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The Nevada Democrat., 1858-08-11

C,HERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Ofa Decree
- and Order Sale directed issued out Of the Hon
District Court Of the l4h judicial District In and for the
State of California and County Of Nevada, judgment
rendered in said Court the % day of August A. D. 1853
IN favor OF J. II. WENTWORTH and against ISAAC S.
AIRING for the Of three hundred and thirty three
dollars and sixty cents debt with interest said
the rate of per per from the rendition
of judgment until paid together with $50 90 costs Of suit
the sale of the following described property to witt;
certain house building with the addition and buildings
Herewith connected and attached situated IN the town of
Grass Valley In said county OF Nevada, situated tho
top Of the h on the Main street leading from Grass Val
ley to Rough Ready the North side Of said street.
where the said Arlng resides the lot being the
lot formerly owned byWalwOrth, and sold by said Wal
worth to said Arling.
Notice Is hereby given that win expose public sale,
all the above described propary to the highest bidder for
cash TUESDAY the oath day Of August A. 1858, in
front the Court House door in the city of Nevada be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock r. NJ
Given under my hand, this Sd day of August 1858.
&. W. BORING, Sheriff N. q.
Bv En- BunREII Deputv 4I.td
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How il was Done,

Some surprise has been expressed that amid
the general disasters which have overtaken the
Administration in Pennsylvanis, the notorious
Florence should have escaped with reelection.
The explanation Is furnished in the following mr.
ticls from the Philadelphia Dispatch, published n
few days before the election. 1t will be seen that
. shameless system, Of bribery, and most iuia-
nous employment Of the patronage of the
Government, were the Instruments by which the
result was effected. Let the reader study the fol.
lowing facts and he will be ut no loss to discover
the secret of the fraudulent election Of Florence
Removal from Office has been held in terror
over every Government slave, relentless persccu.
ton for the future is menaced against every free
man. Nor 10 this the worst: the Government has
descended TO fearful system oi bribery to carry
out its designs and to sc the reelection of the
Congressman for this city. The Mint which does
iess worc now than it did years ago, in conse-
say cfhce, has increased the number of ishnrors
and employees largely. With no actual work for
them to do, they are pensioaed Inv tho I,n;,o rod
States Government and fattened up like hoes f,r
the grand killing day, when they will, vote for
their patrons. and prObably be discharged in a
Bat this institution is but feeble means Of cor
sopioas scnpsssd with the navy yard, which i,
tnrne4 fntD vast bArracoon, and swarms with tn,
nsnen property which belongs TO the memls
- ITO .eFict-ths heavy capital upol
whick 6aEdS his hope of reelection. W,
psid visit 70 that plsce last week, and, much
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First Lieut. First Infantry. A. A. G. S.
Capt. A. MONTGOMERY. A. Q. NJ, Fort Smith

WASH YorR llEAD.--One Of the New York quar-
antne ply sicnns, DR.. Bisscll. in giving his test
mony touching the matter of the late riots, stated
it ms his opinion that, i. persons hair is washed
aud combed every day he not liable to disease
ecause cleanliness # the iperson is always pre-
vcntivc. fla man were at work all day in the
vicinity Of the sick, aud his hair wet with per-
SEPARATION. the doctor don't think he would get the
disease bu, il h. let the hair get dirty and matted
he could NOT vey well escape The Norfolk
HTdid c'r a atioi, this says:
81 important result from so simple cause
may seem incredible to many, but not to u.s.
There is not more efectual preventive Of disease
than the immersion of the head in cold water
every morning the year round We know an old
gentleman. low the rise of seventy. who says that
until he thirty years old he was of rather a
weakly constitution. and particularly liable to at
tacks of bilious fever, violent colds, and head
ache; but having heard that the best preventive of
headache was 10 wash the head in cold water every
| morning Immediately after rising, he then com
menced the practice and has continued it to the
present time; and during the interval Of forty
wears has never had the bilious fever; hardly
knows what the headache is. and. though some
times taking cold has never had a cold that hin.
dered him from attending to his ordinary affairs
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FigA Lrtmrn HcTnHd Stairs Toops an'dic C"-
maHrhtS-- LicUirnant Ian Camp aud Four Men
Killed. Nijr lt,n Do,W Hadiy U"und'd-- For
n Comoachcs k1'cd-- .i,riroi 81 tie Dce,iand
Mail from Cd'fornid.
Last nights news was received from Fort Ar
buckle. by Cap,lin 4 Montgomery, Quartcrmas-
trr, Mt the post near this place, 10y letter from
Lieutenant Powell, FIRST Infantry, and Quarter
master ut Fort ArhurElc giving an account Of II
battle between II dclachmcnt oi the Second Ca,a-
ry United Stntcs Army aud the Cumanches, in
which Lieutenant Nm, Camp and four men were
killed and Major Van Dorm Wounded, orc man
missing and ten wounded. Forty of the Conan
chcs were loun dead On the field, and it is not
known how many ar" wounded.
The Information - "hcn and can lie relied
on; and WE nre n'chtrl to the potcncss Of Capt.
Mon's 'mery for it, ard wc hasten to luy it before
the public Mt once, ia extra.
FoEr AHErrHLf. e. n. Oct. .. 1858.
SIR: viii vou he ~ kind as to forward imme-
d;ntely four wagons loaded with flour and pork,
or bacon, in preference, il You have it ON hand
Perhaps hy this time You have heard from dept.
headquarters, i'll reference II my rcquistiun Tor
wnrlcd some time ago: if not, please send tie ar
tires wanted. i'll anticipation of requisiti.u as
they are greatly needed here in consequence of
Major Van Dnrn's command beiug near this post
| and drawing their supplies from it.
Major Van Dorm attacked the Comahches YES
| tcrday morning, near the Wachita village his ex-
! press arrived here nhou, two or three hours ago
The action sharp Lieut.. Van Camp is killed
Major Van Dorm is severely wounded, four men
dead, one man missing. (hosp,al steward ten
men wounded. About forty Conanchcs killed
by command of Capt. Prince, have Just hired
! and sent out wagon and an ambulance accom-
! panied by Assistant Surgeon Gacns len and es-
c"rt of twenty men. TO carry cut provisions and
bring in the wounded.
The whole command Cavalry iscoming in here
have the honor to remain, very respectfully.
your most obcdient servant
4. F.. POWELL.
First Lieut.. First Infantry. A. A. G. S.
Capt. A. MONTGOMERY. 4. Q. NJ. Fort Smith
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that the unfortunate man was gored and pitched
along by the vicious animal from the place where
the pitchfork was dropped to the fence. and then
tossed completely over it,
Mr.. Parker was Methodist minister, and had
q small farm, on which he resided. He leaves
wife and three children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-20

A CLERGYMAN KILLED by A BrtI The Rev
So nuel G. Parker, Of II 'kley, Me Ina county,O
mot with terrible death Sunday morning, the
10th inst. lie was seen to 20 into field in which
he kept bull, with pitchfork in his hand, for
the purpose, as is supposed, Of driving the animal
out. About an hour after person called ut his
house to invite him to preach funeral sermon.
and was directed by the family to the field where
they supposed Mr.. Parker to be. On looking Tor
him he was found dead, the body tossed over the
fence several rods from where the pitchfork WAS
lying. The horns and head of the bull were blsdv.
snd the blood and marks on the ground indicated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

\ AND ROR SAGK.-g shall oGIcr nj public
auction on the premises. WEDNESDAY the fah Of
OCTOBER next the VALUABLE ia RM on which
~ the county OF Campbell six miles Iynchbnrg
c"atsins ~ AceEs ljo IN heavy timber cen %
I'D ~ and ~ nat or crrek bottom II HIS large
Ii ana eornrodnhs Brick Dwelling. built In mod.
trn style with all nee.ssarv houses II seldom
occf- inst such arm In market All
"rhAA'hg such properly invited to call and
cip "i whe't VIII be seeed and given No
Vcoer Al Tue stock plantation utensils and crops Of hay
oat. corn ~ together with ary. cllernn Roa.r-
no,n ""a ~ Nr ben Fsraisar~, will likewise be sid
t'a hay ihAs-For the land. balance
III 'e c9ai annual pay mrnts bearing
"' '.'e" ~ trust on the property the do
p!."" Terms Tor personal property made known
on nhy 81 sa'e' WIN l. HOLCOMDE
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REDFORn I.AND for GALE

Having determined to remove, viii sell pubic
tom on the emises, TIL RSDAY ih dev NOVEM
BIER the TRACT OF LAND III wh'ch now resi- e.
called FAIR VIEW t., ing the Va Tenn Railroad Is
n"s above iynchbnrg and 10 from Liberty Che county sea
containing al ACRES The lands the of Elk
have long been considered productive easily cuvn
ted and improved lands in the County. The farm
annlonil watered, With fine springs and well laid
fields and lis with in EACH and be
divided io two with due proportion of
to "tth part On the side the Railroad large ~
aud commodons BRICK BUILDING. with i0rooins (cx NE
eusive OF the basemen with all ou,hnuscs the
comfort and enienc Of large family If both
black On the south Of the Railroad is GRST MILL.
aud tnrn out for the accommodation Of the
m bors The place has also FINE ORCHARDS OF Peach
aud Apple Trees, in full bearing and Is convenient
both churches and s.hoos and In n hborhood for
considered of The desirable tins part tho
country the health the place and the beauty of
ding scenery unsurpassed where desiring it,
will be shown the place by calling Also, at the
Tim" and the Crop, Stock usehod Kitchen
and perhaps some Likely Negroes The sale will
Al 10 o'clock aud continue from lay day until finish
cd Terms made known the day Of sale.
oci lids H. C. STEPTOE.
Richmond Wing copy Law tbs
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add to this, he passed unscathed through the ter
riblc epidemic Of 1855. In other respects he bns
lived, ate. and drank other people do and has
rather been inattentive 10 matters of hygiene.
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FUTU u x DAYs
,U,HU.TREs sALK yALUaR.

fuNRtsTEES - II OF VALUABLE REAL
L ESTATE IN THE CITY OF LYNCiIBiInG 49,
in deed of made by hi. W 4.
date he 10Th day Of July s record in the sra
flee Of the Court Of Husli9gs Of the ynrL
DAY the i2th daY of OCTOBER next. the Real Estate
mention in the said Decd described ;hcrin - contain
ins on"haf Acre less and boun."d follows
ginning at the junction of Four Street
IL, With The ST. Get 10 IA W 65
feet III right angles South $50 West 1872 thsn,e
nj right angles south go East 65 feet thence right angles
rhomA iahi title aud interest in aud Bridge extend ng
from he said lot OF ground The running
I on This lot there under The
title is believed TO he good but will sell such title only
vested Ia M as Trustee
Terms made known the day of s,lc.
j. o. L. GoGGIN
sp2l-1'nrssfnt ds Trustee.
PosTPONEnENT-- The nbove Sale 9. post
Entd "n,,l SATURDAY, tie 23rd Of OCTOBER at 81 o.
CLOCK NJ J. .. L. uOGGIN
oct l3iwnsfritds Trustee
&ALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.-On
~ Wednesday, the 3rd Of NOVEMBER next, tho snb.
all that VALUABLE rRoPER1 in the city Of Ly tblnrp
al"rn I" the Car and Machine Shos # the Va Tenn
kn"ad u fronts i5 feet on Jeers' back
~ ""t to e ~ fer alley. and Has 1t GOMMODOtS ~
TfNENENT 40 by 100 feet subsart ally but stone NiH
and htrk and covered with tn and suitable for any
r'in ring r." m aud strength Of sulcrslrucinrc.
lots Of . by 100 feet ~
TERMs-4 and 10 months equal siamcn, and the title
'c' lsdids WALTER HENDERSON
"yrentcd to mo bv B.ev Ioekly trustee, will sell
al uhi sale TO the high bidder for on the premises
on the lrth day OF or"brr next, LOT OR PARCEL OF
GROUND, M he Road ended con.
tanning Acr Rood III Poles bounded by the lot
sndhy iIancock's Commits t. y. Thomas
tod J. Srein and the lot sold to Thomas Mason This Lot
has good not Sc onit
Tn" title beeye To trustce
convey with special warranty. Z. l.. MOSBY,
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TICS ! f FfTzTArnrcK, Tra"'ee.-


ult vtrsue 81 n deed Of sruss, exec ntcd By the
said Jas y Penn, dat d tho 18th day February
~" undersigned trustee ther.in will the and
place specified In the foregoing notice, offer
and valuable LUMBER HOUSE AND STORE HOUSE,
with all the thereto belnl which
ni"niis arranged and situated nncdiatey tho 4
tic Canal aTi In almost having been iuit
by Mir Penn This hnnse will yield annually II well
attended t." eight to twelve hundred dollars
profits goods II will be sold a credit Of
with interest from day sale the
with approved security and the title tined ultimate
rnriy. TIIOS. = FITZPATRICK.
D,t . Ds lavf rtx Trust
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RO WiIlTiIIEAn.l
Eo A.CDt;iiILL, c,,.ra
WM 4 PAYNE, '9
oct oortls WM NJ thHEII,


4 AND FOR sAsE.-1N pursuance OF 81 decree
II Of III" County Court Of nJbel PRONOUNCED at its De
i"b,r term last in me rbanc"ry suit Il KING, Sc Jackson
Sc shall the 9ti day Of NDNi. Ni front Of
III" Market House in the city OF Lyu,hhurg 10 the high
ct bIis,. two small EACTS OF LA%D King q IN
INushbnrg Campbell Co Ito Turnpike Road bout ~
miles # Lynciourg, containing ACHls and the
other 81 ACRES
TERMS "A credit Il C. l. and IL tbs viii be given
with III" exception Of Will will lie rrnrcd n cash and
the purchaser 10 give bond with good security aud Till
!
Get 20 c2iawf n'w JND & MIERtIL. N'''
4 ANDAyD NEGROES FOR SAIE.-1n pur-
snan"e of deere f the T. Court of Canp1rl
n"u1ced In the rhancry si Of BgnS anl w' Ac Hen
diirk and lie sc, WI the lrh dly at NOVEMBER
sel upon the prem sea. A TRACT OF LAND up. El
VIII Ell the late Rc,Sc Ivan resided upon -.
OF his d. nth eic!it and S,ars the pur
cia-rr to give ho,d " h good security.
AT time AMI place. viii sell several likely NE
CIR rs. credit al - m"lihs Bond au g"! curl
VI be rcqiircd BEi An 4 HAGRi ,,.r,rs
at ALr2t1w tbs THOMAS BOOTH, J N'"''
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large stream running through portion uf the Land fine
Meadow The land osed by good fencing, and has
ing purchase ul do ,mine this tract The
terms viii be made tn"wn tho day Of sale and
oct2 Aclawids fedar Mills, Amherst 60. Va
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES vALuAnaE
~ LAND AND NEdkoEs. IN NELSON COUNTY In
of decree III tho Circuit Court of Nelson County
IN the suit OF Goddn Arre'"n ". nm aud other pro
.iomars APPOINTED nnae, sad decree viii "r for ssle on
WEDNESDAY, the loth day Of NOVEMBER x,, ON the
ESTATE: An that TRACT OF LANn, lying in the Valley
o, Rnekers Run N Nelson County, owned by said rhard
and Others and containing ao Acrus or less here
snpr"% Win aFs @ .s ' s ~". well
The cleared land lies remarkably we'll, and has been
dust Clover and r.s,cr II i. admirably adapted to the
growth Of the Staples If this Wheat and
The extension of the Orange 4 Alexandria Railroad 10
directly ,houp Oh land, a del viii
b" established upon ii or in Its immediate nrghhohood 1t is
nal and ml' from i"vtngstn the County Sat has
comfortable Negro Quarters alb ut 40 negroes cxce
iugs Overscers House Altogether brles ed that such
Al Il" e sS asc viii *
nmA'as Mr" and NE ,str g", "r.s OF
Mules Cattle Hogs Farming Implements and all other Perish
able BITE, Properly on ihe premise ,... ,uo
For the land credit viii b" given Of 2 3 8 6 and
Mn n ' naE A., SAL" ,o ho wn s@nn
payment be made The will be sold credit of II
end"rers will required The other rrs"na property viii
SiUaud under. cash viii qrcd. and ais sufficient
in cash out Of the Other sales - deray the expenses OF tie
sale.
The land IA susceptible of division into farms
aud should sch division facilitate the sale Of the whole tract
it will be made.
Should Wednesday. the 10Th of No, cn be fair
the safe will take placr On the next fair day
ALEX BROWN.
WILLIAM GORDON. Coni'rs.
oct sctis EOBT. WlIrLHEAD,)
POsTPONENENT.-Th nbovc sale j. post
day X,
less ALIEN Blown.
WILLIAM GoRl'0S, , Com'rs.
oct 2Octds RO3T. WIIilEHEAD.)
- COO ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE,
sy9OCO TX NELSON COT MY. VA by virtue Of
DEGREES rendered in Snnry Is Bis+'l &c by the
Circuit Court Nelson county. the undersigned will tho
smith, in New Market. toccci To s" q; Puli' Au 'inn
the above quantity of Landssvhch is know As the LOCH
BOROUGH LAND. This Land has been divided into E1a
- tracts of which highly and others
In original forest On III" traces is the 'Bnfalo
Ridge Springs On -ral he good
uny prcS'n.edb by this sale ~ those d-rrg
good lands well lumber These 'nd'
sbc having good landing ,, Jam River kanaw ha
Canal two miles above New Market
Purchaser urs"i 10 view the lends before the day
of sale the wi afford facility that
Flats oi the Land can br r Law off of Cab
ell a Gah,ll.
TERMS The land will be s,l cell Of |. . and
equal Instruments much will icfray
the "xpcnsrs OF III" sale Bond With approved ers"n
will he required aud the ycno lien tai;ed
tier security.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
VsLGTAalE .EAI E.rATE soK .ALE,

LGAHEE KENE EBTATE FOR HALE,
N THE VILLAGE OF MEM MARKET. NELSON
tOtNTf-By virtue OF . decd af executed
usees the 1914 day Of January by Jas Penn,
and Of record In the Clerk Office Il Nelson County Court
shs offer for sale. THURSDAY lsthdsy Of NOVEN.
bER neat fair not on the fair day in the vi sge II
New Market the said PeuDs interest in the Brick TAf
ERS AND STORE HOUSE, built BY Penn 4 Br wn, ki.
VII" all the appurtenanc.s thereto attached and belonging.
which IL one half II The This sood country siani
Tor Tavern. and hne opening Mere handi Ing be-
ing Immediately rpon the Canal it'll &C. and veal by
'n OF back country 10 support from nty l" thirty
'housand dollars 81 goods be sod annually into good hands
~ line profits I'VE understand the other af Of tie
can lie purchased on reasonable
One fourth ri the purchase Will c required hand
Tic balanre viii be divided equal
credit Of IL and IL months from the day II
SAFE the purchaser 10 give negotiable notos well cDdoed and
The tile retained until all The purchase L. paid
They Will also by virtue Of SIMILAR deed e lust dated
the sth day Il febrasy 1879 the aud place NJ
Ter for sale the HOUSE AND LOT. owned by the said Jas
y Penn and bniiI for private Residence, credit Of
ana two years with interest fm the day Of sale the purchas
or TO give bonds with good security and the title retained
ultimate security
JOSEPH IIGON
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"A DRY 600 ,S-JNo j Pui Wis, Agent having met With
f t;n"is since moving To his stand
the Market House. is this morning civ
another large suppy the articles for La.
dies Boys and Girs and Servants Thes' Goods
,,nnd 10 er,e, th-ap. and will he sol. like al.
Other ool. m his store, exclusively for cash oct 9ts
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
A sONG-sssTARS AND STRIPES

j.
The flag of our country how proudly il waves
Ger the Patriots land, Ger their green messy
- graves;
Our country! our country! Long may 1t abide,
Our hope and our glory, our boast and our pride.
The stars and the stripes of a patriot band,
Still float in the breeze, o'er a glorious land;
Our country! our country! the home of the brave.
Unfu'led be thy Flag: Long, long may it wave.
II.
From the crystal gales of the frozen North,
The stars of our country are cleaning forth,
Unfurl'd by the daring, and noble Kane,
They sparkle and glance DER the icy plain.
The flag of our country is floating on high,
0'er the orange groves, meath a sunny sky -
The song BIRDS home, with IFS fairy like bowers;
In wealth of melody, of fragrance and flowers.
III.
Our Flag II is waving DER treasures unt5sd,
Where streamlets are gliding o er sands of gold:
Where the deep ravine and mountain side
Betoken rich treasures that in them hide.
Ger the darksonle forest, and bright sunny vale
The Flag of our country, still floats on the gale,
The stars and the stripes! May they wave, evel
wave,
Ger the Patriots land, Ger the home Of The
brave. o. d ~
The American Flag! How prou dly it waves
O'er the Patriots land, DER their green mossJ
graves,
Still floating IN triumph, wherever IT goes,
The stars for its heroes, the stripes for It's Toes
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
THE OLD BROWN HOUSE.

Far from the noisy railway,
Far from the busy town,
There stands alone by the dusty road,
A house all bare and brown.
&. There lives an aged couple,
s A couple old and worn;
g The old mans eye has lost its sight,
Its look is all forlorn.
b. Their children once were round them,
.t- But now they're all alone;
Their children and neighbors long ago
From the old brown house are gone.
Some to the crowded city,
Some TO the tossing wave;
Some far away TO the land of gold,
70 Some 10 the peaceful grave.
81. Oft in the summers morning,
D. Oft with the light Of day,
The old man goes, with his trembling hand,
To toll his hours away.
.s The old mans step is feeble,
' The old mans eye is dim;
From the carly dawn 10 the sunset hour
There is no rest for him.
81 But when in the wintry midnight
The drifting snow fakes sail,
And white ghosts fit through the empty rooms
In the moonlight cold and pale.
Or when the dreary night winds
Rash from their stormy den, house
And sweep and scream round the old brow
God help the old folks then!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Pc oil re g.

Hercules, jr., was sired by imported Hercules;
his dam, Lady Helcton, was by Monmouth E.
cIipse, her dam by Archie Mentono, 6 da Little
Peggy, by GaIten, her g dam Trumpetta, by
Hephestian, dam by Bedford, g dam
the imported mare Peggy Lady Heleton was the
best two nile mare of her day.
will give $40 cup for the best horse colt and
$40 cup for the best mare colt, get of this year,
10 be awarded at the Fayette Fair in 1889
JUNE WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

@: Mr.. Smith, / want to buy a
dimes worth ofhay.'
very web, you can have it Is il
for your father"
No, faint. It's for the hoss.-
Dad don't eat hay
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

Those who wish to know who are
in trade. and where to purchase ar
ticles cheap, just such articles as
they want, will keep a sharp look
out for the advertising columns oil
the newspaper. .r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

wChildren talk Of what they
are doing, young people of what
they will do, and old people of what
they have done. The present. the
future, the past.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

m.Would you not love to gaze
on Niagara forever?' said a roman
tic Young girl to her less romantic
companion. ooh, no. was the reply,
q wouldn't like to have a cataract
always in my eye
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Gw"I'm terribly distressed

w"I'm terribly distressed, !"
said a clergyman ofindiferent rep
utation for sincerity to a rough
neighbor, "to hear you swear So"
"Oh, don't lett distress YOU" said
the neighbor; l swear a great deal,
and you pray a great deal, but neith-
er of us mean anything by it,"