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has ordained It should b. thus and an ind.
u.,c reward, a crown OF nr,cr-crinr r'ou
await, hereafter those who m1nflly suffer
here"
Yes, -, ihi, know fill vel this re,
,gion, and hope. and faith, bid us remember
replied Lucy, somewhat more calmly, and get
with touch Of the immlirncc with which
she had iomcdy sposcn, "Ihi, alone 1t b.
which makr- uc .utT,r aud endure sometime,
with rarioucs. bul %, Mr. Clifford, With thr
best resolve, there will br time, When thc
courage Gils-rty and pray ior ma"
" Bui Lucy, loos forward TO brighter, hap.
pier DAYS" said Nr. Clifford. "As I told
you before, uuh5ppl'y / cauuo, do much. ii
your work BE- ,h0vn ASIDE fur Ihc Tc,'aI
anj here" be- added, drawing Eve pound
ru,r Gam h.- pocksi, "i, som which Will
relieve sou ct ,our prc,ra, d.Bculu,,."
With trar of gratitude, lu-y iIuD,cd h'r
l.uJ friend, aud hrr ewes lI,up with beams
ct intense grl,claln-ss. 90, how nll W.,
her hcu' Ton. ioo lall fr words. Tor th1,
rs a JOS. a gratitude, To- which lbc tongue hli,
Co r,,c uurnnce" Charlie, Clifford r,tthts
-, be- uu,ci the varying oppression Of Luc,' :,
nr a.d animated coaa,rnaacr, 1ui bcbc'l
Hrr oIr mp q PRAYER, with gIa.PrI hlui, an5
.f..rIu, .yr.. iug h.l leu.lr'ur.
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by a violent cGor, be- mustered hi. feelings
answering hcr in subluci tour Of voice
f. ''Nou do me a Cricvous Wrong, Helen, iu ai
!, dressing mc thus there is no reasonable de-
sire of YOURS, which / would mo-, make ANS
b. slrr.f,c 20 satisfy. Feeling my ability 90
' discharge ,hr amount, promised DYING "a
!. tbrr tha, h.s debt, should BE- rai thls c1r
jo, auI sul' ad,ul ,ou ever, c.ulurt, though
not thr lu>rrirs NJ Herbert yutUys, which
f yog s1 mucb cu,,t and as o. ms rrs,uiua
lor ibli jly uf Distress which NAV ucur ar
., -i,c, ,rru my conduct not t..,r-,lfa', rs you
o0ea have done, % is tJur mls, have con.
fIrrrr in Cod. auI ibat vc ar, told Co o.
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, t.-f ta- q. tvy i,H. cyN 'ir.at y6i, boo
90 Chr,rtr prudence, w. ara bound l1 r'.
ln.r from ,urrr1u.te-. tIlJ 90 vo mlg a.
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and distressed arI -rrrrs uHr Gm.l.cs Gou
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bitter. l.1rs' Helm, tur you 1o" 90 r,..'h
fiw. SO Q t.I su.l.. doe iav vill como
when 'o1 ",.' u0a iaf' ] an right.
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GEORGE L. MELLEN & co.

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4 few months passed on winter and
spring have given place to summer, and Lucy
Morton, in al the bloom Of youth, and healih,
and beauty stands before the baP,amal font,
bearing in her arms the fcmalo infant Of Mrs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Commercial.

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TINES, I
March 10, 1851. {
Hemp has declined. caused by odviceS
from the East and ST. Louis. We have no
material changes to make 10 other articles
Business during tho week has been brisk
River low and falling. Boats up report
feet water on the principa! bars,
We quote--
HEMP-s65a75 per Ion.
TOBACCO-$5s7
WHEAT-60s62Ac a decline.
DRY HlDES-7c.
FLAX SEED-$ls1 10 per bushel.
DRIED APPLES-75caS1 90. do.
WHITE BEANS-S1 90 to 81 50
per bushel
IRISH POTATOES-75o do
OATS-3Oc per bushel.
ONlONS-In demsnd-rone Offering.
BACON, Hog round 5Ia6ols.
LARD, Gn good packages) Gets.
From store we quote,
FLOUR-S5 90 per Dbl.
SUGAR-7a7A cts per ID.
COFPEE-13 Z" " 4"
WHlSKEY-3o cts. per gal.
lRON-4a5 cts, per ID.
SALT-$l SO per SIX.
SPUN COTTON-$l per bunch.
DOMESTICS-9 cts. per yard.
Molasses-35s50 cts. 4" gallon.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
New Advancement.

Saddle, Trunk and Harness Manutactory,
GLASGOW MO.
. OPER g. BROTHER, beg leave to an.
4 q n0unce that they have associated them
solves together for The purpose Of carrying on
the
SADDLE. TRUNK AND HARNESS
BUSINESS,
in all its various branches; and will constant.
ly keep on hand good supply of articles in
their line, manufa ctured from the best mato.
rial, and in the most substantial and work.
manlike manner. Now on hand, and for saIo
very low,
u Doz, best quilted seat Ladies Saddles,
> " %, " forepiece ladies do
push do do
! % quilted Texas Spanish gents. do
. " assorted gents. saddles
- sets stage and wagon harness
loge,her with all ether articles usually mazda
or kept 10 Saddler's Shop.
They invite call and examination of their
work and prices and assure all who may thus
favor them, that they will be supplied as
cheap ss at any establishment in this or apy
OF the adjacent towns. They wish il distinct
ly understood they will not be undersold.
The usual time given 10 punctusl dealers.
and work exchanged for Dry Hides, Linsey,
Tow LINEN, Wheat, Bacon, Lard. &c. &c.
w. P. ROPER,
A. w. ROPER.
Glasgow. March ID, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
ROAD CHARTERS.

We give to-day the Charter Of the
Glasgow and Huntsville Plank Road
Company" and invite the especial at
teution Of our readers TO it. II vii
be seen there is no time 10 be lost; the
Books should be promptly opened al
the appointed time. and the necessary
amount Of stock procured withou, de-
lay. 10 insure an organization.
The friends of the Road in Ran.
dolph, are moving-und we have bur
little doubt will authorize the county
. to invest $4,000 in stock.
The Fayctte aud Glasgow Charter
will be published next week. BY one
of its sections, The provisions Of the
Glasgow ard Huntsville road are
adopted for il, as far as prac'icahIe.-
Section three designates Weston F.
Birch, Lewis Criglar, Adam Hendrix,
and John T. Cleveland, or any two Of
them, TO open books o, Fayet.e; and
William r. Barton. F. A. Savage, T.
Shackelford, and John II. EsteIl, or
any two Of them, Q, this place. As
soon as $4,000 is subscribed, the com.
pany may be organized-aud when
500, 600 is subscribed, the work may
be begun.
The Corporation Of Glasgow has
subscribed $4,000 to the works. What
say the people Of Howard Shall we
not individually and collectively, take
hold Of the work and push il through
The County and Corporation Of Fay
elite should follow the example Of Ran.
dolph county and this city. With
such start nothing could stop the
works.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Mr.. Geycr's AeftCFs-tgae Fest
and the Testers glOwed Up
Voice of the Eyhig Press.

We subjoin few extracts from our
exchanges. relative 10 Mr.. GEYER's re-
cent letters, in order that our readers
in this particular section may see wha,
is thought Of the assertions Of Gen.
Clark, last summer, that the position he
occupied was the true wing ground,
and that all who held the opposite opin.
ion, Uhe Same expressed in Mr. CEY
ERs letters) were Abolitionsls and
Free Sellers, from JoHN G. MILLER
down 10 the humblest citizen who sup.
ported him for Congress. This paper,
and those who acted with US, took the
ground that an opinion, either way, on
The abstract question of the power Of
Congress over the Territories Of the
United States, so long as all agreed
agains. the expediency of exercising
tina. power, never had been, nor ought
not to be, made test Of political oriho.
doIy. For this, we were abused per-
sonalIy and politically, in low, vulgar
style, and charged with Free Soilism-
with departing from the ancient land
marks, of our party, and attempting
to introduce new articles into The wing
creed. Mr. Geyer, we were told, would
take no such ground-the wing mem
bers Of the Legislature would scout it,
The Legislature has met, elected Mr.
Gever, aud adjourned, and how stands
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
New Goods.


CHEAPER THAN THOSE WHO SELL AT
COST.
FENHE subscribers would respec fully in.
Il form their old friends and customers, and
the public in general, that they are now re.
ceiving their
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS.
which has been purchased in the East on the
most advantageous CASH TERMS, and which
enc bles them TO sell them cheaper than hose
who
SELL AT COST,
and yet affords them ample profit. They in
vite oil to call and examine for themselves,
whether they want to buy or not. Their
stock embraces,
Cloths Cassimers, Sattinets, Vestings, Prints,
Lawns, Bsreges, Ginghams, Silks, (fig'd
and changeable) Shawls, Spring
style, Ladies Dress Goods,
in great variety of style.
Also very fine assortment Of Silk, Straw and
Leghorn Bonnets, of latest styles and
variety OF co!ors. together with
oil sorts Of trimmings
Also large and hand some stock OF
READY MADE CLOTHING.
embracing every article of Gentlemcn's wear,
manufactured expressly to order, from the
best of materials, and in the most fashionable
styles-also, full assortment of
LADIES SLIPPERS & CATERS,
which, for style and cheapness, cannot be OK.
ceeded in this market.
A call is solicited
STROUSE g. co.
Next door to Barton's Corner.
Glasgow, March 10, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

shall keep up a substantial and con.
venient way for crossing said road.
5. If said company shall require for
the construction or repairing of said
road, any stone, gravel, or other ma.
terial from the land of any person cd
joining 10, or near said road, and can
not contract fer tho same with the
owner thereof, said company may
proceed in like manner 10 have the
value of such materials assessed, as
herein provided for assessing the value
Of lands in securing the right of way;
and in every such case of lands and
materials, said company may take pos
session of and use the same imme diate>
ly, after having paid or rendered such
claimant the amount, if any SO assessed,
or upon payment Of said sum, for the
use Of said owner 10 his guardian. if
he have one, or in case the claimant is
a nonresident, to The county treasury,
for the use of the owner. But the Jury
in assessing such damages shall not con,
slider the advantages of the road 10 the
owner Of such materials.
s. 30. Special meetings of the board
may be held in such manner and al
such times as may be provided for in
the bylaws Of said company.
5. pa Books for the subscription of
the capital stock as provided in the
second section of this act, shall be open,
ed at Glasgow, under the superinten.
dence of Henry w. Smith, Layton S.
Eddins, Robt. Wilson and J. D. Perry,
or any two of them, and at Huntsville
under the direction of Henry M. Tins.
ley, Dabny G. Garth, VIM. r. Samuel
and John McCampbell, or any two OF
them; and after the organization OF
said board, books for the remainder OF
the stock shall be opened in such man.
ner and at such times, as may DO pre-
scribed by the board.
25. After the construction of road
said company may, at any time extend
the same from the town of Huntsville
to the town of Bloomington, in the
County of Macon, and for this purpose
"A vote Of the stockholders shall be taken
by shares. and if a majority be found
in favsr Of such extension then all the
provisions of this Charter, so far as the
same are applicable, shall apply to, and
be enforced as TO such extension, and
the capital stock ofsaid company may
be increased, fer such purpose, TO any
amount not exceeding one hundred and
sixty thousand dollars.
). %. Said company shall not be
permitted to engage in any other bust.
ness than such as is prescribed in this
act, which shall continue in force for
the term of forty years.
s. 81. Said company shall commence
said road in two years from the time
of the passage Of this act, and shall fin,
ish the same as far as Huntsville in
four years from the time Of its com
mencement, in default Of which, this
act shall be null and void, and of no eff.
feet.
This act shall take effect from i,s
passage.
Approved Feb. Is, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

PACKET KANsAs--Capl. JEwErT has
had his boat thoroughly overhauled,
from top to bottom-re.!u furnished and
re'painted, and her cabin extended,
thus making her interior arrangements
capacious end comfortable. The X,
has gone above this trip, but on her re-
lurn to 81, Louis, will take her P ace
as packet between that por, and this
Capt. j. is too well known 10 need
commentator to the travelling and
shipping public. Our friend VIM. C.
Manson presides in the Office, and il
second only 10 bis Commander in abil
ity and desire 10 render The intercourse
between tho boat and lis patrons
entirely agreeable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Fancy Fashionable Milliner,

80 MRS. MILLS with gratitude ,NgS,
wa, returns thanks to the citizens of sSyS
Glasgow and surrounding country, for their
liberal patronage the last season, and res.
pectfully informs them that she has taken a
house on First street one door south of Mar
kct, where she is prepared to alter, bleach and
color straw, braid and Leghorn bonnets.-
She is also prepared to make and repair silk
and fancy Bonnets in a mos. neat and fashona.
Die manner.
Glasgow, March 10, 1851 3-m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13


DIED-In Fayetts, ON Saturday The 9Th,
inst. Mr.. J. w. l.. BUCHANAN, 10 the
34th, year OF his age.
-Four months ago The deceased came to
this place apparently in bad health, though
iulo suspecling that Consumption had laid
its whitening hand upon him. So rapid in
its progress was his disease, it soon became
manifest that his pilgrimage was drawing
rapidly TO close, yet The final summons
Yves awaited patiently and peacefully. A
devoutcommunicanl of,ho Episcopal Church
he possessed a strong and mistaken cons
fidence in Gods covensned mercies, ard so
lively was his religious hope, so unwavarng
his faith and trust in The mediation OF his
blessed Redeemer, tina. death was wholly
Invested OF its gloom and terrors. Every at
tention and comfort which kind friends and
an aleclonate wife could give were given,
but no earthly arm could stay the progress OF
The insidious disease; he was gently taken
from the trials and struggles OF the church
militant, to unite in The joyous hallalujahs OIL
The church triumphant.
swFayelte, March 10. 1851. D.
Last Sunday Morning. at her residence
in Saline county, Mrs. ELIZA G. SHACK
ELFORD, in the 53rd year of her sge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENATE
The President called an Extra Session
Of the Senate on the 9th Of March,
Mr.. Geyer was telegraphed by the
Secretary Of State, and left 81. Louis
for Washington last Thursday. II is
no, known what extraordinary bust.
ness ia to be laid before the Senate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Executors Sale of Slaves.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TTNIlE undersigned respectfully returns his
4 thanks TO his friends and the pub lie pen.
orally, ft r the liberal patronage extended 10
him, and is pleased to announce, as will he
seen by the card below, that he is prepared 10
transact bus mess on q more extensive ac.ls
and bespeaks for the NEW concern q eontin
uance and increase OF patronage.
Respectfully,
A. w. ROPER.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

o. All persons indebted to the late firm
IF Benson & GREEN, or CLARK II. GREEN,
for subscription, job.work or advertising, are
desired to settle their accounts. 1t is hoped
when such persons read this notice, each and
every one will consider it personally addressed
10 him self.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
A rare chance for bargains.

'NHE undersigned has Just received, per
i. Mary Blame, fresh addition to his al.
ready extensive stock Of Staple and fancy
dry Goods. His stock consists in part Of the
following articles, Wis:
Cloths, CassimereS, FeStrngs. satinstts. priut,.
Cores, Hosiery, Lapns, Cam.
brics, Barege de Laines,
and in fact, q general assorlmen, Of all kinds
Merchandise.
All of which he ViA sell lo0 for Cash or on
the usual time. He would be glad 10 sea his
old friends and the public generally, at hi.
old stand on Front street. Glasgow. Mo.
march Is. F. A. SAVAGE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
G. T. A y G q w, MO.
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1851.

GrSEs ST.. LOUIS ADVERTISE MENTs -
The locality Of tho Times its long establish
mcnt-and its general circulation presents an
excellent medium for business men to make
their business known to an Intelligent and
wealthy community.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
Shoe Leather.

A Good assortment of Shoe Leather, for
N sale by ROPER d BRO,
Glasgow, March 13. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

For Sale Or Rent.
A First rate Tobacco or Hemp Farm,
N near Cambridge, Saline county. Ap.
ply to B. Z & M. T. POWELL, Cambridge.
Perry g. Barthoow, Glasgow.
March 6, l65l-lf.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13
mSs PORTOF GLASGOW, r.. =
,ks4ssssstI Il s 5 l. .sESz ytez.zes,sis91
CAME UP.

CAME UP.
Gen. Lane. Mckee, March 6
Isabel, Miller, 7
Ell Peso, Briefly, d" 7
Laurel, 10
ST. Ange, La Barge, /" 10
WENT DOWN.
Gen. Lane, Mckee, March 7
Highland Mary, Baldwin, 8
Robt. Campbell. Edd,, IL
Mary Blame, Morgan ii
Kansas, Jeweu ii
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-03-13

We publish to-day letter from the Hon.
Henry S, Geyer. The letter speaks for it
SELF Ii asserts the doctrine assumed by the
Wing party Of Missouri-lhat an opinion,
in regard to The power Of Congress to legis>
late upon The subject Of slavery in The Ter,
riories, should not be q test OF political Or
lhodoxy. To this sentiment we think every
Wing will assent.
We have not room 10 continue our
extracts this week-for were we to
give all our contemporaries say in favor
of the doctrine of those letters, our en-,
tire paper would not suffice Enough
for The present.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17
N,w OKteAss. Jan. itIs5o.

This il to certify, 'has in the year 1876 |
had been severely afflicted with Chil.s and F.-
yer for nineteen mouths gn'll, WIN The anni'n-
uaion IT the chills every other day, they hnd
complicated with them wha, the doctors told
me was Chronic Hepatiis, or Inclination Of the
Liver AID Enlafsem.n. Of thr Spleen. Afvr
trying every thing. from the very tesi phyY-
cians in the South, without any permanent re-
lief, | wa. worn down To a perfect skeleton,
and despsrud Of ever ge;'irs vel. 10 The
,noath " September. 1916. ! was lrase'ing IN
North lsoui.asa for my health, and happened
Il FarmetsilIs. where i+calse acquainted with
~. l. r. Henderson, wno, after history ~
~ ca~~. iafnru,ed me tina, just -ss eases had
banned the common, yet cieas,Ile practice. re-.
commended BY the different sei"r-iiie medical
writer's, ed thx, he had discovered new veg
stal.~ cen poand tenis hv had every confidence
n. Yhs d'sct"s psvpsrvd for me Is ounces Of
sAs Tsaie. with tive dozen Of his Tonic Pills,
wh,eh | commenced using ~ d'rcr'ed. and In
,nn AAys was y sound man. The chgll- wrre
ysepesd the second time, and my liver and
spArsn had Ia isn days become healthy. met
vjsh Dr.. Henderson, In New Orleans, in isa7
got him u nAks ,ne gallon 81 his TsasS
which | have assd. II over hundred caass.
with perfect sucr<~a, Wills travelling In Arkan-
saa Ard TssaA Ptoap1sA sloas BY Wishing IN
poiat The s0asssa- 10 csvsasa 'vsssdy. and
.rsaAss trshes 10 whem ss,hass - due" kaa IT.
duSsd NJ 70 ssnify 10 The EusvkA 7sase. ~
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