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We advise the editor Of the Republic take simple
anodyne. and compose himself for few weeks BY that
period General Scot. have returned the city and
we will venture slight wager that il the editor will
submit to him copy OF his native American letter and
his hasy soup letter. and ask him what he thinks OF the
enormously bad taste displayed by democratic writer
whose declaration copied into the Union that the
General in writing these letters showed want of com
mon sense and common courtesy-we wilt venture, we
say slight wager that General Scott will reply, with the
candor OF true soldier that that democratic writer who
ever he may be- has much better taste than the
organ OF The administrations, who cannot see the Justice
OF those comments but has been hunting in the bader
dash OF some gossipng novel-write for terms OF
scandal to apply to the author.
But we are, perhaps unchartabe in suggesting to the
editor OF the Republic upon his eagerness to be no
torious for good refined taste We shall not complain
he proceeds. therefore, with his proofs that aboi,ionsm
and free sosm are not dsowned by the republican and
democratic party, or that this party either in it's doctrines
or ITS organic alton. has admitted its confidence
disciple from either the other of these dangerous
combinations against the peace and harmony Of the
Union. We think the editor will not proceed very faI
with his proofs before he will make the same discovery
that Jack did, when be undertook TO climb big bean
vine. which his nurse bad told him grew up so high thai
i reached the clouds. Jack discovered that il was
all story and met his nurses remons,rance by saying
that he would not climb high but that he could lei &c
and fall down when he pleased, without being at all
hurt
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OBERT M. McLAEE, Attorney and Counsellor ~
~ Law notifies his friends that he left New York for San
Francisco, Cal fona o6th he viii take
charge him w transacted
in California
Until further advised address him At San Fran
cisco California and FIR information regard % he
gaeensnss in baltimore, he refers 10 his friend WIhsm
Marshall atlsw, BALTIMORE Msn0
once in the Law Building, Of st. Paul and Lexington ~
Apa7-6t
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r. r. r. Liable bns the inform ladies and gen
vi sercn Of Washington, Oeorrown Alerandta Ne his
May ball will take place Tuesday The 9th day Of Ms Isss
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Or Fair for 81 Mary. Church-The ladies OF the differ
Catholic congregations of this the freeing
Mays Church from debt will hold fair during Odd
Fellows Hail. street, which will open
p
Everything calculated TO make this fair attractive and worthy
Of patronage provided. The
rated, and beautifully lighted gas vie will find great
abundance Of useful and articles. confectionery refreshments
&c.
A band OF good music always in attendance.
Entrance, lax cents.
APP U-4t
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CHURCH CARPETING.-Ju-, received additional supply
v Of carpcting msching in Trinity church
supplied
fully Informed that they opportunity OF furnishing their
pews In uniformity that Of the church.
baics Cocos aeIiton
Do Hat carpeing
do
Away. on hand general assortment Of espe,ing mating.
mstsas, bed which win be sold
price A. any retailing house in the country.
J. May 6-Asoh CLAGETT h DODsoN.
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To the rends of the Union, Withou distinction Of party
In view Of tho services and sacrifices OF the Hon Daniel
Webster in maintaining nvoate the constitution and laws
Of his country, with the act oil the mayor
and aldermen oil Boston In refusing the Of Faneu Hall
the friends OF gentleman each DINER
The verca,ion his regarding that
sncient Commonwealth and In view sso 81 the refusal o.
the oil New York invite Mr. Webster to visit
Albany tho guest Of the Statcndgnities cast upon that
distinguished statesman by aboonss and others opposed
his patriotic conrsehe undersigned, citizens Of New
York. respectfully invite Mr. Webster to meet them in This
city, some period convenient himself, in order that
they may him in person their deep and grateful
appreciation of his devotion the great public interests Of
his country.
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We learn that the contemplated enlargement Of the
Capitol will be commenced the ST OF June next This
building will add very essentially to the convenience and
accommodations of that supendous edfce, and if execu-
ted in such style suitable will be alike credtabe
taste, lberay. and national PRIDE We hope it
may be worthy OF the high purpose to which is ded
Gated. H
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I Osr Boumty Land W.rrant-Lapd warrant certificate
IL No $685. is-ued subscriber 4 In Cant
Wnde company, lat regiment United artillery on 06t
April 1919, for 100 Robert smith, Al
Illinois, him mailed Sseinus hi. city
has been Loot All parties hereby cautioned against
The said certificate the subscriber the
JAMES DUNN,
Late private regiment United States artillery
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nOHAIR STOCKs--This popular and cheap stock just
MI cevcd variety assorted eoors The trade, usual
p ed nj m prices.
Ass great variety Of "Bsis,on and French
gloves, hosiery, &c u,,,x
Creaihat, cap, and cenilemen's furnishing store,
Under AthcnTum, opposite AdepM Theatre.
An T-6ufeod
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large portion OF space u occupied to-day with
the names Of 1900 5000 sgners 10 invitation to the
Hon. Daniel Webster meet them IN this city al some
time convenient 10 himself that they may express to him
their deep and grateful appreciation Of his devo
ton 10 the great public interests OF the country. The
character OF these names, and The than Willingness
with which, in general they were appended, make the
compliment one oil distinction. though mol equal to
the exalted merits Of the statesman 10 whom II Is ten
deed This the paper and these are the Thugs lsssas
sinsl alluded by the Courier and Enquirer lew days
since, when il said
III any such paper this has been circulated Ia THIS
the marks Of having emanacd from the Journal OF Com
erce oice from kindred source Under petenoe
OF defending Mr. Webster, sabs him about as eecuay
| as the adroilest Thug could murder his victim"
The trouble with the Courier is. that the invitation al
ludes TO the refusal of the legislature OF New York TO
invite Mr., Webster visit Albany the guest OF the
State"-an alluson which home to the business
and hosoms OF those members who were guilty Of the IN
dignity Couldn't they get Seward down here again to
make speech in favor OF the Union! Rochester pa
per- after quoting the OF dozen or twenty dlsin-
guished persons among the signers. adds:
"When such Thugs these murder the Secretary Of
choy fact astonished public In the mean time, we
cannot but think that eminent officer oil the government
| tolefaoly safe in his life and person"
subcommittee OF 81, corresponding with the num-
OF States have prepared an appropriate letter to r
Webster which designed 10 accompany the original sig
natures. This letter hope to publish in our next
will be sent 10 Washington, we presume. together with
| the names, by a special messenger.
| IN. Y. Jou,nalof Commerce, May ,.
The following is the call to which the signatures ART
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VALuABLE Property mt Private sAle.-The fDlowins
described offered for sale nccommoda
sacn wish TO build or make az Investment VIZ
north street and Psnnsyivanis
Part square No. 49, containing 200 square feet
This Virginia and street south
49, containing 263l feet and lot
No. 3, do do 2,762 DO
All OF which very desirable building and located In
rapidly improving part OF the city. se.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Apl7-cod2w Auction andC Com. Merchants.
DALTIMOKE Female COicgc.-This institution, incorPo-
the Maryland and enjoying abcr patron
affords the acquisition Of thorough and
education The buildings pleasantly locaed WIN
and modern convsnence for the
number Of boarding and day scholar
atss#
N. c. Brooks, A. NJ. professor Of ancient languages
Rev. ID. II. Nadal, A. NJ. biblical literature.
Rev. b. r. Waugh, A. M mathematics and natural science.
=. II. Pratt, NJ. D., assistant In do do
Miss M. A. Dixon, English and Bellies Lctres
" J. Rochester, assistant Ia Engiish
I" Georgiana A. Hulse, French language
" Ellen c. Cobrech, instrumental
+" NJ. A. Porter, assistant do
I" Elizabeth =. Slicer, painting. %
Mr.. A.. - Cleveland, music
Boarding Cor session, III weeks) S 50
Tuition In collegisie department. "
Cstaogucs, with information, to be had
application to
Ap 24-2aw2w NC. BROOKS Principal
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VALUABLE and beautiful residence for sAle.-The
subscriber will sell
747, improvements thereon known a. Caxenos,
Mill This beautifully and hsahiy situated
between Delaware and ID
east having commanding The
commodions well built frame dwell
Stables house, and ocr out houses win an excel
lent Of handsomely set with
hnbbery and fruit excellent opportunity
persons desiring and comfortable residence
mar ket garden The will be made accommodating.
Ap27-3taw2w CHAS .. WAIALACH
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nIANO. TABLE AND STAND COVERs-Just received,

nIANO, TABLE. AND STAND CONVERSIONS received
Ciageu Dodson, general assortment Of the
above goods, in part Of the following styles
French piano These
are printed elegant coo and waanted hold
In washing
Damascus piano. centre, detabe and stand MATCH
in The oolors.
coos match the coora Of velvet carpets
now made perfection
borders doyes MATCH the style goods In tho
piece.
Table oiooths mapped backs, and rich
coos widths These the
best invention for saving good furniture.
The xoods well worthy the attention OF all
wbo good
nrnure nom the wear and Good goodspcss low
a the lowest. .o,r~r ron.ox,
Al CLheEii = DopSoN.
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ROBERT MORROW,

ErehorRs Broksr As,wss bs'mss~ 6k TN streets
Next door 10 WIN. B, Tcdd's Hat Store.
ApN-scN
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TO Voters Washington, ID. C.--The undersigned,
tho instance many friends respectfully that he
coffee Of collector" and .oeu
the ensuing Should he
by majority vntes, he win strive justify
IN hun afaisfu and
OF the duties which viii in hat event devolve upon him.
Mar Us JNO. ]. MULLOY.
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We Of the neiemency
ofths weather. solicitation number of friends
who Capt Robinson will defer addressing
his fellow Ward
his pledge
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THE Stones of Venice. with Illustrations by Ru
kin, author of Modern Painters, sc
For sale by
TAYLOR l. MAURY,
Mays Booksellers 9th street
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Canton Mast,ngs, Floor O'IsIsshs, Carpssa"s, 90
THE subscriber. arc now receiving schooner Statesman,
i from New York
90 pieces ~ extra heavy white Canton ms,ins-
70 do 54 do 90 90
do 4 do red checked 90 90
do 5s4&6Ado 90
do do hncy 40 90
q 40 super English oiicoth, 10 feet wide
do super oilcio,h, from twelve eighteen
wide
% do priced o,eloth three 70 III H.et
wide AN
10 do Cocoa marnrS, for basement nc.
Also constantly hand fun Of every vssy
nor ted nd American carpcting such
Tapestry, velvet spc., su.se's English and Americas Brussels,
imperial and ingram, fms inran,
hemp, and cotton, bos striped paasl togbsr
article In uruishns
prepared upor y rood tsyus
otbcr dealers In this country. ~ NNt
ple-u p. r. HOOB 4 90
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uy-Medical Association District bis
The annual meeting will place this (Taesdsy) May
At the Washington inhrmay, AT IL O'Clock.
R.K. STONE, Nd
Mayo Secretary.
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Washington and AlexAnarta Beat.
7homas Coiiysr's wseh--Ssrer 7rips per Day
4 un The steamboat THOMAS CoLLyER Will de
Rxy1rSe part at the following hours. coach
with the boat Washington fare
Persons going and leaving the boat, half price.
The Thomas Coiyer will be Mount Vernon route
week.
Leave Alexandria at TX, Ok, ION, ~ hs4 Pm
Leave Washington at 81, 10, n.y. m; M 9t = m.
ApW Captain
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"Thec Is mine the Porcupine mountain called
tho Norwich mine, tho stock OF which IL held in New
York. The company have got vein from egh.
inches thick, nearly pure copper. They have
miners and three four nbores work
60 of copper should like to 600 shares
that mine The Minnesota, Ridge Peninsas, Forest.
Adventure, Pscatsqus, Ohio Merchant, Great Western
Algonquin. Bohemian. and Douglas Houghon, are all mnss
tha got copper work and there he
above mines but well deserving Of BILE money
being spent prove us real value "
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p-MasonfcA regular communication Of Federal Lodge No
i Will be held this evening al 7 O'Clock.
BY order Of W. M:
C. A. sCHWARZMAN,
Mayo Secretary.
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QJ-MasOnic-The annual communication the Grand
Lodge District Columbia holden Masonic
and 10th streets, Tuesday aiay
O'Clock, The grand officers and members will take
thereof and govern themselves accordingly.
ny order Of the NJ. w. Grand Master;
CAS-. s. FRALEY,
May 1t Grand Secretary.
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uARPER'S Magazine for May.
III International Magazine for May.
Mrs. EiliS's Housekeeping Made Easy. 2
Ap1
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pOMANCE DUST, by william 8. Mayo, author Of
IL KaooIah
The Ahambrs by Washington Irving
The serpent Symbol; by r. q sauier, a. NJ,
Session OF CongresaLtie Browns edition
APPS FRANIk TAYLOR.
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CMOILEr'S WORKS, complete In large
~ volume, full cloth binding 81 as containing Pegpe
Pickle Ferdinand Count Fsom Roderck Random Sir
Grcsves Humphrey Coke Adventures of Atom Poems nc
nc with Walter Memoir of the Life and Writings Of
May6 FRANCk TAYLOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE
SENATE.
Washington. March G


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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
NU7lhbcY 3.

rived. She brings $4,000 in gold, ia
the hands Of passengers.
The North America brings two hua-
dred and twenty passengers.
The U. S. sl0oP.of war Albany, ar
rived at Chagres 22d ul.
The choice of Senator was between
Col Fremont and Bubor King; the
election was 10 take place in two or
hree days; it was thought that Col.
Frcmon! was gaining ground.
Tie steamer JOHN Tompkins from
Sacramento for San Francisco, burst
her boiler on the 3lst January, killing
the second engjaeor aud sco!diDg seve.
al others.
Much sicbnes, prevails on the
lsthmns. but it is not Of malisnqns
character.
The scarcity Of rain materially en-
bHrra7scd opera,ionsiath the dry degngs;
The miners, thus far, have occupied
Themselves in throwing Up dirt, ready
to take advantage Of the first rain; it is
sad ihat few days rain will enable
them to collect an immense amount Of
gold, which being Immediately tbrown
into the hands Of traders. will give
credit 10 the miners for stores, and have
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
'l'EHE rIINL ES
Plank Road Charter.
An ect to incorporate the Fayette nnt

An set to incorporate the Fayette and
Glasgow Plank Road Company.
BE IL enacted by the General assembly Of
the State Of Missouri, as JoIiows:
5. !. That company IF subscri>
bers to be raised as hereinafter direct.
ed be, and they are hereby constituted
and declared body polite and corpo.
rate, with perpetual succession, by the
name and style Of the "Fayette and
Glasgow Plank Road Company" for
the purpose of owning, constructing
and managing a plank road from the
town of Fayette, to the city Of Gas,
gov, in the county Of Howard; and
for such purposes the said company is
hereby authorized and empowered to
have, and receive, purchase and pos
sess, en- Joy and retain, lands, goods and
chattlcs, and effects ofany kind. and to
any amount necessary to carry into ef.
feet the objects Of the incorporoion,
and the same to sell and conveyat pleas
ure, to sue and be sued. defend and be
defended in oil courts having competent
Jurisdiction; TO have and use q com.
mon seal. and may alter the same at
pleasure; to ordain, and establish such
rules, regulations and bylaws, as may
be necessary for the well being Of the
incorporation. subject however TO the
restrictions, and Limitations contained
in the act.
5. 2. The capital stock of said
company, shall not eXcecd eighty thou,
sand dollars; TO be divided into shares
Of fifty dollars each.
s. 3. Books for the subscription OF
the capital stock shall be opened at
Fayete under the direction of Weston
T. Birch Lewis Crig|ar, Adam Hem
dirk and John I. Cleveland, or any
two of them; and at Glasgow under HE
direction of William r. Barton. II. A.
Savage, Tbomrs Shackelford and John
II. Estill, or any two of them; and as
soon as the sum of ten thousand dollars
shall be subscribed, the said company
may organize, by the election of a
President and six directors; provided
that the construction Of said road, shall
not be commenced until twenty thou
sand dollars shall have been subscribed
5. 4. That all the provisions Of ar
act Except as herein provided) enti,lec
IAN act to incorporate The Glasgow
and Huntsville Plank Road Company
so far as the same are applicable, in
GLIDING the rates Of toll per mile, as wei
as every thing else, shall apply to ,he
Fayelte and Glasgow Plank Road Com
pany.
This &C, shall take effect from il:
passage.
Approved Feb II, 1851.
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CHAS, L. MLT0N,

SUCCESSOR TO T'HOS. ANDRE VS. }
yHTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
w Err IN STOVES AND HOLLOW
WARE; manufacturer Of Copper, Japnned
and plain Tin and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 72
North Second street, few doors south Of the
Monroe House, sign Of the GILT Stove, has
constantly on hand a variety Of the heaviest
and hest constructed Cooking Stoves; also
Coal and Wood heating stoves. Particular
attention paid to the selecting of the best ma
terial and manufacture Of Wares for the city
or country trude. All work fully guaranteed.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
to his old customers, as well as the former pa
irons of Thomas Andrews, that he is fully
prepared to I'll al orders in the shortest pos.
sib!e time, and on tho most reasonable terms;
and hopes by proper attention TO his business
to give entire satisfaction to el! who may fa'
vor him with their patronage.
ct. Louis, Feb. 3-6m.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
WAsuINGrnN, March G.P. ".

a large number Of nominations were
sent to the Senate. by the President
among them the following: J. 2. Kerr
Of Mar! land, Minister to Bogoro; Mr.
Early. Of Washington, Commissioner
"f Public Buildings; C. Z. Curtis
Pa'enr Otiiee, vice EubanI; Hon. r
I, &c,ienck, Minister to Braz.l; Mr
tiamm"nd, Postmaster. Lancaster. Pa.
Mr. Marker, of Sjeto Department
Charge to'Coperbagen.
have reliable information tha; The
Nhig members OF tho PENNSYLVANIA
legislature met in secret caucus, q few
days ago, and with groa, unanimiiy
The compromise men leading, and aom
mated Gen. WnisId Scott as VIII.
candidate for the Presjdency-subiec
to The decision Of the Wing Nalions
Convention.
Mr.. Arthur T. Hopkins, of Penn.
and james Harlan. Of Kentucky. have
hesn named as commissioners to sel,lt
California land titles in general.
Mr.. S'hench's nominations, il i. said
has noi ye. been sent in.
The Committee on Foreign Affair
reported the following treaties: on,
with SWilZeyland. peG5,ia,pd hT Ir
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
From tie JcGerson Inquirer.
THE CLOSING SCENE IN THE
SENATE.

We cannot refrain from again recur.
ring 10 the scenes which ,ranspIred in
the Senate, in order TO show what
mischief can be visited upon the coun.
try by the conduct of one or two men.
None can doubt the importance of the
passage of the law as recommended
by the Governor, in reference TO the
Congressional elections. The message
will be found in this weeks paper, and
will speak fo" itself.
The billto which the Governor re.
fers, encountered violent opposition in
the House of Representatives, and from
the same political quarter was defeated
in the Senate. In the House more
than two.lhirds were in favor Of the
bill, and consequently, the faction op.
posed to il could accomplish nothing.
When the question was about TO be
taken on its final passage, we saw q
number leave their seats, in order to
have it shown that there was not a
quorum present to vote, but seeing this
would not avail, and that q quorum
would remain, they returned again,
and Mr.. Robinson, of Boone, who was
one of those who fled from the Hall OF
the House, returned and voted with The
majority, the motive for which was
soon developed, for upon the announce
ment by the Speaker, that the bill had
passed, Mr.. r. rose and said he had
voted with the majority, and therefore
} had right TO move reconsideration
of the vote just taken, and so made ih'
motion 10 reconsider, But bis motor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
NEiEIers and NfaChinisGs.

IN addition TO our usual large supply of
n Mill stones, Boiling cloths, Saw Mill irons
screen ware and TODDS IMPROVED POR-
TABLE MILLS DC.
We have the sole agency for the sale OF
Rubber Belting-the cheapest and best Belt
ing for Elevators, DC, and will not stretch,
+, Rubber Packing-the best article known for
making tight steam JOINTS. Rubber Hose
cheaper and better than leather for conduct
ing water. Machine stretched Leather Belt
ing, Lace Leather, &c. &c.
ALSO-LRON PROOF STA FFS-one
OF which every Merchant Mill should have.
G. d c. TODD, No, 2i7 Main ST.
ST., Louis, FeO, G, ls5l-tf,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
BosT)y, March :

The Daily Advertiser, published this
\. NJ, contains n communication from
George c. Curtis, explanatory of and
sustaining his posi!ipn, and saying tina,
the recent negro riot was so act of ls.
wing war against the United States,
and therefore that the parlicipaiors
therein were siuly Of high treason, of
which the penalty is Gcsla.
The Common Council last night ap.
pointed q committee Of thirteen to
write to President Fillmore and invite
him to visit Boston.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20
VIM, WIG H T NJ A N,

Wholesale dealer in Groceries d WoOdengare,
Corner Commercial & Locust Sts.
ST. LOUIS Mo.
WAS FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES large
4 l. and general assortment Of Staple and
fancy Groceries, with a great variety o!
Woodenware, which he offers at the lowest
market rates. Merchants are respectfully
invited to call and examine his assortment.
St. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 30-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

Late advices from Yucatan state
that the Spanish authorities had given
up the government to the British. a
battle had been fought between the for,
ces of San Salvador and Guatemala
in which the former came off victor
ious.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-20

A,Fa;her wishing to dissuade his
daughter from all thoughts of matri-
mony, quoted the words "She who
marries doeth well; but she who
marries not, doeth better" The
daughter meekly replied, "Father ]
am content to do well; let those DO
better who can"