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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-07-03

ENGLAND IN AMERICA-Ittcy
Documents. s.--Thcrc are in the posses.
sion ofa private gentleman of WASH
lngton some twenty volumes of manu-
scripts, purchased at an auction sale of
old family relics, which contain a rom.
prehensivc history of English proceed.
lngs with reference TO Spanish hmeri.
ca, including portions of both the
Northern and Southern halves Of the
Continent and the Spanish West Indies.
Most instructive, curious and rich arc
the developments of political morality
IN private instructions to the comman.
dants and admirals having charge of
The English forces stationed on this
side OF the water, ostensibIy TO guard
the colonies but in reality TO look out
for the growth of the British dominions
as occasion might offer.
In 1879 proposition was made to
the then Premier, the Duke of New.
castle, by Colonel J. Hamilton, to take
CuOa--an acquisition represented TO be
of immense value and Importance
with little expense to England. lie
proposed TO raise ten thousand troops
IN the colonies, to be subssted by them
upon the refuisiiion Of the home gov
ernment; and with the aid of two men
'ot'war 10 be sent from England he
thought the thing could easily be done,
The troops were to land at Matanzas,
then an unprotected port, and march
upon Hazana. The men. of.war were
TO appear al the same time in the har.
Dor Of Havana. Being thus besieged
by sea and land the Spanish could easily
be starved out, should an effort to take
the city by storm prove q failure
Just at the time this proposition was
made, England was negotiating a
treaty with Spain, but the plan was to
put all the blame upon the colnnics.--
The scheme fell through at the time
but thirty years after it was carried
out precisely as indicated. and fourteen
millions Of specie was taken from the
Cuban treasury. Spain obtained {
treaty afterwards and got the Islanc
back, but not the money.
The intrigucs of the English Gov
ernmcnt TO obtain possession of the
ls'hmus and other portions of Centra
America present q history of grcat
interest. Two admirals were contin
palIy employed Ia Challield in thi.
business. We understand that por.
Iions of these documents arc being
prepared for publication. The book
will be interesting in many points OF
view. particularly as showing what {
cats paw England once made of hor
American colonies.-N. Y. Herald.
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Number Is.

INTERESTING ASTRONOMICAL FACT.
"o persons were born at the same
place, at the same moment of time
after an age Of fifty years, they both
uIcd' also at the same spot, and at the
same instant, yet one Of them lived one
hundred days more than the other
How was this possibIc2 Not to keep
our friends in suspense, the solution
turns on a curious, but with q very lit
tie reflection, a very Obvious point in
cIrcumnavigatlon. A person going
round the world 10 the West, loses q
day, and towards the East, he gains
one. Supposing, then, two persons
born at the Cape Of Good Hope, whence
voyage around the world may be per
formed in a year; if one perform this
constantly towards the West, in fifty
one years he will be Gfly days behind
the stationary inhabitants; and if the
other sail equally East, he will gain ff-
ty days in advance of them. One.
therefore, will have lived some IOG
days more than the other, though they
were born and died at the same place,
and at the same moment, and even lived
continually in the same ATTITUDES and
reckonCd by the same calendar.
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WAsurNGroN; June 2l

The Republic says The late announce
ment by the New York Tribune OF pending
negotiations for the establishment OF Pro-
,eclorate by the United States, France and
England in the Central American States is
confounded, although strong efforts are max
ing to settle the questions that distract the
Republic OF the Ishmus."
In reference to Hayti, Il is true that these
powers have made a strong representation
to Souloque against further belligerent ope
rations upon the Dominicans; it is believed
Soulouue will follow their councils. Mr.
Walsh, the American Agent, has returned
accompanied by Rebeau, the French Con
sui General OF Hayt, who represents France
in the transaction.
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A Good Joke on a Wjdo,Ocr.-A cor,
respondent at Holly Springs, Miss,
tells the following and vouches for its
truth. 1t is the best joke we have
heard lately. 1t appears that wild
over in that town, of some what gal
liant disposition, had been accustomed
to visit the residence cf the widow
Nj, whether 10 see the amiable
widow herself or her lovely daughters,
our informant did not know. One
evening he found the family party hard
at work on some garments Of CLOTH
The girls were sewing, and the widow
was dressing the seams. The widower
hung up his hat" as usual, and took
his seat by the fire; Just at that moment
i, happened that the widow had done
with the pressing iron (vulgo, or tailor's
goosc) She sal il down on the hearth,
and called 10 the negro man in loud
voice-"Jake: Jake! como and take out
this g0oSc!"
The widowcr started Up with aston
ishmcn', not knowing what TO make of
this abrup, order.
Jake do you hear mel" again ex.
claimed The widow.
Il beg your pardan, Mrs. M said
the widowcr with visible agitation,
but pray don't call Jake--if you wish
me TO leave your house | will 60 ut
once, and without the interference OF
servants"
The ladies roared with laughter, and
it took some time to explain to the cha
grined widowcr his mistake. He has
not been known to visit the widow Nj
since that memorable evening.
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I The Panama Herald saws i,

TTho Panama Herald says i. has
seen native girl wearing tlcenty'onc
american double eagles (S4O2) linkec
together SO as to form a chain. On
the persons of two others We have
seen from $4,000 to $1,000 worth of
pearls and diamonds, with hundreds of
dollars worth of rich lace; and yet all
were barefooted, deeming shoes and
stockings unnecessary TO complete their
costume.
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TA practical joke generally con-
cludes the festivities of Welsh we'd
ding. which al one time led 10 a mel
ancholy result. On the afternoon of a
wedding day, what was supposed to
have been dead viper was put into
the brides bed. Her husband on Join
ing her, found her corpse! The vi
per lay in her bosom. with its head
elevated 10 her mouth. She had not
been bitten, but had died, it was
thought, from fear.
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GIVE learn that it is the intention
of the Postmaster General 10 have oil
the newspaper mail bags recently con-
tracted for, closed by locks, instead of
being merely tied, as has been the prac.
tice heretofore. This is an excellent
arrangement, and will insure greater
security TO this class of mail matter,
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WHY Is IT7

Some men take a great deal Of pains
TO &C, u? clubs for papers published at
q distance, and totally neglect TO do
anything to encourage a paper near
home, or in their own country. Is this
fair? and are they wise in so doing?-
Let them answer to their own con-
science, if they can.
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UFTRe Mormons have made their
way into Italy. and number a great
many converts among the Piedmontese.
They call themselves the Waldensian
church: Elder Snow was the person
who propagated the new faith in the
ancient home of the Waldenses.
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U7Itis is hard for a man to amass
riches by toiling in his shop, while
there is leakage at home in the kitch.
en-. "What a small kitchen" cxclaim'
ed Queen Elizabeth after going through
a handsome mansion.
at is by having so small kitchen,
replied the owner, "lhat am enabled
to keep such large house"
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ALARGE RALOON.

Tho Lancaster (Pa.) Republican says
that Nh. John Wise has nearly completed
mammoth Balloon capable Of holding so. 900
cubic feet Of gas, and carrying up sixteen
persons Of $50 pounds each. He iutonds
to make his first voyage from the City cl
Philadelphia soon
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DFThe N. Y. Tribune states that
the ministry, nobility and capitalists OF
England, are most favorably inclined
to Whiney's railroad through Canada
10 the Pacific coast
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AGENTS FOR THIS PvPER.

AGENTs FUK TITS FFFhh'
V.B.PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this
paper in the cities of Boston, New York and
Philadelphia.
Fayette-Andrew J . Herndon,
HuntSUiHe-W. r, Samuel G H .Burckhnrt.
Blooming gton-T Sharp
LinneuS-CARLos BoARDMAN
Cambridge--JoHN H. GRovE.
ChiUicothe-W. G. SAMUEL.
Milan.-Stephens, Hines 81 Co.
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HEIGHT OF IMPUDENCE.

Z young spark WHO boarded at one
of our principal hotels, managed for a
long time by one artitico or another, TO
postpone the payment Of his bill. AT
last the landlord became quite impa.
tient, stepping up TO the juvenile boar,
der, slapping him gently on the shoul,
der, and asked him for some money
II have not a red cent about me al
present" was the laconic reply. "BuI
my dear sir" said the landlord, II
cannot afford to keep boarding
house without being paid" "Wcll
d-n, it," exclaimed our young phi
losophcr. "Lf yOH cannot afford il, sell
out to some one that can Francis
co Public Balance.
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D7Tho proper force of words lies
not in the words themselves, but in
their application.
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CLARK II. GREEN,
Editor and Proprietor.

uj-Postage on the TINES after the 1st
day OF July will be as follows;
PER QUARTER OF THREE MoNTus.
Within this County Free
Not exceeding so miles . ut of the county 5cts
Any distance over 90 & not over 300, III 6
Over 800 and under 1000 miles 10 "
Over 1000 and under 1000 miles 20 9
Over 2000 and under 1000 miles 20 9
Over 1000 miles ~
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TERMS

hj'And an extra copy 10 lie Selter up ol
the club.
DJ7No club subscriptions received 'tnleSS
payment be made al tic time Of ordering the
papers.
& OTNo old subscriber has right to en-
ter q club until his old subscription is fully
paid up.
0SFAll club subscriptions discontinued
(unless renewed) at the time for which ithey
are paid Remitlances can be made by mail
at our risk in all cases.
ADvERTIsINc.-One dollar per square for
the first insertion, and half that price for
every subsequent inserton-12 lines or less
constituting square.
Recollect, according to the new postage
law, which goes into operation on the first Of
July, subscribers 10 the TIMES, in this coun>
ty, will receive it free ofpOstagc; while to
those residing in adjacent counties it will be
merely nominal.
We respectfully ask Of our friends in this
and the adjoining counties, TO give US a little
assistance in extending our circulation, We
return them ouI thanks, for many unsolicited
favors, and promise our best exertions 10
repay their kindness and merit a contlnu
ance OF their favors.
CLARK H. GREEN,
Editor and Proprietor.
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q. m, Rurckhartt,

. TTORNEY AT LAW, Huntsrile, Mo
"A Will practice law in the counties OF
Randolph, Charlton, Howard Boone monroe,
Adair and SCHUYLER. All business entrusted
- him will receive his prompt attention.
Odicc in the "a story above McCompbci y
.,,ataSI s,orm, oct4l-21
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O~Francis PigG Of Indiana has run
away from Mis-. Pigg and foul little
Plggs. The Post says he's hog,
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NEW TYPE NEW DESS
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES,
Cheap rs any paper i'm the
West.

About the first Of August next, the TINES
will appear in an
ENTIRELY NEW DRESS,
Of beautiful type, which is now being cast, a,
the Foundry OF LADEw & Co., St. Louis,
expressly for that purpose. Our new adver'
tsiug type will be smaller than that now in
use, which will give more room for reading
matter. We prefer to present our readers
with convenient sized sheet, we'll filled
with the Events and News OF the Day, than
to boast OF its size and have its columns fill
ed with dead advertisements and Prospectus
Of Eastern Magazines and Papers.
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GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, neat
door TO The Glasgow House.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

for the first, and 80 cents for each subsequent
insertion
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
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THOS. SHACKELFORD,
Attorney AT Law,

GLASGOW, missouri,
WILL practicein the Courts Of Howard, Sa'
line, Cooper, Randolph hand Charlton counties.
Office on first street. 81
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About the first Of August next, the TIMES
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rtfE TURF.

Union CURSE, l.. 1.-THE PRoPRIETORS OFFER
" the following aud stakes, latter
part of August and in sept-n,ber =
l-Furse, S5sith inside stake Of $3.50 half for
felt, Il rec mile heats in harness tree for all horses
purse $40 with inside stake Of $50 for
felt two mile heats in harness. free for all horses
No -Purse $2w1th inside stake Of $3.50. half for
best in harness. free for all horses
4-Purse, S6osth an inside stake Of 500 half for
et mile heats in harness for AL pacing horses.
No 5-Purse 500 With inside stake Of $500. half for
felt mile heats free for all trottng stations
except - Lawrence
Rnss for the above purses and stakes TO close At Mao
and 2 to start. JOHN L. SNEDIkER. Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEAsUEE GROUNDS.-TROrrING.-A
II Purse s25 will of Friday. the lth A. four
O'Clock mile ltst three in 1--WE, to saddle Mr. B.
enters General Cass Mr. Odel enters Dusty Ira
weller; j. Woodruff enters Awful Nj Gates enters bg
Captain. L. LUFF. Proprietor.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ToMpKINs BLUE,

s OF TaE
Thsdslpha the following resolutions ~srs
EsoIvea, That warmes. acknowledgements are due
e..ion reception city P6iiadsiphis and to
hf cp Bals S Vie STATE
Ysneieles Capt Page National Gray Lieut.. Thorp,
Hais Blues ap Sl'h asnp u.eS R
Ss e,. ns Rs sss for
'
others, for elegant collation. the house Cons
and superb dinner a. G... Point A.. tina.
hrAnes noble hospitality Of Richard Jones Est Of the
YORK We had received
10 snS 81 a' , as'h os sr se
acknowledgements are due fer their courtesy in extending
spseiay we apprssists the Compliment PAL US By S1
the reading Of an original address written BY her
a..Sys Ia., We shall rsSs@ssr the most
Gus dime given in our honor BY Col Faramb his
eSed tie OCCASION d%r visit S 70 sss s s
., Ass sh, We ns With the kesae.
che Wilmington Blues Capt na and members
70 ~sS Of p.a ., and u .Ha
Ss 1n to Sr a 1s his s%sss family
generous and cordial welcome to their home
Resolved That small part Of the pleasure of
tentiops Of host, Colonel Ambrose j. White Anne
nd.d Eqss, zuek ana o,Ssrsi and We
beg TO add humble enforcement Of the unsurpassed
eetnce OF the American and the popularity Of its GENTLE
manly proprietor. also
CANT enert; received seiby .he How
Ard House. and re fvors extended 81 Mr. Warel Of Pha-
dophia. and Mr.. zimmerman, of Camden. and
tender them our gra 'eful a skno VIE dFIaonts
Resolved That Acknowledge, with many thanks our in
aeetedne, mayor 6hpn, tor IA welcome TO Indspon-
noe HAIL d e. the ocor6 and tupl0yceso Of the United
stste.Ant Tor thar courteous reception Of The
sion ~ or yt 70 that lbhmen aud 10 the officers In
shaHn Of The Academy OF Desn and ArUnon, for their
INVITATION 80 Kindly offered 10 visit those elagant
thm'n ts Of art. We shall remember the poieneas
q Col Burnett the occasion Of Ysi; The Navy
Yard. '
Resolved rat owe 20 the kraners Of the Reverend
Docsr Wrdsoorth and tie holders 81 HIS clureh
privilege OF Attending divine worship and listening the
eloquent teachings OF whose cry deed beautiful IL
instrstes The ehsraeterof true chris ian.
Resolved lha' thanks due %
sn pon AID berts aud 20 Acssrs ain and Livingston.
.. TIE steamer Jota Potter and TO nv Briggs Conductor OK
tire Amtol tar0 d. Tor their attentva Kindness
journey 70 aud IA IN Phaielpa; aso the member
Ndkns Barc. for the chafactcristc excellence
te aud Their obi Efforts 20 add a. the enjoyment
WHIT. To the cfeIs Of Philadelphia and the mill
tsry Gentleman whose alone have FORGOTTEN
uresr many otEations for rendering our visit period .f
unatsrruptC he mess end pleasure.
rsr'1in JhNEs H. WAUGH. ". g MOODY,
laeut. LLssuF, IL. ". KNAPP.
=. A. hAIHhWS, Committee.
NV loRr, July lt5l.
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splpftTlNa.

CFoRTING. TUE GREAT MATCH BETWEEN rHB
- Nondescr the most extra ordinary animal even seen,
weighir lbs the Dog Tyro, weighing q lbs, the
Conf III for the Of $oo aside wall
take Street ALL ~ rand street. Friday
evening July H. 1851 h.setn he hours of and 9oeioek
After the hgh the h Badger that has never yet been
drawn. will he batsd tor splendid collar Also coon
bait, and other canine Doors st7h o'clock
Tickets 90 cents.
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RIN e ARTa.

NHIRROR OF OCR C'USrkY.-TaIS GREAT Ma
Nl tionsl Moving Panor.a, dlineatus the Principal
Events ais OF America, at Washngton Hall S5
brosawsy mig e. and "Wednesday aud saturday after
neens. The Panorama vi be accompanied with Vocal
and lpstrumen rcert by the Gonzales Family Mrs.
ConxsI will preside at the Piano Doors at half
seven Mirror at o'clock. Pm. Admission, cents;
children half Piee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIEWS OF NIAGARA,
exh iting at the Crv-tal Palace in London. the
theme OF universal admian aud the duplicate set exhi
biting At Mr. Gallery, $40 Broadway, 10 attracting
accurately.
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A srRIcAN AM FOREIGN AGENCY. cry o

"A hrRICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY CITY OF
IA Washington, under The direction Of Aaron Height ra
~ New York. worthngton Gsrrettson sncshen
New Orleans Attorneys and Codncors Of the Supreme
Court of the Uaited Statss This establishment frmes
for the following obiect For practisns Law tbs Su
Irsme Cort, Of the United states and conducting ~cfes
sonsl business before For thu prosecution and
recovery Of all clam, In law equity, against the United
statcs before Congress the apartments
against foreign s before boaris of
y For the settlement Of accounts With the state Treasury
War Navy Poss Ure and Interior Depai tnente snd OBJ
Ia nng the Zion OF nes perses anil for ures, for
violations ofhe post Once other laws
Tor securing letters patent for from the United
states or rsm foreign Foysrnments and andwsr
and pensions the various pension laws Of the
United States Per gn RELY embracing debts.
leeaoes and nhersnce IN the United states and foreign
courcs For the purchase and sale II ands In any Of
the states Territories " the Union and looming moneys
real estate lying therein. T. For
OF p a. In United states stocks and loans co~c
on Of tie dividends thereon and generally for the tyaof
action al Lu iness pertaining 20 law loan and
agsroy ne addressed, post paid MSsr
Palmer Snethen, Amercsn and Foreign Agency ci.v sf
Mashinetcn, will leceve prompt and fathfn attention.
PALMER A. sNErTJEN
Once, No. Carroll place Capitoi IIliI
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OBSTRUCTION OF SALAMANDERSAFEsB Shy FIRE. -
~ Having invited Nessrs. Silas G.. Herring, and Rolf
StearDs Co. manufacturers Of the Salamander Safes
TO lite with in trial Of their Safes with
DIX safe aud said invitation not being pied by either Of
the parties compelled to make
snd herewith annex copy of the committees report.
lsigned1 SHERWOOD FITZGERALD, No. l22 Water st.
We the undersigned being invited to act committee
to result Of test by fire Of the merits Of
mander Safes. Manufactured by e. Rich Co. A. Mar
vim Agent, and Sas &. Herring, and Phenx Safe,
manufactured by Sherwood Fitzgerald, certify that on
the I'd DAY Of July the Of Markth and Broad
streets brick enclosure made in which placed
OF the salsmander Safes manufactured by C. Rich Co.,
nd ofsher wood Fitzgeralds Pm Safes
Tor fuel to which applied the blast of large
ach Safe The tire continued for about three hours
when they were taken out AM the safe Of Rcl Co.
found TO have large hole in the eide and the couns
trely destroyed, whilst the Phepx Safe of Sherwood
FIgeran, opening II with the key found have
reserved its books In perfect order On the ensuing day.
The I'd of July the zane Phenix Safe Of Sherwood
esd which had passed through fiery preced
pg day uninured as means Of preservation, again
laced In the furnace in competition with O.
Herrngs Safes reversing tho position by placing
he Safe Of Y. where Rich the day before
nd herrings in the place occupied by s. the pre-
edpg day. The blast then applied each, and in
shout three hours the two safes the
That ufscured by Sas Herring had large hole
the side the tents entirely whilst that Of
Sherwood Fitzgerald the Phenix Safe opening IL was
found to have preserved its contents unniured These
three Safes viz That manufactured by Rich Co. that by
lss g. nrrins and that OF sherwood ritlserald the
street ALL occupied by Sherwood Fitzgerald where
they may be inspected By those interested.
lSignedJ yoHN y. GRgeS, l6j Pearl street,
NATHANIEL BOyp, 4 Lewis street,
SfwALL BrSsoN, Willis sburgh,
JANIS N. BoyD, VS. Maiden Lane,
A. HADLsy, 80 Pearl street,
Committee.
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PERSIAN VAL.

INFORNATicN WANTED or CAPTAIN THOMAS
u Tenant Lowell (som times called Thomas Hcnshawl OF
tranch a his family We the island
mnds 10 the u0tod states shout eighteen ago mar.
RED ord lived N his see father, about 10 miles
York eiiy IN fsrm, supposed D. be Hyannis,
Mas hen last hearc from he in this city scptor-
setkut bufiueaa, vi CD nothing
heard Of him lie he family hear Of some hing 10
thur aavaItaEe by arplyna IN New York 20
MlDDLhrUN Co, IS New street.
DEPORTATION wANIED-oF WILLIAM BRAWALt.
nmaehriss who came 20 this country in lsf Any iu-
rmstcn 81 Vie .ame will be thankfully received BY his
son. John Bram.ll Newark Delaware.
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receipts Of produce from the Interior continues
Than three months Of canal navigation the Increase In
Sour amounts to more than half million Of barrels and
IN corn to than million aud half Of bushels
The valuation Of real and personal the city
Of Buffalo for the 1851 according the report Of
the Equalization Committee, was as annexed =
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

NEW YORK AND PuiLADELPHIA-NEW YORK
~ and Pkilsdepbs direet.-Uuited States Nail Line
Through In hours New Jersey Railroad. Fare
iuced 50 first class 81 81 for second class
New York A NJ IRON foot of CORTLAND street; and
pa NJ and r. h. from foot Liberty street. Leave
adelphia At and nndsP NJ from tho foot of Wal
autstreet.
EAMDEN AMI AMBOY RAILROAD LINE PROM NEW
~ York to PhadeiphiaLeAve Pier No. North River, by
.samboat Jouh POTTER, Morning Line, At o'clock.
forward deck ~ Smsraus Line ~ o'clock p. T.;
!are. 81 ~ L. BLISS. Ascent.
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indigo TON MEETING.
The people say, the other day,

II N Q.
The people say, the other day,
The insects. in convention,
T. LYON doomed to be consumed.
In some place won't ntion.
They shock their wings, .h.y piled their stinsa
They fairly dsneed with fury.
Small chance wecn, had Lyons been,
Had they been judge and jury.
The rats we're there In many pair,
And mce-those little friskers;
With rage they growled, nay. almost howled.
And shook their bristlng whi-hers.
Now. had some eli. from LYON shelf,
flask and pill box taken,
He might have slan tie whole vile train,
- Or We much mistaken.
LYONS Depot, for the sale Of his Magnetic Powder and
IHis. sa Broadway.