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.W-Y0RK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD


~ and sfer MONDAY, May TO- 1889 ADD unl further DO
ce Passenger Trans H sye Per loot Of Dnanest - o
bows,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS a. 6 NJ, for Dnnkis ard principal IN
teImeois'e Stations.
MAIL TRAIN H.. for Dmtirs sod Buffalo aud interrae
dste stations
ROCKJAND PASSENGER nj p. N. iom foot Chambers =,
We Pieruoni, for Suf-'rs intermediate st.tions
WAY PASSENGER 81 ?. H. fr Men bufgh, Md1e,own aud
inerucdiafe Stations
NIGHT EXPRESS st 5 p. m for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
The sbov. rrains daily, Sundays e1c-pei.
Tbese ExpIess Trains connect bmra With the Elrira
Csnsndsgna and NIAGARA fa Railroad fOr Niagara Falls
Bin eanton with Syaense ard Bngha Rsosd for
Syrsause CernDs with Boo Coming an New Yock
Railroad for Rochester; Great Send wih TIE D.ware,
Lakawsuna Western a I'D AID Tor Scranton Horn-s
vile Buffalo and Esw-YoTk CITY Rsioa3 for Buffalo;
Buffalo, DnkTk with the Lake Shore Rsirod FIR Cleve
land, Cincinnati, To,edo, Detroit. Chicago, dc.
.. y BEADLEY. Assistant President
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nle0iral.

EELLINGER'5 INFALLIBLE L1NlMENT.-
IN The genuine direct the Doctor Pr no acc iinE =.
III. TIE only wholesale agent now NlLLlAh
H. KlNSLEY, Ne. II Gold -
VETUIIAM H. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DR. GGISr. No II Golds. (nesr
k.dep.nel New Manufacturers OF Patent Medcnes
AID of Dtusfists articles introduce disP - oil e sane
70 the be-, advantage by consgnps above Orders Dfns
generally executed with dFpaich The log, st market re"
e' WILLIAM BURGER,
late wholesale Druggist of Court Hd'st ofce as above
Purchases sales advances notes and other business ueso
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPIIA and tbs SOUTH and WEST, wa JERSEY
CITYWa and Express lines leave New York at aud II
and and So Through Tickets s)d for Cincinnati
sDd She West aud fyT Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk &c ;
and tlrouth bsgysfe checked 10 WahiDgon IN I'D
tvs J. W. WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will BE- received for train unless delivered and
checked fifteen advance Of the time Of leaving.
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4 AK L G L o II g L.

TAKE GEOR G L.
The new and b, sutf1l steamer
81 N = II A.
Csp' JAWS GALE,
vii, eoruepc her snlar tIips o thr of Jane from
CALDWELL TO TiCONDEIOGA,
ssnfssetine "a the s'sauPr O Lake ChaupsD.
THE FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
CALDWELL. LAKE GFoRcE,
viii open for the pon OF guests the 18th Gay Of May
w." DANIEL GALE.
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Ceaal Noiiees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYoIk notice is hereby given 70 al persons
having against JOSEPH BLACKBURN late Of ne tly o
Newly Merchant dcct saed present the same WIN yGrc
thereof 10 the subscriber al Tho store Of Samuel Aud No
Mcst.t City New ok, before te 18th day VI
june ncx-paicd New Y,k the 22d dav December sS7
10 ls,6uS ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Admilistratnx.
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~ T,r ipr -. n Cpt,T ~ pnITE ~ a

" N . j 4 Y j n II n II v a u
4 THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The Pennsylvania Railroad connects at PITTSBURGH With rs
roads ard from St Louis No. Atom Gaens and Chicago Ill
Fashfot Lexington and Louisville. Ky rna Hsue Madison
Lafayette Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton, Spring
field BeDe ntape. sandusky Toledo Cleveland, Columbus
nesvie Massilon and Wooster ONO; sso with the steam
Cincinnati
Through ckets the Fast be had Of the slovenian
red places in the West
Pes,engers will find this the shortest most expeditions and
corufort tail bet en- the East and West
FROM NEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN 50 HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 81 HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN 46 HOURS.
Fare 80 low IS any ether route.
See hs0dbls in The hotels Of this city,
Through Tckes further inormsion, may be mad a. Tue
office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No Aston House. Broadway.
January l. 1858. j. L. hLLIOII, AeenIs
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.-185s.

III
AZ points between CLEVELAND, DETROIT and SufEAlos
The rev snd splendid low-press1Ie steamers CITY OF
CLEVELAND J, " Lnty, Master ILLINOIS, Jobu fs'et.
Master.
LEAVING CLEVELAND At 5p. N.
fBUHenAY. April ~ MONDAY, Apiu ls
MONDAY Nav 5 thursday, April 2e
FfiI ESDAY. Nay Is MONDAY, May TO-
MONDAY NAy g. THURSDAY, May ~.
THIEsDAY June s. MONDAY, May 81
MONDAY june H. THURSDAY June TO-
THURSDAY June q MONDAY, June IL
BOMBAY July 5. THURSDAY, July =
rNIIRSD AY 3uy Is MONDAY, July II
AnEDAY Jciy s. THURSDAY July -
THURSDAY Augasts MONDAY, Ausut2
HONnAY August le. THURSDAY, A. gust H.
THURSDAY, August -. MONDAY, Aus - -
MCNDAY, septen 8. THURSDAY. Septcmhel
rTTRSDAY, September IS. MONDAY september IA
NOGpAY, September u. THURSDAY September q.
THURSDAY OctobeT7. W October L.
H0NOaV Or.oh.r ~ THURSDAY, October u
THURSDAY, October q. MONDAY, OGotFr -.
MONDAY, November Q. TN k>DAf l'oVraoe
IA ,c- 6t.d m Passenger and Freight ScTow steanvs.
IRON CITY, J. v. Turner Master.
MINERAL ROCK, J. P. Ry Der. aisset.
ON TAYLOR Geo L. SIone, aast-r
s,, . bos leaving Cleveland every week through TIA
H. sners ssts the round sp In eight days koou foi
.nv o. the 'rtps eau be secured hg ADDRESSING ,,rU
NY HUSSEN l. MCBRIDE
for~ardins and Commission MeI ,ilss- a.,
N1-YHk all Packages, CIe o'Hussey DC Snde' 'isVs
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CUrREME COrRr Of the sIArE q MEW.

CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NkN-
- YORK-The PFNNSYLVASTA COAL COMPANY
seairsl Tie ACCESSORY TRANSIT CoMPANI.-NSstice IS
hereby given That; order this Court rsje al sPcA
Tern on tn 18th Nav 1855 before the Hon Thomas
CsrA and ~ r. Referee the Elm Ia ued 10 appon
Receiver hereinafter mentioned u tie Accessory Ir4n
Conn the Sbove Tha' the un1ersi-ne
David Murrsy, tie 5i dsy 81 May, 1855 GUY
auror..d Receive, Of ell the perry, real snd personsl az
equitable Interests Effects Thugs IN acon, claims aud s. n4rd
Al ary nr snted 10 said Company by any Government
S,ste aud sl claims aud demands sEunst Aoy Government
Ss- individual eon 10 vested il said Accessory iran
~ f.. ers ~ skho2efs ing aid Cn
pAny AL paths deb.ed u SAID Compan, or hiyu
to,ssioa If Ary property slch Company should account
sAd Kecey the The sroun Il suen DE- aad
TIE ,auc Of such pr, pery -New.YoIs Nav 81 lS>a
DAVID GOLDEN NJ BRAY R-e.syer.
JOHN SHERWOOD. Attorney aud Conn
- eoNWsS2w sel SD Re- cssver NO ~ orOzd"sy
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~ County Of New Nort-HENRY FARNSNORTtl,
pc.utf asairst STEPHEN WHIPPLE, NORMAN r. DOUG
LASS and THOMAS DOUGLASS observation-disclosures tT
money d'maid col.ractr To the Def ndsIs sIt fhtN
MHIPPLE snd NORMAN X Dol 3LiSS: fOn are hereby
SIM ned aud required conn lain tbs srton
winch Shed IN the of &c # The CLERK OF tie Cy ard County
Of N-wl ok al tie Cry Hal, in said city the 6t day Oi
Nav 1855 and copy - your 9 the st com
a, on the cubs ber his Office No 81 astree Ia said
e;tv within twenty after the service Of this SUNNI Us
on you Of the day Of such service and II you fan 20
susv plant within tie time Aforesaid the pltat
IN m scor will take judgment 4ssnst you icr the sun 81 one
thousand and lhe do-s aud Thirty Fix cots vita interest
f The twenty hrd day c pembr thousand eight MN
did and 6fv seven ot this acton May
S 1883 JAMES Is. SILHMAN Plaintiff AroIaty,
,,rg isvs. No. 81 Wsl-st
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CFNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY--
~ Cspn.cttr A. NewH4npton with the DrlN~e-e. Lacks-
wanna and Western RaIoad aud 81 Easton "h Tie LeheA
SAl~v Railroad - -, 10 100
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Ap'h ~ 1919 -
Lave N,wYofk fastou and Intermediate sres i'oA 90
No Nonh River 3. y H. y H. sd p H. iof Soi-er'ls
bv above ,iars. aud ~ , 30 p ~
% above trans a. Elizabeth with trsirs on the New
I.ev Rasd which NewSOTk from The loot OF Court
l,nd,-st Al y AID la o.. and and ?. IN. - ,
p.s,g,,s f The Delaware LaekaS and Western Rai
rad . IN leave at a ouy tor Leh4h Ally Kai,oaa 81
5I ', "a - IN John q SrERNS, Superintendent
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FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar

FLUSHING RAILROAD-TNaves Fulton Mar
set hsii By s'ssosr iOLAS 6:35 80 and 20 and
J. ana The have Flustirg L t. ~ s. s. ADD 70
N sbd and e.iof aud passrns-f.
with TIE boat at Hulters Point Through FAIs
Is
B-PIc Nc aud EVcunon p'fie. taken rsdnced
NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROA. D
~ 1875 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. is5s
Commencing H,Y 81, 1853.
Passenger stAi IN New Yors corner .7ths- AID 8LAv
entrance 9Th Il
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK.
For New. Haven j i2.45, SIS 40 lev sod
o:d p ~ FOR Bicgeoort t'N); 2i5 3:fo (: ~ ten
ard $50 For Milford Srst'ard Fairfield Sg'hpot All
NestIoTt- lzi'. )+5 and :: ~ .. For Norwsk
ga NJ l:3f J;b, 40 tex 445 49, 80 For Dsneu
and G'cnvich, pa l2:'5 5:i5 il5 $50 5:j' Roi
Stamford, T. tex i2:f5 3f5, 40 tex 3 ]i5 5io.
$50 For Port Chester and Intermediate 5asons
l2:45, 3;+5, rs. $50 o:So p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boson, "a 'eHl An p m tsx) For Harfrd sod
SpT srd lex b T. lex For '|juaec'icut River
Ra I'D 20 Moltfes text anN i1l - Syr.h-
symptom. For Canal Railroad Northampton, lex add
l2:45 p. For H)usatorc Railroad M, 4: ~ 3 Fl
ksnEstuck Railroad ~ IS 3:1 N. Fer Danbury sad
Norwak Bsiirosd, ?, a 4:40 m.
JAMES n. HOYT. Superintendent
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HVDSON KIN EK hAII4hVAII.-II VHI M!
10 1853 Tsias viii leave Chsmhersst station as ~ o"s'
rxpr.ss Fsins aud IN A o-ny Sai TOY rss~n
srr Train u.Ss and 10 IN iof DS9os ~
= for sing sing 80 .. IN
and p for Pouehkseu,ic, a. m, p m ara - p 10
P.shss 5l n. Tae Poughkeepsie, PeS<ssH Stk Sls
Tsnytcwn Dohbs Ferry Trains stop IL The Way
PssoDf'rs ahet CnaIubefs Canal CAnftopnet ava Us
cad s'ls and Albany & ~ and loss H., and i'oo'
n SMITH Supsnptrdent-
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NEW-fORk AND HARLEM RAlLhOAD
~ CONPANN-SUMnFR ARRANGEMENT.
CommeDcinE MONDAY May IL, 1853 .
Trains leave p pct Of White and New fof
6:l6 D While Plains Train stopping a. 81 Stations
rrsns sve pot O. 2th-st and ilh av Ne EYok,
s:N W ifamsbrdse, t-Aln oppius all Stations.
$3.50 Mail usin stopping =. Wiis1lsbfidse all Ste
tors north
ussoA William brider train. stopping al staonA
IL 80 tie Plains t-l1, stopping Al Stations
afSo p .Will4ul5icge train stopping 81 all staonG
doe D White Plains trsip, stopping st all Stations
SOC Dover Psius train stopping At all Stations above
NiliAmshsitgo.
bff0 y NJ White Plains train stopping 81 All stasons
$50 o. ~. WihAnsbfd irsir stopping q, Al StatonA
RRTuasgs-Iesye Cha ham -Four Corners;
H0n Mail train, stoppns .; Wbsmsbhdse, Whfe Plains
aod 81 stssns north
Wn. J. CAMPsELL, Superintendent
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SUMMARY OF RECENT DI'COVFRIEs ~ BIBLICAL
CHRONOLOGY. UNIV ERSAL HISTORY. AND EGiP-
TAN ,RCHfoLoGY. F. 90. sryFf,Rr'. limo. Pp
10 Henry Ludwig
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DlSTC RNELLS NETWORK STATE REGISTER FOR
1883. limo qp 5sl. John N-trme.
As depository Of local statistics, this volume may
be consulted TO Advantage both By professional AM by
business men. Il contains list Of the various public
institutions in the s1ie, abstract of the asst census
the bureaus of the General Government, end CON-
pete record of public flnc0nares in addition 10 much
useful misct lsneou- information.
AN TNAUGt RAJ ADDRESS BY FAASois LIssrS, LIZ D.
3vo. pp. e. Sew-fork.
Or. Lieber has juiclousy taken occasion OF hs IN
ducticn into office Professor Of History ard Political
Science in Columbia College TO discuss the importance
of ,hose studies in free commonwealth. Among the
prOinen. points in his DISCOURSE are account ottae
Berlin University, with s lueBcs on the poli.'ca' des
tries Of Prussia dsqus;ion the tue basis oil So
cieiya defer Of historical studies with descrp ION
of different bstoricsl schoolsa view Of the apphca
tons Of political sconomy-s sketch OF some OF the
most famous Utopias OF ancient and modern Times
and saysis Of the relations of socialism and ndivd
uahsrn. The discourse, 90 it WA spoken before Pop
mar audience, lie somevks; wanting IN symrehy OF
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INDEPENDENT LINE BETWEEN NEW
n YORK BIOS TON. PROVIDENCE. BRISTOL aud NEW
PORT The sieaUer GOVERNOR, Capt. Benz simmons. will
ave from No Of Rector North River,
o. TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY. at o'clock m
NeYork and Providence, So to Boston, 81
Freight a. the lowest IL .. =, r,,,,. ,,,,,.nr
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE for BOSTON and
HI PROVIDENCE via STONINGTON.-HOUR Of LEAV-
mo CHANGED % m On aud after TUESDAY Ja2e i
ths Steamers PLYMOUrIl ROCK a1d C. VANDERBILT OF
this line will esve Pier No Moth River FIRST wharf above
daily, ept Sundays, OF instead Of p m
Office No. 10 Baitery place.
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Tie Data Of Thursday, June 3, hes the following
announcement Of the opening Of the revolution
The VIGILANCE COMMITTEE IN ACTION.
TUFy MAZE COUP D'ETAT-TAkE POSSESSION
op Tup Sr,Tr ARSENAL PREPARING FOR
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

FTbere is a proverb in Swabia: A
faithful swain marries early-a prudent
one never. Bachelors and maids will please
make note Of this.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

F'My native city has treated me bad
ly, said drunken vagabond, but love her
still.'
Probably replied gentleman, 'her still
is ell that YOU do love-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

1.-THE editor of the Rensselaer, Gazette
thus announces an accession to his famiIy:i
"More subscribers wanted Immediately,
as we have taken new 'boarder' whom
we expect to keep for the next twenty-one
years, if we live that long,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

WATCHES, CLOCKS,
J T. :" Z Il r. z
And Fancy Goods.
TOHN CHAMBERLAIN, having Just returned
y from the Eastern cities, is now receiving his
stock of GOODS, purchased expressly for this
market embracing the largest and finest assortment
of
Watches, Clocks, Jeyvelry, &C.,
ever brought to this place. His Watches have
lust been imported from the best manufactures,
and are of the finest workmanship, and of the lat
est improved movements, with heavy Gold and
Silver cases, and warranted 10 keep time. His
JEWELRF
consists of fine Chains, Seals, Bracelets. Lockets,
Breast pins Earrings, Finger-rings, and Charms;
also SPLENDID assortment of Enameled, Coral &
Lava, in full sets, from the finest domestic manu-
factories, embracing every variety of cheap, cost
ly, beautiful and usefu articles, adapted TO COM
fort, pleasure, and adornment of the Fair SEX
He has also received an extensive assortment of
Gold, silver, Steel and plated Spec
facles;
Also fine assortment of
Por: Monies, Pocket Cutlery,
Gold Pens, Brushes,
Thimbles, Ladies RetIcules, &c.,
I.t Goods, Work-boxes,
cembs, Writing Desks,
yiolins. secordeons,
French Flutinas, Guitar,
Toys, Violin Gultar strines
This splendid assortment of Goods was seiCcted
with great care, and from the latest importations;
they are of the best quality, and newest styles,
and offered at such prices as will compare ia
yorabIy with any establishment in St. Louis.
n. B. Watches, Clocks. Jewelry & Accorde-
ons, repaired IN a workman-like manner. Ali
Work warranted TO give satisfaction.
Siver-War of all kinds made 10 order at short
notice, bv experienced workmen.
Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
f@Sign of the Big Watch, No. 81, Union
Block, First Street, Glasgow Mo.
June IL, 1857.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

EA country store down east was bro.
ken open one night BY thieves, but TO the
great establishment of the Yankee proprietor
nothing was found missing the next morn
ing.
The burglars had light, didn't they?"
said bystander.
"Certainly. said the stoorekeeper, for
here's the stumps of two candles"
"Then the mystery is explained" said
the bystander. "They saw the marks of
your goods, and found them so HIGH, they
couldn't AFFORD to take them.'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16
FOR lie A S e.
The Deficiency Bill!
Market

THE unusual scarcity Of of money which has
l. for some time prevailed, occasioned by de-
ferred payments for purchases on government ac-
count, and other well known causes, have induced
us to submit quietly, and with the best grace we
could, to unusual delay in collections, though il
has been a cause of great Inconvenience and loss.
The state of things is now changed-large a.
mounts Of money have been paid out for stock and
produce, and the market for all surplus products
is an open one, consequently the reasonable ex-
cuse which has existed for delay, is withdrawn.
We now beg leave emphatically to call the at
tention OF our friends TO the importance Of imme-
diate payment of accounts and notes. We have
waited patiently to the utmost limit, and are now
bound to collect without delay.
Respectfully, -s
SMITH, BOON & CO., Glasgow.
BOON, DUNCAN & SMITH,
May q, 1858. Fayette.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16
1856.

1855. Season Arrangement. 1S5s.
REGULAR ST. LOUIS AND SIOUX CITY
PACKET.
For St. Joseph, Savannah, Iowa Point. Linden,
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Flo
renee, Desoto, Omadi, and Sioux City, sc.
rEs THE new and elegant Passenger
- Steamer CARRIER. OSCAR PosT-
AL, Master, THos. H. WHITE, Clerk, will, on
the opening of navigation, ply as regular pack
Ell during the season, to the above and intermedi-
ate ports, and will remain permanently in tho
trade.
The Carrier being furnished with every requi-
site for the comfort add convenience of passea-
gers, share of public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
For freight, passage, or information, apply to
THEo. BARTHoLow, Agent,
March 25, 1s5s-s'n. Glasgow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

B-Prentice of the Louisville Journal
thus hits the present fashion of low necked
dresses: "It is supposed that angels do
not wear dresses. Our fashionable ladies
are getting more angelic every year,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

EThe distinction between liking and
loving was well made by little girl, six
years old. She was eating something at
breakfast which she seemed to relish very
much. "Do you love it?" asked her aunt.
"No," replied the child, with look Of dis
gust. 81 like it. III lOued it, should kiss
it,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

PITr.-When misfortune brings one
low, all are more ready to sympathise than
assist.
"Mr. Lee has died." says one, "and has
left his widow destitute. How pity her!'
'Yes, how you do pity her! Instead Of
aiding that widowed one TO bear her heavy
burden, you stay at home and pity her.
"Mr. Smith has lost his whole fortune
by that destructive fire. l pity him very
much"
"Fie, man, such pity does no good; bet
ter do like the good man of whom l once
heard:
"a POOR man was passing decayed
bridge, when it broke. His horse and cart
were lost in the food below, and he barely
escaped with his life. They were all he
had to earn living, all ne possessed, and
now they are gone. Poor mamie stood
looking at the place where the accident &C.
Cured, not knowing what to do. As is
usual, crowd gathered round lamenting
the lOss-several wealthy men among the
rest. A Frenchman stood by saying moth
ing, but listening TO the rest. Turning sud-
denly TO the man beside him, who was
famed for his misery character, he said:
SHOW much do you pity this MANI"
'Indeed, sir, pity him very much"
"That is not what l mean. l pity this
man twenty dOllars-how much do you
pity him?"
This was something new. "Why-I-
i"
"No excuse-you pity him twenty dol
lars"
The old miser was obliged to give in and
lay down the money. Thus he went round
getting The amount of their pity in dollars
and cents.
Before night the man was driving new
horse and cart. That was the right kind
Of pity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

HThere is a Quaker at Manchester
who Is such an advocate for peace that he
will not have clock in his house because
j, strikes.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

CHURCH LAID UP.-A man sitting upon
the verandah of an up-country inn, hailed
passer by, who happened to be an old steam
boat captain, and inquired the denomination
Of the church upon the opposite side of the
road. The reply was-"Wal, she was
Baptist naturally, but they don't run her
now"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

IA Kentuckian, being asked how
much corn he raised, be answered-.'About
ten barrels Of whisky, beside what we
waste for bread"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

VINEGAR, Pepper, Mustard, Soda Cream
Y Tartar, all kinds Of spices, Tobacco, Dye
StuHs, all kinds Of soaps, Backing, s&c
aprS 3m HUGH /. WAiIE'
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16

TThere is word of seven letters: the
first two refer to man, the first three refer
to woman, the first four signifies a great
man, the seven a great woman-HEnoIsE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-09-16
THE PRESS.
BY J. B. MENEY.

The Press The Press! The pride Of arts,
A radiant dawn foretells,
To guide in consolidated lights,
The land where freedom dwells,
To lead the progress Of the mind,
To spread the charms of peace,
And blend the human race in one,
When bigot-strife shall cease.
The Press The Press Bright CLOVIS its BEAM
Throughout onr happy land,
Like star-groupes in the azure skies,
Its rays Of light expand.
True knowledge is a nations strength,
When reckless sections rise;
A strength TO bind in harmony,
p The Empire of the wise.
The Press The Press Its light has shone
Where Church and State combined
Have bent beneath despotIc rule
The millions of mankind.
But knowledge shall dispel the gloom,
The minds dire tyranny;
And teach to all the first of truths
None but the wise free.
The Press The Press The Patriots hope,
Progressive as the age;
Let knowledge, Truth, Equality,
Reveal times brighter page.
Where virtuous fame is won;
Led by the star that rose on earth,
In the days of WASHINGTON,