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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

most intimate acquaintance of twenty years dura-
ton, and, made too, by one bound to him by no
ties save those Of esteem and admiration for his
many estimable qualities.
tn source Of regret, perhaps, that he never
made an open avowal of his religious sentiments,
but his failure to do so, we are well aware, pro-
ceeded from no skepticism. During long &C.
quaintance we have never heard him utter word
which savored Of unbelief in the truths of the
gospel: On the contrary, for the last five years,
and especially the last months of his life, religion
has often been the subject of his thoughts; and
while laboring under the illness which terminated
his earthly career, he more than once spoke Of the
mercies of Goo so repeatedly extended him in his
various affections. For more than sixteen years,
during which time he has been the subject of
great bodily as well as mental suffering, no mur-
muir of distress or complaint has ever escaped
him; and when at last he saw the approach of
death, he metit with that Roman fortitude whic
characterized his whole life, and died with ex-
pressions of resignation that become christian.
No farther seek his merits to disclose,
Nor draw his frailties from their dread abode
(Where they alike in trembling hope repose) +.
The bosom of his Father and his God.
P.
In Glasgow, Howard county, Mo-, on Sunday,
October 18th, of commissions, VIRGINIA, aged one
year and SIX months, daug hter OF ]. A. and Mary
E. Lewis.
Death is solemn teacher; but who of US can
dispense with its solemn lessons? What other
teacher can so disenchant the world; so expand
our views, give such convictions of Immortality,
so spiritualize the minds, so PROSTATE us with a
sense Of dependence and unworthness before
God? Our world does not seem TO have been in
tended for the education of all. To many it is
only birthplace. They are born to be transla-
ted, to receive their education elsewhere. Can
not trust our loving Father to choose the place
where his children shall be trained? Is it not
enough to know that they are in his hands,
What! shall we, with our faint love, distrust Him
who has inspired US with all the affection which
we bear our children, and whose goodness is
Swallowed forth dimly by the strongest human
love?
Oh! can sorrows hoverng plume
'Round our pathway cast gloom,
Chill and darksome as the shade
By an infants coffin made!
From our arms an angel flies,
And our startled, dazzled eyes
Weeping round its vacant place,
Cannot rise, its path to trace
Cannot see the angel facet
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

F1nrs.-The carpenter shop OF Mr.
George Wilson. in Rocheport, was de-
strovea bv fire, last week, as was, also. the
residence of Mr.. Jacob Hann, Of Boone
county.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

Several addresses viii be deliver
ed on the occasion, and an orginiza'
ton will be effected. The move
ment is an important one to How
ard county, and full attendance is
desirable.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

A meeting of all the citizens OF
Howard county, who feel an inter-
est in the construction Of a Rail
Road, from Glasgow, via Fayette,
to the most eligible point on the
North Missouri Railroad, are re-
oo+ - Eova{to ON
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
The Late Elections.

The result of the elections in Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana, on the 18th, is thus
summed up by the Republican, SO far as
Conpressmen are concerned:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21
rt. SPEDDEN,S
ANTI BILIOUS PILLS.

TURES Headache, fallness and sickness Of
~ Stomach, disordered bowels, habitual cos
tiveness, Bilious or other Fevers, juandice, and
in every instance when the liver and spleen are
affected, Erysipelas, Scrofula, Kings Evil, Colds,
and in all cases when medicine is needed to
cleanse the system and purify the blood; many
cases Of sore eyes have been cured by these pills.
LIVER COMPLAINT, and all Bilious Affections
arise from some derangement-either torpidity,
congestion, or distractions of the Liver. Tor
pidity and congestion vtiate the bile and render
it unfit for digestion. This is disastrous to the
health, and the constitution is frequently IN ler-
mined by no other Gauss. Indigestion is the symp-
ton. Obstruction Of the duct which empties the
bile into the stomach causes the bile TO overflow
into the blood. This produces Jaundice, with q
long and dangerous train of evils.
AGUE AND FEvER.-Spedden's Anti-billious
Pills, in cases of Ague and Fever, when taken
with tonic medicine is productive of the most
happy results. No better cathartc can be used
preparatory to, or after taking Tonics- We
would advise all who are afflicted with this dis
ease to give them fair trial:
Price 25 cents per box.
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GLASGOW, MO,
I.nnk fnr the (.

A cross thus K J Immediately before the
name, signifies that the time paid for has
eypired,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

EfThe Legislature Of Missouri meets
on Monday, December 9th. E
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

GS0 REWARD.-Ranaway from the I'M
RcO dersgned, on the night Of the LIST inst,
negro boy named Walker, about Ia years old,
heavy set, busby hair, dark skin. Left without
any clothing except shirt and pants. Supposed to
be somewhere In the neighborhood of Glasgow
will give the above reward for said boy, if
apprehended IN the state, out of Howard, Chari-
ton or Saline counties, and $50 if taken in either
of those counties, and delivered to me- This TO
be in lieu OF all statutory rewards
oct2l HORACE WALKER.
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Price 25 cents per box
THE ABOVE PILLS ARE MANUFACTURED ONLY b
G. W. Mcclure, Georgetown, Mo.
REFERENCES:

THE ABOVE PILLS ARE MANUFACTURED ONLY By
G. W. Mcclure, Georgetown, Mo.
REFERENCES:
NTE the undersigned, hereby certify that we
w have been using Spedden's Ague and Fe-
yer pills, and Spedden's antbillious pills, for ten
years, and we cheerfully recommend them TO the
public as the most safe and certain medicine, for
what they are offered as remedy in the known
world:
J. r. Bowen, John Henderson, SiIas Courtney,
E. c. Bouldn, VIM. Bouldin, E. o. Cheatham,
II. Thornton, Pettis CO., Mo-; DR.. Wall, DIR. Full
kerson, johnson county, Mo-; James Maupin,
Enyart Mobley, Howard county, Mo.,J: B. 10.
gan, Sai-t Louis, Mo-; John Gosney, Gilbert Nc
Twain, Clay county, Mo-; w, R. Blythe, Geo.
w. Allen, Ray county, Mo-, May Burton, Robert
Mitchell, Whitley Foster, Randolph county, NO.;
Samuel Humphreys, John Gross, W. A. Wilkes,
Macon CO., Mo James Gillian, Davies county,
No.; A. L. Perren, Addison Burge, Lance Wood
ard, John Scott, VIM. Newman, Platte county,
Mo-; NJ NJ. Cook, Thomas Terrell, John L.
Tucker, Thomas Simcock, Lafayette county Mo-,
NJ. WOodvin, J. NJ. Levin, J. B. Collins, Saline
county no; w. M. Maxwell, Linn county, No.;
David Hawkins, Livingston county Mo-; Charles
Ridgway, Mercer county, Ky; James Scrogins,
Hampstead county, Arkansas.
For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow; DR.. Smell
son, Fayette, and in nearly all The towns in Mo.
oct2l, ly.
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AN AUTHORIZED WORK

II was undertaken under the appreciation of his
family, with an unreserved access to, and use Of;
all the private papers of Mr.. Jefferson in their
possession, and has received the benefit Of their
purely original matter comprises about one-third
Of the work. --l..--
In the department Of the biography embracing
some materials which hsse already been PUBLISH
ed, it has been Mr.. Randalps aim, as OTTER
as practicable, to present Mr.. Jefsrson's
own words. The work contains his expressions
on perhaps every great public question which
arose, from his advent TO public life 70 his death
period of about sixty years-and embracing the
whole forming period of the Republic. The
work contains. besides Mr.. Jefferson's heretofore
unpublished family correspondence, selections
from his finest published letters, state papes,etc.
PRICE OF THE WORK PAYABLE on DELIVERY:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

Letters from number Of gentlemen were
read, which we suppose will be published,
in due course of time. .....
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inn KEGS Wheeling Nails;r 1I'}-YG.G
lUU 60 sacks Rio Coffee;
do Java do liEa li5C IIE
Barrels, halves and quarters Maekere,;.
Is sacks Cotton Yarn;
20 bxs Candy; 40 ~
a.l lbblPure French Brandy, % bse5t
ieask fine old Cognac;
Dbl pure Peach Brandy; a. .''-.
bxs new Cheese; s.4-rli
10 hhds prime Sugar
10 bbls Belcher,s refined Sugar;
10 do do crushed do;
bxs layer Raisins; ..e
A fresh supply Of White Lead and Lin
seed Oil sf8 IRAN Of mod
2bbls Almonds; a. s-.L -.
Dry Herring, bh Tar, Soap, Starch, &C., Sc, by
jy2o ROBBINS, TATUM 4 co..
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MONDAY, NOV. 1.

puested to meet in Fayette, on
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-10-21

For sale by o. Henderson, Glasgow; DR.. Smell
son, Fayette, and in nearly all The towns in Mo.
oct2I, ".
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,neressmen are concerned:
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MASHINGTnN NEWS

WASHINGTON CRY, Sunday, February r.
The affair in the House ON Friday morning, still
affords an animated subject of conversation, but
there is no probability that another difficulty
viii occur between the two principal beligerants
growing out of the rencOnter. The account Civ
en- of the conversation and engagement between
MeSSrs. Keitt and Grow, on the authority Of =
member of Congress, in Saturdays dispatch,
was not designed as an authentic statement, hut
was given application rs ernbOdying his i'm
preston at the time. The friends Of Keitt, who
were in his vicinity, say that he was not knocked
dawn by Grow, but vas wrenched from his hold
by Reuben Davis, who inteFfered as a peace
maker; and further that as Keitt premediiated
no disturbance with Grow. he the more serious
'ly regrets the occurrence.
1t is uncertain when the anti Lecompton Con-
stitutioal Democrats will issue lheir address Civ
ing their reasons why they cannot vote for the
admission of Kansas under that instrument. II
has not yet been furnished by the committee
having it in charge.
The onion, of yesterday morning, reads Mr..
Harris of Illinois, out of the party. calling him
and the Democrats NllO act with him, n corpO-
rails guard and renegades.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


HousE.-The galleries were more thronged
on the opening of the session than on ans pre-
yiouS occasion. Many ladies were there. The
Speaker announced the question to be on the
seconding, the demand for previous question on
the several motions to refer the message. Sec
onded by 40 to l05. Mr.. Washburne of Me-,
demanded the yeas and nays. Mr. Barksdale,
of Miss, interfered aud Washburne did not
press his motion. The main question was then
put-yeas lib, nays l07. The result of this
vote was watched by members and spectators
with great anxiety.
The next question was announced to be on
the motion Of Stephens of Ga, to refer the
message to the committee on Territories, lost
yeas Is, nays ia.
The next question was announced to be on
the resolution of Harris OF Illinois, to refer the
message to a special committee.
The question Mr. Harris resolution WAS
taken and carried-yeas ia, nays / IL.
Mr.. Harris moved to reconsider the vote and
lay the motion on the table, Carried by lilo to
iii.
Mr.. Hughes'1 resolution, merely to refer The
Kansas message to a select committee Of l3,as
amended by the adoption of Harris substitute,
given above was agreed tO-ll5 TO Ill.
Mr.. Keitt rose to personal explanation, say
ing the House would remember that It's pro-
ceedimgS, during the session of Friday, were
broken in an unpleasant manner. II waSdue to
fair dealing tlathe should assume to himself all
and decorum. HeHas the aggressor, and whatever
of responsibility properly attached to that act
belonged to him alone. IL was also due to JUS
tice that he should make whatever PREPARATION
was in his power to the dignity and decOrum of
the House thus violated He didithis in ex-
PRECISION of his profound regret at the Occurrences.
Personal collisions are always unpleasant, and
very seldom excusable, rarely UNSUITABLE, and
never in Legislative body. file felt in full
force the responsibility which he assumed in
saying he was the aggrcSsor, and that entire re-
spOnsibility houorabIY belonged TO him. In this
Connection he had but one other remark to
make. and that was, whether any blow was di
Frected against him OF not, was more than he
could say; nj least he was unconscious Of hav-
ing received IL With this explanation he part
ed from the subject
Mr.. Grow said that he had been taught IN
childhood and that all fights among men are
sdisagreeable to hui..an nature and 10 Christian
community, and this is especially the case when
they occur among law makers. Ripe years and
force of education had taught him That this
lesson was ga9d and true, yet the light Of self
tdefrnce he recognized as one Of the inalienlbles
rights ofnian, TO be exercised on all occasions
and under all circumstances, whenever HeocSsas
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~ for the protection of life or property. He
rendered to the House most cheedully whatev-
err apology was due for his violation Of its or
der and deeorun. He continued at conSiiera-
BILE length, ALPHABETICALLY.
SExGTE.-Mr. Allen Of Rhode Island, presen-
ted juint resolution from the Legislature Of
that State instructing its Senators and reques-
ting its Representatives to vote against the ad
mission of Kansas under the LecOmpton Con-
stitulion.
Mr. Seward of New York, presented a petit
ton from Bishop Potter and other clergymen
aud merchants Of New York praying that
school masters be appointed for the instruction
of seaInen.
Mr. Douglass made several attempts to take
up his resolution calling for information rela-
tive to Kansas Constitution.
was referred to committee on Territories
Pending the efforts of Douglass 70 get up his
resolution the Senate adjourned.
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIl1EfNr

This lncomprehensbls Eminent, upon which the great
Se pangs OF rheumatism, NeuralgaI Gout ErysipelAs,
s
aratiOns TIE propretOrs give for the encouragement OF
cures etetsG byit during the past few months Ger.
tHcates from the parties named a-e in the possession Of
the Propretors, but their length Precludss publication Of
=, ~ ~ one Rot.Ie Triumphunt.
Mrs. Molt, No. 3I5 Morgan Street, Louis, having
suffered for three years with Rheumatism and tried many
tie Of Arctic Ltniment. -t
Henry Davis Mound street. ST Louis who says he was
mSn ws e By % Hf u T s
A's's -'''-''r Fly Ihe I.IttIe ChiIdren.
little daughter Mrs. Lee, residing Lake
Of boiling water The Arctic Lniment applied
and in a few days the little sufferer was well.
Restored 10 beauty.
Brs George X. Tyler, Canal street, Ma. had long suf-
and by the use Of one bottle Of the Lniasnt was cure ana
restored 70 h'F IEit IRor IsiSiE Tumor.
Eugene Mallory, hatcher, three years the victim
tuoT the neck which resisted all remedies
until he tried the arctic Lniment Three bottles cured
l'-' - Wonderful Cure!
Mrs Bedford Mobile was connet 10 her couch for three
years with numb palsy and after being in despair from e
failure of all other remedies was cured by the Arctic Lint
rls"'' ~ !" 1 ~ go o' N y TTeIOsIon.
MEAFnis, TESS., Nov. 2sth, 1857.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
seHlded by the explosion Of Steam Boiler
y sealds, and very short time all
the pain was gone the bruises. In two
"'' HI Henry a Jackson street.
The Hind seeI
WkBSrKR err, Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1851.
DE. @. BAAoo-De.r Sir: For more than three year.
degree tried various Pbyseiaps aud
70 no eect was Induced BY Dr. Baum Try the Arctic
daughter afflicted In the same for the
in one eye appiied your valuable Liniment and her
eyes are nov PERFECTLY sound. Thus have with
curing the my back. Would 10. se without
your invaluable remedyin my house. Yours truly,
wrssfEa oirr, Iowa, Nov 9TH, 1871
Hussel With The astoni bing be mentions
know his statement 70 be strictly true.
Decd for AnfmnIs.s
.Rs s.ases Of as es s m
certificate. Messrs d Arnott and Lynch, Arnot Co..,
orally known thFoashoatthe United States
We The having used B9 siags Uni.
ment for number Of month";, cheeriuy testify
Re sStsd q the 4ros being the Sest Inen. made
that would other We keep and have kept
eShsequss our about and tSrr Isess
Is great and We say tat he Arctic Lint.
We cordially reeommend L to ali livery stable Keepers
others having the care Of ho T'ss 3, nyo1
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO., =
Chestnut Street.
70 seI them 10 you as the beat hut do you positively re-
fase purchase them. ASK for "BRAGG's 6RoTio LIN.
LIbsr@I ,:roPo.IlIsn.
the ssrss g Igsh tssh Of dol
one This Is Of the beat NJ Y Illustrated papers
oson enclosed "a the wrapper around eyefy deiIa ut.
sls The Arctic Lniment is up IN . cent 50 cent and
Pr sent more Eminent IL proportion g LhsIs and
are the cheapest, For sale 81 s g.
An agent wanted In every town and WHARF. ApplIea-
sSe For a sos s. @ IassaSs p FSISaiIS %
IAnis;ly-sud&W-aa General Agents 70. wheeling.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

Fan s.-Flour firm IS, 7Oa3, 20 for superfina.
Whisky advanced to 10 I-2. Provisions active
and buOyant Sales 100000 lbs bulk met at
o IL for shoulders; for sides loose; 1900 bbls
mess pork at $500, and 400 bbls prime lard
at IL. MoIasses firm at 25a26. Hogs So
75aG.
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FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-Ths Westport corresPOn-
dent of the Republican states that the diificul
ties have again broken out at Fort Scott, Kansas,
aud a requisition has been made on the Govern
or for troops.
Gen. Harvey and Capl's peasants and Bar.
rett arrived Tonight
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New YoRk, Feb. s.-BANK SrATENExT.-In-
crease of loans 81 ,42S, 900; increase Of circula
ton S5O4, 900; decrease of specie 100000.
The Atlantic has been Withdrawn, and there
will be no Collins steamer on Saturday.
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. N 3D. D0LLAR


ONE or THE BEST PURGATIvE ANNsIIyEK NEDi-
Lfrer Remedy, that tRtiaTfie,
cine known. Il Is not only CafhaTlIe. but . Ltrer
acting hrs! on the Aiser g stest It's nStba
matter thus aeOmPishlhs eestlsIly
ssOns q mosi csiarliss i s,,1 a
oiyrair dosrs buiid ~ vlE Ssa-
suai rapidlty. g.
De. SAxEoRB's IxueoRGIoa Is eompounde6 entirely
iron HFtielrs 81 nsdIeine, naIneiS ,ClIiIas.
soIs 'Sea O. ne strength q nay . ioL.
contains much strength huEFsd doses q Cal.
Though PossgssiBE u-IeinaI pogsEs, these Gems
have ben %. hssls EnosT . Hsys5 eS.a
OTGt0F which with such unprecedented success
and known 70 It's escts Il has rarely ever iss
70 cure L6oer Complaints n thstT worst Forms.
when me Liver Is excited % aetIon.
= 4 proof tlaf dc No. ri $780,
st any GrOubl.d via Jsudes takethe InvstTli0g
s SlIIS Ie eoIoT a 'sir aka si esE' TO Asss
CosIivsness be permanently cured By the tnvigo-
Take retiring, ald it sssists
nature In her OPsEattgns BY gradually dimnislns the
and sorE as rsuiar as ssosK Eo9 !:
OruOT which eoFrssts al aeidiS and souEnrss tie
For an overloaded stomach IL has equal, asit re-
neTss all oppressive Or feeling after rating
hsaTtiy For family medicine gsnsTaily, alIWho
Ia. sAHEuHD's lsvIGoEAToE came 70 rs Treouutnied
Liver Complaints, and diseases aTisIng
from Diseased Liver me tsEIiioI,aIs 81 - nsny 81
our Phsieans m its favor ndneed ps % M Il, and
conviction u Certain that u e OF the greatest hes
<sings gven 60 Dyspepties u made eonpgts
cure before the uTst botle was taken, AID
eat thing edible without FUube, While BEFORE moth
but the lightsst food Eould digest, AID ofsp t.
gave pain Nov what want % - an
Liver CorplhiHt Dyspepsia irOhbls co. dSl0I
al 70 tEy this the greatest remedy IN the WoTid-tts
There has never been tried IN our family remedy
Whteh has met with sneh uub0unded the
children as DE sGsI0.D's hive
z ORATOR5 norris q alone fer diseases q
use IL; for &c acts CathaTte mildly and gently
and seems 70 fenOvate the system thoroughly tat
think doing seTVtee all In adVtaiug
when they need medicine 70 ibis edy.
eases that have e0F under pOee UlFe great ben.
et has been eseiVed in dsease Of The Her Stomach
ahd Bowels, where all CrEedies atd give relief
lthas become useful in family that
" without it--JaekSO (41iG.l ksIlitlic
B0IILE.
SANFORD CO., tors, SO broadway, Nen York,
T. u. L01AN = CO., Agsnts for Whsellhg.
JOHN ID. PARK, Ctnetnnait.
GEO. II. KEHSEI. IlttsbuTEh " olesale Agents.
anlT-Sui-lV-da1
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NEW YnRK MARKRr

EEFEB. s.-Flour dull sales of $500 bbls-
Wheat quiet, 5000 bush. sold. Corn unsettled,
sales of I6, 900 bush. at 65aG7 for While; 64a67
for Yellow, lie advance on each. Pork heavy
Lard &c better at Gag 8. Whisky advanced &c,
quoting at 2I4a22c Stocks firm.
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STARRING CASE

Nav YORK, Feb s.-Jolln DOOly was stabbed
through the heart with a sword cane yesterday
morning, by Martin DOwd 1t grew out of DOO-
ly's attempt to quiet disturbances in GROCERY
kept by Dowd
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.,;,os IN High Lite.-We wish it under.

,,.,,os in HiqA Lite.-We wish it under
N ~. ,5e beginning that the word high, us
g." in this caption, is intended to apply to the
50 ;.I altitude of the parties hereinafter spo-
?! ~, ~ Last Saturday private marriage took
IN urivate room in the Mcclure House
I'.S .,ory. A highly respectable and wealthy
Az nr lajy, age not known. was the bride,
INV ~ fierce looking middle aged gentleman
~ nssd ,be "happy man." The gentleman ar
Ain the city on Saturday morning, and a
y, ~, disp,tched by him to resident minister,
~ Il. guests Of the house on theQui rire. Ex-
.,,ion was on tiptoe 1t was supposed the
,..noOy would be publicly performed, and as
live weddings have become rarity, every
1r r,nted to see. But the good minister
.ne unseen, aud, with another favored gentle
n,u repaired 10 the widows own room where
!. CEREMONY was performed as quietly and
r,o,teptatiously as lift wercan everyday thing.
X, hope that tue parties in hoodwinking the
NESTS Of the house have not been hoodwinked
'b.mselyes. Borrowing from Dow the younger,
:, further hope that the thorns which oe'r-
.Te,d this fair world of ours may not scratch
them much US they travel along up the steep
bill ofage
Madam RumOr-"that blunt monster with
mounted head" represents that the widows
immense property is SO situated that her Sec
nd marriage deprives her of two thirds the
mount Of its worth. Ifthis be true, it is GER
ady quite an argument in favor of double
Isssedness.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

rRB. s.-Flour-superfine firmly held at
$3.50. Wheat steady at 81 GOAL ,05 for red and
81 ,lOal,1S for white. White Corn 6Oa53c;
yellow 4la54c. Whisky 1Oa2Ol-9c.