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TO NVALIDS AND THE SICK
THE CELEBRATED
COMSTOCk MEDICINES.

LIST. The GREAT PAIN EXTRACTOR, (Conncl's &
DuhuS,) curing all Barns and all External Pains
and Sores.
ID. BALM OF COLUMBIA. for Staying or Res
toring he Human Hair.
3D. HEwE's NERVE AND BONE LTNIMENT and
INDIAN VEGETABLE ELTXIR, cure for all cases
Of rheumatism.
4th. McNAIR's AcousTIc OIL, certain cure
for Deafness.
9th. HAYS LrNrMENr, known cure for the
Piles.
9th. SpoHY's SICK HEADAcuE REMEDY.
It'll. MoTHER's RELIEF, for all women in the
family way.
9Th. LoNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIAN Pa
EAcEA. for colds and feversh feelings aud prevent
ing feyers; for Asthma, Liver Complaint and Bill
ious Affections for DiarrhGa, Indigestion and Loss
of Appetite; for Costveness in females and males,
and Nervous Complaints; for Stomach Affections,
| Dyspepsia. Piles, Rheumatism, sc. The great
points are, it is not bad to take, gives pain,
and never leaves one costive.
9th. KoLMsTocK's FERMIFUGE, Worm Killer, }
| for children or grown persons.
10th. Mas. BRowN's GREAT PAIN KILLER
| No medicine has been discovered that is so hap
PLY adapted to use internally drops to be taken
| and yet perform such wonders when applied Gr-
ternGliy as a wash or bath,.by fricton.-ln bottles
from 123 to 80 cents each
| 18th. SAUNHoLTz's Roach AND BEp BUG
BANE, for driving away Verrnn in a short time.
18th The celebrated LIS's LIFE Pulls and
! TEMPERANCE BITTERs.
18th. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW PINK SYRUP, The
popular EXpectorant FOR Coughs, Colds, Influenza
Sc, Sc.
18th. The EAST INDIA AND New YORE HAIT
DYES, the only SURE coloring for the Hair.
10Th. Inns BALM OF CHINA, u Chinese remedy
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, &c.
| 10th. EXTRACT or SARsAPARILLA. This arti
Gle has outlived all other Sarsaparillas, and still
gives as great satisfaction as ever.
18th. The celebrated spread STRENGTHISG PLAs
TER, made from DIR. Inns recipe, and the mos
popular in the market
Il 18TH. DR.. KLINE's TOOTH ACHE DRoPs. !
certain and easy cure for Tooth Ache.
18th. DIR. CoMsTocK has lately bought the RICH
for the United States. of the celebrated CoNCEN
TRATEp MINERAL WATER, found at the SAL
SPRINGS of DIR. VIM. c. Chase, al ST. Cathernnes
c. w. This medicine has attained notariety ant
| popularity never before equalled by any propara
ton at that place, and its sale has been commensu
rate with its merits, which are extraordinary.
AL the remedies are fully described in ALMA
MACS, to be given to all who call where the Medi
cines are kept.
. NOTICE.-All preparations heretofore know
4 as ''CoMsTocK's," or CoMsToCK & Co.'s, Away
belonged, and now belong, EXCLUSIVELY
DR.. LUCIUs S. CoMsToCK; and though tue sigma
ture of Comstock & Co. will be continued, th
extra label with the fac smie OF DR.. L. S. c. wi
in future designate the GENUINE.
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS.
N5|The above medicines can be had in Fayett
. only Of DR.. w. r. SNELSON, who is the onl
3 dealer in the genuine CoMsToCK's PREPARATION!
9 June II, lS52-6m.
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SurERsrTIoY OF SAILoRs.-In the Sem
ate proceedings Of the llth inst, we find
the following:
Mr.. Underwood introduced bill chang
ing the name OF the steamer Brilliant to that
of Mary Hunt. He said the Brilliant had
been an unfortunate boat, and sailors could
not be employed to coupon her. Her own
or, therefore, asked to change her name
The bill was considered, and ordered to be
sngrcsssd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

ANOTHER INVASION OF MEx1co.-The
Washington correspondent of the N. Y
Journal Of Commerce writes:
From various sources we learn that an ex.
petition is in preparation in the Southwest
part of the United States to invade the
Northern provinces of Mexico, and wrest
them from the dominion of the central power
of Mexico, and establish their independence
What this government can do TO prevent it
more than il has done, does not appear.
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Glasgow Fen,ale Seminary.

The Annual Examination of the pupils of the
Glasgow Female Seminary, will commence on
Monday evening, the 2S,h inst, at which time a
class in Natural Philosophy will be examined; and
will continue the three succeeding days. The clo-
sing exercises, with the annual address, will be or
Thursday evening, the lst day of July, at II o.
clock. The patrons OF the institution, and the pub
lie are invited TO attend G. S. SAVAGE.
Glasgow, June 10, 1852.
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LIGHTNING AND FIRE.-During the
storm on Monday evening, the stable OF
Mr.. B. w. Lewis, in North Glasgow, was
struck by lightning, and set on fire, destroy
ing the building and two horses. Several
negroes were in the stable at the time, one
of which was severely shocked. He is re-
covering, and will get well.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

An almanac for 10000 years, from the
beginning of the world, or the commence
ment of the Christian era; the order and sr-
rangement OF time being the same in both,
has been published in New York. The time
table is scarcely larger than a mans hand
yetit comprises the chronological phenomena
of hun bred centuries,
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

rIIHE stock of the subscribers, ii the article of
l. Ladies' Dress Goods, is full and complete,
and was laid in by one Of the firm, in the eastern
markets, expressly for this trade, and embraces,
in part
Bareges and barege de LANES. new style;
Silk Tissues, new and beautiful style;
Embroidered Grenadino;
do Swiss Muslin;
Mourning goods, great variety;
Lawns, different styles, very cheaT;
Silks, plain and figured, new styles;
Jaconet plain and cross barred;
NTuslins. plain, all prices;
Shoes, new style, of every variety;
Hosiery, Gloves, Silk, Leghorn and Straw
Bonnets, with trimmings Of every description; and
in short every article desired or usually called for
to which we are constantly receiving additions. anc
invite the attention of our customers and the pub
lie generally. GREENABAUM & BARTH.
Fayctte, NAV +
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Conference.-The German who stole
some money from a fellow-l odger at the City
Hotel in this place, last week, was found
guilty, and sentenced to two years impris-
onment in the Penitentiary. He had just
finished term.
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BOON, TALBOT & SMITH.
Eoynfia limo
BOOTS AND sHOEs.-W

BOOTS AND sHOES-We are now re-
ID ceiving our spring stock Of Doors AND SHOES,
which includes such an extensive variety as to in
sure success in meeting all demands as to quality,
style and price; and as large portion of this
stock has been carefully made expressly 10 order,
by the best workmen and Of choice material, they
are especially worthy the attention of purchasers.
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH
Farette limo 2
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REGULAR PACKET,

For Boonmge, Glasgow, Brunswick, Lering-
ton and Weston, Missouri RiUer.
, dyg-- IA The elegant steamer HIGHLAND
80. MARY, J. LABAnGE, master, will
Div as a regular packet between the above named
places.
C.s3ST The Highland Mary has recently been re-
fitted and fixed up and offers superior inducements.
For freight or passage apply on board orto
June lO.1 MANSON X ROBBINS, ACTS.
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Bakery and Confectionery!

FAYEITIi MO-
THE subscriber would announce that he has
j. opened
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
establishment, in the town Of Fayette, and is al
all times ready to supply all Orders from families
Cakes for parties and Wedding occasions, sup
piled at the shortest notice, also Candies of al
description. CT Cigars, best quality, and Alt
and Beer, always on hand -
JACOB BECKER.
Tsyctts april %, 1852 3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

A large number OF persons we're present
and all seemed to be well entertained.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
Gentgemen,s Goods. Hats, &C.

WE have received and opened an unsurpassed
stock of French and Belgian Cloths and CASH
meres beautiful variety of Cassimeres, Vestings,
Summer Coatings, Linen Drills, Linen, Cotton
and worsted Pantaloonery, Silk, Satin and Fancy
Vcsngs, Cravats, Suspenders, Collars, Shirts, IN
dershirts, Drawers, and all other materials for
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING.
An extensive and fashionable Variety Of all des-
criptions of HATS, &C, &C.; to which the atten-
assurance that our prices will il all eases be at the
very lowest point.
BOON, TALBOT & SMITH
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B i TIC Il Z Rim .

2GTsD THE subscribers respectful 6zsgs7sss,
s@E% ly announce to their old friends ggaSS3
Auckland customers that they have 'ssssssss
purchased the new Slaughter House of Philip
Foust, and having fine lot of Cattle and Mutton.
are prepared TO furnish fresh meats TO all who de-
sire such. Thankful for patronage in former times.
they hope TO receive call from their old custo-
mers and the public generally
ty' They may be found at the old stand on
Howard street. JNO. SEIBEL & co.
Glasgow, June II, 1s52-lm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

II Some 800 bales Hemp sold in st.
Louis last Saturday at from $40 to$83 per
ton
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

AZ The nomination of Orson Hyde, as
U. S. Judge for Utah Territory, has been
rejected by the Senate.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

CLEAKrD.-McGhee, on trial at Fayette
last week for murder was acquitted
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24
WIFE ELER'S
Improved Railway chain Horse
Power and OvershOt Threshers,
SeDaratOPs and NYinnOSePs.

VNHE superiority OF Wheecr's Patent Railway
l. Chain Horse Power and Overshot Thresher
and Separator is universally acknowledged. Thou
sands of them are in use, many Of which have
threshed from $4,000 TO 100000 bushels of grain,
and are still in good condition. Probably more
than four times as many Of these machines We're
sold during last year, as Of any other kind. They
are, beyond doubt, the most durable and economi-
cal machine in use.
The propretors have this season added new and
most valuable machine IN the successful combna-
ton of a wINNowER with their OverShot ThreSher
II is easily driven with the double horse power, and
has now been fairly tested, large number having
been in constant during the past threshing sea-
son.
PRICES AT ALBANY, NEW YORK.
Two horse power thresher and separator,
complete, .........,... Sll5 90
One horse power thresher and separator,
complete, '..'.' .......'. 80. $l2O co
Two horse power thresher and cleaner,
complete, ...... ...... S220 OO
! The undersigned, agent for the above excellent
machines for Missouri and the West generally,
will furnish them to purchasers at manufacturers
prices (freight and transportation charges added
and will give any information to persons wishing to
purchase. He can confidently recommend them to
the farmers of Missouri, being convinced, from
the experience of three years, that they are the
best threshing machine in use.
GSy5" He would respectfully refer to Mr.. David
B. Cunningham, of Boone county, who has the
machines in use at his farm; and to P. w. HALEY
and H. J. Brown, of Howard county.
Also for sale, Whecler's Feed Cutters, Circular
Saw Mills, and Clover Hullers.
EPHRAIM ABBOTT,
Editor Valley Farmer,
Northwest corner of Third and Pine SITS,
luna II Inn
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Books! BooAs:-To the Public.

l-lE?gezz have been asked by the publish
<lsLgg.S ers to interest myself in the sale Of
SM1N ~ the following standard and valuable
works, copies of which may be had Of me at the
Seminary, or at the Drug store of o. Henderson,
Water street
DR.. Adam Clark Commentary on the Scrip
lures: A new, beautiful and cheap edition Of this
great work, in A superroyal octave volumes
The works of Thos. Dick, the celebrated chris
tian philosopher: Complete in two large volumes
Rollins Ancient History, Plutarch's Lives, Spec
tator, by Addison: These are library editions, TO
correspond with Dicks works.
Bright's Family Practice: 4 safe ard excellent
family adviser, in the absence Of the physician.
| Brghts Essay: An essay on God and Angels,
| Man, Nature and the Devil. The attention Of the
Bible reader is particularly called to this new aud
, quite original book.
Webster's unabridged Dictionary, MC2uley's
| History of England, Josephus, &c.
ANY of the above works would make valuable
additions to the library, and will be sold low by
the single copy, or very liberal discount to those
June 8, 1852. G. S. SAVAGE.
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DIED.

Last night, of droPsy, Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON, of
this vicinity, aged about sixty years, and an early
settler of this county
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

Is About twelvemonth since, Lieut.
Herndon, of the United States Navy, was
deputed by the Department to make an ex.
ploration Of the great river Amazon, from
its sources in the mountains of Peru 10 its
junction with the Atlantic at Para, Brazil
This duty has since been performed, Lieut.
H. having reached Para, and joined there
the U. S. Brig Dolphin. He made the voy.
age down the Amazon in bark canoe, anC
almost entirely alone. A large collection
of specimens gathered during the explora
ton, have already reached New York. The
result of his researches are to be given tC
the world in forthcoming volume Phil
Ledger.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

FRESH DRUGS s. MEDICINES
VT'HE subscribers have lust received and opened
l. their Spring and Summer supply of Fresh
and Genuine
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE Stufs, ?erfumery, Fancy articles, SC, which
we offer friends and the public generally. on the
most accommodating terms. Physicians supplied
al a small advance on ST. Louis prices. Our stock
c., insists in part OF the following:
Calome!-Engsh and American;
Blue Mass. American; Iodine
Hydrag Cum Creta; Iodine Iron; Dover powders;
Iodine Sulphur; Opium, Gum and Powdered;
Iodide Pottass; Blisterin- Ontmen';
Morphia Suphas; Camphor; Morphia Acetatei
( Ri Carb Soda; Morphia Murlas; Jallap;
Acid Tartaric: Acid Muratc; IpecaC;
Acid Sulphuric; Rlei, Rad and powdered;
Acid Acctic; Peruvian Bark; Acid Citric;
! Suph. Quinine; Acid NitIic; Oil Lemon;
/ Zinc Suiphas; Oil Cinnamon; Nitrate Silver
/ Oil Gloves. L!nseed, Olive, Fish and Castor Oils
and many other articles to tedious to enumerate.
In short we have all articles usually called for II
our line. We are still at our old stand.
rs" California Emigrants supplied on the hes
terms and articles vel! fixed up for the trip.
I. W. DIGGES s. co.
Glasgow, April /, 1852.
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DIR. L. GRAINS
STRAIGHTFORWARD supporter and
shoulder Brace.

DIGGES & CO., have on hand small assort-
- ment OF the above Instruments, which they
offer to those affected with the diseases for which
they are intended. June 10
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For sale atEOVv Prices.

A large supply of Hydraulic Cement; Galyan
"a ised Chain Pumps; Griudstones; by
BOON, TALBOT * SMITH.
FaYette, Juno 8
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W WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE "a, 1852
ALFRED LEWIS,
FASHIONABLE BAR

FASHIONABLE BARBER,
IT AS removed to Water street, two doors above
Il l. Perry s. Bartholow's, where he Is prepared
to accommodate all who may desire bis services.
June II, 1862.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-24

"a 1NARhUW I.SCAIE fROM YAM
D1DATE.-The Trenton State Gazette says
that Commodore Stockton had q narrow
escape from being the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency. On the fourth day of
the Convention, a number of the States
among which was Virginia, become tired of
voting for the old candidates, and satisfied
that it was necessary to go for some new
man, and they determined to vote for any
one whothe Virginia delegation might agree
upon. The delegation discussed the ques-
ton on Friday night and till an early hour
on Saturday morning. They were nearly
equally divided between Com. Stockton and
Gen. Pierce; but, on taking the vote among
themselves Pierce obtained small majority
ahd the delegation therefore led off for him.
So the Democratic party came within all
ace of having Commodore Stockton as its
candidate for the Presidency. Well, if the
Virginia delegation had decided for Stock
ten as it came near doing and had thus made
him the Democratic nominee, the annuncia.
ton throughout the country would have
called forth infinitely louder responses from
the Democracy than have greeted the nomi.
nation of Pierce. There is a good deal o.
stuffin the old CoEnmodore's character anC
history to excite genuine enthusiasm. He
never fell from his horse Oh battlefield
and never tainted twice or even once in the
face of an enemy Louisville Journal.
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GRANITE WARE.

WE will receive and open, in few days. ~
W unusually large stock of table ware, Of
ron stone. which Will BE- sold from 70 10 30 per
cert. lower than usual in This market.
MAY - W. T. BIRCH * son.
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Exchange and Banking House.
GLASGOW, MISSOURI
LAND WARRANTS.

BUYING RATES. SELLING RATES.
100 Acres, $4,000 1850 Acres, $4,000
so - $500 80 " $500
10 g $500 40 37,OO
G5y All Warrants sold by us will be fully guar
antced, in writing.
WESTON F. BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, April Is, 1852
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HATS
SHOES AND ROOTS.

nuR stock Of shoes and boots IS large, ard q
" the best quality. For ladies' and misses, our
selections We're made with great care, and the a.
and summer wear. Those who have seen them axe
satisfied with price and quality.
MAY 20 W. !. BIRCH & son.
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Wing National Convention Gen. Scott
Mamma ted

NOlnlndJ6u.
The Wing National Convention adjourn
ed on Saturday, till Monday morning, with
out making nomination, after balloting
torty-SiI times. The first ballot stood for
Fillmore, ....... ..,... ...... ...... 1873
Scott, .''... '''' ....'. ...... ..'..''l33
This ballot was taken on Thursday the
Convention doing nothing on Wednesday but
organizing. In the afternoon of Saturday,
the forty-six ballot showed for
Fillmore, ...... ...... ...'l27
Scott, ....'. ...,.. ....... ...'.' l34
Webster, ........ '''''' '''.'' 81
When the Convention adjourned till Monday
morning. The rumor is, that Gen. Scott
was nominated Monday morning, and we
think it entitled to credit. Jones, Of Ten
nessee, one account says, is the nominee
for Vice President--while another makes
Mr.. Crittenden the nominee.
The storm on Monday evening, broke the
wires, and we must await the regular advices
by mail. The above, together with what
will be found under the telegrsphic head is
all that has been received, which we give
without speculation or comment
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Fresh Arrivals.
Watches and ,IeHNeIrx

TUST received, fresh supply of gold and silver
y lever hunting watches, and general assort-
ment of Jewelry, of all kinds. of the latest styles
GREENABAUM s; BARTH.
Favette, June II.
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Resolved, That the cause Of the Demo-
cratic party is the cause of the country--as
it is now the only national party; the only
party capable of uniting on the sentiment SO
nobly expressed by our distinguished STAN
dard-"No North, no South, no East, no
West, etc."
This is one of the resolutions adopted by
the Democrats at the Court House on Satur-
day evening. The Democratic party certain
ly seems disposed to act upon the sentiment
that there is 'no West" That party sup
ports candidate for the Presidency, who
if elected, will not permit dollar to be ex-
pended by the Government for the benefit Of
the West. The West will be treated as il
it had no place upon the map of the country
T Lon. Journal.
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THE EMIGRATroN.-Th Emigrants are
all gone, with the exception of few strag-
CLING parties who are rather undetermined
whether to start or remain here till next
spring.
We conversed with gentleman, few
days since, just from Fort Laramie; he states
the road, from Fort Kearney to the forks Of
the Independence and St. Joseph roads, tc
be covered by one continued train of wagons
and cattle. After leaving Fort kearney he
was compelled to leave the road, frequently
five or six miles, to get sufficient grass fol
his animals. He estimates the emigration
this year, one third larger than 1850, ant
fears for their safety OIL the Humboldt where
he informs US, grass never takes the secont
start st. Joseph Gazette.
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A I'm v

LINEN GOODS.
WE have m unusually large stock of linen
y goods in Store including
French brown. check ana mixed coatlr-i
Pan'aIoonery Of every variety;
shec;.ns and pillow Slip lineh
Double and single damask table diaper,
Double danask io-i cloths;
Shirting linen, including the finest made;
Napkins AID Doyles;
Ladies' and EcntemeEs' handkerchiefs;
Bi-d's-eye diapers
Hvckabuck and other towelry, &C.
70 which we invite the public attention, at prices
which We belie;e y i'll give satisfaction.
Mayl3 VI. F. BIRCH son.
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Sight and Time Exchange.

.nN New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Louis
~ vile, St. Louis and other points, in sums to
suit, always for 'ale.
WESTON F, BIRCH & son.
Glasgow, April 3, 1892.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
Clay.

The health Of this venerable statesman ha.
been variable for several days past; but he is to
day not perceptably worse than during any
period Of the last month.
From the New Orleans Crescent we quote the
following beautiful language:
. Henry Clay is dying The whole coun,rv
awaits IN reverence and awe the passage Of that
mighty and heroic soul, which, in half of a cen
fury oil political contest, has known no impulse
but patriotism, no ambition but to be right The
millions OF American freemen, throughout the
broad Union, now only need to hear the name of
Henry Clay, and they stand as within the solemn
precincts OF the death chamber, its hush of re-
hgious stiffness, its fearful awe Of melancholy
expectation, its majestic foreboding Of the earthly
close of one of the most eventful and magnificent
of American historic lives. There is the great
old man-dying.
There is no hurrah Of the multitudes which
once cheered him at every step-no wild outburst
of the enthusiasm which knew no other idol--no
thronging in upon him of the host which once
answered unanimously to his bugle call. He
mas sounded his last rally, and ii was for the
Union. He was bravely answered. and goes with
ms last mighty triumph shining upon his path
OF departure, like some great ship which, at
hlght1all' passes out upon darkenng waste of
waters, with the light of the sun yet glowing in
her wake nations Faith, and Hope. and
Memory, and Affection, are gathered in mourpful
uncertainty around the couch upon which the
great and powerful statesman the chivalrc and
high soued gentleman, the fearless and sleepless
patriot, the matchless and persuasive orator is
slowly dying. in tho dimmed light and hushed
quiet of his chamber"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-06-03
MARRIED.

In this city the ID Of June, at the Church The
Epiphany, by the Rev. JOHN w. FRENCH CAUSrEN
BROWNE est. OF New York city, to Miss KATE EVE
LETH daughter Of Capt. WIN. MAYNADIER, U. 5. Army.
On Tuesday June /, by the Rev, Mr. HEDGES, RICHARD
RADCLIFFE, esq.
In Christ Church, ON Tuesday morning. LIST instant by
GEORGES county, Md, 10 Miss ELIZABETH W. RILEY, Of
Washington.