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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
From the Bulletin.
To the People.

Prof WITHINGroN; A paper published at Can
ton, Mo-, recently gave publicity to an article
which stated that Col. Joseph NJ. Collins, indie
pendent candidate for Congress from the Third
District, was Ineligible for the post to which he
aspires, in consequence of his not having resided
in the State two years prior to the citing of Con-
gress. This is mistake, Col. Collins will have
been living in the Third District two years and
three months, at the time Congress convenes. Be-
sides, if he had not been in the District but year
il would not disquality him, for the constitution
of the United States declares that man must be
26 years of age and citizen of the State to be,
come a member Of Congress from such State, boil
of which qualifications Col. Collins fully possess
The charge in the Canton paper is only politica
ruse to deceive the people.
As an act of justice TO Col. Collins, hope tn,
papers of the State will publish this card
Very respectfully, ....
8. z. RAYMOND.
! Lagrange, July 10, '57,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
10 B W @ R K .
WE INVITE ORnER
CANDIDATES. DEPARTMENT,
Supreme Court,

GzS7 We are authorized 10 announce JAMES B
GARDENHIRE, Esq, candidate for Supreme
Judge, at the approaching August election.
e We are authorized to announce Hon. jon,
T. RYLhND, a candidate for reelection to the of
hce of Supreme Judge. Election in August
three Judges 10 be chosen.
csgT We are authorized 10 announce JOHN C
RIcHARDsoN, Esq, Of St. Louis, candidate 70
Supreme Judge.
Esq, of Independence, candidate for Supreme
Judge.
GgYP We are authorized TO announce WASHING
TON ADAMS. Esq, of BoonvlIle, a candidate. 20
Supreme Judge.
81 We are authorized 10 announce WIN. B
NATION, of Saline county, candidate for Su
prene Judge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

ELEcTIons IN Aforementioned elections are
held next month as follows: On the first Monday,
in Alabama and Texas, for State officers and mem
hers of Congress; in Kentucky, for members of
Congress; in Missouri, for Gouernor and Judges
of the Supreme Court;in Iowa, for the new Con-
stitution and county officers. On the first Thurs
day, in Tennessee, for Governor and members OF
Congress. On the second Thursday, in North
Carolina, for members of Congress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
No. 267.
III Ordinance ConccTnin Palrol.

IN Ordinance Co1ccTH!T PGtrol.
An Ordinance TO amend an ''Ordinance corcertr
ing Patrols" approved 9th June 1915.
Be it ordained by TIE Mayor and Councmen
of the City of Glasgow, That The Patrol, in the
event they shall find any negro slave wandering
about in the city, contrary 10 the ordinance 10
which this is amendatory, shall have the privilege
in his discretion, in addition TO iufiicting the cor
porai punishment prescribed by The ordinance, 10
arrest any slave and put him or her in the Gala
boose, for any period Of time, not exceeding four
teen hours.
Approved July %, 1857.
w. d. MATTHEW'S, Mayor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
A van buren, Democrat.

Vacancy has occurred in the Legislative dele
CATION from st. Louis, and Christian Kribben is
man, and was Van Buren, man in the Presden-
tlal campaign of disappearing Van Buren, to
Gov. Cass. He was one of the first men in the
State to vote for abolihonst for President, ant
now is the standard bearer of the National De
moeracy.
Kribben, the Van Burenite, and Kayser the Ere
monter, are both good Nationals, supporting Stew
art. The "Chronic"is National paper, publish
ed in st. Louis, and supports Stewart, because h
is not slave tolder, and because he will be tn
frst TO lald his hands" to aid in its legal abolish
ment.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
SPEAKING AT FAYETTE.

JOSEPH M. COLLINS, Independent
Candidate for Congress, will ad-
dress the citizens of Howard coun-
ty, at Fayette, on Monday, 9th Of
July.
And at Huntsville, July 2sth.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

FARMERS NOTE THIs.-A farmer IN German
town, Pa, claims that he makes $1,000 year
profit from twelve acres of land. He raises prin-
cipay early vegetables for the markets; and uses
about $4,000 worth of fertilizers on his land
From patch of ground 46 feet by $50 feet, he
has sold $50 worth of pie plant this season, and
can sell more from the same patch. u~.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

WE'LL SEA- friend suggests that if we
won't worry TAYLOR, of the Randolph Citizen"
he will drop Stewart and Clark, just before the
election. We don't want him to come out for
Rollins and Collins, but we viii humor the sug-
gestion, just to see if he stand firm up to the
election day.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Public Speaking. ,

General John B. Clark, candidate for
Congress in the Third District, will id
dress his fellow citizens as follows:
Brunswick, Charlton co.., Thursday, July %.
Westvile, Charlton CO., Friday, July %.
Keytesville, Charlton CO., Saturday July 25
E5Mr. COLLINS will be with Gen.
CLARK, at the above appointments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

APPLEs.-Mrs. SToPPs favored us with plate
of apples, few days since, part of this year, and
part of last years growth. The growth of the
present year were fully ripe, and excellent: those
OF last year were perfectly sound, exquisite In
favor, and looked as if they would stand another
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Lent,s Great Circus.

L. B. Lent's great Circus will be in this place
next Monday, and will give an afternoon and eve
ming entertainment. Lovers of daring acts of
craftsmanship, acrobatic feats, such as have prob
ably never been witnessed in this place, will have
a rich treat. Three of the most accomplished
testers in the United States will fill up the blanks
with wit and song Previous to the afternoon
performances, Noble LEcLERca and Prof. HEM
MING will make grand Ascension on a wire cord
from the ground to the top of the Pavillion-Prof
H. propeling wheelbarow before him! A
great time, and great sport lie anticipated.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
work!

Tbs is the last paper that will reach many of
our readers before the election. We bid them be
Of good cheer, and work manfully for correct
principles, and our gallant standard bearers,
Rollins and Collins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

GT-Ihe Knoxville Wing is confident that East
Tennessee will be able 10 sell two millions of
bushels of wheat the present season. The farm
eIs in the counties tributary to Hickman, are
like to realize a million Of dollars from their
wheat crop alone.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
An Office Seeker

Issa dangerous person. They thirst for office,
aad will shift, and shift, and change and change,
TO crafty their thirst. Give them one office, and
they go to work for another. Clark is an office
seeker, has been on all sides but the Black Re-
publican. "Let him slide," and vote for Collins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

A-HEAp.-Mr. Blossom, Clerk of the "Morn-
ing Starr favored US with package of papers
Thursday, ahead OF the mail, and the "Laghtning
Line" The "Star" is one of the few through
boats that runs to tme-and Capt. BRIERLY and
Clerk Blossom know how to make people feel
comfortable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Major Rollins Appointments.

Major ]. S. ROLLINS, independent can
didate for Governor, will address the peo-
pie as follows:
Bethany, Harrison CO., Thursday July 3d.
Gallatin, Davies Cos, Friday, July 24th.
Trenton, Grundy CO., Saturday, July 25th
Linneus, Linn CO., Monday, July 9th, at II, A. NJ.
Bloomington, Macon CO., Tuesday, July 2sth.
shelbyville, Shelby co., Wednesday, July Doth.
Palmyra, Marion CO., Thursday, July Both.
Hannibal, Marion co., Thursday night, July Goth,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

CE-The Louisville Courier of Saturday, says:
The harvest is now nearly or quite over throughout
Kentucky, and the yield OF grain is the finest, lar
gest, heaviest and best ever before known in this
State. The yield is not only extraordinarily large,
but the quantity of ground cultivated, was far be-
yond any previous season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
No. 2GG.
~ Ordnance reldting 10 1arctiou-

IA Ordnance relating 10 Tazetict-
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Counciine1i
of the city of Glasgow, That the following rates
of Taxation be levied for the year 1851, to-wit:
On all personal property within the city limits,
under subject to taxation, be Of one per cent; Oh
all merchandise imported 10 Be sold in said city
for twelve months next preceding the 1st May.
1857. be l one per cent, and that tax OF one
dollar be levied upon each poll.
Approved July 20. 1851.
W. D. MATTHEWS, Mayer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

WHITE TEETH, PERrUMEp BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL CoMPLEXIoN-can be acquired by
using the % Balm ola Thousand Fouers." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse
of dissgreeable breath, when by using the 'BALM
OF THOUSAND FLOWERS as a dentrifce, would
not only render il sweet, but leave the teeth white
as alabaster? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad and the subject is so delicate ther
friends will never mention it. Beware of coun.
terfeits. Be sure each bottle is signed
FETRIDGE & CO., N. Y.
For sale by all Druggists Gmarch5 '57-6m7
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

VKGETABLEs.-We are under great obligations
to Mrs. BANKS, of North Glasgow, for a basket
of Vegetables. We invoke blessing in her be-
half and hope to return thanks for similar favors
years hence-as we have annually done for years
mast
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

EY Recollect, the only man in Missouri, who
voted for Fremont, is working for, and will vote
fr Stewart: Kribben, the Van Buren, freesoilsr.
/. for Stewart. Palm, the Emancipatonist is for
s gwart--all because Stewart is a Northern man,
AID docs not hold 'huran assh in bondage"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
II opposed to Negro Agitation

Should be careful how they vote, next Monday
week. Agitation must be put down, or slavery
is lost in Missouri The An'i-Benton party arr
the agitators and to have peace, and enjoy oul
slaves, it is necessary that they be put down.
The way to do this, is TO
Vote for Rollins and Collins.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Election Tickets,

Will our friends, who want Election Tick
cts, send in their orders at an early day
IL Don't wdit. but send your orders at once.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

Hoes IN KENTUcKY.-Returns rec eved at the
State Auditors office, from the Assessors Of
eghty-two counties, show an excess of 100000
hogs above SIX months old, over the number last
year.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23

l Capt. WILLIAMS, Of the good steamer Me-
teor. favored us with papers in advance of the
mail The NJ. will leave this place, for St. Louis,
next Sunday at O'Clock.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Saline County.

rTNHE new Steam Ferry boat being now in sue
i cessfu operation, all goods purchased of us
will be delivered on the Saline side free of charge
to the purchasers.
THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
July %, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
City Ordinances.
M 065.

IN Ordinance .Appropridting Money.
Be il ordained by the Mayor and Councilman u
the City Of Glasgow, That the following sums be ,
and the same are, hereby appropriated 0st of any
money in the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated:
To Perry & Barthoow, S3i9 90
- Barney Flood, 100 "
" +. A. Savage, "a
Approved July 20, 1857
w. d. MATTHEWS, Mayor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
aYThe St. Louis Christian Advocate of III

10th says:-- .... ..
One of the political papers in the State propo-
ses "spelling match" between two of our poll
ticians. If such thing should happen TO come
off, we would like to "put inn few of our cor
respondents.
Thiss a''political spelling mateh," and as VIZ
are opposed to uniting Church and State, W,
shall object 10 brother Mes put in.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
Election of Bank Omcers at Fay

An election for officers of the Branch Bank al
Fayette, took place on Monday, and resulted as
follows:
President-Dr. ]. j. Lowry.
Cashier--W. C. Boon.
Clerk. A. Shirley.
Attorney. B. Clark, Jr.
These gentlemen were all chosen without regu-
Jar opposition.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
ELM RIDGE ACADEMY.
ELM RIDGE, HowARD County, Missouri

JOHN HANNA, A B., Principal.
THIS Institution will reopen on the first Mon
L day in September, 1857, and continue for a
term of ten months, ending the last Friday in
June, 1858.
The course of instruction embraces the Latin
and Greek languages, and higher Mathematics to-
gether with the usual branches of thorougn,
practical English education.
The Trust ees DESTROYS of building up h4ra
permanent School of high order, have e;npIoyed
Mr. Hanna, an able and efficient Teacher. and
pledge themselves 10 procure, il Eeeded at any
time, well qualified assistant, tc aid HIM IN the
discharge of his duties.
TERMS for session of five months;
Elementary English, $3.50
Common 10 90
Advanced +" 10 "a
Languages and Higher Mathematics, IA 90
Boarding San be had in pleasant private fami-
liesat 81 20 per week.
| For further ps"ticulars address the Trustees or
Teacher, Glasgow, Mo.
! G. W. MOREHEAD,l
| THOS. NJ. LEWIS,
| VIM. G. BROWN, Trustees.
X. L. BARTON,
EVAN PRICE,
July %, 1857.
| Heavy Brown Cottons, Osna.
~ burgs, Colored cOttons for negroes Willow
Ware, Japanned Ware, Chlldren's buegie Watel
coolers, Ladies' Work and Fancy baskets, Carne
cham, Cotton batting, Wall paper, &C., for sal,
Iby .SROTSWDOD & EIRKBRIDE.
kprlc, 1851
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
GLASGOW MISSOURI.
Thursday Morning, July %, 1857.
Look for the x.

Look for the K.
A cross (thus x immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has ex-
PRED.
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n O Z IC d

" " l. L " u
NOTICE Is hs -ahy given that on the 9th 10,
~ of July inst We viii open books in the City
of Glasgow, for the subscription of One Hundred
Thousand Dollars TO the capital stock of the EX-
change Bank Of st. Louis, this being the amount
of capital reserved by the Charter 10 be subscribed
for al this place, as one of the places where a
Branch of this Bank is located.
Said books TO be opened at the Office of Thomas
Shackelford, Esq, in the said city, and to be kept
open from nine O'Clock in the morning until three
o'clock in the afternoon of each day, until the
amount of stock required by the Charter shall be
taken
All persons subscribing shall pay ten per cent.
in gold and silver at the time of subscribing, and
the balance at such time and in such amounts as
may be required by the Directors.
D. C. GARTH,
B. w. LEWIS,
TH0S. SHACKELFORD,
JAS. S. THOMSON,
July 9, 1887. Commissioners.
Banner - "Brunswieker % " Cit zen, % and
"Saline Herald,o copy three tirncs AID sad I'm
10 Commissioners.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-07-23
MAR D .

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday evopiny
2lst, by Rev. Joseph w. Lewis, Mr.. John c. Ma.
son and Miss Matte Kavanaugh, both of thi.
place.
"May Time, who sheds hisbIight DER all
And daily dooms some joy TO death,
O'er them let years so gently fall,
They will not crush one flower beneath,
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31


grea,ques,ion. They desire to kill their OPP
ponent in the states by misrepresenting Us.
which have 80 long caused disturbing ele-
menis TO hang around Us.
AS as as the states are concerned We
don't care snap; if the democrats will al
iow them raise The victorious flag. and carry
of the honors. il is none of our business.
Blu. il has an indirect very great influence
upon our after history. And when we re-
feet that It was those boas.ed Republicans
who fought against our enjoying RePub b
liean rights, :. to regulate in our own way
our own affairs" we must repel such in-
jsrious SANDERS. If men have any his
iorieal knowledge of Kansas affairs they
wilf not claim such undue honors.s. The ass
got . wretched thrashing 5y putting on
the liosass skia.s
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
Illinois Banks.

A statement has been expected ia q
day or two past, Of the number Of BaHh
in Illinois that have complied with the r.
QUESTION of the Auditor. 10 make good lb
securities deposited for the redemROnd
Notes issued by them. In the absence d
that official statement, il will be sassi,+
tory to know what Banks have comPi,l
with it. and we therefore annex a lis
which is believed to be. in every fesped,
authentic
Agricultural Bank Central PEORIA
Bank Bloomington Bank, Alton Bank
hCty (of Ottawa) Bank; Chicago Bank
Citizens Bank; Elgih Bank; Edgar 70
! Bank Farmers and Traders Bank
7 FFonusr Bank Us.na isank, duysd'
Bank; International Bank; Layiayetl
i Bank; Marion Bank Mclean Co. Ban
Merchants and Drovers Bank !; Nation
Bank Northern Illinois Bank; NaprF
vile Bank; Prairie State Bank; BanES
Peru; Pike County Bank Quincy Bans
Railroad Bank; Southern (GreyrIH'j
Bank State (Shawneeiown) Bank 1
j I. Tinkham s. Co.'S Bank; Warren "a
! Bank. ass
II will be observed. that lie Pike cOa'T
Badk is enumerated among he nunheI
those making good their securities. We
u have the best means Of knowing thai ns
D is so, and we can add. with equal eerhn'
|. ty, that the Bank has other avalaa
q means besides It's securities. 70 meet .
liabilities.-N. Louis Rep.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31


stalks per acre-and ten stalks per gallon
will yield / ,463 of juice. and eight gallons
to one OF moIasses will yield 163 gallons
of molasses per acre. But, suppose we
double the number Of stalks in the low
say % 260. and the yield should De 366
gallons molasses per acre.
A proper mill for grinding the cane
would consist OF three cast iron rollers.
placed horizontally, SO that the cane. when
passed through the mill. would come out
quite dry.
Such nall as this, which would express
all of the saccharine matter from the stalks.
with a lot of iron kettles. made broad and
shallow, regarded in furnace. SO tha, the
evaporation might be accomplished rapidly,
weuid be near approximation to the true
method Of grinding the cane and making
;molasses. e7t
AS the result Of my experiment. | be-
lieve the problem solved, proves that the
farmers Of Missouri can make their own
molasses without scarcely feeling the loss
of time required.
B. A. ANDERSON.
St. Charles, Mo-, Oct. 16, 1857.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
Late frem California.

e By the arrival Of the steamship 1HF
ada, from Havana. at New Orleans "
are put in possession OF the subs'sne
the ne VS. brought by the steamship N&I
ern Light, now on her way TO this P''
with milliorf and a quarter Of spees-
The Hon. John B. Weller Is Go'sioa ~
elect OF California by majority o u y"
votes over both his competitors ano d. 1'
Legislature is largely Democratic; Gals.. .
Justice Murray had died, and COi- CosI' ~
of Tennessee, been killed IN Losef Csr ~.
fornia disturbances between the hpsic-~' -.
and the authorities had occurred, an' w. y.
Casio was reported to have jo.0ea =. :.
former, in fear Of revoluti"n. ihe'' r.. =.
runors Of fiIlibussering expeditions - =,
markets were dull ; accounts from !ns ~, !. !,
good. The question Of Slavery - 80
agi,a,ed in Oregon. From Soain 60 a;.s
and Censral America we have nsp-. r..
special interest. The English ana y" n
fleets had left the Chineha islanaA p,.S
mardesers of bTr. Sullivan. ihe Do
Minister, turned out TO be hired O,a'~ :.
The Northern Light viii be que n'''
day or tomorrow.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

The Mormons held their las, confer.
ence il is said. short time ago in New
York. All the New England States were
represented, Massachusetts having ,hs
largest delegation. They are abOu. TO
gather at Utah. in order that the Lord
may le. slip bis Judgment on the Gentle,
They have done all they can to save The
world. and now consider their mission end.
ed. The Mormons who will not 20 10
Utah are to share the fate of the world.
Elder Clinton exhorted the faithful to pray
for Mr. Buchanan. though he was sorry 10
say Mr.. Buchanan was bachelor. and il
he should be converted, he did no. beler,
he would make so good Morn IN 4, ID
Abraham.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

HEAvr RoBsEaRv- 81 .305 Losr.-J. !.
II. Bagby. formerly citizen of Louis
vile, but more recently of Chicago. me,
with serious loss few days ago. He
sold his property in Chicago. for which he
received draft upon Clifton, Davidson &
Co., of Louisville. When he reached here
his draft was cashed by the parties upon
whom il was drawn, and paid in Lonisi-
ana money. Bagby then started for Tex
as, to invest his money in lands there. He
took passage on the Steamer v. K. Ste.
venson. and was on her when he was rob.
he'd Of his all. His money was IN wal
let, which was placed under his pillow. in
his state-room. In the morning, while he
was washing, his wallet was removed
and his money. 81 .305. taken. He found
his empty wallet in the Tash-Toom. The
persons on board the boat were searched.
but no traces of the money could be found.
This is pretty heavy loss for these hard
times.-Lou. Courier.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31

A REVEREND SEDUcER.-The Troy
Times says that the Rev. Reuben Gregg,
former pastor of the North Troy Metho-
dist Church, has been arrested. charged
with the seduction of a young lady at his
new station in Washington county. The
seduction was accomplished while the
wife Of Mr.. Gregg was on visi. TO Ler
friends, when he had engaged the services
of the young lady as housekeeper. She
is but IL years of age. and always bore
highly respectable name. Mr.. Gregg
was arrested while in attendance at a
camp meeting in Sandy Hill. He gave
bonds for the support Of an expected heir
and for his appearance TO stand trial al
the church of which he was pastor.
Squatter sovereign., 1857-10-31
Morning Masines

As look outfrom my window all things
appear dreary. Nature wears and aspect
fi,ly adapted 10 the imPariation Of : des-.
ponding mood, to the friendless-home-
sick, heart-sick. ioye-sick wanderer. COM
monty. and appropriately denominated the
" blues" Although everything seems to
favor this apparently contagious disease.
1 cannot acknowledge myself afflicted with
La. The dark-breasted clouds, with out
stretched wings ride majesiieaIly upon the
pilIow-backsd atmosphere. The northern
wind, the besom of destruction. Eas com.
menced Its deatn-prodacing sweeps
And listening to It's lion-like roar, the
maiden flowers stand trembling, fear-pa!ed
clinging yet tighter bSheir age-weakened
parent. How aid-imlpioangly they bow.
with tears, s.agna,ed IN their eyes, and
arms ous-stre,ched to the faiE passse-by-
their anseiype. Like the Savior, OF the
world weeping over sin.cursed Jerusalem
in the language of Bryant. I could weeE
over the approaching destruction Of the
flowers.
i How sad d.wouid be these autumn days
to the tender hearted Botanis: as .shs be
holds the object of her love whitening and
fading, did she not hope in : few months
after winters lone, freezing blasts have
returned TO their icy home. and the balm!
zephyrs Of the south have begun in gen
tleness TO wander over the plains ans
through the valleys, strewn with corses o
vegetation. slain by winters sword. breath
ing their resurecting influences all arosu,
TO behold them again in beaue,oas garb
enrobed.
Similar to this is The hopes of the chris
tan. When deaths cold blast has sew
cred friendships ties and dear compan
ion is followed to the edge Of eternity
dark gurge. christianity whispers in th'
ear of the .bereaved, meeting in the fu
ture, on plains of evergreen, with youn!
: immortality ever blooming.
GONDOLINE.
ArcHisos. X. r.. Oct. 1857.