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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

at DC the yield is 32c, and at 5 the farmer
realizes 10 p bu. Of this statepent we
comet speak advissdly, except frOn gen.
eral publication which has gone unconira-
dicted for several years past.
Another matter of more or less interest,
likely to have some influence the approach
ing season; is that outsiders will hardly
rule the market to the same extent they
have heretofore done. Last season they
they disturbed the legitimate trade very
percsptibly by pitching in, without regard
to those checks and balances which consti-
tute the only safeguards TO operators. The
market was inflated by their influence, and
prices went up TO figures that subsequent
transactions have not been adequate TO COW
er. We believe that parties who entrusted
the purchase and packing of hogs TO others
than the trade-those who cut in the rsgu-
lar way on their OWN acoount--fOund it, in
every instance, an improbable business,
and they viii not be disposed TO enter the
field again in similar way for sOme time
TO como. The experience of last year,
therefore, will probably relieve the market
Of these outsiders--at oast such belief is
indulged-and with such a relief, prices
will be more uniformly sustained.
As the result of the speculative opinions
expressed-and they are but few at this
lime-we may state that opening prices are
fixed at $4@4 90. Ofa great many impor-
tan! changes may occur between this time
and the opening of business-chaDgss that
may affect the entire aspect Of things as at
present presented-but we are only giving
the first breathings Of the trade--ihe ear
liest expressed views Of both sellers and
huyerS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
Certain Cure for Bolts in Horses.

Livery Keeper" writes thus to the
kentucky Farr'er:-When you find your
horse complaining, and looking around at
his side, snd lies down pretty often, and is
moi swollen, you may very readily come tc
the conclusion that he has the bolts. Lose
no time in giving him quart of sweet milk
and molasses, and just as soon as you let his
head down, after be swallows the drench,
slap him several times on the side Of which
he complains most, with paddl. about two
feet long, six inches wide and one inch
thick striking him pretty hard, this process
jars the bolts loose from him, and they take
hold Of, and feed on milk and molasses, In
ten or fifteen minutes after striking him
with the paddle, give him 4 quart or half
gollon drench of strong sage tea; this accom-
plishes object bykilling the botts, andths
horse is relieved.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
A Mass Free State Convention is taIke

A Mass Free State Convention is talked
Of in Missouri, and it will be held. The
Free Men of that State nre strong ms well
as bold Chicago Journal.
Well, when will i, be- held, where will
it be held, and who will take part in it?-
Let lis know who these strong as well as
bold men are. What do they propose to dOf
Are they going to nominate ticket for
Governor and other State officers next Au-
gust? Do they think themselves strong
enough for that? If so, let them bring for
ward The Black Republicans who arO will
lug to run on such ticket, and the coun-
try will soon see how it works Repuhii-
cen.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
University of Missouri, Located st JEFF
fersOn CITY.

The Engineers, Messrs. Patton s. Fris-
bic, are busiIy engaged in surveying and
plating tho grounds belonging TO this Insti-
tuition, ct the West end Of the city. We
understand the main building will be oon-
menced this fall. A number Of lots in the
University addition have already been sold,
and several buildings, we are informed, will
be put up Immediately after the completion
of the survey. These grounds are imme-
diately West Of the city, on commanding
elevation, overlooking the city, river and
railroad, and in full view of the State
House. a more desirable place for private
residences is not in this part Of the State
The University, aside from the literary and
educational advantages it will siford the
people Of the State and the West, will be
en- ornament to eur city. The Primary
Department Of the University is now open
under the superiniendepce Of competent
and talented prOfessOr.-[ Inquirer.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
MYSTERIES CT the Night.

There is nothing very odd i'll my feeling
nervous when l happen to lie awake aud
get listening for sounds. Just keep your
eyes open any tins after midnight, when
you are lying in bed in lone attic of 4
dark night. What horrid, strange, suggss-
tive, unaccountable noised you will hoari-
The Stiffness Of night is vulgar error
All the dead things seem TO be alive. Crack
That is the old chest OF drawers; you never
hear it crack in the daytime. Crack!
There's door sjaf; you know YOU shut
them all. Where can that letce be that rat
ties SO? Is Anybody trying it softly? Worse
than anybody, IS (CoId shiveE.) Then
a sudden gust that jars all the windows
very strauge!-there does not seem to be
any wind about that it belongs to. When
it stops you hear the worms boring in the
powdery beams overhead. Then steps out
side-a stray animal, no doubt. All right
but gentle moisture brakes out all over
you; and then something like a whistle or q
cry; another gust of wind, perhaps; that ac-
counts for the rustling that made your heart
roll and tumble about, so that it felt more
like live rat under your ribs than a part
of your own body; then o crash Of some-
thing that had fallen-blswn over, very ike
--PGter nostsr, gun es in cGGlis! for you
are damp and cold, and sitting upright, and
the bed trembling SO that the death watch
is frightened and has stopped ticking!
No; night is an awful time 10 hear noises
and secret doings. Who ever dreamed,
till one of our sleepers neighbOrs told US of
it, Of that Walpurgis gathering Of birds and
beasts Of prey, foxes, end owls, and crows,
and eagles, that come from all the country
round, or moonshiny nights, to chruroh the
clans and muscles, and pick .out the eyes
of dad fishes that The storm had thrown
on Chelsea beach? Our old mother nature
has pleasant and CHEEKY tones enough for,
US when she comes to us in her dress of
blue and gold over the eastern hill-tops; but
when she follows us upstairs to our beds,
in her suit Of black velvet and diamonds,
every creak Of her sandals md every whis-
per of her lips Is full Of mystery and fear
THE professor" in the Atlantic Month
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
Hebsr c. Kimbau on Horace Greeley.

HebeT c. KimbaIl on Horace Greeley.
In an abstract of o sermon delivered by
HERBER c. KIMBALL, at the tabernacle, in
Salt Lake City, we find the following, as
reported in the VaIley Tan Of Angus. 10Th,
in relation to HORACE GREELEY. II will
be observed that the great champion of ab-
olitionism is not held in very high esti-
nation by the Elder. Here is the extract:
Speaking Of thistles, reminds mo Of a
bright idea Of Gresley's: He thought il
would be wise netion to sow Canada this
ties along the plains, between here and the
States, 10 feed stock upon. Why that woul !!
kill all the cattle with the bloody murrain,
and prick US to death. So much for Gree
ley,s judgement. What fruitful imagina-
ton hs must have! He is the greatest liar
on the face of the earth. Why, bless your
souls, he is the father OF all liars. He viii
&C to hell, and be the ia.hsr Of liars there.
Amen. ["Amen" sounding throughout
the congregation
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
Ca : n 4 = = q =
- ss= @sB = %

OF which above amount
$ 9 8 = o Q q 90
Has been paid TO citizens Of MISSOURI alone.
The Annual income of the H.tIa Company i
more than EeJUBs4E that any similar Cor
poTatl0n in this country; and its assets are of the
most secure and reliable character. among which
will be found S?5, $50 CG of Missouri Bonds
aud Bank Stock; and in point of ability aud favor
able reputation for ProIapt and equitable adjust
ment OF claims, the Htna Company stands uuFi-
vailed.
The Undersigned, Agents, are authorized to in
EedlatelY Issue Pollsle5 asalnst loss BY
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
Remedies for Everyday Maladies.

For a Fit Of Passion. Walk cut in the
open air; you may speak your mind TO the
winds without hurting any one, or pro-
claiming yourself simplston.
For a FL Of Idteness. Count the ticking
Of clock; do this for one hour, and you
will be glad to pull of Jour coat the next
and work like a negro.
For q FIJI ofE1travagance and Folly. &c
to the workhouse and speak with the in
mates of E jail, and you will be convinced
VINO makes his bed of brier and thorn,
Must be content and folorn.
For q FIT Of. .Amb!son. Go into the
churchyard, and read the gravestoaes; they
will tell you the end Of ambition. The
grave will soon be your chamber, the
earth your pillow; corruption your father.
and the worm your mother and sister.
For Fit Of Dependency. Look on the
good things which God has given you in
this world and 10 those which hs has prom
ised to his followers in the next. He who
goes into his garden to lock isr oobwebs anG
spiders, no doubt will find them; while be
who looks for flower may return into his
housewife enc blooming in his bosom,
For ell fits of Doubt, Psrpierity and Fear
Whether they respect the body or the niId
whether they are load to the shoulders
the head OF the henrt-the following is 6
radical cure which maybe relied on, for
had it from the Great Physician-"Cas
thy burden on the Lerd, and he will sus-
tain thee"
For Fit Of R:pining, Lsok about for
the halt and the blind, and visit the bed
ridden, and the afflicted and deranged; and
they will make you ashamed Of complaining
OF you lighter affiiclion.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
A THouour FOR Youss MEs.-r

A THoUeHr FOR YouNG MEN.-Ne
wreck is SO shocking to behold az that Of e
dissOluts young man. On the person cfths
dsbauchee or insbria.e infamy is written,
How nature hangs labels over him to testify,
her disgust at his example. How she loos-
ems all his joints, sends tremors along his
muscles, and bends forward his frame. The
wretch whose life long pleasure il has been
to o-dispose himself and to debaush others.
whose heart has been stsspsd with SIN SO
that ii is black all over Is ss offence to Lhs
heart Of the unblemishcd.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
THE GLASGOW TIMES.
CE.ARK III. GREEN, Editor,

c57 Single copies of THE TINES, put up in
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at five
cents copy.
GO" Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other advertisements will
pe charged at regular rates.
e. No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for ohituaI Y
iotices-to be paid in advance.
f@ The charge for marriage notices is left 10
he Bridegroom, and viii be acknowledged i'll the
paper.
%" Where editorial notice Of advertisements
Is requested, it will be given and charged for
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
T | r E

on Buildings, Stocks OF Merchandise, Ware Hon.
aes and Contents,
TOBACCO AND HEMP IN harms
and personal property generally. Especial at'en-
ton paid TO the insurance of Dwelling Houses and
Contents, for d term of / 10 , years.
The undersigned also issues Policies OF
Marine 1n@uT0nc
and in this department offer superior facilities 10
Merchants and shippers. by open or contract pol
icies, and monthly returns of - per cent. Of the
Premiums granted to regular customers.
The Aitna Company las advantages through its
extended system Of Agencies, established along
every inland route, whereby it exercises due care
over property in TRANSIT, and in case Of damage,
that prompt attention and supervision which gives
TO lis customers the least troube, expense or loss,
and affords speedy means ofrecovery and prompt
forwarding Of damased property.
Losses Promptly .aijustea and Paid.
The patronage Of allwho desire undoGbted In
srrance, is respectfully solicited.
Policies issued without delay, by
TEsglMPs0E LEgyss S. Co., Agents
aug1l for Glasgow and vicinity.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

T7A man can't avoid the e0mpauiOnship
Of hi, own conscience, so he had better
make il his friend
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