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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Webster and H"ync

The following j. \ brief extract from
Mr. W-h>icr'> rcllv to Cot. liavuc ~
the Scil1ic on a former occa> ION when
the bonds uf our glorious l'uiou were
threatened - that reply was rrpc,c
with sentences like the follow ing, a. d
what can be more appropriate nj tins
tlmcP
"W hen my eyes shall l." turned ~
behold, for 'hr Lat 'hu", 'hr sun ~
heaven. ma nnt >rr hin Sh,ming ou
the broken and dl>hounr"d fragment
of once olnriou> l'ulon; on States
discovered. dlScordant aud bc.Increiii
on a land rcui with civil t,udS, or
drenchcd, it mas be, trairrnn h'ood
Let their last feeble and lingering
glance rather bch.ld The gorgeous Ell.
slen of the Republic, now known and
honored thtunghnnl the earth, SIN
full hIgh advanced, It's arms and iro.
phleS Stiea ninv IA th"ir original luS
,rr, not II stripe erased or polluted, nor
Il single star ob>currd, bearing r It's
motto no such miserable lntcrro-ht orv
as, what iS all this worth Nor those
other words of deluSIoh aud folly, hb-
eriv first and union alterwar' ; but
everywhere, spread all over in charac-
'ers Of living lghi, blazing on all IT'S
ample f.IdS, a> they Il ,at over the sea
and over the land, aud IN every wind
under the whole Heavens, that other
sentiment. dear 10 every American
heart Liberty and UnIot, now and
forever, one and lnseparab!c.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Etching,

Etching is species of engraving
on copper or other materials with n
>hnp pointed instrument called an eich
Ing needle. The pate is covered with
Il ground or varnl>h capable of resisting
Ihr action Of aqualnrus. The usual
method IS 10 draw HE design on pa
per with black Icucll; the parrr be-
lng damn cd and laid upon the plate,
prepared as above, with the drawing
next the etching ground, is passed
through the rolling pre- s, and thus the
design Is Transferred from the paper 10
'hc ground. The nrcdr then >cinrch-
- on 'l'r Ines ol ll,c design aud n.
Glainrll> hr,u% CURED over ihr p'nfc,
winch Is botd"rrd round with wax. It
iSalInWed 10 remain on long cnon2h
10 corrode or bite ~ the lines wiich
the etching needle has made. Erch.
ing with dry POM, as It is called, is
performed entirely with the poln',
without any ground, the lurr ruiscd
being taken of hy the scraper E.fch,
ing with Il soft grou.d is used Ia imi
tate chalk or black lead drawings.
For Tins purpose lie oronnd is mixed
with II portion ri iaIInw or lard, accord-
n- to the temperature Of the air. a
piece "i 'lln pnrcr beng attached 10
the plate at the four corners bv some
turner's pitch and lying over The ground
the drawing is made on tie paper ai,d
sladnwcd with the black lead pcnclI.
It" action of the pencil llus dr'nch-
cs the gronHd wlri ndhcres 10 he pa.
per according Ia lI,c de- ice 10 Which
tho finishing Is carried, the paper being
then removed, the work is til ia tho
ordinary way Pam}lcr
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Man and the Soil.

Movable property, or capital. NAV
procure man all the advantages Of
wealth hut property il land give him
much II ore than rh!s. J. givc> hin. u
rlace III the domain Of the world II
uu,lcs his life with the life that am
mates all creation. Money rs an in.
>lruncnt hv which an can procure
lhc satisfaction cfhis wants aud de-
sIr"s. Landed property Is The estab.
'l>lncit oi man as il sovereign ~ the
midst Of nature. 1t satisfies not only
his wants and desires but tastes deeply
implanted 10 iI>ra'ure. For his fam
~ II c!"atcS ,ha' q nestle country
ca!'c1 lone, With all he living sym
inthloS, and all HE iulure lao, es and
pr"Jccls, which Icopclt Aud whilst
rroperIy IN iaud is moe consonant
than any other 10 the nature olnlan, il
l'sn aliurdS field oCnc'jvliv the most
inyorab!c TO l,l> moral drv"lopucu;-
tie most sIcd'o inspire II jusi seuti,
meet of MS nature and of lis powers
lu q most all o her trades or profess.
ons, whether commercial orSurn'lllc,
success appears to drlchd >"'ey upon
"'mSclt, on 'iS talents, address. p'u-
'-u,c and yigl'cncc. IN a.rlcu,ulral
.ir. man IS couS nurlv N the presence
of Cod aud Of his po 'er. Activity,
talent. prudence and vigilance, "rc ns
n"cr>,arv here a> cI>"v her" to The >nc
cess f lI> labor, hu they are no less
ru>uiiiclrut HAN they are necessary.
It's Got WHO rl'rs the seasons and rI,c
i"mr"fniur", the >uu aud ''o Ialn, and
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

mrrS belong to ,hc government. The
average cost of thDr Iu,s IS about
Gl90ru rcr mIlc.
francc has about | goo miles oi
Wjv--hullta 1t great expense, - the
cirnrr>' Of her roads cnstug per mule
GlIi31l There are two lines Of
Railway from Pans 10 Versailles, one
of lh"uu c"nIplricd a' 'hc average ex.
,cnse per mite Of C9s> 005'
The hines III Belsiur, constructed by
the State amount 10 81 miles aud c st
C5,9i5 a..
In Holland there are railways joining
Amsterdam with Rotterdam 81 mllc>
and with Cuc,cht aud ArnhcIn 90
miles.
III the NotIh nf lI,lv there arc four
or five railway, and two IN the South,
Int 40 huc has been pr"loci,h IN the
States f thc Chnich. The Pope m.
deed Is sad to have ohjcclcd,o Their IN.
lrrduci,,u.
Iu 7crland there is n railway
twenty ui'r> ia length, aud even IN
Sraln. ouc ot seventeen, mics. rec"tli-
" OPENED FROM, B,rceona to Ma,aro.
! be most eastern railways ~ Eu
rnIe 'crinna'cnt Warsaw and Cracow
vet couple ui lines are IN Progress
silIl further to the east.
The Swedish government seems
10 have exhibited practical wisd M in
the cucou agcmeui they have given TO
The formation of rall"avS. The State
guarantees to the projectors four per
cent. for fifteen wears; and the pecu,-
larv loauS given by government are
not 10 hn rcuad uI afler ten wears,
and then thc> are onlv to be- eXaclcd
from "rc haf of liic surplus profits
above six per cent. II the States re-.
solves 10 purchase the lines, they can.
not do so TIL after ,wcrtv years. and
they must then pay bonus Of 25 pe-
cent. Ia place Of il tax being cxactcd
by the Slae, as il English railways.
al cxorhiant local seats, the Cavern.
meat gives for nothing, the portions
Of the crowu.land> through which
the lines may pass, and also The. labor OF
so!dirs, panpers, and convc's, at re-
duccd WAGES The Covcrnnen, has
also agreed to erect electric Tc'egraphs
h their own "Xpc Sc.
We should like 10 give our readers
table showing the nu'nhrr Of miles
Of Railway IN th'S conntry average
cost per mile annual recerp's-pc'
cent Of accidents, &c, bu, have not the
means at hand We may have the
opportunity at some future day.-N
n Statesman
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
NUMBER S

tho glass rcpre'rn'inc y prophet or ,u
apostle, &c; and Whctr rcralrs iJtr
been made with The best stained r',..
of m"dciu tunes, gate n contrast U
The qualities # jhs co,nrs was mau,i,.''
Dad the ancicut> know the u>c -
The telescope ? ST Nrlan Dunn.
moud contends tia, they did 81 ta-
ihroc, ilrr historian tolls uS, ihrv h,d
slip-srr,>, w,ih Wh,ch they rnrld .cr
their >hip> a hundred ln'le> N tbs
was the spy-gass. In lhc theatre, -
Home. the glndiatoi> fought ia g..
centre OF an arena at great breadth.
oilc extremity 4 li1>, Srrarajrd
trouu The scriir> ~ the Crut-r u l.,
bnl'dnc, was Ihc Emr,tor's l.,
where Nero sat, npd eyed lhfungi
ring the .rni> OF the STAGE. li.ic uu>
the opcrn.glaSe. lu tie mii>runI> g..
tlic Old word arc cutln>l't,e aud ~
Jcci> "i antiquity. manufactured ~ t,,,.
tunes ot Jnlu> tpSnT, - minute :
u mlcriSc0pc Is haunted a,va;> to ST..
linrS, lv W'uch e. rNtin'ur tiru.
The mr>i have been microscopes -.
ulasscS used ~ a,>i~i III,
aiit>i ~ manufacturing iho'c mn.niuiv
y r)"rts. llrummnud - ri.h, natli l.
u'lug To the nncl"n'> tins knowlrd.c
of the power of glass. -- PhWipS.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

:;;;.,=-- ---Ms hare iont huu!rcd
AMI III voluntary muscles. made on
purpose To be actIycly employed II
they are ~. vigorously eXerc ciScd, then
the nervous power designed TO cner-
~. the firmct strength IS transform
ci mo morbid seuIloi.ty and nccs.
sau, tofnIcn,. The ldcr >onn becomes
the vic,i II oi nisny ma.adlcs aud The
iuNpd otgan Of mauy lu4uhrlouS
words; hc has rrnie,ci hlu>oli
mournfni!y hypocohonduhcai, hides
h. nscf IA lr solitude ol hi> own SIC.
IS fancy. j. forever hnun'ei hy ile de-,
m0h ot di>eaSe, goes on cvefia'llneiy Y
dosing himself with medicines lhat
sssTava,e hIs .nScns.b,a,y TO eternal
'sa!Hle,, and IS 'egitms'e!y damned
HTEro,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
{ lass,
AS K>oWH TO the .SCiC>TS.


Did the ancicutS know snY thing
nboui clns>? Il "aS supposed by
many that they did not, rnd Nork
was written t. show ,ha' ,h"r were
not acquainted wllh It's mpnufac''rc 49,
when n charnier ~ ihc ruIu> e Pom.
Tcji waS broken rl'o, and wns found 10
Lc t|t of o">s, r all kinds. qua'rcs
aud Colur> H. m article on the sub
l"c'. d l.tr1ncr uud"r0ok 70 >how
iha' u wrS lmpOsei''o i,r = steamer 10
cross i'c Arn'tlc: and lurug toe
sane mon,h that ,iot nrtlc'c was rilh-
ltshcd. n S'"ttnrr cross q f,uu Inrnra
To America Thcc is ~ re Brlt,h
s:-:--...-. = v#... !.:a.!4..i (. -! Kunt
which has hccp satisfactorily proven
10 to fgy'iIan C,nSs, manufactured
thousands o' wears since The aucIcnis
were enabled ~ manufacture glass Of
All elnsilr nature AID an instance -
on record, where = goblet " tho II
down md damaged nr bent l.. and n
gam rcs,nrcd. Wilkinson brought
from EgvI' glass tate in the centre
n wh, ,ch was n small duck nf pu,,lc
co'nr. and perfect N Is hnl,h uud rs
fea'hcr.. IL was covc~d over with
w'iic or lr,l>ihrrGt class, md huueai
81. The Windows Of the ancic,., "a.
thrdrals IN Enronc ninety feet high,
age orramtH'cd with rich -o'ors, on
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Rise and progress Of Railways

~ .r,.,....,l. g., ,,o., own, -,
,,.l..n ,,n,.. ,,.o co,,,,uci,u, nj
I,,> ,,,,ye TLctr,c,t,v, r,.
,.,,. ry,. r,ll, 4 ,,,n ,c,nu. simon.
l,,,. ,,o,u., ,,,s .t,,,,bcd nlor, val
I.... .,.i ,j,,,,,,h ,r,,,,,,,u ,,,t,,.. ,>
r..,r,,,u,,t,,.s Cn.. travel ,t> y,,or.
,.,, ,.,ou,cc> ofJ,s,,, ,rd ~.
,.,,,r .,,tlo,,> and IFS ou,cL.,,u, of
tie hn'c ,,,fJic %, n cn,,,;,.rt--and
r,u ,o. c,l,.r nh the ,,,oup ties rl
i,.,dn s,I r,nnr,r intercourse has
,,,n ,Io Railway ru,crpr,,, prea, in.
,,,,., u, ,lf n,uds 4 ycrv in,crc,tiilo
..,r.,o -. at, ,,u,,lo, oI ,ho yo,,l
Brr,>l E,r,,ir on the .Eallwov sy>.
tom .ftr.,IRrl.,irn owe. .,r,,s,.cs
.ud facts ON Iht, subject some Of which
= ! onr readers We douh' not. wll hc
clad 10 find ~ our columns
E,,ivor> ,s ot nrrsrn, ~. construc,
cd u.o,In r.,,td,d as ,hc ,nv,u,,ou
Of IN, ,nre>r,trou,utv Ro,lwovs Of n
,rd, c',u,l,uc ION war. ,rac,J uscd nj
some "t the Newcastle co'l"''c>, about
Tie beginning oi the last century, these
,o,lv Irce vere co,s,ructcd vLnIlv Of
,,uf,r and !, w,s ,o, IN 1167 Ina,
.,n oy,e,,r,cu, wos frs, undo ,be oh.
icc, of which was IN substitute iron
f,r uo. 4 'rlus axn.r,nent other
seems to have failed, or to have cXCl.
ted no notice, for 50 latc as 1897, u
man hv the ta'uc Of Carr pat forward
a c ainI To he invention of cast iron
rats The irnc> which were con>truc-
ted ~ III" last century were uSnally
tracks Of wood, store, or iron, a'oug
which wagons were dragged bv horses
and they were confined to Iocal eS'ah
h.hmrn'>, but principally t. co'lcrIrs.
The dImlnulIou Of the number Of
horses lcqurcd to perform u given
tAriI,,,, rf l., Irr imam an iran rnih np,-
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

!. line Blna-h NnIs,ry pro|4se Z.
cp"al the winG -" .ax. - .et = 't,
Ia pn pap'.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07
Origin Of Coal.

The immense beds Of blum,nou>
coal found IN the valley ~ the ONO.
fills the mind with wondnr Az" ~
ter aye, successive oro"thS ut plants,
Sprln4,uo mp m ihc Saruc region. Wr,r
cn'onhcd beneath h>cIl >tra'a ui >hL'r
Ia the depth q more than ihr,i,ani
ir"' while beneath tie who'c lay tie
bed Of an ocean, Il 'orcd wilh fossil 81 T.
Iud'caiiruS of coal are found at tl't;.
va'e, across HE great valley. from Tia
AIIcghnnv to the Rocky Mouu'.,n'.
ii is found near the surface II, kru
iuckv, OHIO, Indiana, llllnoi., aud
Missouri, and wi'hon, douh', may ="
found brucn'h The extensive icr,,,v
deposits whIcl, form the sul>,rarlnu nf
the great pralr'e> ~ III" central .ni
northern parts o' The Western States
As low down rs New Madrid on ih,.
Mississippi, coal was ,hrowu up fro,,
beneath the bed of III, ,ivcr hY IT,,
great earthquake 'i lSl2-n n SuHiCn.t
proof ot MS continuation ~ The h"''
depressed part Of rhe grcai vailcr.
The coat is oi vtnr able o,InlG. IT,.
one who has real much ",' the >rh,'"
or personality eXamInrd The con' ! j..
will not d"uY Time was, Wlcu
was considered peculiar hi,uc'nI I...
duct, formed IN The same u,,uncr a.t
at the sn'nr time with The f,ch> rna.
surround It. The product uf - ch.r
al Dttt,iifS,s llI,,,r ., i,.,,tI
bic, and Nae artificial formation r.o.
{ "u wood hv SIR James Il,Il. have ,,
lcnc"d q. doubts upou the >nhIrc,
The only mystery now is. how sue,
vast Ouanlllrs nf vrvrtoh'c matte.
cnn'd b" accuulln'cd aud grown o..
,Lev yr.w ~ rcn,rnl on ,Le s,,C'c.
,oy nccu,,cd hv ,,,. cn, .,.n,,Iro
tain from III. nr,l,c, .,,,. ;, ,.l.c,
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1850-03-07

In 1907 CheaSpcakc hay was dc'y.
/, q ~ Carton JoAn SHa'h
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
The Glasgow ROcy,-hes:se,

VIE Gl nsgow Rock house is well known
u TO every body, and situated as i is, in
the most business part Of our town, and ar
ranged for busne SIS md family purposes, with
great snfficienc of the clearest we'll waie.
IL oilers great ind ucements to any person de-
sirous of locating himself in this most flourish.
IMP town. But the subscriber, anxious TO
realize his Calf orna dreams, is equally anx-
ious TO sell this valuable property, even ct 4
sacrifice, on the most favorable terms.
Persons wish ing lie purchase the Rock
house willsplease make ansearly application.
PHILIP BAIER.
Glasgow, Dec. ID, ls49.-4l-Gt
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
The strict observance of this rule. and the

The strict observance of this rule, and the
other injunctions Of the Constitution, with a
sedulous incubation OF that respect and love
for the Union of the States which our fathers
cherished, and enjoined upon their children,
and with the aid OF that everything Provi.
dence which has SO long and kindly guarded
our liberties and Constitution, we may rea>
sonably expect TO transmit them, with their
innumerable blessings, TO the remotest pos>
terity.
But attachment TO the union Of the States
should be habitually (oslered in every Amer.
lean heart. For more than half century,
during which kingdoms and empires have
fallen, this Union has stood mistaken. The
Patriots who formed it have long since de.
scended 10 the grave, yet still il remains, the
proudest monument to their memory aud the
object Of affection and admiration with every
one worthy to bear the American name.
In my judgment, It's dissolution would be
the greatest Of calsmities, and TO avert it,
should be the study Of every American. -
Upon its preservation must depend onr hap.
piness, ond that Of countless generations 10
come. Whatever dangers may threaten it,
shall stand by it, and maintain its integrity
10 the full extent Of the obligations imposed
and the power conferred upon me by the
Constitution.
z. TAYLOR.
WASHINGTON, Dec Oath lS49,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
THE TIMES
G l. A $ G d w MO.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, l84e.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

hLclDCN . M EOS hOE.
This long and anxiously looked for
document reached US on Saturday
evening. Knowing the great anxiety
on the part Of the people 10 see the Mes
sage, we issue our paper this morning,
in advance of our regular day and lay
it entire before them. L, was ,ee.
graphed exclusively for the St. Louis
Republican, and issued by that paper
on Tuesday last, in exactly twenty
four hours after its delivery to Congress.
We put it in type and printed it,
twenty four hours after its arriva! here,
thus furnishing our country cotempo,
raries good impression to copy from,
and our western and northern readers
with the doc ument, simultaneously with
the Republican, and in advance of all
country papers-as we did the election
of Speaker last week.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
EIME LIQUORS.

ONE half Pipe otard, Dupee g. Co. Cognae
~ Brandy.
3 Casks A Signette Cognac Brandy
10 Bbls. American I" 3"
Or, Casks Madeira Wine
2" " Port Wine do
10 p5ls Old Bourbon Whisky
% Old Rive do
l New England Rum.
Just received and for sale by
jan3 PERRY q BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO CITY, Oct. 10, ls49.

SACRAMENTO CITY, Oct. 10, ls49.
Nv Dear Father:-I arrived here
safe and sound on the 9th inst. Not.
withstandng the trials to which my
health has been exposed by the way,
by the fatigues of travelling and pro-
fessional labor, my constitution is un.
injured. while many have died, and
more still have arrived here debilitated
and shattered.
am well pleased with The looks of
things here; money is plen'y-all kinds
of business thriving, and l do not
regret coming here. Many are DIES.
ponding and talk of returning, bu, this
class is constituted of The weak and ir-
resolute. This is a thriving place, and
already contains some 1000 people
It is the great centre of trade with
the miners. lam not disappointed in
the least, and if nothing happens, shall
make things tell before | leave here.
Immigrants are arriving in great num-
bers. The miners are averaging some
thing like an ounce day, each. This
country is full of gold-almost mex
haustable, should think.
shall advise you of the resource,
of the country, its climate, &c, as
become personally acquainted with i
--of course l have not yet been here
long enough for fair estimate.
Three hundred thousand dollars have
been raised here for the relief of tn,
immigrants, many of whom are we
behind. Several parties have alread,
gone out 10 meet them, with packe
mules, and others will start in the cours
of few days.
MANY sail vessels-Ships; Bark
B,,gs, Schooners and Sioops-are nov
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03

' ME subscriber having concluded to TRY
III bis fortune in California, is now offer
ing his work at greatly reduced priccs,-in
order to dispose quick Of I'll his naterisl on
hand. and to convert it int ready cash.
All those DESTROYS Of getting line monu-
mcuis made for their dead relations or friends,
nave chance now, tc repli4s their dasiEe on
very chaup scale Indeed.
:, ! have on hand great variety 0; the finest
Italian and American Marble, purchased At
the lowest prices. PHILIP BAIER.
Dec. ID, llS49 At OF Glasgow
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03

I. so, Washington avenue, near Fourth 81,
THE undersigned has constantly on hand
and manufactures TO order, Marble Mantel
Pieces, Monuments, Tomb stones, Furniture
Tops, and every other description Of Marble
Work, at very low prices.
n. B. employ no Travelling Agents. Or
ders sent TO me per mail or left with J. D.
Perry, Esqr., Glasgow, will be executed in the
best manner. carefully packed and warranted
10 give satisfaction, in quality ard price.
| also keep on hand, CaciIed Plaster Paris,
Hydraulic Cement, White Lime. Marble
Dust, &c. JOHN c. WILSON.
St. Louis. Aug. 80, lS40.-26-,f.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03

lying opposite this place, in the river
The Sacramento is beautifully clear
navigable stream, although i, 10 render
cd rather stagnant here, on account OF
its proximity tc tide water.
The mines arc full Of people. Great
order prevails. An A.cade ls appoint.
ed in each mining district or town; and
his decisions are supported as those of
a Magistrate in the States. Firearms
are Of scarcely any use, excep, os a
protection against beasts--murders are
hardly as frequent as in the States,
and more shrewd and intelligent pop
ulation | have never known. Equity
is most highly regarded, and, as in the
days of chivalry, every man feels res
ponsible for.his words and deeds.
There are many more families here
than | expecte d TO find, and much at.
tention will, without doubt, be paid to
agricultural pursuits. hope, at some
future day TO be able TO state 10 you the
capabilities Of California in this regard.
AS yet | am uniformed. But Of one
thing, my dear father, am satisfied
that this is no country for you or your
family. 1t will do we'll enough for me
to make fortune in and return, sooner
or later. but as a place of permanent
residence, you would never like it.
Gold is emphalically the staple produc.
ton of the country, and upon this will
amos, every other pursuit Depend
To obtain this is strictly my object
here. and | shall take what | con slider
the best course for Inc TO insure success.
All | ask is that you would write often,
as also my dear mother, brothers and
sisters, that this temporary separation
may be rendered as toerabe as posi-.
BILE. Please also to send me the news.
papers regularly.
Thank God | am here, safe, well and
happy, and memory, precious faculty,
enables me, in Imagination, to enjoy the
smiles Of my dear parents, and the com.
partnership of my beloved brothers and
and sisters.
Your son, as ever,
With devoted affection,
CHARLES DEXTER CLEVELAND.
To Capt. ]. 7. CLEVELAND,
Hazel Ridge. Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03

This occurred on Monday, the cath.
A resolution was adopted, yeas ll3,
nays LOG, declaring, that if after calling
the roll three times, no member shall
have received majority of all the
votes, the roll shall again be called, and
the member receiving the highest
number Of votes, provided there be a
majority of quorum present, shall be
the Speaker of the House.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1850-01-03
Steamboat, MOsel, and House

EDRNiSlllNU EMPORIUM
THE subscribers have taken the store l2s
Fourth street, Glasgow Row, and have opened
an establishment for the sale of every useful
article adapted TO housekeeping together with
a general assortment Of useful and fancy
articles.
Silver plated Bri.ers and panished tin ware
Of al kinds
Japponod and ty0n3ci ware
Wooden and willow ware; :rCn ware
Cutlery and hardware. shovel and tongs and
standard hst Tsc.s, bronzed cast iron; bird
c-gcs Of 81 kiH3s; French baskets, very hand
so@e; cane chairs; feather and bristle brushes
and busters; towel racks; guns and fishing
nck'e; cu'!oSities; baby jumpers children's
toys; al kinds 81 cooking utensils; forms for
Charlotte de russo jelly, cream. DC; hall lamps;
nursery lamps, &c floor and Bile Glsts; card
and cake baskets; curtain bands and pms;
STAIR rods; gongs ans bells; wire and hair
selves, mouse and rat traps tea trays; nap
Ain rings, etc, etc.
BRAlNERD i. THORNE,
l2-, 4th st. Glasgow Row, opposite Vine st.
st Louis, Oct IL. lS:g-m3