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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, Nov. 81, 1859.
The House met pursuaAt to adjournment.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bardwell.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Armstrong. presented memorial from
merchants of Knox county in relation to
merchants tax. Referred TO special COM
miltee heretofore appointed.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. German, offered a resolution proposing
joint committee 10 consider and confer with
the officers of The Penitentiary ia relation To
the expediency of charging that institution
aud building sale room for the same. Rule
suspended. and Mr. White OF Davidson, pro-
posed an amendment declaring it expedir Mt
10 lease out the labor OF the convicts, which
was Withdrawn, and the resolution was then
adopted.
MIR. White then proposed his amendment
as an original resolution. Lies over.
Senate resolution ins.ruciing the Bank
Committee OF the two Houses to consider the
propriety OF continuing the existence of the
present Banks, or Of incorporating others;
also TO ascertain the capital of the Bank of
Tennessee aud its branches, and whether the
public interest demands the continuance OF
that institution, and to report by bill or
otherwise, was adopted.
Senate resolution to print $500 copies of
the final report OF the State GeulOgist, was
rejected, yeas "a, nays %. Mr. Williams, of
Hi KHAN entered a motion 10 reconsider.
Mr. BayleSs' resolutions on the III irper's
Ferry Disturbance, &C., were made the spe-
cial order for wednesday, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced, and
severally passed on their first reading
MIR. East Il bill TO amend the law relating
to The conveyance Of property by .fennes cOpert
OF their trustees.
MIR. Farnelly. bill TO establish the Mem
pnis Ci'y Gas Light Company.
MIR. cknell. bill to Change the time of
holding the Chancery COuIS in Blount coun-
ty.
Also. bill to amend the law regulating
Weights and Measures.
Mr. Trewhitt. IA bill to amend sections 2S3l-
% and of the Code.
Mr.. German, bill TO amend the Home
stead law OF this State.
Mr. Surew, bury, "a bill to protect the pur-
chdsers If land, in certain cases
Mr Pickett, a bill 10 incorporate the Rome
and Payne'S Bend Turnpike Company.
Mr. Martin, bill 10 provide for the I'M
claimed assets Of decedents' estates after
seven years.
Also, bill to incorporate the Lebanon
Female College.
Also bill providing for holding the Cir
cult courts Of this State twice instead of
three times year, a. at present.
MIR. Ewing. IA bill to amend the charter of
the town of Franklin.
BILLS ON THIRD READING.
The bill TO incorporate the Forked Deer
River Navigation Company, was considered
and passed on its third reading.
The House then adjourned until O'Clock,
+. NJ.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment;
and proceeded TO the consideration Of House
resolutions laid over.
sections of the code to be read. winch are
proposed to be amended or repealed, was
adopted.
The resolution of Mr.. Vaughn raising a
committee to determine the number of each
of various public documents which ought To
he printed. was laid ON the table.
The House then dIspOS, d of number of
Senate bills on first reading; also number
of Senate bills on second reading.
The house then adjourned Till 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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IHt HnHse met pursuant 10 adjOurnmcnt.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bardwell.
PETITIONS.
Mr.. Armstrong. presented memorial from
merchants of Knox county in relation to
merchants tax. Referred to special COM
miilee heretofore appointed.
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Another PAN OF srASrsE TwN.-rh

ANOTHER PAIR OF SIANEsE TwINS-The
Worcester TfaaseriP says that Ars. ID. W.
MooRE. OF West Boylsion. Wa safely deliver
ed GU the 7th instant. Of a pair OF twins
more remarkably united than the Siamese
twins. They were female children. perfect
In form, but joined breast to breast, from the
collar hone TO The umbilleal. There was one
hreAst bone on either side. aud the ribs Of
both children were Joined to this bone
There was but one liver in common. .bn,
donble In slxe. The heart was Of the same
conformity. There va. bat one kidney To
each child, bat they were doabie.
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a. VAR. Bates, Of Missouri.

Th"St Louis Democrat say. it states 'Ly
authority. and as an absolute fact, dtat IMr Baies
does endorse errry 'oOrd and sediment continued
IN the manifesto Of the Mus. There can be no
doubt now. Mr.. BATES stands upon the
platform constructed for hun. We have al
ready given the leading points of the plat
form.
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- 1t has, we understand. been reported
that Gov. Houston. of Texas, has written to
u, indicating hostility or unfrirndline,s to-
ward The S0uthern Pacific Railroad or its
management. This is all Il mistake; there il
not public man in Texas upon whom We
feel that The friends of the Southern Pacific
can rely more implicitly for not only justice
but liber'lily. than upon Gen. HoustonI
Louisville Jouyual.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

A>orHgR FrGITryE.--So DR.. HowE. OF
Boston, (old BKowS's Z" hacker y has run
of to Canada. too. a- we'll as FRED Douo-
LAS. The doctors friends deny that be Is or
was eartieeps eyIsssis--but why then should
such an innocent man. be in such hurry,
like Dor0LAs, 10 make tFacksf'
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

ser solomon Ray. the Sheriff Of Yanrey
county. y. c.. has spbseendea With abnut
$4,000 belonging TO the State. being The
proceeds OF tar collections. George W
Glass. Sheriff Of Mcdowell county. y. c..
has also Ab-eonded. and carrying OF large
amouat OF m0aey.
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Bakery aud Confectionery.

A tso reessxee = aas Assortnsnt Of TFsarh con-
a fseslsearsss- I an auii aaa af4starins that A.
Ne Cen4y, Aee sza ssltAE q eae<p q any
koass n sne efty. A4xs maas, recentsy saditsee
ny hzkeFys xe1 ] a. nes able - fuFnssh great
many 1ore e thass extra large Lesxss q Bread
sith al he VARSITY ~ Cakss. flssy AZ. ke-
cHAS. nnHEk f@oS.
eet2f Ne ~ A4xks1 stFsss-
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WEEkLIES.

nN FRIDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1852 on tho pre-.
~ misses, Will sill a. pablo sale, bat va.u bic
improved property ui the late Mrs Tarver situated
oD College street 10 NrGavoCks brst addition. TIE
iot fronts ninety ave feet on College street and
back about $50 feet to alley. There are
frame HOUSES, with All ether necessary houses
on the lot, Which has been divided, and each
ttIns from three ~ SIX rooms, all la good repair.
This pop rty situated IN or the most thIcSly
settled, and fast Inpros ing additions 10 Nashville.
and i IN every TcspeCt desirable property We
wuald earn, stiy cai tbr attention Of those wishing
TO purchase CT cap and comfortable homes e. this
sale, ana would ass examination OF Il before day
II safe.
TEENs OF SALF--oI e third cash. halauce IA one and
Two years, Win interest, and a lien retained.
T. x. GLASGOW h Co,
noFo-td.
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

Az r are nov receiving ine assortment OF Fur
w nishiug Goods OF which name SHIFTS
every variety otpIterns and latest yles-CoilaTs,
Gloves Sus pendeTs. Robes Neck rcs, Pocket hand-
kerehiers, Umbrellas, UNDERW EAE-evcry varie-
ty--Mouey Belts, HALF II - Fol Cotton, Wool, Mo-
rinO, and iashmere--TRAVELING SHAM :, Gaunt-
lets of bugkskin Kid aud Calf &c. FOR sale by
noNl.tf j. Il. MCl,iIl..
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Cheap but Good.
A d VI : s. EVES.
Fancy Goods.

IusT received a rEesh stock % Fancy deeds
~ Combs, drashes, faFses, Pocket Books, Porte
honaases, leather SAtshsls, frsvsiing Cares shell
TckiHg cames, Nest BattOEs fAEeFs, straps T0llel
Airress, sstssers HALVES, ke- .AIlfor sAlslew ey
uovl.G 81 HaaIII.
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HolioWay's OintmenI.-Pains in the
back or limbs, stiff neck, tism, rheumatic
govt, neuralgia aud throat are cured by rub
bng in this great iote 10 diseases of the muscles
and nerves. Sold so Mailen Lane, y Y.
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VI Az IkIED.

On the eth instant in Patrick county Va, by the
Rev L. F. Way, DR.. 7. b. FERRIS OF this city to
Miss NOBLE H., daughter of the late Major CLARK
Penn, of Nettle Ridge, Va.
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Valuable Lot Of Land near
NashNiIle.

AN Offering for sac IN low terms, tract OF Land
i ou the Louisville Branch Turnpike. containing
two hu"aroa acres, about half clel ed niue miles
from Nashville, joining the lands Of Eu, ch Gun
nught I'm and l.. Bowman. IL is god farming land
'cuilarly adapted 10 the growth Of wheat al d
fsuit with 'NceenI water IL Nillbe sold low. Ap
ply A. v. ;. LINISLEY.
uct95-fm
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FREE NEGRoEs.-A bill has been introduced
into The Senate Of Mississippi prohibiting free
negroes from remaining in the State on any
preieXt whatever.
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FOR RENT.
Ambrotypes and MeIaneotvpes.

ENoUR good Upsiair Rooms (iu respectable family
Il Wood or Coal House Stth OF Yard aud
HydTant. Possession list January, fs6e.
Apply q this Office hov2l-u
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POsfn0nenleuf.
Dried Peaches.

The above sale Is postTnned until MONDAY No.
VEMBER 2sIH 1859 on account o. the inc emeaey OF
he weather. noy3a
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- Hs2 49, a.

TWO through Passenger TrAins between Nash
Il vile and Louisville, making close connections At
louisville FOR New lork, Boston, TIA acelI hsa, nAl-
tmore, Washington Cliy, huhaio; NArarH Fails,
Cleveland Curinaati. -. iouls, and tire far West.
firsf trEin ieAVes NsshNIii- Il A. N daily. stop
ping al GaIlatln. Bowlfg GFeen, Glasgow gunstian,
h1abeihtaHn and AL rrgGlar stat ols South u LIB.
anon Juncfian. ~hen sigualleG ~ tag, and arrls-
tng in L.ouisVlile At 2s-e =. n. ReiuruinE leaves
Louisville "a go A. NJ stopping above, and
giviog ~ Nashville al ) t6P ~.
ssroad train icasss NasaViiie at 2-2s p. n. daily,
(sssdAys sxeeIasd stopIstEg nrst train and ar
diving "a iui-Stlie a l. Al nlsht Returning RAVES
I4Oosvliie IS al r. n. stopping above, and ar
rirlnF in Nashville ~ 10 - night
Gailztia Accommodation Tram ieaVes Nashville
dsiiy (SEDdays ekeelsedl Al soo r. stopping nt
rsgiaf stations hen siEnatei b tag, and arriv-
iag IA 6ailAiin aISzSP. n RstaTiing leaxcs Gala
tia Al 20 A n, and IN Nashville ss4S
A. ~.
JAMES y. GAMBLE, sup'i.
A J. FIEsD. Gen fieksg AEf n0xT atr
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For Rent or Lease.

INoR alter OF years, one OF the most desirable
Il FARMS In abe Cuu ~ Of Davidson, three mil
from Nashville, an the North side OF the Cumber-
land river, containing 4Os acres, 200 open and
IN cultivation with large aud comfortable Dwelling,
Kitchens, Smoke h uses and all necessary out
houses. The Farm wsli Watered and has \ enc
orIcaTd upon II. a fine lot of Corn, Fodder and
Oats caa be purchRsed nov at the farm. For fur
ther 10 formstiou apply at No. IL Cherry street.
oct22-u MICHAEL VAUGHN.
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% BUsAF1ss Peeled Dried Peech hes new crop and
~ very superior aTtcie-io arrive % day from
Georgia Anc far sale nv
MIZEI, HOOPER Co.
nOvi6-tf Nos. 6 and Markell 81
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4 lE cheapest and the best, made Rt th1 Ara
l Gallery, corner OF College aud Uuion streets
nagucrcaptypc Picture ef Decreased frrsns can here
be coppied and thrown 40 TO the Lls Ssss Psrtrdu
Please call aad seo specimens.
{. c. HUGHES
Principle aud Sois ProprictoT % the MelAHeotype
Tight ia Nashville. nov.I-tf
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IRON AND CASTINGS.

ISA roSs assorted iros saa Castings ca haad
tDtf4a1 Tor ale by D. u DiCkEr.
SNts-u. Ne. 81 nzxk<t ssrsst
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BRANDY! BRANDY!!

w have jsst reasfxeS % be soi4 fer account
w conslknees. the following saperioF BraDdy xiE
3 Half rlpes OtAsa. Tsspsy Go CognAe, lass;
Pinsr GAsllllan C. :. 1s34,
sQaartsr % Eas4asb a 1851.
"a q oArs pupsy ca - las:
ne zesxs sal III sM sn q ere1h % lear msashs.
fTaet sispssed q pFsFtoas te ancfte1 sale
fr,sss1.y ssEtl i wln Be ossFsd Al auction. Call
A1d exAEine IA
CARTER wftsFokp co.
es<z1 Ne. Aarkst srts<t.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NnshEIIIe and Nor.h- " esteFn N n.
A PtfBllC IkTTiNG 81 fhe GRADUATION, ulslfG-
N eISG and fRts-ilA6 of about "a miles q the
Restrrn nixlsaon Of t8e Sssls ir and Ncrth Wes.rn
RAilroza, extending freas neAr bresasn 20 HuutiaF
d.n ~ be h~la a. ngr@dsu Esanestes, Thurs
Day ssh g nE.CEn a. next.
ProGlss, fisns. sFeeaac-tens, ke-, vii be ready
tnd coca q the kAxanesT Oc-se Ia f-ekmAs. KY.
from SsFf uocr zesh 81 nscrnaber 81 znd a. DFea-
dea irem neces her an 20 pecenasef STA.
Ssais1 Prop asls faF lie S0Fk D. t1s - shSus
ualle 2sh, ali be recetvee aAlH Ir<eftsF 30
hiek usAn ny aba satll Ehs morniHs q f1ce1nbsF
ssh, 81 bEesasa. Isaa- TeFns Destiy casa.
f.ks StkftNeffS,
trekl1s1t-
pa HElLNEk.
novT "a EagtaeeT HestsFn nhti isa-
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To Whom it may Concern.

A LARGE lot of unclaimed baggage remaining at
"A the Depot of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, If not called for before the 18Th day of
Dece Hber next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, VII, ON that
day be sold at public auction 10 the highest bidder
10 pay expenses Of storage
r. ". COLE,
nOvi7-td Superintendent.
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Dissolution.

rINHE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il style Rnd arm 81 ]. ". LANGLEY 4 On, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business giil hereafter be Conducted b. J ".
LANGLEY, Who alone e authorized 90 settle the
business Of the late arm.
b. RUCKER. Jr.
j. W. LANGLEY.
Nashville, Juy LIST. 1889.
y. B---The business hereafter will be conducted
by the undersigned, At the old stand, ~ Union
street. J. W LANGLEY.
oct2a-u
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Toys and Fancy Articles.

A e~auslsai .ssestzsztissf spsss4 - Lacks M
"a sse nad Faaey Sters "a chsroh street Call Ast
srsnaiss Before pareh4xsas siss~ ksrs
esg9i-d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22
Notice..

n HE Subscribers 20 the Stock - the SpFinE
Il street Bridge Company requested % a
the ofncs OF A Y :. Lindsey. Esg.. on SATURDAY
ihe loth day Of December next, for the purpose %
electng seven Directors
~ order OF the Commissioners
noato-ld
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uew advertisements
WAN TED.

A GIRL to do house work; industrious white or
~ black girl will answer Apply at No. 10 S,uIh
Spruce street, a. TINS UiIce. nov22u
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-22

DUkSIAN to the Law IN sGch case prov idcd,
IL wfii sell 20 the highest bidder leF cash Al the
Court House IN Nashville, saturday the ioth day
Of uNccmber, 1853, negro man nHtaed Jack Jack
inmRted On tie iaa 81 david county
the stb day 20 November. 1855. Represented hes
miiird that he beiouged 10 Alexander Jones, Of
Pay county, Alabama and has no< been reclaim
ed. lie = about 60 years old fe't = iDcnes hEh,
and weighs Aboat l.o p<uuas, and n q Carl con-
pie xion. sale under the las. and ~iii commanicAte
good tale against al hers. Fee section ,ass q
the Co1e Of fcnhesses.
J. NJ. HINTON.
SheFtn q Davidssn csianty.
nv Taow Uons,x Isfisrr aosIO-Ld
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DISSECTING INSTRUMENTS

Medical Saddle Bags.
NNTE are Just iB receipt Of another supply Of Dis
w secting INSTRUMENTS aud Medical saddle Bsgs
% and improved sty les; 10 which respect
fnlly the atteEtion IL MoeieaI students And
Prastitlosers-
RAINS BROWN A Co..
Oct3i-n No. 10 sonth side Pubic square.
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Houses and k4OtS
A r PU Lie SAL l..

nov22-tf
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
A Soung Girls Thoughts on her
Twentieth EiTt.-lay.

twentieth EirtE.-Day.
Gulhcod's suanr d. ever
With to-dos:
They, "ah iili.,a. wayaarl 4ri5h'nea.
Pass away!
WomaG's earnest path hcco:c me
l,e;h straight.
WLo can tell what cyief and anguish
There await?
Guid me. Father, God Of mercy!
On the way;
Never from the holy guidance
Lctme stray!
Give that need Of Joy or sorrow
Please;h Thee.
Whaisoc'r Thy vii! ordaineth
Best for me.
IL the shadow ard the darkness
Be thy STAY,
l.. the light, LIST radiance dazzle,
&c hot far!
Make patient kind and gentle,
Day by day,
Teach me 6ow 10 live more nearly
As IPreY.
That my heart 50 much desireth
Grant me still,
II that earnest hope accordeth
With Thy will:
Should thy mercy, quite Withhold Il,
Be thou near.
Let me feel ! hold it promise
All too dear.
Here upon life's very threshold,
Take my heart;
From Thy holy guidance LET it
Meier depart.
When 1ifs's stormy strife Is over
Take me home.
There TO be more tl;iy, truly,
2hiae alone!
SlarFe's Magazine:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
NEW SADDLERY.
WATCEgES. CEGEEEs.
Z II w D Is 20 :

Z .I w -ES Is 70 y
And Fancy Goods.
Z OHE CHAMSL6bAlN, having Just returned
- 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, JevveEry, &c,
ever brought to this place. His Watches have
IUsi been imported from the best manufactures,
and are Of tile finest Workmanship, and of the lat
est improved movements, with heavy Gold and
Silver cases, and warranted TO keep time. His
JEEyEE1EGY
consists OF fine Chains, Seals, Bracelets. Lockcis,
Breast-pins, Earrings, Finger-riRgs, and Charms;
also SPLENDID assortment of Enameed, Coral l.
Lava, in full sets, from the finest domestic mana
factories, embracing every variety Of cheap cost
y, beautiful and useful articles, adapted 10 com
fort, pleasure, and adomment of the Fair SEX
He has also received an extensive assortment Of
Sa02d, SiETer; StceE ana plated spec
tacies;
Also fine assortment of
Port Monies, Pocket Cutlery,
Gold Pens, Brushes,
Thimbles, Ladies Reticu!es, &c,
Jet Goods, WoCk-boNes,
Combs, Writing Desks,
Yiolins, Accordeons,
French Flutinas, Guitars,
Toys, Violin Il Guitar strings
This splendid assortment of Goods was selected
with great care, and from the latest Inportatoas;
they are of the best quality, and newest styles,
and are offered at such prices as will compare IA
vorablY with any establishment in st. Louis.
n. b. Watches, Clocks, Jewc!ry &; Accorde-
ons, repaired III a workman-like manner. ali
Work warranted to give satisfaction.
Silger-Ware Of all kinds made TO order at short
notice, By experienced WOrlimen.
Cld Gold and Silver taken in Exchange.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN
eTS Sign OF the Big Watch, No. 81, Union
Block, First Street, Glasgow Mo.
lime II 1877
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

Eg-"Well how did you wife manage the
shower bath, Deaconf" "Sho had real COED
luck, Doctor. Madam Moody told her how
she managed. She said,,sheashad a oiled Sill
cap with cape TO it, like ilreman's tina
will come all over her SHOULDERS "She's
reol for her pains. That's not The way u
replied tie Doctor. $50 nay wife thought. "
sYour wife did nothing of thai sort, hOpe?"
20, no, Doctor, she used an umbrelia!'-
What the mischief good did the shower
bath do .ierS" She said size felt better
Her CLOTHES wasn't wet a mite. She sol
under the umbrella for half an hour, Till all
the water had irickled. of, and said it was
cool and deIightfnl-just Ike shower bath
In the summer. Then she took of her
things and rubbed herself dry orter."
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22
STANXAS,

Leaf b. leaf the roses fall,
Drop by drop the springs run dryj
One BY One beyond recall,
Summer beauties fade ahd die;
But the roses bloom again,
And the spring will gush anew,
Ia the pleasant April rain
And the summer sun and dew.
So in hours of deepest gloom,
When the springs Of gladnessfail;
And the roses in their bloom,
proop like naidens wan and pale;
We shall find some hope that hes
Like silent gem al art.
Hidden far from careless eyes
In the CaTden.of The heart.
Some sweet hope 10 gladness wed,
That viii spring afresh aud new,
When grle.'s wSnter shall have fsd,
Giving place 10 rain and dew
Some sweet hope that breathes of spring
Through the weary, weary tine,
Bidding FOR its bIossoming,
In the spirits glorious cline.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

TIE VAsTnEss oFA TRILLIoY.-Not q
fi.4Hon Of seconds has elasped since the
creation Of Adam. nor VIII that number
have cla.ped until February LIST, in the
wear q cur Lord 25,s32! For in the tril-
lion Of srcq1ds ihers are 81 ,6s7 years. p
DAYS. hour, 46 minutes, AID 20 seconds
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

NTE have all kinds Of Spices, Flayorng Ex-
w tracts, Yeast Powder, Starch, Soda, Cream
Tartar, Soaps, Dye Stats, Backing, &c, sc.
Junc30 CROPP & WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

DURE BrandY-Warranted genuine, and very
Il scarce article in this scction-for sale by
declb J. J0RMIS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-22

1.-the Cleveland Plain Dealer has G
correspondent, one ARENAS Ward, who is
not much On spelling, but powerful in de-
soription. lie gives the following episO9e
in his counting experience:
Geatz.-Ime in sad and santernenta
mood lerniie. l thawi ST lst ID kOurt tbs
Muse & did so Try to DO, but the Muse
refused 10 be koRrlsd, and so NE thincts III
LET my thawts express themselves in prose,
aud speaking of kourting reminds mo Of
how wood s. one Mrs. A. Ward which
dess8y will interest the readers of yure
valerable paper. Twas a cern still mite ia
Joon, when all natur was hust 8; marry Zef-
fer disturbed The serene silence | sct
with the obieck Of mi hsrt's hffeckshuns en-
the fence Of her fathers pssiur. had OK
reriuneed hankeriH AFTER Esr fur Buzz
time, but darsunt proclame III pashun.-
We'll, we sot there on he fence swingin
OF Cur iets aud frow s .b!usbin as red as
the skool house when il was fust painted,
and lookin very cimpul, made 10 dOwt,-
My left arm. WAS okupide in ballunsin ny
self On the fence, while nj rite was wopn-
ded affskshuDateiy round her waste.
SEE l, "Suzanner, / think very muehly
Of you," g. l side deeply.
SEE she, ''HOw you dc run on
SEE |, Il wish there was windows two
my sole, scze yu Good see sum OF my fell
ins.'
pawsed heer, but rs sue made &c reply
! cuntinnered in the following strane:
Gar! Good yer know the slcspless mites
parse on yure account, how vittlss has
ceased TO be attractiv 10 me and how my
limbs are shrunk up, you wOodn't dOwt
me, not by any means. Gaze on this wastin
form and thees sunken ize,' | cride, jump
ing up, g. l shud have con,innered sum
time longer probly, but unfortunately l lost
my bolunce s. fell over inter pas!er ker-
smash, tarin my close ard severely dansgln
myself generally. Summer sprung to my
assistance and dragged me 4th in bubble
quick time. Then drawn herself up to her
full hite sed:
81 wont listen TO your internal nOneens
eny longer. Just you say rite strait cut
wha; you are driyin al. II you mean get
tin hitched m in.
considered that air enuf for all practi-
cal purposes, and we went TO the persons
Of onct, and was immejitly made !.