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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
syiittpoeb, Sea, 13ten Tebruar, 1850.

barin 9elefen, fte la9en nod auf Ieinem 3ims
mer. Gr fu6te bic 8rieff,en beraus. Gs
,paren ibrrr sebn. Gin unfdslides @efahl
er9rif i'm unb nabm mebr nnp mebr ;lt, als
, CT fle naf einancer aufaltete mnb curtlas.
slae tparen nur fnrsy tpie in peritchlenen
9lusentliden ipie. i'm Slu9e btn9ewcrfen.
Wanhes tpar nur anseoentet aber in ber
Sauptiad,e beitati9ten fle bic slusfase Der
:. Seberin oDafcmmen. gr fuiete nieber, bldte
! iid nit benz &cpfe seseu ben Giid, anb
ipeinte lan9e, asa .4
Der Gebanfe an Gmilie brahte i'm tpies
: Der 81 iId. Wie irlte er es ibr iasen ? Cine
fdcnence QSeile tpar nidt benfbar, unb mas
8. half fle ant gnoe2 Ct ftanb auf nabn bic
Sriefe sulamuen anc 9ing bi1uuter, tpie int
. Sranute balb beInnnn9slcs, betdubt BON
Sdmers. 60 flcpfte er an Gmilien's 3biir.
90 trat er Elm ais iIe 9eGfnet bate.
Sc bdmmerte ihpn unb 9milie bate en
9eidt ansesiincet. sGfreb, iaste fIe, LAP mid,
nidt, lan9er III bieler marternben llngetpies
heit. @r faste fle bel Der Snauo fribrts fIe
ans eidt, nnb betradtete ih,pei9enb bic
9eliebtsn 3iise bis bic teranbrinsenben
2brduen ihr 8ilb Dor feiuem 8lid burheins
aioer tplrrten. gmilie ia9te er bann NIT
eritidtem eaut guilie mir fInb unfd9lih
elenb; unfere 8erbinbuns lit Sinbe. &enntt
Gu bieie Sanblhrift; St belt ibr bic
8riefe bin. . r.'a-a n.t. .-mag
@eine SHUTTER rief fle auf ben eriten
Slid. Sbr Gamen itebt barunter! Igcber
1T bies? ..n.ns s.n..
Sie mar -fa9te sllfreb ftcdenb Sci fart
gmilie Gjctt pill's. Gr ,pia bic SInben
Der Gftern beimiuten an ben &inbsru. SD
fann's Dir nidt fa9en. Safe Did. eies
feftft! - Gr fonnte nidbt tpeiter, ianf in ben
Dipan, Dor cem er ftanb, unb bebedte feline
sln9en nit ben Sdnben. "-
Gmilie rahm bic 8riefe unb Gas. gBelde
Gntbedun9! 90 flar, 70 fedenlcs unb sbrs
tparbi9 bate baS Bib ibrer selietten Neuts
ter bisber i'm ftillen 6eili9tbum ibrer Seele
setpohnt; unb cine Sead,t TIM bic anbsre
laserte fId) jeff iber bies Bib. Sc mar
9efddnoet unb Ge ielbft in inn. slber fIe
bate nur erft bic Wtutter nerlpren; lIe bate
nur erf oas Sunsre Der Sriefe seleien. Sest
tpanote Te um fab, an ,pen lIe 9eridtet
tpareh be9riff snles unb ipie cine un9es
benre 9ait rpdlste es ild iiber fte, betpustlcs
ianf bas un9Iadlide @eib su 8cbsn.
(Sprtiesuns fclst.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
Des &ebetts Seacbtfeite.
grSdblltn9
.f Nictor Gtranf.
(ScrtftunS,)

(Sprtfeenn9) sggg5. AL
Nedn erbpb ftb unb Der Doftcr fiibrte
safreb nnb Gntilte, bic ird, bidt an ben 9eliebe
tel. Sreunb fhntte9te, ilber ben brnflen 9cr>
plat ttt ettt fletnes, biliteres 3intmerden, tpe
ote Setertt beretts am Seniter itallb., Das
Betb erfhrad itnT sltdte suiamnen, dls fle
eintraten. Sie filrdtet fId bod rtdt 2 iaste
ber strst riht phne Soarte, tr,bent er 1ie beim
slrm faBte Die Soerrfhaft tppllem Sbrem
bentisen Sdlafe beiipptnen. Oiltr sefhminb,
es 1T hcbe 3eit. Damtt fiibrte er fie gu einen
Sise, beGerl fcnberbare @tnrtbntng benz JIM
gen paare nun erit auffiel. Ste faten eiren
breiten, neutrality-suspicious. 9ebnleiIel itber
tpelhem Elm rltnbes eiiernes 9ad,, BON dines
flfher Scrmt, allf9ehan9t mar; BON leeterem
sc9en flh mebrere &etterL bic tpieber unter
etttanber perburbett iparen, Bis ln,ter ben
Sib, ilnb fhlpfer an elmer eiiernem Waune
sufalnntet, in ipeld,e bic Seberiu lire SnBe
ffeate, ais fle fId aiif benz SeiIel itieberlieB.
Der Dcftpr BAT ieine Gdife a,f einem 9Daar
acknowledgement Stiihle plas su ,ehmen ltnb
feBte fd felbf bidt Dor bas @eib, 70 bae
fetne &itiee bic itrtgen beriibrteu.
0tnn be9ann er sii tita9netifIren, irtbent er
feitte betben alls9eltredten Sadnbe In fleinen
Nbifaabe DDit ibrem S6rper fangfan,, BON
Wtrbel bis st ben &itieett, abspdrts be,peste.I
Sie blieb babel rnbtg tnb flibr nar eiaisenta[
auiarnnteit, ipenn er nit ben Sdnoem IN bte1
Naasenseseac font. slllmdbiig aber fanfen
ibre stn9entieber, rur nod baSo MeiBe ber
slngem blieb fId,tbar, banu ftlpNet lie tieb
gang; lire Sdnbe lagen I'M Sdcoee, rnb4
besannen 1T Der S,altitna als ob fle etue|
priefe stpifhen Gaumen ,inD 3eieefu9er bielt,
fld frampfartiS st preisea. pl0slid fanf ile|
NIT bem sMse,uf elmer 2iefdlafenben in bic
M1en suriid. Der slrat ,pieoerboIte nun bic
neri9en Seffreidant9en .eitiise Naale nit Der
9iedtett dlIeut 1lf,b nabm baan einen Waaas
netifab NIT oefea Spise er, sleidiam bea1
lln,riffen ber 8iite fol9enb, ssn Der Stirn
ans Greiie Bis hiltab 1T bic Magensesenb
beftrieb, bic jebesnaL, BON ilatet apf, um1
einise 3cl enoer, ,pnrben, bis Der Staby
sulest nitten auf ber stirn; tpie IN eil,eia|
esatruns rslbte J; bann filhrte er TIN rafhl
gsgen bie 9erssrube berab, bieit ion aud,
cine 3eitians feit ilno erfldrte MN bic gaaubl
pulaticn fir beenpist. /, .e ; .,q,
Siehff On alager mir nod, Sen,n,sS In,
3immer2 + fraete Ne ber Dcftcr jest,, ~
Die Sdlafenef beipeete. bic eippen ,lnbl
fprad in sienlid psrebeltem lialeft, brd,l
absebroffn trailulartia ,iup init iausen 3spi<l
fheupaiiien:. Sebeu fann ih 9aiep,anb- --Gs1
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13

Sehufidtiq, ipie pieReidst ME, bliseen mir
biesInal Der Sakres;eit Der TrenbeJ Dem tcns3
nisen eense entsesen SH oieien Sabraeess
repolutiondren Stirnie, bsr 3eit, no boS,
Drama Der Natcnen @enue, !. ober elm
idmeralider ilt !; me Die Treibeit nod eimmaEs
an Die pferte Der edmber fiopft ano il,an
Ginlae besetrt, oaiff Der gDmter iotsaaria,o
ca uunebelli bic phdacmene Der 9entur dist5e
Del, geilt Der Taticnen uuS alass i(t fos(fiu.
Die Treibsit bat ilds i'm Yorissa Sabre stss
icttnt, bat ibr glntlib ctrsalfernofii @nycpas
seseist unb busd ibsesi Sid Ole IRsnfbtHs
ienfeits bes SteanS srfreuf.E asas5sase ssda
stber 4. Die s,srjsm sraas be siidfg ilngasse
Dod mil BEN TratIia9 fstrsneie gqs6css
Iutionef ,pieber Waif ben dtiiffiMtn auflsss
faebun9sfast aeten aud, Die g6lFsr tpisost
aaf anO Sie gadsI Der yfsScIaticsi sDirb pitss
Der ,inben. Eann tuerben be Roatne3(s
tpttbet bonnern nns bic 2siess sbranti t1if6a
fpieber luifia tnn3en. " Y Hssissi ftsidp stAs
llab i6sr ben Sanptsn SET 3snise t6issfs
fIe aud. MsSllsis nssss ae ana1@
aBir fIao aiAt bic gsenubsbsr 8srilirna4m
aber Gvfotg Ia Grribeif. nsolussslI5l
iWas iIt eist folder gftis niAtiwertt / xssi
Grpfpgcn tints Da3pftppt. '':e,'. d.
Ganf,sha Msnfasn aftsStes n nilo esrs ~ 81
s''a' ipaiatef. 81. Z 'sss asv a'1 '''s's1
sViiss;as, 81 5al. -
Der Gisamtfs ,,et. ssjtpb, y stpjB6(]l
maos 6saniiit 8dn1lid3 nisber. DdI i(ndl
stfdd1 haAe gAp5lsoa, disatt kli3
essl sstanlas aaes, das -. u W
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
s.
Oas Nf ber3.

Gsiff ttin Gee su finren
ltuf Grcen aaeriparts,
9son 70 sebelneis 8riincen,
; 4fs eines menftten -6eri. <-.s.y
... Sa fi6tet in Der @tillt, .., nsst
Bon feinem AuS' sefeb'n, r
Der reinten QBrnne Sillt,
= Des @1merses heilts G8eb'n.
Gs pranst i'm Ucllfen 9t9tr
Scia xbal 10 reid unc tunt,
2tls Ieb 8sfable resen 49,
Sn eines .oersens 8ranb.
n- Dit SSnisin Der zrtebe
a@~ .6at bier ibr tfiGes $anb: -f1 2
Die sottentfa,nmte siebe
ttnb tpas ibr nab perwanbt. 81
ltno was eas .Ser3 perborsen
.s ; Sn feinem 9@oos sebar,
Sas ffrablt mic litttr Uacrstn yiee.
.-,--t., Sn's 2(use fpunctrtlar. ..E
9a leuatst ts unb taubet, '2s
.94 t' qBas In Der Eiefc tctt; .
Sas 1T ein Strabl, Der 3anbtt,
BON bem Die 9eeP erbebt.
Olaudt' locffen mag ,ertrtmlntrn,
Go fam cas Ser, ni6t tintmtrn,
Gin feiabtiHss 8eEbtt -
Sebt trilttn ibm fein Gtaot. p l
aolas ibin aud 2tiles ral,ten '.-
-,, Die 3eit III raf@em Slug;
Aus fcinem frrmmcn @lauEen -.
!oae ts nrd tfets scnus.
0rb mann per taBe Sriebtn
Ginit nibt itebr III tbm quilt,
.a..l- Damn sicbt es 9li4ts bieniepen, rsT
Sas feinen Sa,nmsr ttilIt, .......s
Siel Qeunpcn ipobl tertiten ; I. sy
ltns berben, tittcrn Samerj
Sebrb bas tiefife $eioen
rg.a,5.a 81 Gin setrodb'nes J5erj. ~ SD
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-02-13
1T aber ghpas bier, cas nitt ietn fcllte--
SSdh tpeie es nid1t sn faaen.-Sie fttpiea.

Der 9Irst wanbte fIot s,t 9afreo: gScllen
Ste Ie itn, Gttpas befra9en 70 ti,liB icb sic
nit ibr 1T Rappcrt fesen. 8ts iest bat fle
feline 9thnmt9 BON Sbnen. Gjeben Ste mir
bte tinfe S,anb. stlfreb ttat's; Der slr;t faste
bic arbere oanb Der Seterirt init fetner ant
beren lnb ber nta9tettfhe Girfel tpar ee>
fhlpfen. Stetit Du MN ben Serrn nnb
fennft On i'm? fra9te Der Dpftcr.
Die Stlafenbe anttpprtete tn Der ncrigen
Weiie: Sd, ieh ttn tpohl-aber gum erten
Wal-Gr bat Stel erlttten-Sebr 9lidGd it'll
er jest. 81, - 20 Ass
gr ,pirb's bod, bleiben9 fragte ber slrst.
- @cr frast benn fc = bas barf ih nidt
fa9et -er tpirb tpchl leiber, aber nnfhulbig,
- bod nidt cbne Shulb.-
Q8as foll bas heiBen9
--Sh ,pete t,ttt-eaB bas &iinfttse.-
Da fle abernale fhtpies, fcrberte Der DOT
tor ietiten Gait auf, felbft fle nm bas su fra>
9en, tpas er slt tpiiien tpiinihe. safreb be-
fam ild nnb fraste bann: &annit Du mir
fa9en, In ,pelhem 9luSenblide meines eebens
tx. c.a,, rs,,ss 20 sa ...s w 60. ..sc4.
ca sssa ;4 srs o,.ss. I ,s ,,,,tI 49, ,',..as,.:st ..
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IS sllfrsS,s se,os, ,,rrS.n e.,tt az. hot
CO. r.>., o. ~ y. s..' a., ',, s e. - ~
onbIifte III kotte ei,,e,, oSsr,, spnn,s,,t Mo- :,
C,oso,,to,, ~. e, h.4oo,41 r. ..,...s ~ rn
n,iener >, ner esehrnferSen. e5ooe mir et,nos
,,cu ,,e;,,en, s,oter o w -,
-. cr n ,,;d,t or;,re,;t, ssi,, o,,,f.,,4t,r4
~ fekr tro,,rio ,,S ,,,e;t mott ,,eo Il, cam,
nid,t J, Inn, sr;uoe,,- -ober IA fste H., ,,,;e
einen ebotte,,-;o er ID Sbc,, fo,,oe ,n ne5f,re
BEN
a, Gnrih Ssn feirem qeben 5oote 9nfres
ettpos ,nrtbfo. ,.,a r 3,saI sa +ares
Die Gdlofenbe fam rpieber rnb loette
bann; Das 1T elm tebr lu(ftaer s,err-id
febe i'm In grocer @efeafdaft-CGe tpuroe
plSslit, iebr ernft) bas lit ,tid,t f,Sn, bos it
febr unred,t-ba fetletd,t er eiuer fff,Snen
Nrau tu's 3tmmer ndd,-{te foSen NIT ett,s
amber, nnb es 1T bod, rid,t fetne @emablin.-
G,enus, senus! ,,nterbrad sllfreb iIe drs
serlid. SD, ,ppllte, i'd, bate 3eit eebabt,
mid, fit otefe 3uIammenfunft spr,ubereiten.
sie mag iibrisems 0fed,t baben. Gjptt perseib
mnS glaen. =.
- 9lmen 1aate bic Seberiu NIT arcseu,
Nodbr,,cf. o,.rm,. s5 ''@...
,5s,cr et,,,os ousere,n se,,,Is f,,krs onfres
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

Christ has constituted his people stewards.
He has committed to talents their care with
injunction: Occupy till come" lie said
Eye are my Witnesses" and it is by
their testimony that his saving health is to
be known among the nations. lie has said
-"Ye are the light of the world; ye are the
salt Of the earth" anu it is through their in.
strumenlaliIy that the world is to be enlight-
ened and brought under salutaIy influence.
Tarney's Funeral Discourse, for Rev. Dr.. J
Going.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

When think OF the vast interest that |
have at stake, it astOnishes me that you should
altempttO amuse me, and begui!e my prec-
ious moments with any such fctions as
''Guancho or the Bull.Fighter," cr any First
rate story which will not in the least pro-
mote that interest. Will you turn me aside
from the path of life to read the s ory of the
"Bull-fghter," while God cries in my ears:
Occupy till come. REPLY TO a publisher of
an unrelcome sheet, By ReU. N. p. Gaming.
ham, ls47.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

A story is told of a hypochondriac gen.
tleman of rank and fortune in Ireland, who
fancies one of his legs of one religion and
the other of another. He not unfrequently
puts one of his unfortunate legs outside the
bed-cIothes to punish it for its religious er'
roTs.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12
ResnecIlnllY vours,
YAzoo City, Aug. &c, 1850.

NAZoo CRY, Aug. %, lS5O.
J. 4. ". Page, aui S. I. MaSSeY EsQS,
Gentlcmeu-Your note of this date has
Just been handed to me, aud in reply, |
thank you for the compliment implied in
your request, and herewith submit the man
uscrpt Of the discourse, TO your disposal.
Very truly your friend,
w. CAREY CRANE.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

~ James, what are the olSactory or
gans?" asked a teacher.
"They' the machinery in factories where
oil is made was the prompt reply. The
master lifted his eowhide, but the next in
staut went into spasms..
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

E Somebody says that "words are but
wind" If that be the case, what pity
that there should be any penalty for perjury.
1t is like beating the air. When two par
sons have words together, it should simply
be said that they blew n each others faces
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12

A sIanderer Of the softer sex, undertakes
to prove that Satan was W'otaan, whose
name was, Lucy Fir,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12
De EMOCRAT.
Correspondence.
lAzoo CIrY, Aug. 2G, is

Rcr. ". Carey Crane
Dear Sir-We are desirous of obtaining
n copy Of your very able and interesting
Sermon, delivered yesterday, on the death
of our late President Of ;he United States,
for publication.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1850-09-12
DISCOURSE

APPROPRIATE TO THE DEATH OF
Zachary Taylor
l2rH PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Drlircrcd in the Baptist Church, YaooO
Cuy Mss, Aug. 2jth, 1850,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
RHE U MATlSM CAN BE CURED
BY THE PROPER USE or
MYERS E1E IRRIGATION!

THIS 9vercign and efiectual remedy for
hat painful disease, was discovered upwards
lpf sixty years ago by the Grand. Father Of lh'
undersigned, "a German Physician Of his dav,
Iand has ncverbeen made known out Of bis
family.
Hsincre1ible cures have astoniShed thou
sands who have witnessed it's power over tina
disease. Unfortunate, despairing invalids, who
have been bed-riddeu for wears, have been r.
stored to the enjoyment Of perfect health. |
.hanishes all pain in few days, and its eficac,
is gladly realized by the patients being able t,
RESUME their usual avocations, after havin!
suffered in torments for months and wears -
THE wonderful success of the EMBROCA
jTTON, in curing the worst cases of Rheu
inrccedentcd. and lis fame ORIGINATED from
It's own merits. 1t never has failed to cur
rheumatism. either inhammutorv or chronic
md | feel safe in saying it never will if fairl,
/ tried. pledge myself to refund the cnsh t.
ianv person whouses it properly without bnin!
benefited thereby. Youwho are afflicted ma
have tried every other remedy but this. TR'
jrT, and if it does not cure it will not cos
YOU any thing. BY this rule desire it shoul
Jhe used.
Persons are warned 10 be on their guard O
4 whom they purchase. as several mean al
s,tempts have been mnGe to procure the REcIP
arrom which this medicine is prepared. Til
lnroprieor deems 1t his duty to say to the al
Effected, that he will furnish travelling agent
with written authority for deposiing it.
n NJ NV name is on each bottle. and non
grenuina unless prepared by HENRY c. MYER:
I.Fayette, Missouri
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
watches 81 .BcWelry.
-~2GS,
yNk'--S13
T & G. w. HEQUENBOURG,

T & G. w. HEQUENBOURG,
WATCH MAKER d JE IVELERY
Second 81 Corner Of CheSnut 50. Louis
] EEP constantlyon hand full assortment
~ of Watches, JrweIry and Fancy Articles,
Silver Ware and Britt0nla Tea Sets ANY
description Of Silver Ware made to order st
short notice
Sons of Temperance, Odd FelTnws' and Mu-
son Jewels supplied ~ the different Orders 4.
Eastern prices.
N. B. Particular attention paid to the re.
pairing of Fine Watches parts broken or lost
replaced equal to new, being both practica
workmen. and one of the partners devOting his
time exclusively to the repairing of Fin
Watches, We tiatter Ourselves that any work
entrusted to our care will give am lie satisfuc-
ion to our patrons.
SPectactesio suit all Ages.
ST. Louis, Aug 30.--2j--y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

Western orators have sold grea
many smart things; but i, was q home
sick Irishman said, 'Sir, ! was born a
a very early period of life, and if eve
| live till The day Of my death--nnt
the Lord oily knows whether ! will OF
not--my sowl shall see swate lleIuLc
before it Iavcs Amerihy.'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
CH RLEs BALMER. c. II. WEBER.
Esalrner 81 Weber,
DEALEs IN
Pianos, Music and Musical
Instruments,

No. SIS, Fourth st. Jetpeen Pine and Olive,
st Louis, No.
--,E-si ,itl KEEP constantly on hand a full
iauzYt-si "a assortment of PIANOS, 6, g.
U u U and octaves) from the celebra.
ed Manufactures of Nuns g. Clark, Gal,
i3- Co., and Bacon d Ruven, also Carhart'>
! celebrated improved Melodeons, a and 5 oc.
gaves.) G iitars, Violins, Flutes, Flies Fla
geUlets Clar ionetts, Trumbones, French Horn
lOphcledes, Sax Horns, Bass Tubes, Comets
iAccordeons, Tenor and Bass Drums, Banios
5Tambourines, Triangles, Mouth Pieces
bridges. Bow Hair, Rosin DC
d0rT English and Italian Strings; Piano Stool
] and Covers. Ne,o Music received monthly.
OLA liberal discount made to Professors
academies and Bands.
j N B. The experience acquired by Z. e. w
sdurng many years OF successful ProfesSorship
! in all brahches of Music, is the surest guaran
stee to purchasers that any orders they me,
storward will BIZ faithfully executed, with pune
duality and despatch They are also the sol
lagents for the sale Of Whitaker's celebrated
1 Patented Miniature Solar Lamps, the best an
icheapest light ever known.
1E3-Orders left at this Office, will be atten
sdcd TO.
y St Louis, Aug. 80, lSl9--2G--y
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
A 8 p ! II E.
BY LOvBZELIA.

Fuin would leaye my notive land,
And 10 q lnhd Of slrangi rs 90;
Yen, would rend each kindred band,
And drink the bitter cup Of wo;
For though affection rends The heart.
II hits the thought and spirit higher
Though peace and forever part,
My watchw ord still shall be aspire"
Imagination scans the deep,
And views the wild, tumu'uous sea,
And smiles to see the tempest sweep
The pillows as they onward fee,
FHin would my 5 irit stretch her wings,
And play upon the tempests Tyre,
With joyful bend she'd touch the strings,
And sing in lofty strains aspire"
In vain my spirit strives to rise,
In vain she flaps her unfledged wings;
By nature bound beneath the skies,
Ambitions song in vain she sings;
But all the foods of earthly strife
Can never quench the lofty fire;
The swelling sea bursts into life
Ii every drop it says aspire"
Aud while in wea kness | essay,
70 build the siiyery wall of song,
My fattering spirits borne away
Upon the passing winds along;
She droops her wing far DER the wave,
And strikes in distant lands the lyre-
Could she one erriDg mortal save,
She'd bid the runsomed soul aspire"
She casts all trivial joys away,
And strives for more ideal height,
And courts the brilliant lustrOus ray
Of fancy's hoy heavenly light;
But should She fail to pluck leaf
From iame's bright dladen Of FIRE,
Low at the templ's feet hell kneei,
And tv her rival sing, 'aspire."
III not in hopeless grief repinc,
Though fate each earthly PLEASURE bars
Around my lonely head III twIne
The shining tre,ses Of the star;
Though I'm denied that trltling need,
While here on earth will not tire,
III live in hope that when I'm freed,
Ny ransCmed spirit will "aspire"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
EIEE'EI INSURANCE..

by THE PHOENIX INSURANCE co
a-P OF ST. LOUlS--CAplrAL S5U, 1000, IN
ADDITION TO THE PREMEUM .--The Lc-
4giSIature of Missouri having granted perpet.
3Hal charter for inSuring lives, and granting
iannullies TO die above company, with guaran-
ilee caPital of S5UOO0, which may be increas.
Jed 10 S3OO'OOO; said company having been du.
! y organized, now presents its claims to the
;pubiic for p rtiOn Of their patronage, be.
j ieVing that when its charter and proposed
5manner OF doing business shall be examined
11nd understood, the advantages offered will
3oe Obvious to all; amongst which we NAV
amenton the following. The safety of
stock company, with the benefits of sharing
I'm the profits of the business. the premium
graded 10 the lowest scale ofany responsible
Icompany;the seIni-annual payment of premi.
4 ms for the convenience Of the assured: DAYS
ut grace liberal, travelling privileges larger,
and residence in the southern Ststes longer
/ than is usually given.
Or the many advantages of life insurance
we do rot think it necessary to speak in this
;notce, they are beginning to be too correctly
appreciated by TIE prudent aud cunsiderate 10
3requre any comment from US. TO those de-
s'lrng insurance or information on the subject.
I've will be pleased 10 furnish our table of
rates, SC.
Risks will he taken on persons going to
lCaitornia, and on slaves employed on land
,or on boats Oh favorable terms
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

THE DocroR's WELcomE,-In ,
town away down east" there residc
q certain Nj. d. who never had any
particular desire to be disturbed uflei
he hal yielded to the Influences Of tie
drowsy god. One very cold nigh, los
winter, be was aroused from BIZ
slumbers by loud knocking al hi
door. After some hesitation he arose
wen, to the window, and yelled out.
Who's ,herel'
"A friend was the answer.
VIVA, do you wanlF
Wan, to stay here all night
Stay there then. and be id wa
the benevolent reply.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Regular Packet.

Ss5r1(A The s.aunch and light draugh
- S5 steamer ANNA, J. CHEEVER
MASTER, and NV WEAVER, Clerk, will ru
IS Regular Packet, making the trip every
rwo weeks, between Weston and St. Louis
md all intermediate ports, during the ensuing
season.
For freight or passage, apply on board
Enh DS-nD
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

IN ME subscribers respectfully inform their
D friends and the public generally, that they
have received their Spring and Summer supply
Iof Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, and Dye
iStutfs, all Of which they offer on the most az
lcommudauGg terms; we have the largest and
| best selected stock ever broaght to this mar.
1ket. California Emigrants supplied with
levery article in our line, with full written di.
arectiOns for using them, also put up in The
sneatest style. Physicians and others visiting
1Glusgow to purchase Drugs, Medicines &c,
will find it 10 their advantage to give US o
call all articles sold by us warranted pure and
! ofthe best quality, Do not forget the house
We are on the corner Of Market and First
street, at the Old stand of Digges g. Horsey
! mur2l f. w. DIGGES d. CO
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18
Salt.

22l0 bags G. A. Salt $50 do L. ID do; 2Ot
ka. III store uud for sale by
july /. PERRY i BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

ON hand, the greatest variety of Green AM
~ Black Teas eyer Off red m St Louis. war
ranted cheaper and better than can be sold BY
any house west Of the mountains: (for III,
reason that nothing but Teas are kopD-th,
variety is complete in every sized package.
Country merchants would do well to cal
before making I'll cir purchases. Every sal,
of Teas at this Warehouse, is warranted /,
the purchaser, with the privilege Of returning
if not such a. represented. GEO, MYERS,
May 9--lHjO-6m Agent.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-07-18

Rooms No lO3 FoGrh 81, corner Of Olive
M R. Z. has rich and rare collection Of
w specimens, for which the first premium
vas awarded to him by the Mechanics Insti,
ute at its last fair Every description OF
DagucrreUtypc work done at this establish
nent ON short notice and in the best possible
manner,
ST. Louis, Aug 80, lsl9.-20--y