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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-14

ErRorsAS AKsAstSN-A Belgian paper makes
some calculations with reference 10 he expense of
maintaining the armies Of the difssvnt Easopssa
States the result Of which h. that the solder costs
annually each inhabisant Of England la Cd |:
France. los. led Russia. Ca Cd Austria g. sid
Prussia. De. sid Il appears ffpa thss table hat
the cost Of the English soldier b Tho greatest. and
that Of the Prux<ian the lsast, shoaxh De hsses
country has expended on its army since 1915. the
period Of the general peace no less than 500 mil.
lion Of thalcsx The revenue Of thss State. derived
from imposts elbows On annual psyment by each
individual into the sxehsqusr Il 500 tod The
maintenance Of their armies In time Of peace coats
The countries of Europe annually ga sra 80; snd
the fleets eli. esT 500; total FOL OF, $50. rh<s<
figures thrust not b forgotten eaiy svpsvs<ns shat
exists in state of peace. When vss occurs. ftssh
expenditure Of course ID immsdiAisly incurred sos
munitions Of var. equipasats. The transport Of aep
and horses and psovissooa Tbs expenditure b svsk
oned by millioas. hut hos are Ne TO calculate th-
loss sustained by agriculture and esmm<svs By tn
withdrawal Of 80 many strong srms from ussfal b
bors Al psvSsns. the peaceful armies Of Easpps
amount 10 no ls.s than 8. zoe. 900 men, sna The ~
vics to $4,000; making total a 8. -os. 900 men
This number Is, IN hes, Is pr cent Of he nal.
sdult population Of Europe vithdF.vp ftum The pus
suits q Industry. and constantly aaiasaiasd uns'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-14

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-14

SHALL ors RAusoAp M Benss-what Do he
people Of Beaufort Pitt, Edxveomhs. NssA. Ftsak-
lin. Granville. Person. Css~ell and Roskinstssn.
say TO Il, On their carly and decisive sesea the
important issue turns should they strike bold
and promps lick, the thing h doas. - sure g shs
sun shines The enterprise 3 all Important 10 wssh
inston, and Of incslcaiae benefit TO all the eisssns
Of those Counties Il vii connect wsshsoxtoa Nth
several ofshe most intelligent and wealthy posssaas 81
the State. and viii bring the people Of hss Cssps
tics within one and tvo days II the ocean
An air line from washinxteo Would PtoAshty
reach Ieaksvile In about $50 10 100 niles bot The
proposed route, starting from washinxsoa and run
ming through Pitt, dipping near Gsssnvills 10 tss.
boro, Rocky Mount, Nashville. tcaishusg, ozfosd
Roxboso,. Ysneryvills and thence 10 Issksvile.
would possibly 30 $50 miles through oas II shs
best portions Of North Csfolins.
Il would be the eAsspsst line q RAilsosd 70 The
State costing lcxs judge. than The Atlantic kesd
Hut few bridges tfussel wosk, % expensive tunnel
ing would be required u passss f,r the most part
through . level solid. clay country. vish kv
streams; running upon . ridge between The waters
Of Roanoke and Tar Rivers and the upper waters d
Ncusc, &c.
Il would be the best ysyias road ses freight and
way travel in Nosth-Carolina; giving to fstt uss
bst and quickest market fcs lie cpttoa eurns hsepa
&c, to Edsvcps,be tof lie cotton. corn. ps&s posk
lumber. &c, to Nash for it's cotton. 10 frsnkkn Ss
It's cottoa tobacco 1e, to Granville fos lie tehaco
Hour and wheat. 10 Person and CaeusIl tos then
tobacco wheat and -four. and TO RoskinxhAm Soc q,
tobacco. wheat. -four. coal iron, &C. These snselli
gent communities being united BY means Al rail
road. would become mutually interested IN cab 9th
or which would inervAse the wsy travel AMI bssns
somc Of the meet productive Counties. weaa fur
nish an amount Of freight, scarcely psssllssd IN shi
| State.
| We learn that Maj Gwynn expresses hiun.sl
warmly and hvoraLly 10 the eoasssasssao II thi
Road and assures svntlyman of thu ptsev 10 uhas
he has written that this Road would be of eh<ar
ct and best pssrunissd Rosss in the Scale. u
says that survey Of Il could be asss 81 . coat I
only $s.soNl
We urge the friends Of this Road 10 SGT 10 zoe
speedily. We hope 10 sec the Psopse q al ID
Counties deeply interested in Il. and beg The a
Grafton Of The Ta~boro. 1eaisbarx and ossard pes
especially, and the State prsSs IN general IN Oh
great enterprise. A Railroad ranninx thsoux
Tawboro. Rosky Mount. Nashville. laui.harx ~
forl Roxbore' and Ysnevyulle. would he The rvsa
rcctioa Of those plaev>-RssAisstsa Bs.sstsA.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-14

AT . Baptism down South lately negro Who had
been kept under water longer than hs lkoaxhs ssyvs
able. drew long breath and eseiaimsd. Soms Gen.
ueman loss his niSySr yet vid do toolishassaI-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-05-14

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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-14
REGULATIONS

For Tie fra Exhibition d lie Salscresk 7ornship
Acricdtural Sociar. 70 be held IN Aiddldoxn
on. Fridayand Saturday. S4t- 23dand24A, 1885,
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CLASS b.

NO. 5.-swEEPsrkKEs-
Fastest trotting or pa6ing Mule, Jack or Jennet
under the Saddle or in harness
Premiums raised and awarded same IN horses, in
class A., No. 3. Committee, No.4.
CLASS C.-CATTIF,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-14
NOTICE.

, ssaInst sorloH IN PARTITION.
Jacob Alleshouse, ct. al.
TNHE said Jacob Alleshouse Cathsrne Single, George
Stngle, her husband Elizabeth Harden, Godlip Har-
den her husband John lnfed, CahaIine lnfelj Rebec
ca lnfed Mary Ineld, Sarah Infeld Susannah Infeld
Barbery lnfeld, Adam Infeld, Elizabeth Infeld, and
Fave Ineld all Of the county Of Holmes and State of
Ohio Sarah Row Of the county of Coshocton and State
Of Ohio, Barbery Croft and George Croft her husband
aud Rebecca Bicry and Samuel Biery her husband Of
owen county in the State of Indiana, will take notice
that on the 10th day of June A. 1859 Adam Aehouse
the Plhintih, filed petition in the Court OF Common
Please oil Holmes County, Ohio, where the same is now
pending demanding partition of the following premises
situate IN the County of Holmes Ohio to witt the south
hall of the North East Quarter of section twenty three
IN Township Eight, in range five Of the unappropated
Lands in the Military district containing eighty acres; the
said Plaintiff demands that partition be made of said prem
1ses as follows: the said Plaintiff eighth Jacob Allies
house, one eighth; Sarah Row. eighth; Catharine
Single and George Stingle, her husband one eighth
Elizabeth Harden and Godlip Harden, her husband,
eighth; Barbery Croft and George Croft her husband
eghth Rebecca Bierly and Samuel Bery. her hus-
band one eighth; John Iueld Caharine lnhed Rebec-
ca lnfeld Msry Infeld Elizabeth Inheld, Adam 1n6eld
Sarah Ineld Susannah Ineld Barbery lnhed and Fave
lnhed the tenth of eight to each AT the next
term of said court application will be made by said
PlnntiG for order that said partition may be made Of
siid premises accordingly
ADAM ALLESH0uSE. F.
JoHS HUSTON, Atty for Petitioner.
June 10, 1S5a-iSw6.
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nYSENTARY CORDIAL and Cholera Mixture. of
IL our own manufacture, for the of Dysentary,
Cholera Morbus Colc and all affections of the Stomach
and Bowels, for sale by H. ergin, Millersburg, o.
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suPKRNTENDENTEs AND POLICE.

SUPERINTENDENTESA AND POLICE.
The Board Of Directors have appointed number o
good and efficient and police whose duty
& is TO be in readiness arrange systematically all ami
mails or articles Intended for exhibition immediately
their arrival according TO their respective class ano
should prevent much possible the unnecessaIy
handbag of manufactures &c. sy spectators and especial
" children. Also preserve good order throughout VIC
exhsbon; to execute the programme to the e1leI, e. e.
person creating disorder or violating any othe rules Of
the Society or laws of the State.
EXHIBITION.
c,net;or y-;.lbe admitted only from within Salt
creek Township, except in No. ana NO. o. WHICH VIII oe
an .n;Ssls 3, articles for exhibition must be enter
ed mon he books Of the Secretary by O'Clock p n of
the rxt zv AZ at that hour the books viii be closed and
no epfry can be made thereafter.
g. All animals articles for exhibition, must be
the grounds BY O'Clock P. NJ fthe frt day, they
Every animal article must be exhibited in the bona
fds owners and should any competitors violate
this rule they shah not receive premium, should
be awarded-
s. The same animal c7 article msy be entered in more
then class but sha not compete for then
premium, except in Nos. 3and 8.
g. An animals articles entered win be furnished with
card showing the class winch belongs the number
ofthe entry the Of the animal article signed by
the Secretary The awarding committees viii be careful
MOTTO award premiums to any animals or articles not
T. Any animal article entered for competition will
be cketed by the number oits entry in that class with
out the oft owner and any person placing the
hame Of the upon any animal article exhibited
designating TO the awarding committee the Of the
owner win exclude ssch animal article from drawing
4 premium.
g. Exhibitors bringing their animals articles up
the ground VIII take them Immediately to the super
intendents who viii direct where they shall be placed
o. Exhibitors viii be expected to obey the marshals
promptly producing their stock when Instructed
go and persons refusing to comply may be ruled out
from competing.
10 an articles of produce must have been raised with
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CLASS N.

Commfffce.-Jno ellis, Jno Painter, Jno b. Painter.
CLASS o.
NO. 20-EsSAYs.
Best ess,y on anr subject list Diploma.
I'd do do "a 40
Best essay tobacco Diploma and Uses U. I.
do do tea and csffee do and T.and c.
committee.-Dr. O. Pomerine, Miss Mary Hayes, Miss
Rebeca Casebeer-
CLASS p.
NO. 21-ANIMALS OR ARTICLES OF MERIT, USEFUL
NESS BEAUTY
In this class will be includedeverything not the reg
ular list.
silver cup viii be awarded by the citizens of Middle
town for best Female Equestriansm.
mmitteos in No. No. Nos and No q, will be filed
& S. day of fair.
A,REvIArioxs.-aKlep.E wv for Klepperts E.
say on Wheat. 30. Cult" for Ohio Cnltivator "Us
o. To- for Uses of Tobacco. at and c. for Tea and Cot
fee he two last small books and will be awarded by
the Secretary.
VIM. SNYDER, Secretary:
Bv order of the Directors,
IY Every body is invited to attend and witness
experiencein the first Township Fair in Little Holmes
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PREMIUM LIST.
CLASS A.--HORsEs.

So.2-LIGuT HARNESS MATCHED AND SINGLE HORSES
OR MARES.
Best pair oatched horses or mares for r wing 50 90
ID q 81 90
Best single gelding or mare 81 90
ID g 81 90
Best geIding or mare under the saddle 81 90
I'd g 81 90
single 50 90
I'd 81 w
NO. o.3-swKAPsTAKEs.-oPES TO THE COUNTY.
Best Stilon of any age blood
Fastest trotting pacing racking horse,
gelcing in harness unuer the saddle
Persons entering in this class will be required to pay
SO cents in addition to their membership fee, and the
premium will be the amount thus raised by their respec
tive clsss
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COMMITTEES.

expected that all members of committees publish
ed In this list viii be present to perform the duties
signed them The Directors feel assured that they have
chosen individuals who every way competant, and
worthy the trust reposed in them The of the
exhibition depends very much upon the awards that
may make regardless offear favor and the impartial
aons and let nothing pass without the closest scrutiny
Members of Committee requested to appear at the
Floral Hall at clock p n of the first day, and
to thei. names and any vacancies occurring win then be
supplied and each committee viii then be furnished with
a list Of all entries made In their class
1. When there is but exhibitor, although he may
show several animals In class only premium
he awarded and that the first otherwise according to
the merits of the anma and in case viii premium
be awarded where the animal article is not thought
worthy though there be no competition
Committees will be expected to give the for
their decisions setting forth wherein the animal art
Gle exceh his competators.
g. The chairman Of each committee when handing in
their reports expected to assist the Secretary in pro-
curing correct copy from their reports.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
GROCERIES, ETC.
UNOCEhIES, L =.
NEW GROCERIES.
Low Prices
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE
THOMSON, LEWIS s. CO.,

GLASGOW, MO.
TEN years experience gives US just idea Of
l. of the wants of this section of country, in
the way of
Family Groceries.
and we would simply state that We are now OIL
hand with every thing in our line; and will sell
for CASH as CHEAP as any house in the
West.
In addition TO our large stock we have received
a supply which makes one of the largest stocks
ever opened IN GLASGOW. consisting in part of
so bags Rio Coffee; 100 pks Belch'rs Mola's;
Ohh 5 P. N. o. sug.; 80 bbs refined sugar;
1000 bags Salt; 100 kegs Nails;
100 bbs Whiskey; 10 boxes Star Candles,
and large lot of Furniture, Iron, Castings, sc.
WANTED:
Bacon, Lard, Hemp Seed, Hikes; and all the
products Of the farm, for which we will pay
CASH or goods at low prices. Examine our
stock before purchasing.
mara THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
The Distinction.

Ii is an established fact, in this progress
sive age, that fashionably attired woman
will always have attention shown her. Il
she travels alone, willing hands are always
ready to assist her. Mark with what care
she is helped on or from the steamboat OF
railroad car. But let one of her humber
sisters come-see the distinction. Her ap.
parrel is poor. and she is ct once set down
as no lady; although in the true sense oil
the word, she may be the superior, for fine
clothes often time covers black and cor
rupted hearts. l have seen gentlemen
they would be highly insulted if they
were not styled as willingly give up
their seats in the railroad car TO well
dressed woman, who would take it without
even pleasant thank you sir-that was be-
meath her dignlty-while the same gentle
men would let one poorly clad stand an
hour, ere they would offer their seats,
though she YVES just as respectable and paid
the same fare as her more fortunate sister.
As an illustration of what l have said, /
will relate little incident which l saw my
self. l was riding en- the Eighth Avenue
cars down to Broadway. Soon after had
taken my seat a young woman entered
On one arm she bore beautiful sleeping
infant-on the other heavy basket. Her
clothes were old and faded, but still neat.
As gazed into her face, it was easy to
see that she had once been very beautiful,
for there were still some lingering traces,
though her checks and eyes were sunken,
and around her small mouth were many
lines of care. She had evidently seen BET
ter days, and could not help picturing TO
my mind clandestine marriage, purse
proud father in his age forbidding her the
shalter of he childhood's home, and how she
had gone forth with the loved one, and, ere
long, he had died and left her TO struggle
alone in an unfeeling world, with nothing to
love on earth but her helpless babe.
But my REVERE was soon broken by the
Object Of my thoughts rising and YEARLY
totering to the door. Just as she was at
tempting to go through it a dashing young
lady, rObed in the height of fashion, came up
the steps, followed by small bIped in i'm
itation of a msn. Never can l forget the
tone Of The conductors voice, as he said
"Come, hurry yourself out of the way,
woman, so that this lady can get il,
Engraven on my memory yet is the look
Of pain that swept over the poor woman's
pallid face, the would-be lady drew herself
up haughtilv as she came in contact with
her poor sister, and the sneer on her lips
said as plainly as words--"I wish such mis-
cradle creatures knew their place better!''
Oh! how ] wanted 70 repeat TO that young
lady thase BEAUTIFUL lines by C. Jillson:
"Oh We hatdwell in stately halls,
,- Where wealth and fame are known;
Remember you may yet be poor,
Neglect and alone"
When those who have dwelt in affluence |,
feel the gaunt, icy fingers Of poverty grasp
them, then, and only until then, can they
feel what distinction is used; for friends
whom they thought true will forsake them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
The Calico Dress.

A fig for your fashionable girls
With their velvets and satins and laces,
Their diamonds and rubies, and pearls,
And their milliner figures and faces.
They may shine at party or ball,
Emblazoned with half they possess,
But give me in place of them all,
My girl with the calico dress.
She is as plump as partridge, and fair,
As the rose in It's earliest bloom;
Her teeth will with Ivory compare,
And her breath with the cloVer's perfume.
Her step is as free and as light
As the fawn's that the hunters bard press,
And her eye is as soft en- as bright
My girl with the calico dress.
Your handles and foplings may sheer
At her simple and modest attire;
But the charms she permits 10 appear
Would set whole iceberg on fire,
She can dance, but she never allows
The hugging, the squeeze and caress;
She is saving all for her spouse
My girl with the calico dress.
She is cheerful, warm-hearted and true,
And kind to her father and mother;
She studies how much she can DO
For her sweet little sisters ard brothers.
II you want Z companion for life,
To comfort, enliVen, and bless
She is Just the right sort tor a wife
My girl with the calico dress.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26

EccExTRIcITY.-Wen never see an eccen.
trio man-especially if he be young man
without ,suspeeting him Of spice Of at.
fectation. Nature is whimsical old dame
and now and then manufactures and old
fellow;sbut such works are rare, and there
fore more likely to be cOunterfeited. We
have no patience with those young gentle
men who, in company affect absence Of
mind; who, if you ask them question, seem
SO profoundly wrapped in meditation as te
be unmindful Of what is passing around
them. Vanity often makes man rldicu-
lous, but never more SO than when he af-
fects to be eccentric.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26

y7-Some one blamed DR.. Marsh for
changing his mind. SWELL" said he, "tha'
isithe Differences betw cen man and jack.
ass; the iacksss can't change bis mind, and
the man can its human privilege"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26

Being both practical workmen, and intending
to devote our time wholly to our business, we feel
confident we shall be able to attend to all orders
promptly and satisfactorily. We shall have an
entire new stock of material and work, as soon as
one of us can visit the eastern markets.
STEINMETZ & FRANZEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
DRY GOODS, ETC. ..-.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
STROUSE g. FRIEDSAM,

A RE in receipt of their new Spring and SUM
~ mef Goods, which were purchased in New
York, after personal inspection OF the market,
and thorough examination of the stocks, fabrics
and styles, and they do not hesitate TO announce,
that their present Is one of the most complete and
elegant assortments they have ever had the pleas
IRE of offering 10 their numerous customers and
the public. They invite call ara inspection OF
heir goods, which they desisn disPoslns OF on
heir usual terms.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
Flowers.

With each expanding flower we find
Some pleasing sentiment combined; g.
Love in the myrtle bloom is seen,
Remembrance to the violet clings,
Peace brightens in the olives green,
Hope from the half-closed iris springs,
And victory to the laurel grows,
And woman bushes in the rose.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26
Attention to This /!

am specially desir GUS Of closing up my old
business, and must do it. Therefore, all persons
indebted to me will do me an especial favor, and
save trouble, expense, and hard feeling, by calling
and settling without delay. My old business must
be e.osod. mar3. 8. STEINMETZ,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-26

When those who have dwelt in afluence
feel the gaunt, icy fingers of poverty grasp
them, then, and only until then, can they
feel what distinction is used; for friends
whom they thought true will forsake them
They sought them because Of their wealth.
not for their true worth. How many peo-
pie there are who seem to forget that The
same God gave US all existence, and that we
are formed oil dust, and unto dust we mus
surely return.