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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD
" BONDS-$25 O00ve offer, at private sale, PICK.
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
Of subscription to the Cincinnati Wilmington, and Lsnes
vile Railroad, per cents coupon in Bonds Of OF
S5Cn 10 years TO principal and interest New.York
t25,00O FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of same description. sod for same Roed
$4,000 CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS
OF same description and for ssme Road
S2O,0o0 FAYETTE COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of same description and for SEINE Road
These oansae ssversy Endorsed, prompt payment
ofprncps and coupons guaranteed by tho Railroad Com
psny, and corresponding amount OF In Road
well the faith and list Of the County also pledged
to the object by special of the OF Ohio
and the constuonslty Of the affirmed by the Supreme
Court made and carried up by Clinton County.
$4,000 UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years coupon :
Per cents indorsed and guaranteed by the Springfield and
Mansfield Railroad Company, to which they were Issued In
payment for stock
$500 CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only years TO r.n, per
cent. coupon.
$26n0G EIGHT PER CENTS OF the MISSISSIPPI and
MILWAUKEE RAILROAD COMPANY, at par
DELANO. DUNLEVY Co, No. Is Walh
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WAREHOUSE,
DOCK BINDERS

ID No Is GOLD-sT COOK MANI, impor.r' OF
aver, d-.c ption of coorrd L-=hsr Cor bokoiudsrs snt
pocIetb "a mss.rs Also English mp,iin MssaslFs
thread and every Article required the trade Consumers
Who buy large Quantities will find 70 thsr interest 70
sxauliLe stock a.,
Ps-Rups Machines. Standing Presses and Cutting Ma
shines furnished short notice.
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NSYLVANIA RAILROAD

IL LOAN-3eb,s0 DOLLAks.--S~.isS o,n,s -. -
b received st tho ofbcs % tns Comp.ny 4, p,xIsu
until the 18th day Of September nsxt, ~ suo.,. ~ -
Whole or any portion OF the above -ns'ued Losa
The Loan viii b. secured by hv rrortr.se oe a.. \ -.
road o' me Cotnpny-As miles In lsnrpsnt iv eos.
msnt which when placed in oompsts opsrslou 49,
sost lIS691 ~
The o. unconditious % descriptions 20 nm. .
Wock OF the Company the 3la May Wa "A Jss,es.
which viii shortly be increased TO Tee Miions ID. A.
subscription there was paid 81 tho. dste ts4l1 ss5
THIS broad o~s together with the lass rsc,lps. n -
Company from TIE eusress OF the road 10 10 az n.a.S
dtOn. demonstrating beyond . douo, tho .blr, on -.
COxany 10 pay not only interest it, deb. but 49,
bends sochbodes) enables the Drector, % ~, 49,
iosn TO CAPITALIST with unqualified sssr,nc. tbs, ~.
sHoSd OF their 1nds s6 =. e.,,. ~
the pupetusty with which the tn,sres. VIII }. M, - -
best government securities
The Bonds will b. tened IN Of One rboss.,x n,
las with interest coupons 81 the rate Of sir Der es
taehed payable the fin, day. OF January and Jul, -
year at the oos OF the Company IN this city, ss -
S0 sterling ifb iperss, coupona At the rse Of sy. ~,
cent pgsoIs In London without sny detaeroa 4
taxes
Tbs Bonds will be redeemed where the in.er.s . NAH
payable on the SLIT Of December $780, they nay be A..
yerted st the option Of the owner into the capital soeL
The npany 81 par Of any time previous to the S Ocean.
Twenty-Five per cent u each accepted bid 10 A. -.
within twenty days amer the receipt Of notice Of m 49,.
snee at London, II for Sterling Bonds ard Phaispb,.
Tor Dollar Bonds; the remainder be paid In in,A,s
every 81 days thereafter until the whole .mount /, ..s,<
or the full amount can Be paid 10 once II desired
The proposals will be addressed 70 GEORGE " BACOa
Treasurer, Philadelphia and ndofsed Proposals for Lon
They will specify the prics offered for Dollar and ssesina
Bonds, or either.
The bids will be opened and determined By the Bosrd a
Directors, on the 10th day Of september
Any further information In relstion 70 ns n.s ana ~
prospects will be furnished application once II -
Company, or to EDWARD MILLER, Chief Ens,pesr -
special Agent ofthe Company 10 Lopdon
EDGAR THOMPSON, PreslssA
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JosErH HEcENAx. Auctiou.-r.

JOsEPH HEGgNAN, Aactionssr.
Sales Room No i9l Washington Sc. Brooklyn
TNUESDAY. August "a, 1852, at l2i
L o'clock P. NJ precisely az No - Hc<ss, betwssa
Sackett and DegrswstS. South Rrook srlai qu.a"y
Of Furniture, mahogany Sofa BOOKCASE Office D-sk Ma
hogshy ard oher Chsis marble top Table LOoAiag <s~
Ollcoths, 5 Stoves &c. &c. -. :,
10. 49, Carroll st.. HsmtnD-ay, Household Fuiaiais
In good order: Carpets Oilclotb mahogany aDd oesn
case Bedssjs Feather Beds Bedding and the u'as V''
ETY. OF Kitchen furniture
SATURDAY. Aue6,
Al the Metcban > FA change New YORK at Il o'clock -
two story brick Cottage Home aud Lot. NJ. ~ s'
st. rear Boyts Brooklyn, built for the pres ut o~n SO
occupant and well DiAled Nith marbe nantsl and CIV"
Pleasantly situated, in good neignbohood. sale p'sus.
IL leave for England next nontb Po'-'"
Immediately
B-No further advertisement.
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furniture, sc.
ENAMELED ana COTTAGE SETS

III ~ 4
L-MkTHEWsk GlLLIFs Ornamental and Cham.
her Furniture WsrshOuse No 80 Broadway, east side, nsx
(jtandst; MsnuiactUry No. ~ Gre-Dost
The having been engaged exclusively In the
n,sufaeturr OF Enamesd and Ornamental COttszs Furn
ture since lis rst introduction from Europe, thereby
enabled hrpueh long sp-encs 70 ober ~nrsned article
IS per cent below ali comp stitors .
Fnamsed and Chamber Sets finished In thu most exqu
,,te STYLES 10 suit the mCst refined t,stes .
Persons fro III. south arc particularly requested TO call
ana examine entirely styles Of fnaneed AMI Or
Furniture finished BY Us expressly Tor inc southern
market 49,, 49,.
Unlike ell other establishments In this city who depend
solely on others 10 manufacture or them TO sell again with
out knowing what quality of materials were used IN their
eopstction we would inform the public that each aud evoy
article offered by throughout under our on spe
eisl pervson and warranted to DO oil The ms qusy ms
teriaa
Splendid limitations OF Rosewood Oak ssnwood, ks TO-
always on hand
b any distance without the least injury
Msttreases, PaiDanes Pillow Sc also patent spring
h.,tye,ses MATHEWS & GtLLlES,
No 49, Broadway. east side, near Grand-n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

NOTlCE.-The partnership of H. M.
i Y LOCKWOOD co. is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent and either Of the unde authorized 10 set
tie its snsrs-Dsted July IS, 1859. .
II. M. LOCKWOOD.
GEORGE RUDD.
The Clothing business In sill Its branches will Be conn-
ned at the old stand by the subscriber -
H. M LOCKWOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
Copartner hip.

NOTICE is hereby GIVEN, that the
1 Y psrn-nh'p between THOMAS N DICKINSON.
DAVID Adams and WILLIAM q. CARRIER, (for tle
selling antir OF nights and licenses to said Dick
ensons nyrnons wholly dissolved snd the public are
cautioned against n.krg any with said DAVID
adams for the purchase Of nights or interests In SAID
be confirmed recognized BY the subcn ber, New York.
Aug. -, 1852. THOMAS ~ DlCkENSON,
WIN G. CARRIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
- IL lash ,,rp,tsJ, $50 900 Dollars.

- COMPANY.
Cash Capital, $50, 900 Dollars.
Insurers participate IN the prohts 49,
This Company having completed th-ir ortsnsaton VIZ
encs business Monday. I'd August nsxt q their
present location, corner ~ ,th-sy and S5tr
Policies all d-sc ption. Of Merchandise soore
D~eings Furniture Ships In Port So on - tsyorso's
terms other City Offices with the advantage 70 lnsarsrs
Of . share In the profits Of the Company
DIRECTORS.
N. Hopper Mott 0s'ru 5. Mott, Henry o Bolster,
Jss x Del Vecchio Joseph Bo1ghtou, Elijah Wsrd
VIM A Whe.lsr james ". Ogden, John Gum.
Vim " Campbell Sap uel Lyman, Garrit n Striker. y
Joseph W. Savage, A,shel Denmsn stephen " looss'
John 5 Meyer, Henry Crsne, William bnsey
Er1ius Lyman, Mark Cornell John "sto,
Jobp D.u6an WmAR Stewart, William Winsov,
Trsst,s Ssuderson Henry Dubois, Andrew Ward,
Geo W Van Mort, VIM. w Cornell David l.. Ssyre
John w. Howe, Cumming Incker .
NJ hopper MOTT, President
CH.s O. RICHARDSON, Secrstay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
3. DRAPER. Auctioneer.
WACARTER, Auctioneer, Store 81 Dey-st, Greenwich
CTORE. FIXTURES. and LEASE at

~ AUCTION MONDAY August %, at 10 O'Clock, 81
store l6,hst Is sv the contacts TIE
above store, together with the FEED, Wsgon Horse and
Hsnessthe Stables ard veed.house wths yesny
OF $50 10 he sold and at 2Ocyck the Lac tf three
years from the lit Of May wi'h the goodwill snd hrnrs'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
CIMEON DRAPER offers for Sale, |,

CIMEON DRAPER offers for Sale, in
Oparces to suit purchaser 100000 In the Capital StoA
OF the TROY and RUTLAND RAILROAD CO Tn
Rosd extends from the Troy and Boston Railroad Co 4
Eagle Bridge, ny miles TO Salem, In Washington County
N where It with Rutland aud WASH axtos
Rsilrosd, which at Rutland unes with the Rutland srA
Burlington Railroad Tie Troy and Rutland Railroad .hue
forms link In the great chain OF North and South comm.
rcaon between the Cities Of Montreal aud NswYorS IA
10 located IN Of the fertile and wealthy seclous q
the States OF New York and Nemoat-the entire busne Of
which must H. there being other facilities tos
transporting passengers and freight.
The whole amount OF paid stock In the Road IL
ABOUT. xSNW
II owes a funded debt, bearing per cent inter-
est iU,u9
Its entire cost 1880
The Road 10 full running condition and Mrnishsi
with all necessary equipment Ii has been leased the Ru
land and Washington RAILROAD Co for ~ yean At Il
$1,000 for the current year. and Of $1,000 per asf
LIST January next and above s as.a.n.st
and the lease entities this Road to rstesble proportion d
onehslf Of the earnings Of both Roads and shvs
4 per cent per and Of the Albany aud Northern
Road with which both the Troy and Rutland and Rutland
and Washington be connected by thu terms Of tho
lease
This lease beyond question certain moderate In
to the stock hoden and the prospective incr-ass Of
this income which will inevitably aIss out Of the sro~ns
traffic this main North and South route 10
make the stock of the Troy and Rutland Rsoad very
srsbls investment. The receipts OF the Company WORKING
both lines bsve since the full opening OF the line been mo
dsttering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
Gorsrs, Carriages, &r.

N7ANTED-To purchase for cash,
w Horse Cart and Harness the Cart must with
heavy springs Apply at no 25s Water-st. corner eek
slin tair
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NITYLOAN-STATE GUARANTEE.


~ -$3OO,COO City Of Wheeling six per cent. Coupon
Bonds the State rgria payable twenty
years Coupons for interest payable senisonually July
and January the Banking house OF D1ncsa, Sherman
Co. IN this city
These BONDS are issued to the Baltimore and Ohio Raj
road Co for subscription of the city ts stock They
issued under full powers from the Legi'aure and
guaranteed by the State Of Virginia. The guarantee
gwen before the adoption Of the Contribution, which
prohibits for the future pledge Of the credit OF tho State
fer such purposes
These Bonds under the guarantee OF Virginia cousa.
cred as safe ss any security in this market.
Seaed proposals will be received for these Bonds (which
ale Of the der omuaon of 00 the office OF the sub
scnber until o'clock P NJ the 18Th day of September
Bids will be nsde without regard 70 accrued interest for
ali sccrued interest viii be ADDED the Bonds
paid for.
The premium will be paid the day after the enisg Of
the bios the With accrued interest be paid
the option ofthe bidder any before 6 Of Jauusy
thus giving capitalists opportunity most
reliable and permanent investment without precpitstey
dstlI biny their NOR ey arrangement.
Bids should be directed Proposals. for Wheeling Bonds"
and sent the subscriber by o'clock p NJ Sept. Is
J.THOMPSON. corner Wsll-st. and Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
financial.

DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE of
DEEW YORK, Albany Aug. Ii, ls52-The LEWIS
COUNTY BANK has this day filed in this ofhce 4 notice
Of the appointment of NELSON SCOVEL, Of the City Of
Albany for the redemption Of its circulating notes
tssether with revo:son Of the appointment Of Wash.
bum Co such agents. agreeable the entitled IAN
act to amend the several relating to Incorporated
Banks Barking Associations and Individual Bankeu,'
passed April II, 1851
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TO CONTRACTORS.-Sea

NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.-Seaed
IN Proposals for Raising and Underpnning Ward
School 20. H. ut No 81 Greenwich st. and for Carpenters
Painters and PlumbeIs Work upon the same, will De
ceved until FRIDAY Auguse2l The plans and spe;ica-
tons h. SEEM inspection Of the premises had upon
application 10 THOMAS Il. JACKSON architect, No 10
Broadway, corner Of Msidenane. The proposals under
seal are to be lett the Office Of Joseph Blackburn No So
Nesey-st. JOSEPH BLACkBURN,
Chairman Of the Board Of School Officers Of the ls Ward.
CHARLES STuART. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
a RBOTTS COLLEGIATE INSTL-
~TASSICAL FRENCH and EN-

Y GLIsH SCHOOL, No. 500 Broadway- FolGSEa,
fan term of this Inst tuition viii com nehce
~ St}SDAY Sept G. Mr. Foignet begs leave to lnteln
ss snos and the pubic that he has completed NJ,
s...sd sdvant1res ia the various departments
In CONTINUING his establish aent under its favorable aus
pices Mr. Fognei svails himself OF the occasion 70 ray
he received at any stage OF their eoncsron ana
sorourhly prepared College Busness The pupils viii
be limited IN lumber and select ,,, -, ..h.
h FySnch Language Is spoken 10 the school, and taught
.hs hours daily The instruction practical and tho most
nns efforts are made render scholars perfectly athome
An every braf,ch OF French educsbon :. -
In The Enufsh department all the studies deemed essen
ai to solid ans polite English education Will be pursued
A. those desiring complete classical education VIII enoy
every advantage which any other Classical Schoon the city
canofer. ,ou,- ,,tru.rr No
,s3 Broadway; DELUC co, No. 50l Broadway and NO.
$50 Fourth.ay ROE LOCKWOOD SON, No. ~ broad
wsv: e. & a. MILLER, No. cas- Broadway; g. COGGES.
HALL No 800 Broadway, or at Mr. Fs residence NO. ioi
,2tb. at near Univ eIsty place.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL

~ Prof T.. A johnson, Rector. The three Depart
the Junior the Upper English, aud the Classical re-
open simultaneously Monday, Sep; o. Pupils
the age Of years and upward aud prepared
for the counting house. for admission TO any College.
Circulars may be obtained at Appleions LOCKWOOD or
Growers bookstore in Broadway and at Raynors In the
BoueTy GEO. 5. PARKER, Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

lvA Consequence 81 ne ssIsssed demand and unrvsed
popularity OF their PlANOFoRrES have extenled their
5ss0sa and opened Wssroon IN Broadway, No COS
-. portsa fom 81 10 u octave N Rosswood ossss viii
81 he isiss inprovsA pst,ses we sha ts continue 70
sSwsssrsoms Ne, g CanalSI Al PiansSostes Of our
nsfsessrs ~ vsrrsntsA b sverJ resPssk Prosssso
ssssssn snA Asss vho sasisAss ySsehs are rsspsss.
Ily Ssviesk b ell end sxa1aes AL eNsH ssm tas city
q cssssry pssotBauy sxssstss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

q G. FISCHER, (lato Nunns 81
a enet nsnsfsstory and wsreroom, No. ITO Green
W1on-N corner o. Dey o. PiasoFortcs warranted, with
ssvess osss s1d patent tube well calculated or keeping
" TUE tsa9. sostss tuned, repaired and exchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
MRS. MEARS'S FRENCH and ENG

lyl GLISH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES' No q West 18th St, between 9TH and
tth.sys will re0pe en- on SATURDAY, Sept Parents and
uians shine confer 9th Mrs. Mears In relation to
Dupils will lind her at home during school hours from
O'Clock A. to p NJ. each day Mrs Mears has made an
fox an omnibus to convey her pupils and
frosn school.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
piano-fortes.
CHEAP for CASH-A splendid zoe
-FOUR SECONDHAND PIANOS for

II SALE at very low hgure.-One at $780, a. s 25
ooc 81 $780, and the other 500 They may he Of
sUNCEs Piano Forte wareroom, No. 81 futonst conner
81 benfyst, Brooklyn.
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BONDS FOR SALE.-New-Y York and

DNewHaven Seven per Cent Railroad Bonds due 1866.
New.York and Harlem Seven per Cent Railroad Bonds,
due 1871 Illinois Central Seven per Cent Railroad Bonds
due 1875 Mansfield and dusky Ten per Cent Second
McrtgAse and Income Railroad Bonds due 1857-By
KETCHUM ROGERS BEMENT, No. IS William at
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miscellaneous.


~ rough plank for a per ootover tin stin-
pes 81 cents and warranted BY GOODWIN, No S Spring
e.. near Hudson.
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T1HE ASTORIA FEMALE INSTI-

IL TUTE. Mrs HOWARD and Miss FREEMAN,
Principals will reopen for the reception Of pupils
WEDNESDAY Sept 10 For circulars, apply at the lnsi
suite, or to NEWMAN IvlSON, No. 1873 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
NACKETS HARBOR and SARATOGA

~ Rail ROAD COMPANY.-No,ice is hereby given
that the Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the Sscket
arbor ana Saratoga Railroad Company Tor the election OF
Directors for the ensuing year and the Transaction Of such
business legally come before them v be holden At
the Office Of the Company, SARATOGA Springs the SEC
OND TUESDAY. lih OF September next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon Per order Of Directors
August 10, 1882 SAMUEL ELLIS, Secretary.
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WAREROOMS, No.
pRINCE e. CO.'S MELODEONS.-

" +. HARRISON has removed his
. Mandatory and Wareroouns from No. % Canalst
70 No 81 Sercer-st GTspdst where may DO found
,nlen6id assortment Of Piano sortea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23

CUGARS.-500 hhds. Cuba MuscOvado,
in bond suitable for the Canada market for sale BY
sPOFFORD TILESTON co, No. "a Southst.
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TATE AND NATIONAL LAW

n Classical and Commercial Boarding School for Young
Gentlemen. Tarytown, N. This School has been 10
cesfu operation for twelve years. and is wei known.
Thorough instruction In the and higher branches OF
an Epgsh ed cation the Latin and Greek the French
and Spanish languages well faithful supervision of
morals mspners insured TO each pupil Students ad-
mittsd al any time WILLIAM P LYON AN,
PRINCIPAL and Proprietor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10


I'll. B. Crockett, Esq, E1itor Of the S..
Louis 1n'elliGencer, writes as follows 10 that
paper, under date OF San Francisco, April
IL. 1852:
The more I have seen of this CITY, the
mere have | been a>toni>hcd at the extent
and variety Of lis trade. There are found
here. persons engaged in almost every
branch Of business known in older cities.
There are fOundrrics. saw and planeirg
mills. mechanics Of all kinds. bakeries. dali
ries, rich iewe'lcr shops. book stores. fancy
stores. fimi'y groceries. wholesale dry
goods and grocery houses, ship chandlerics.
aucioneers. furniture dealers and upholstcr-
ers. and Of course lawyers and doctors
without number. In short there is scarcely
any branch Of business in the older cities
which is not prosecuted here; and whilst
the city has made this extraordinary prog
ress in its trade, it has advanced with coual
rapldity in other respects. For example il
has twelve churches--two Episcopal, two
Presbyterian. two Methodist. two Baptist.
one Congregational, one Catholic. and two
others which | cannot classify. Some Of
I,,,.,, "v a.'tS''el I anu u'''Fa'cd IN mos
onsh;rnaI "st, ,Dn, "..n Vo',,s ,I' VIII e'eg"n''y
ro,no,,s h. !, "yu a.! 'hc noucrn IN
r'oro ;ms,a' a. '',eo'' ,ba eulifcS' ana ""' IS
no', .l ,"l l,'.t'' '!'! I"ve large ana au"nt-
S aeE"io S".io's .;., l''ie are ",So mere
o'i',''Lt l'1'To.s' WIN '"rse endowment
",,J J Mi.;ot, n.;t le"'l' are III most lourishng
nommod;rnS os,;t1 sor'I'o., s i"eE nave ais"
'ol'i'''o,'.Ii> 3'I .I> P,s"l 10Y 'he Sex which
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10

"Be merciful, SIR" said Henry smiling
81 did not wish to witness the sacrifice OF
my own happiness"
u am mcrcitul," said the Old gentleman,
"and for that reason would not wish 10 nut
you 70 the inconvenience of staying. You
sail that you would willingly oblige me, but
yon cou'd not. indeed you could not"
You have once been young sir said
Henry.
Il know i, know it, rcplie1 he. laugh.
ing hearti'v. 'hu am afraid that TOO many
Of lis Oh olks forge, it. However. if vol
can postpone your journey l suppose we
mus have a wedding"
We have only 70 add. that the friends ol
Henry were sent for. and the nup'ials SOL
emnized at the appointed time: and that
blessed with the mutual love Of Henry and
Caroline. the old people PASSED the remain.
der of their days in peace and happiness.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
st Louis County.

The recent Democratic convention callei
or that purpcs" in St. Louis, nominated tn,
following ticke;---
For Scna'ors-Isaac H. Sturgeon. of ST.
Louis, and DR., ". B Morris, Of St. Ferdi.
nand township.
For Representatves-W. C. Inks. Of
Merjmac township; Sarnuel Smith OF Bon
homme; James A. Rogers. OF S,. L,u,
township; Paris Pipkln, of Cagonde'c,; J.
W, Link of Central; J. b. Barrett Geo. r.
Taylor, F, P, Blair, b. Graz Brown. r
Go'tschalk, Of ST. Louis city.
For Sherilf,-John NJ. Winner.
For County MarshaI--David Bay,es.
For Jaior-,Iames Casteho.
For Circuit Attorney--A. \. Clover.
Tor Coroner-I>aah Brown.
For County Surveyor--John F. Long.
For County AsseSsors-P. \. I.aGue, +.
Po!Iit2, Chas. Borg, Philander Lewis.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-06-10
Mr.. Claws Condition

His prostration Of body has not touched
his mind, and one feature Of his fcebleness is
that he cannot support himself alone. and is
not allowed TO walk even with the support
Of others. Dr. Jackson old him receutl;.
that il he stood erect he would faint. and
that ifhe should faint he would breathe no
more. "NVhy is this?" asked Mr.. Clay
because there is not enough of vitality in
the heart to give circulation 10 the blood. -
HAS itthcn come 10 this" said Mr. Ciav.
and for n moment sorrowiullv. And seeing
the necessity. he has suffered himself TO he
borne like a child to and from his bed. Mr..
Cav, throughout has studied his disease
if disease it the--cri'ca}ly, thorghtfuIlv, and
even physically. He has watched the grad
ua' wasting away Of life until there is but
the faintest pu>ation left TO tell him that the
spirit still survives within IFS crnacia.rd
tenement o. fesh. He will die calmly and
beautifully rs he he's lived. and his spirit
will derar' full Of The Christian hone Of a
g'orou* im,nortn'i'v That "unbouglt
grace oF li'c"-'he good mans hope in God
which imnort> 50 much dignity to death.
will make the stinsrt of his life as TRANQUIL
and r'eas9nt 10 J i'm as the shadows Of a
Tranquil twilight n .sainr into the darkness
o the evening. There are bright stars
above 70 light IN such darkness as this.
and further on. the dawninc of the .e~Ccc,
day Of celestial paradise. Mr.. CLAY, after
fifty wears service for his country, will en-
joy the rest Of eternity hereafter.