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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07
Grocery. Commission ~ Forwarding
RrlSkN ESS
LING.

lAA BBIS. BEST QUALITY, received nnd for
wv Hde by
oct 9O-I. Il. I. SAOKETr.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Seal
y rdPnposnls will bc received by the undersigned
This office from lie ird until the l5fh d0y Of Decem,
Der next, nom, In the Graduation anl Nusonr} oI
81 miles of the d Nnrnll, aud Petersburg Rail Road, y
bcrwccnthc city ri Norfob aod Warwick swamp in
the County of SUSSEX
For puptitunfs SEQ RAN road journal or Norfolk
papor-. WIN. MALONE.
Chief Engineer Office, Glipt IL ainecr.
NnlloIL GI1 W. [oel 81 3mNlIOIcel
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saw MANUFACTORY,
:, ,,,,..- 10th STREET,
shfWEHN MAIN AND CARY sTRFrrs
Richmond. Va,

Richmond, Va.
V''NNb u III hCER- Pra- icai Sas .gsspf,c,a
'e'S- Az INV prepared to manufacture = A " :
es'fy dcscriptan = =
Al SAW manufactured by Us are ,s.,4.,4,rl 10 civ.
sa''sa't'h- notthey will be exchanged ~ the mon
ey relu ir,i ~ wv "'
SAWS thar havs been heat ID or snrusr Nv rpn,i,s
te9lilGI ana "afiai tel tu be e gaad ~ NV
~ hrpalng ot all kinds done ut the ayortost r, ire
my l5--l&rly
oEECE.-llavine sold my entiro interest ia the
:. concern at ME- Il WINSTON T., los =
aiNNIuN. he aloaes authorized In ~. the nno,, nj
IN CONCERN 10 ii1niiatiun. Al debit .inr the ,.ef,
must hr p.ld Ia HIM aad all debts due by il must h, nte
scented 10 him tor salecun.
NV 9th, 1871. HI NAcp
rs viii be seebby Mr. Winunn's advertisement nm,
a.Aei he VII continue the Grocery c. mission and
tHi"tdIng Bnsiaesz a the old stand at Nsrc Il Vim
ton ana cordially recommend himto the putron ,ge Of
the ald ru.ium,rs al the house.
NJ. H. MACE.
HAVING purchased II. H. Mace interest in th, con.
gefa al MACE 8#AlNSTON, Gas will annenr Il on, the
a1ese od vrttjssneat) will continue the
Grocery Commission g. Forwarding Business
Tie oid stnuleauef of Cary aud Pearl rect ~hall
tetain lhn sr1icrs Of Mr. W. ~ NAGE 4 u. Y PAN
Ny, and respectfully solicit the patronage of tho IT. end.
ami customers At the late concern pram To use my
bel eli rt To- merit it, well as thu of thu public gen
orally.
my 2S-lmo JOS. L. WINSTON
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30 mIRE.-rbc subscriber.

w wish In hire for their work on The Va Tenn.
aiiroad, ia the Mountain region nj Na. number Of
siroue and1ays. Tor which lihenl hire will be paid
They have bad long experience IN Tho management ut
negroes. md ne Themselves urge owners. Hiied
Rtors viii receive the ueatr"' in rverv i"spett
TINT they eivr fHoif own. unr ol iit
Lyuchburg, my time III the lOih at JhLLary h~
Warrington Hotel. ar Mt McCorke Simpson mes.
nat McDanie y hints They will also buy me and
l,,ys. ier - ,rri- SCOTT e. ADAMS
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APPLES! APPAES!!- Jn.t ,ccejycd, %
"A bbls Extra fine ri pin Appes,and for sale by
doc SITS LEE r JOHNSON.
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NORFOLK TRAIN

Lenves Richmond Monday-, w ednesdoys aud Fridays
at Cd A. ~ for Port Walthall, where il with
the S. nmhon Augusta. Capt w g Smith,fJr No,iok.
Porr smouth, aud all the intermediate places
FIRE to Norfolk Portsmouth -.-.-------.--.s g. 90
Meals, each u %
The freight on all articles for Norfolk Portsm nth
ard tho different landings the river. must be pull in
advance.
~ B--Srrvauts travelling by themselves must be fur
nished ith two pascs, that be r"tnined
the Office AMI it mas be expressly stated uu the ass
that they are permitted 60 the Cars Bouus the
case may be.
nov 2.dtcls THOS. DODAMEAD. SDJ,.
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NkTAN aED-a5O Negroes wor, On
w the Nirgnip \ Tenn. lin-ton1. tha npprobeh-
ing year, ls5i-lor which lbern prizes will he pad.
Some cuurso Bla k-mths for slkrrs-apd Carpenters,
also desired. Arrly
RO. II. GRAY deeat
nov l7-ls fot vas. Tenn. Il. Il, -.
Office We hereby fnrewaru all rrr-pu from
y buntug udgne. otherwise trr-pls4ng upon
our l1Hdr Such person. will be ueafe trospusse,
nni the law enforced in every instance.
Il. ID. & S. B. GIlRISTIAN.
nov 23dGr2w (itep copy
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z
4 TRICOPHER u rs, Of MEDICAL COM
POEND for BEAUTfF|fAG, CURLING Pre-
serving, Rc.ting and Strengthening the Hair Relieve
ing Diseases of the -kn, Curing Rheumatic Pains AMI
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by geograph
ca lines reputation Ut BAKRY's ThicoPHERous per
vndcs the Union. The snles o the article of late y"ars
have increased ina ratio that almost exceeds belief.
Professor BARRY. after careful examination OF his
sales book ins hat number bottles deiverel to
der In quaatlt, al from halt upward during thu
,cir 1852. within It trihr OF so, QUO.
II IL uaueressare present M lengt the evidences
uthc wonderful properties of the frrhupherous. when
lac public had furnished such an Endorsement az this.--
The cheapnes OF the Article and tie explanations given
its crpcn action upon the hair the scalp. and in all
rnscs Of superficial ifruton first reeommende,lit tn
the attention al the people, This alltha the nven
desired. Every hottle advertised itself The effect.
Of tho fluid exceeded expectation it acted Like
chprm The ladies' would not be without it, Country
dealer. in every section OF the United States found they
must have it, and thus built up wholesale trade IT
extent hitherto unheard >. regards articles IF
his kind. The highest point has vet been reached
hnd it believed that the sales this yea r be mil.
lion andn alfofbotcs.
Depot ind Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
York. Retail price. 25 cents large bottle
beral discount purchasers by the quantity. Sold
~ the prs spa merchants and druggists Throughout tho
United Suites and Canada, Mexico West Indies TREAT
Eritnin France. &c.
Sold by D. r. Lyman II. Seay and r. Stable,, Il
Co, Lynchburg. may 26-d&c6m
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McC0RKLE & JONES,
WHOLESALE y HEraII
s.rOccrs ~ Commission Merchants,

Main ST. bynchbuiB Va.
4 RE- NOW RECEIVING their Fail Supply. to which
public generally, yzi
200 Sacks Snt
100 Bugs Rio signr. JAVA and Mnsacaibo Coffee.
60 hbis Crushed, Pulverzed, Coffee and Ciari-
fed Sugars
10 bids p. r. md N, O.. Sugar
10 Boxes Lonf Sugar,
800 Kegs Nails, all skes
100 Sides Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled aud Band Iron, ali sizes
% Casa- Fine Stick Lictree
80 ID Common Stick Lieoriee,
30 do Fine Mnss do
Coils Manlu Rope, To inches diameter.
80 Baskets Olive on
Is Boxes Candles, all qualities,
10 Barrels N O. Molassus
hhds West L. do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure,
do Jnr,
10 do ucrrings Maekerel and Shad
300 bush Glover, Timothy Orchard English Blue
Hnd EVei Green Grass Seed,
1000 lbs. Prime Western Bacon sides
5000 lbs. Finn Fnnily Hams Shoulders aud Sides,
cured by WIN Mas.e,
G0O0 lbs Gust, Sheer aud Blistored Steel all sizes,
10 600 Feet = leig Fuse.
300 Kegs l,laatng and Gun Powder,
10 doz Rowland and Ilumes' Shoyols,
$40 Blankets, different qualities,
800 Wool llats, do do
Also
Guhcocs, Dameatics, blcncled and unbenchud-Bed-
1iekngs, Osnnbnrga. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Of
nil qualities Of their manufacture, which they
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cnsh puctual
Time or IN exchange for country produce.
Gail ON MS before masking your bills elsewhere, II you
pltnsc.
We yun 100 To 400 bushels ahelle Oats for which
liberal prcoa will be paid.
oct 2l-du MoCoRKLE g. JONES.
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MAYO CABEEa a. CO.. HAVING y
w Steam Snw Mill nrnt The Gannl, with nbuu.
lad supply Of Timber prepared I'LL prompts any
rdcrs they may receive. Having Bonls OF their own,
they will dcliser Lumber ordered % them any point
IN The Cannl without dciny.
Addrc,s--1Ye river Wurehouse, Nelson o. Va
inu97 ID rBfuNta
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FASHIONS FOR 1853.

NOTICE-500 Amanacs for 1854 for gratuirou
L distribution. Call and get one.
lee 2ts J. II SEAY & Co. Druggists.
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A J Zink will continue The Foundry business Mt the
nbove place lie respectfully >olics the patronage Of
his friends aud the public lie is prepared To furnish
all kinds Of Castings, Mill Gearing Thrcsbing mnch
iaes Fence and Porch railing, follow war .Flooehs and
Plough castings ofnll kinds and sizes; IA short be ia
prepared do all kinds of work done IN other sim
ilaI embellishments job work and repairing done
short notice. /INkz
\ B.-Mr. E. p. lgnrcoeet. sulbar.4cd 10 ..otle
r me all the beslaess~fiie fam Of link & laNren,e
der 23.rts A ]
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4 SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN of e

n p,tienee. WIN enn come well recommended, is dc
sirous OF obtnniaga situutun IN an Academy high
classical -cbool for the yenr hewoud he poased to
get asitulion which promises pcrmnnency
Address the Yreiniar office. oct 27.dacts1
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McCORkLE g. JONES.
rE,O TIsE EAssMEssS-The subsc

4 Ing purcaand the Patent Right Of p Glow, Double
GgiiHdritm Rotary Sert7i lKheai Faa now manu-
lnouiriu. them nj ask the TURNER'S 1lnnd examn
~ thcrsrigY DlUGuID a. BRO.
A. Lib 2twts Lynehbirg F0undr,
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l1OMPETIVaON FommderY.- .tiuIl

COMPETITION Foundery.-.Gu
y Nelson county, Virginia. -DlSSOLUTlON-A An
ircw j. Ziuk has fhs day, Dec. 18th, A. d. 1882 pur
hhnsed of Elias Lawret cehs entire interest Ia the
hove Foundry All debts due the firm afZink & Law.
ienre will be collected by links also, the debts due
from the concern will be settled by him. He requests
pers having caims against the bring them
in for settlement; also all who indebted the firm
will please call and settle
ZINK & LAWRENCE
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scrbcr Inns Just received by express very sunerior
lot Of Now Nonsns nuG other gnods which he would
cn thc attention ot the nndc All in want of good
bargnins vi lido we'll Ia call nud examine for themselves.
A. G, LEWIS,
M od ,tand If y. n. Leuris g. Co.
Exchange .qnnlc, LynchburgV VI
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AHGE GoT or GROCERIES ON

4 ARGE GOT OF GROCERIES ON
IL CONSEQUENTIAL II receiving large lot
of groceries consignment consisting Of
"a Bags Rio Coffee,
> Java
20 Ilhls Brown Sugar,
10 Bill, Crushed Sugar.
30 = Coffee Sugar
Boxes Loaf Sugar,
Bbls. Mola .sc>,
3 Kegs s. @ Soda,
All Of which will sell accommodating terms.
WM. A. MILLER.
my I5t. On the Bus'r
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House and Sign Painting

vii be cxcculei ia fac style aud in reasonable tim
He IL siros call from NIL who have work of that kim
nov % Is G hardy, Bridge Street
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

I5A correspondent of thu Brms,ricker,
in long and windy article, suggests tho
name of Gen. John B. Clark as candidate
for Congress in the Sd district. The Gen.
has gone over 'neck and heels" to the An
ii Benton democracy, and judging from the
proceedings Of late democratic meeting at
Fayette, is fast working himself into the
leadership of the Howard democracy
Some of the leaders of that faction over
there and elsewhere may find out, when it
is too late, that they have been tutoring a
man that will yet prove thorn in their
side, as the General is an ambitious man
and would have no objections to seat in
Congress-even if Messrs. Jackson, Green
& Co., had TO stand back until he is served.
Hope they'll have pleasant time OF it,
Paris Mercury.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
Correspondence of the N. Y. Express.
Marriage in High Life.
MAsHIGroN, Feb. %.

WASHIGToN, L eO. 20.
The Attorney General, Hon, JOHN ].
CRIrTENDEN, was married Sunday evening,
in the Episcopal Church, in this city, by
Rev. DR.. PYNE, to Mrs. ELIZABETH ASH
LEY, at 81 o'clock.
Among the persons present in the church
were the President, Millard Fillmore, the
President elect, Gen. Pierce, the Secreta-
ry of State, Edward Everett, and all the
other members of the Cabinet. Of the in
coming Cabinet present were Ex-Governor
Marcy, of New York, Hon. Caleb Gushing
and perhaps others.
Large numbers of Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress were present, with
with some of the Judges OF the Fed
eral Court. On no other occasion have
there been assembled in one place, in
Washington more distinguished person
ages.
The bridegroom entered the church about
81 o'clock, preceded by the family of Mr..
Burnley, Mrs. Coleman, the daughter OF
Mr.. Crittenden, and Miss Coleman, grand,
daughter, with others, relatives of Mrs.
Ashley, Hon. Mr.. and Mrs. Cabell, sc.
The bride was dressed maenifcently in a
rich white brocade, with point lace founces
and beautiful ornaments on the head, and
the white venerable head Of Mr.. CRITTEN-
DEN was quite eclipsed in the splendOr Oi
the display.
The parties approaching the alter were
dimly visible, however, in the few candles
there displayed. The darkness was almost
total twenty feet off. Hon. EDWARD EVER,
EFT gave away the bride, President FILL
MORE being at his side with his family.
The solemn ceremonies of the Episcopa
Church were gone through with quickly
when the happy couple received in person
the congratulations Of the eminent audience
there present by invitation.
Mrs. ASHLEY is the third wife of Mr.
CRIrrEYprY, and Mr.. CRIrrEsDEN is tn,
the third husband of Mrs. ASHLEY. Th'
happy pair after the usual receptions, will
repair to Kentucky.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

MURDER IN SCOTLAND Co.--Two men,
says the North East Reporter of the Sd,
named Mcdowell and Circles were killed
in Scotland county, on Friday last, by Mr..
Carter. Carter shot one and killed the 9TH
er with knife. We have learned nothing
of the particulars, nor the origin of the diff
Guilty. 1t is stated that Carter Immediately
surrendered himself to the Sheriff at Mem
phis:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
EVENING SONG.

The summer night is calm, and bright
The languid summer day;
Clear is the autumn morn, and soft
The vernal warmth of May;
And sweet it is at matin prime
To gaze upon the sea,
But, ah! TO me, the sweetest time
Was eventide with thee.
The distant village family sounds,
Family the sea beneath,
The stars look down with eyes of love,
And wild winds hold their breath.
All thus when far away, alone,
The hours come back to me
The hours that are forever flown,
The hours Of eve with thee.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
ys-one of the Washington correspond

E5-One of the Washington correspond
ents describing men and things in Washing
ton, Just now, remarks; There are but
few young men in the crowd now at Wash
ington. Full three-fourths of the persons at
the hotels are men over forty-fve years Of
age, and it is rare thing to. hear man ad-
dressed, except as Judge Colonel Ma
ior,' or at least Captain
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

E5=The tobacco crop OF the United States
for the last year amounted TO about $780,
100000. OF this $50, 900 worth was
consumed at heme.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

MATRiMOSAr.-An immence emigrant
ship called the Caroline Chisholm, is about
10 sal! from Southampton for Australia, with
n'ns hundred young ,romen of good charsc-
sacies them,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

PUBLIC ScHooLs IN MAssAcursrrrs.-
The following facts are gathered from late
report of the Secretary Of the Board of Ed
ucation: =
Total number of Public Schools in the
State, 4,O56, being an increase of 81 per
cent. in the last ten years. In le42 the
money raised for schools by tax averaged
S2''9 for every child between the ages of 4
and 10, In 1852 the average was $4,4s.
The appropriation Of money for school pur-
poses was 76 per cent. more in '52 than in
42' while the increase of population was on
ly 35 per cent.
Do do in ,T;n.ar ioo',SS 80
Total No Of teachers summer and winter.
TnaIes ''' '''' '''''''' .'..., .,..... 2454
femaIes''' .'s. 80. ..,., 6A6S
Average wages per month, male teachers. sal sS
10 90 female do Is 80
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

R5S- Subscriptions promptly discontinued at the
expiration OF the time paid for.-G1
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

SINGULAR SECRET SoCIETY.-The police
of Perrysvlle, Ashland county, have just
discovered and exposed ''Secret society,"
among the youth of that town, which is start
ling enough in its features. the penalty lit
tle harder-than usual:
The society numbered a band of fifteen
Young men and boys, formed for the pur-
pose OF robbery. A captain was chosen
and regular Constitution and Bylaws, the
violation Of which was death were adopted.
One OF the band stole from his own father
$40, which he had collected for poor wi
dow, who had son belonging to the band.
Learning that the money belonged TO her,
the band stole $40 from another woman to
replace 1t. The cash-drawer of landlord
in Perrysvile was opened by two of the
band, and ten dollar bill taken from it,
The one who changed the bill TO divide with
his comrade, charged a premium for making
change. This being violation of the b.
Laws, the rest of the band, unknown 10 him,
held meeting and determined on his death.
1t was arranged that all were to go out up
on the ice Gin which hole was 10 be pre-
viously cut) to skate, and that all should ap,
pear TO be struck at some curiosity In the
water, and all look in, and when this one
should stuop down over the hole one OF the
company should strike him with club anC
pitch him in. One young man whose hear
was not so corrupt as the rest, relented
and by giving information prevented th'
murder. Several Of the company are nov
in the Ashland jsil.-(Cin. Enc
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
THE. TIM ES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
RY CLARK II, GRE E NJ,

Ar ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, INvARIA-
BLY, IN ADVANCE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
STOVES AND TINwARE.
Iohn r Narson

John R. Carson,
ID Respectfully announces to the public that
~ he has on hand an extensive assortment of
~ Stoves and Tin Ware all of which he will
dispose of at low prices.
M Particular attention paid to guttering:-,
Orders in the place or country, promptly attended
nEshop in the house formerly occupied by
punnica & Hutcheson.
Glasgow, June 26, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

in advance to the "worthy proprietors " are
granted the privilege Of lying.upon his damp
cellar floors.
Having a guide we descended into one of
these sleeping apartments, and found doz-
ems Of these destitute sufferers. crouched
around a broken stove with but little fuel
and that consisting of old shoes, rags. and
every variety of trash that they could find
in the muddy alleys. We saw little chill
dren pale and emaciated, worn out with
hunger and fatigue, having but single tat
tered garment on, shivering over the moul-
dering embers, while their fathers and moth
ers were lying upon the bare, damp floor in
state OF beastly intoxication. These little
sufferers, by various means, continue to gain
few pennies day, but are robbed Of their
little hard earnings by their inhuman pa
rents who spend it for rum.
L is common to see these pa'tpers Of both
sexes and color. and Of ev ry age, lying up
on the cellar floors without any covering eX-
cept such filthy rags as chance may have
thrown in their way. Some tortured by
disease and hunger, having no one to min
lister to their wants, call upon their maker
to free them from their miseries by speedy
death. Some Of the prisons are crowded
with such, who commit crime as a last re-
sort TO obtain sIlstpnance
Such is a faint description of the mise
ries, dcstitution and poverty in large cities.
Yours, respectful ly,
II. c. c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

REVOLUTION AHEAD-sPANIsH FoRcrs cS
THE IsLAND-cooLIEs-TAx &c.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17
The foregoing should have appeareC
week before last. but was misiaid .-ED.1

EPSociety is like an army. The inran-
try, dragons, and artillery all occupy sep
erate sqauds; but yet in action, all act is uni
son. So in society, the hopeful, the i'm
pulsive, the deliberate, the hasty are all
needed. But love must unite them, and
then we have perfect man. Let the weak
points OF man be placed 10 the strong points
of another, and we shall then make society
as it should be. In society, progress,
growth, is now the moving spirit. Pro-
gress is the locomotive, progressives the
engineers, conservatism the brake, conser-
vators the braLemen. All are needed in
their proper place. Both elements should
be recognized.
Society presents the phenomena Of the re-
production by themselves of progressive and
conservatives. BIgots make infidelity, and
infdelity make bigots; rashness breeds cau-
ton, too much government in family OF
state make lax government. Society is like
ship which is never level in the sea, YET
by her vibrations keeps her equilibrium
A calm portends storm--a storm is fore
runner OF a calm.
Conservatives are not the main springs o
society. They are merely the straps tC
hold the baggage on the car of progress, as
it goes laundering along. True progressive:
discriminate between institutions that have
done their chief good, and those that vii
continue to do good. The true progressive
takes away no prop until he furnishes
substitution. He discrminatos between
imperfec,ions and wrongs. He knows ac
tivity is not always progress, and is Willing
to bear all impertections, and will stan
still if in the end ii will advance him NOR
than by constant movement. After lon
struggles for desired end he is content
= like Moses, to see another lead to the pre-
missed land, while in the Mount Of Hope h
: merely looks over and beho!dS the result.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

inserted at the usual rates. A
liberal discount to yearly Advertisers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-03-17

A bull has been issued lately at Rome
against books containing "depraved and
damnable doctrines" Among them is the
Bible! That bull ought to be "taken by
the horns" Who is 10 do ii?
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-03-18
F0Ethsorgaa.
Horrible.
CLrHEs, Marel 8, l853.

FRIEND, CARV:-7Perhaps a more
revolving scene was never known than
was enacted a few nights ago at North
Bend.Yuo ba9r 9H sbdl u agw
One Mr., Cloud, distiller in Harri-
son, daily wagons whisky from that
place to the Ohio river, to be taken
thence by the 'Forest Queen" to
CINCINNATI On last Saturday. about
one hundred and forty barrels Of "the
fluid" were placed upon the bank,
to await transportation on the follow
ing day. II Being an article not
much in demand in the neighborhood,
the owner did not care to keep a
watch; and in the nightlof the same
day, poor unfortunate woman, who
lived near by, stole down to the bar
rels, opened the bung of one and
drank freely Of its contents. While
yet sober she returned to the house.
There, of course she became drunk
deadly, madly drunk-and the burn
ings Of such draught Of raw unrec-
tilted whisky as that, must have been
a very hell within her; but add to
this the torture Of the flames which
burnt the hair from off her head,
destroyed her eyesight and scorched
her body, and you have only tie real
ityl What a spectacle. Tt needs no
words of eloquence to paint it, but
the mere recital Of the facts as they
are, is enough, to awaken the indig-
nation of people to proclaim, in
thunder tones, death to this demon Of
discord! A poor, old woman, and
she a mother and a wife ! steal
ing in the night-that which alone
had prepared her for such. an act
that which will destroy the i'm
age of loneliness and virtue - that
which will rot life's vitals in the core
that which will place the body in
flames here, and the lost soul amid
the burnings of a drunkard's hell
hereafter. Yours, &c.uoH, S. H.