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To conclude with the eccentric Farce of
BOX AND cox.
Box Gin which he stands pre- eminent) SirWm. Don.
Box office open from 10 to II, a. M, and from
2 to 4 O'Clock, p. m. Feb %
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AT the close Of each study, or branch ofstudy, the
members Of the class are carefully examined, and
1t the close Of the year, all ne Studies Of tie year,
in the presence Of Committee Of the Trustees and
their nttainments are communicated to the Board
of Trusteea
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

rude wooden stool, she said in feeble but
decided tone Of voice:---
81 have sent for you, sir, TO pay me a
visit, that may make you the heir Of my
estate. My estate l know you arc ready
to ask what estate have to bequeath. And
well may you ask that. was once happy.
This house was once mine; it was my ia-
TIERS giit--my wedding portion. | had
horses and oxen, and cows and sheep, and
orchards and meadows. Twas you that
caused my poor crring husband to drink. 1t
was you who placed before him the liquid
poison, and pressed him to take it. 'Twaa
YOU who took away my horses and cows, and
meadows and orchards, and my own home.
Twas you that ruined my peace, destroyed
my husband, and in the very noon Of life
sent him down to a drunkard's dishonorcd
grave. Twas you that made me bcggar,
and cast my poor starving babes upon the
charity of pitiless world. have nothing
left but these ragged quilts them You dc
not wanl--yct am determined 10 bequea!l,
unto you my estate. Here, sir, is my last
will and testament; l do bcqueath TO You
this vial of tears. They are tears that
have shed; tears that you have caused. Take
this vial, wear it about your vile person, and
when hereafter you present the flowing
bowl to the lips Of husband and father, re-
member that You are inhcriting another via
of widows tears
An hour more and the poor widow, the
widow of 4 thousand sorrows, the once ia.
vored child Of fortune: The once lovely anC
wealthy bride, the once affectionatc and de.
voted young mother, lay cold and senselcs,
in death, and her soul had been summoned
to that God who has said Vengeance i.
mine; and will repay"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

seventeen years ago the first Railroad was
opened 10 the public; and they are now eel
ebratng at Boston the completion Of sys-
TEN of seven trunk lines, with numerous
and extensive branches, including within the
bounds OF the State above one thousand miles
OF railway, besides at least fifteen hundred
miles of direct extensions or connections be-
vond its borders. OF all these roads, those
within the Stale alone employ capital of 25,-
OOO0O 600 of dollars, and earn q yearly
revenue Of about six and half millions !;
and thus it is not too much TO estimate that
one h,mdred millions of Massachusetts cap
ital have within these brief twenty years
been invested in railroads which have their
focus in Boston, and we'll invested too and
this is, on fair calculation, but one-haIf of
the capital in, estcd in railways in New Eng
land. This is why they hold jubilee
there. They are right in doing SO. They
arc right in rejoicing at the completion Of Il
system Of public works absolutely unparal-
/ leled"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
The Cuban Invasion.

A NEw STATEMENT or FACTS EXPECTED
PLAYS FOR ANOTHER INVASION. The
New York correspondent OF the Philadclnhia
Inquirer, writing on the 18th ult., under
takes to prepare thc public for some new
statements Of 4 very remarkable kind with
respect to the history of the recent invasion
of Cuba. He says:-
Il think ! may as well prepare you for
some new statements OF very remarkable
kind, with respect to the history Of the re-
cent invasion Of Cuba. 1t is notorious that
many persons were connected with Lopez
and ia his confidence, and it is not to be
wondered at that they should make public
any facts within their knowledge, contrad;c-
tory to those reports which have already
been circulated. Such an exposition will
be made soon, and | presume that some in
tcrcsting disclosures will be made on Mon
day next, TO explain the character Of the Lo-
PEI expedition and of the means employed
TO annihilate it, The British press, and
more particularly the French press, censure
the Americans for the invasion of Cuba,
but what fearful! csponsibjlity would rest
on the Government Of CuLa, upon proof
that it used means TO get up an eNpediilon
for the mere purpose OF annihiiatirg il. On
this point the future may divulgc something
of considerable importance. At all events,
any facts which will tend 10 make a clear
history OF the invasion will be acceptable,
and those, can promise you, will soon be
before the public.
One word more. That day, and hour,
and men, and means, and all the appliances
of war, will be arranged at 10 very distant
day, out Of thc jurisdiction of the United
States, 10 make another attempt upon Cuba,
am certain. Ii may be at a time when this
government is poised between a Cabinet
about TO retire, and a new one about TO enter
upon public dutles-whcn there is kind
of interrcgLum, and political parties are not
disposed to peril popularity. 1t may be
sooncr-but it will take place, unless there
are means taken to suppress the very designs
OF men. One question, property question
alone--is the obstacle to much earlier ac.
ton. However, you may be prepared TO ex,
pcct a more formidable invasion OF Cub;
than has yet been talked of or contemplated
by the public. | have no disposition eithe
10 alarm or TO excite any one--but | hay'
no hesitation in predicting that in attemp
will be made because | believe that a very
formidable military force will be concentra
ted at great distance from the Unite'
States, for the purpose of making descen
upon Cuba, when no one, except the com
mandcr of 1t, can know the appointed mo
ment."
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Get out the way you Cripples!

Nis5ic Sirpenct better than a S'1w Sailing.
CALL AND SEE.
TE'HE undersigned would inform the citizens of
this and surrounding counties that they have
opened Saddlcr's Shop in Glasgow. in Chilcs'
Row, one door below the Drug Store of Dgges x
Co, where they will keep on hand large Stock of
Materials, and are prepared to do all work in their
line of business with dispatch and in the neatost and
most durable manner. Particular attention given
10 repairing. Blind Brides and a., other kinds Of
farming gear always on hand. They expect COM
petition aud will sell their goods as cheap as any
establishment in Missouri.
JOHN NJ. PAYNE,
Jan. 10, lS5l-Gm. ALIEN. MARTIN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
COLUMBUs INSURANCE COMPANY
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
CAPITAL S3N0. 600.

'NHE undersigned have been appointed Agents
L of this old established Insurance Company and
are prepared to issue all descriptions of Fire and
Marine policies on the same terms charged by the
local offices and agencies of St Louis
To shippers we win issue open policies covering
all shipments of produce or merchandise to and
from Glasgow and other ports in the United States
that may be made during the season, and on settle
ment make return of II l-2 per cent on the whole
amount of premiums paid. All losses will be lber-
ally adjusted and promptly paid at the expiration of
sixty days from the date Of adjustment by the un-
dcrsigned at Glasgow.
We are also agents Cor the New York life lnsur
ance Company aud prepared to take risks on
asinge life for from one hundred TO ter thousand
dollars. PERRY < BARTHOLOW,
Agents
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
Railroad Celebration in Boston.

Tmr New York Tribune, of the 20ih
ult., in giving an account of the recent
Railroad Jubilee at Boston, contains the fol-
lowing sketch of the extent Of Railroad inn
provtments in Massachusetts, and Of the
amount of capital embarked in such enter
priscs =
"Twenty years ago the first charter for i
Railroad was granted in Massachusetts,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

The President, accompanied by Mrs.
Fillmore, Miss Fillmore, and Mr.. Fillmore.
jr., and attended by Secretaries Steward
and Conrad, Marshal Devcns. of Massachu-
sets, and Mr.. Sargent, editor of the Rcpub-
lie, arrived by the steamboat Empire State,
about halI-past six yesterday morning.
They Immediately proceeded TO the Irving
House, and breakfastcd; after which, the
President accompanied by Mr.. Sargent,
proceeded by the nine o'clock train, with
the intention Of reaching Washington as soon
as possible, where, it is supposed, import
ant official business requires his immediate
presence. The Presidents health has much
improved since lie left Boston, and he has
nearly recovered from the effects OF his re-
cent attack. The family OF the President,
and Secretaries Conrad and Stuart, are eX-
pccted to remain some days at the Irving
Marshal Devens proceeded on his way, by
the New Haven train yesterday morning.
n. Y. Herald.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
JAMES CITZPATRiCES,
EOuse. Sign s. Ornamental Painter.

WTOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w of GLASGOW and the adjoining country,
that he is prepared TO execute, in the very best
style, all kinds of Plain, Fancy and Ornamental
House and Sign Painting, Imitation of Wood and
Paper Hanging.
Gx7 All directions left at d.. |. p Vaughan's
office, viii be promptly attended TO.
Glasgow. July 3-3n.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
GERM AlgDT s. HARADA.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet ErOn ware

-, DEALERS IN -
.s-s4 Cook, Parlcr and Heating Stoves. I'd
90 Water st. Glasgow, No. AG
L EEP constantly on hand, and are prepared
IN TO Manufacture all articles in their line Of
business.
CT5 Particular attention paid to House work,
sucu n Copper aud Tn Gutterinr, Pipes, sc. sc.
CY7 Shopin Falensteiu's old store, warcr street.
Glasgow, June 81, 1881.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
Who is Nathaniel Greer, of Iowa9

The following letter answers this Gues-
ton, while it at the same time gives authcn-
ticity TO 4 number Of democratic letters re-
Gently published, the object of which was
to advance Gen. Houston's chances for
Presidential nomination. 1t seems Dear
Greer is not 4 Fictitious" parsonage, nor
are the letters ''iorgerics," as some of the
democratic papers would Lave us believe.
The letter was written in New York, and
and is dated,
''FoURrEENru STREET, Aug. II. VI.
"To The Editor Of The ". Y. Herald-In
looking over your paper of this date, | find
number Of my private letters.
In Justice to myself and the Democratic
National Committee, [ shall request you to
publish the following Statement.
came here at the request of the Hon. c..
II. Donaldson, in the early part of June, for
the purpose Of attending to certain matters
set forth in the published letters. After
Mr.. Donaldson's departure for Texas, was
induced to show the correspondence to a
member Of the Democratic Central Com
mi,tec of this city. Some few days after
this, the letters were abstractcd from my
valise, and q package similar in size and ap-
pearancc was substituted. Ihad, Of course,
no suspicion that il was done, and was
greatly surprised on opening the Herald OF
this morning, TO see that the whole of this
correspondence was published.
merely make this statement, in order tc
show my fellow-committecmcn, that have
had neither part nor lot in the publication oI
| their letters.
Imperative obligations compel me to leave
the city FOR the west tomorrow morning
but | shall place full power in the hends o
my legal advisers to prosecute the Herald
and all other papers giving publicity to thi
correspondence, as well as TO ferret ont th'
means of its being placed in your hands
Iowa is a young and gallant State, Demo
cratic TO the core, and will pledge herself t,
stand by the position it is well known sh'
now occupies. As one of her citizen, shal
be found ever true TO her interests and de
termined 10 oppose the extension Of slavery
now free from its blasting effects. We ar
Jeflersonian Democats.
Hoping You will publish these few line
as matter of public and private justice,
remain, Yours. &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
y. IL. BALEEN.
Steam Refined Candy Manufactur

oIValI hcIIneu candy Manufacturer,
Second Sr', Corner at Inc, 81. louis, No.
FON5rANTl,Y Oh hand a large assortment Of
y PLAIN and FANCY CANDY, PLAIN and
INDICATED LOIENGES, Of every variety
aud Of superior quality, at Wholesale. Orders
from the country promptly attended TO, and deliver
ei 10 any part OF The CITY, free of charge. Country
merchants win md il greatly TO their advantage 10
| purchase directly from the Manufactures
SyRUPs Of ali kinds for Soda, made TO order in
any quality, at short notice.
| 81. Louis, July "a, lS5l-ly.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
NATHANIEL GREER

Bennet says he has been laying by for some
time, expecting the threat of suit against
him to be put in execution; but as the matter
seems to have ecaped the recollection OF
Mr.. Greer, he Publishes the above letter to
jog his memory.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

The census of South, Carolina is 2S3 523
whites; and 3S4 1884 slaves.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09

Nurture.
Making complete assortment of the finest Teas
that are brought TO this country. They are put up
in good order, in Ia and 1-2 and pound packages
in lcaden euv eopes covered with rich fancy paper
with the name and quality labelled on each package.
We have on hand and are receiving monthly the
greatest variety of Green and Black Teas. which
we warrant CHEAPER AND BETTER than
be sold by any house west Of the Mountain, for
the reason that we
DEAL EXCLUSIVELY IN TEAS.
Country Merchants have great advantage in deal
ing IN these TEAS.
|. They are better in quality and come cheaper
than other teas imported.
, Their convenience to all retailers by being put
in good order in eadcn envelopes in quarter, half
and one pound packages, full weight, will COM
mend them to their serious consideration.
3. The retailers can make better profit and sell
them cheaper than other teas.
/. Their superior strength and favor tnot re-
duccd by eyaporation) give them uIboundei repu-
tation with the customer.
3. Every body who has purchased them once
will call again for the same article.
LASTLY.
The facilities which this Company has over other
Tea Dealers is ample ground to assure every candid
man that it is worth his time to call and examine
/ for himself.
This is a matter that should arrest the attention Of
every business man, with knowledge that it is lis
interest TO deal in a good article Of this knd---vr!
his customers ;hc worth of their money--sayng
himself much labor, and rcaping the confidence OF
an Intelligent community
/ Every sale of Teas from this Warehouse. IS war
raned 10 the purchaser, with the privilege Of re-
turning. if not aS represented: which obviatcS the
necessity af the purchaser being judge of the
articles.
ry- Orders by mail will meet with prompt at
tcnton, and as much care devoted 10 filling them
I as if the party present.
/ Remember the Peku Tea Company No. 81
Vine street, opposite the American Hotel. st
| Louis Mo. AUGUST o. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
EEerTiIlg

- Bbls. Potomac Roe Herring, 10 0bXs Scaled d
- In store ana for sale by
September PERRY s BARTHOLOW.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
NO.: 80.
DEF. !. a. E.Ewss.

NFFERS his Professional services to the public.
- Office at present. in tie Drug Store Of Mc,sIs
Dig-,s X Co.
Glasgow. August f.. 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-10-09
PCnEN TEA COMPANY.

No. 30 Tinc Street, bctcecp Main dad S3c0a3, oppo-
site american Hotel, 81. Louis, No,
To Country Merchants and Dealers,
TIIITE attention of country merchants and dealers
L is called 10 the large stock of NEW AND
FRAGRANT TEAS, received FROM CHINA,
all of which Of Garden growth, and of the purest
quality and finest flavor, consisting eff;
Imperial, Gunpowder Young Hyson, Hyson
Oolong, OscGcca Gunpoucdcf, Oscaccd
Imperial. Ne Pins Ultra, Jtddo
Bloom, Pctoe Flowcrs. Eng
liSh Breakfast Teas, and
the Ceiebrotcd JH-f
dEd Hd,rqud'S
jrfugP