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The Summit County BanE, Guy
ahoga Fails, PLAINTIFF

against
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann L. Hewitt
kDBr B. Ward, John q. Fay, .. q.
DoWolf, Arthur J Wenham, Cal
vim y. gomstoek, Henry hsWber-
~ y. \. Cory, William Melhinch,
Dewey B 90, stephen Bahrof,
kbsr STARK Bank a. Remington,
Vormouti Ihe Oommerclnl Hufu-
tual Insurance Ccmpany OF Gave
land, Charles 7 Harvey, WUIiam
J. Gordon, Samuel ward, Mahlgu
q. Hewitt, stephan. Qlemeut, John
n Ar4lBtrongi e heceiver o. the
Canal Bank Of Cleveland, Bethany
College, EDhraim J. Estep, David
u. King, surviving Executor ol
Ldcester King, deceased, George
". GirtY, and Alenet Reed, Do
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sRUEssTON IN SOUTH OAROLINA.

The Senate has adopted a rspart appropriAting half
million Of dollara Tor the eKigsncisa which ssees-
sion may create.
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FRaENtorH. FaNtrH

Collot's Dramatic French Reader
Coripns, BY Madame De Stasl, Paris edition.
De EiTas Hsmentery French Reader.
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ARITHNRTIn

Adams New Arithmetic.
Adams (E. A. First Arithmetic.
Colburn's First Lessons. I'D
Davies Practical Arithmetic.
Davies University Arithmetic.
GreenleAfs Common School ArttAmstic
GreenleAfs Higher Arithmetic.
Rays First Arithmetic.
Rays second Arithmetic. -.. sE-
kay's Third Arithmetic
Ray Higher Arithmetic.
Rays Keys TO the Higher and Third Arfthmetics,
StOddard'S yuveniis Mental Arithmetic.
stOddArds American Intellectual Arithmetic.
stoddArd's Practical Arithmetic.
stOddard's Philosophical Arithmetic.
Smiths Arithmetic.
Thompson'B Practical Arithmetic.
Thompsop's HiRA Arithmetic
Tracey's Elementary Arithmetic.
Tracey's Commercial Arithmetic.
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GEoaRAPaY AND OUTLINE MAPS.

OOrnelps First Steps in Geography.
COrnell'B Primary Geography.
Cornells intermediate Geography.
COrnelPs High school Geography and Atlas
OOrnells Grammar school Geography.
Cornel's Outline Maps.
Cotton and Fitch's Introductory Geography.
Cotton and Fitch 8 Modern school Geography.
Camps Geography.
Cartees Physical Geography.
Fitch's Physical Geography
litch'G Mapping Plates. 4 -a
Mitchell's Primary Geography.
Mitchells intermediate Geography.
Mitchells New intermediate Geography. -.-
mitchell's Geography and Atlas.
Mitchell,s Ancont Geography and Atlas.
Mitchell's Outline Maps.
MOnteith's 8 First Lessons in Geography.
MOnteith's Introduction 10 Manual.t
Monteith's Manual Of Geography.
Monteith's New Manual.
MeNallyis Geography.
MOrse's Geography
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Parley,s Geography.
Pelton'B Outline Maps.
Smiths First Book In Geography.
Smiths QuartO Geography
Whites Class Book OF Local Geography.
Warren's Primary Geography.
Warren's Common School Geography.
Warren's Physical Geography.
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PRIOR
ALSO sPECIE1&

FoR AsTHnk On PHTHlsIO. = Oppressed, DifleulL
LaboFed Breathing, attended With Cough and EEpeo-
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nom the Ear ths result Of Gearlet FeTer neaaea,
Msrcurisls. For Noises IN The Head, Hardnsa Of
Hearing, and Ringing IN tie Ears and kar-aobe.
Fol ScRoTUi. .-Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
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CscbeEy Of Children Price, 80 cent? per box
Fas GUmAL DKBuTL. = Physical o. Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhsustins Discharges Price, 80
1ents per box ~ it- 2
Poa DnoFsT.-Fluid Aecumulstons, Tunid sEell
ns, With seanty seersqns Price oO cent? per 9o1'
sea Vomitng Sickness hom riding or motion,
Pon URnAaF DsEIsEs.-For Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Diflcult Painful Urinaton, DiSeases Of the Kid
neya Price, 80 cents per box
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and Consequent Prostration and Debility, Bad ke-
suits Of Evil HabItA The most successful and EN-
cient remedy known, and nay Be relied upon e. .
oura Price With fun directions, q per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under NE
professional care, or 70 seek adyice OF PFoL 6gn-
PHHzTB can do 90 a. bis once, 500 Broadway, daily
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OUR REMEDIES By MAI.
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or Eampl bY mail 70 our address, at o62 Broadway
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AGENTS WANTED.--We desire an active, eneieni
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Community 10 he United ststsl. Addre1a Dr. Hun
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SOLD BY
T. W. sackrider. Churchill Bro and Beutu
Bros, Cleveland W. 4. Wooster, Elyria; Dr. S
Smith, Medina John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geiee
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the Drug Stores, h Akron, RaYenna, Warren, Can
field, Chardon, Jefferson, and By Druggists an
Dealers On almnat every town and Villaaa IN Ohio
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GLEVELAND g TOLEDO R. R.

GtLEVELAND & TOLEDO RI
1901. WINTER ARBAEGEMENT. 1901.
On and Gfter Monday, November nth 1850 Trains
on this Road viii leave Cleveland IS foll0WB -
$50 A. r., Through Mail stopping all stations on
the Southern Division, arriving ct Toledo
l2.30 P. n. -.a.. ..s ....
400 N. Mail stops At all stations east Of ssndusky
on Northern Division, and arrives ct SAN
dusky at 8:l5 P. n.
730 P. r. Chicago ExpFess-Stopg At all stations OK
oept Washington and Clay, and arrives
In Toledo at 1910 A. n -
CONNECTIONS. F- "7
Connections are made at MOnrosville with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark h. B., at CLYDE with
the Sandusky Dayton snd Cincinnati B. r., ct FFs-
mont With Fremont Indiana h. R., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson Fort Wayne, LOgansport Laiayette
Cairo Alton, st. Louis, and all points West North
Wost and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from TC edo and the
West, At $50 A. NJ and s;4O P. n. And from Sandus
9:25 A. NJ.
BB-F -Forinformation and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket 0hice, 81 Superior St, and az the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov. "A, 1850. sup't
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HIaHER MATHEMATICS

Davies Bourdon's Algebra.
Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying.
Gillespis's Land Surveying.
LOOMS Treatise on Algebra
Loomis' Elements Of Algebra.
LcOmis Irigonometry and LogGrithma
EOOmiG Elements Of Geometry.
LOOMS Analytical Geometry. -r-#
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays AiRebra, Second Part.
ROblnsOn's New Elementary Algebra
RobinsOn's University Algebra.
Robinson's Geometry.
Towers Algebra.
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PHILosoPHY AND CHEMIsTRY.

Comstock's Philosophy, new edition.
COmstOCk's Chemistry, new edition.
Fosters chemistry, illustrated.
Gray'A Natural Philosophy.
Grays Chemistry.
Olmsted's Philosophy, School edition
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave.
Parker's Philosophy.
Portsr'E Chemistry.
Pecka Philosophy, (neW.) u
QuackenbOs Natural Philosophy
Silliman's chemistry.
Stockhardt's Chemistry.
Sprague's Philosophy
Smellie's Philosophy.
Well Philosophy. o.
Well o Chemistry. ~ -- ..- H f.--.. =.
Tate's Philosophy.
Eouman's Glass Book Of Chemistry.
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DIR. GTBSON.

3DR. R. '. LYONS,
PHYHUTKN or THE THRoAT, LUNGS
p g. go 81 AND CHEST 4rr
NOWN ALL OVER THE
- INDIAN HERB DOCIOk,
uiIl b at hi5 Ofdos No. ~ superior Etraet Clave-
and ohio foppoSits he Post once, Two door est
Of Ho1man's Bloekl on he iollsEins dates q saeh
ist I'd MA l2GA ls1, I4tA aaSsoA
@A PAMPHLEE,-a
,,.t-srflqa brisf sketch Of Dr. LTor's Liz. stpsv
nd extensive fraEell has ust been issued - him.
Thieh bs obtained At his once By ell who desire
ol.s os-- - A PFofNIaTENr ARi.otD-
ToledO-AI Ierehant'g Hotel, formerly Collins House
aach month, 1ith, 18th and 1-th
Rayenna--CulllIIl House, arch month Cd and 9Th
AErun-s1 1aI Ire Hou8es oac D 1t and 6rh.
Raine9fii r. OOWigt House, each month, 27fh-
aslnon-A Anerioan Hotel, eact month and 10.
Ai{rta--deebs House, each uiQushi l9th and 18th
3ellegue-8elieVue House.1ach month iloth q 2ist-
6orwalt-Anserican House, eaan month, Is and I9
Adrian, Mich.-Earh month, 22d and I'd.
s Nsnsheld-27th and 18th.
LDr. LYONS urofassss 10 discern diseases By the
Eye Ha thefefors, aka no Quearions HuE roQ uire1
the patients 70 rotate any oi snelr ~ piol- Come
one asa eli, and haFo yq1r ptoLas end ths !ocs-
.i0n of your disease explained, hee ofchargs.
MAXIM sTRIOTLR ADERRKD 10.
Igivs such balm e have no stria
VIZ naEuro OF the lag1s of Lis g.
VIA tio0d ny hald1 j mover stain
Nor POISON mon % ease thclf r1lz-
e. S.-Df. LYON pledges he llore1 word and hgn-
q lst le ~ - - 5Is3 -. h, -. .ii1E
our ne strongest prabab bility Of reltel Or cure.
HaTOonsultation and adTise fres Of ehargo. ~
Ths poor VII b hTuEaily eoHlidarod- d,cs
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CLEVELAND Il ERIE Il. r. -.
1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1851.
On and after Monday, November 26th, 1850, Pas
senger Trains will run IS fJnows
LEAVE CLEVELAND. 3.
$50 A. NJ EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-Stopping at all
Stations except Wicklihe Mentor, Perry,
UnipnVille and SaybrOok; and arrives Al
Erie At l:35 P. H., Dunkirk 40 P. NJ, Buff
$50 P. n. CONNEAUT ACOOhIMODATION-stop
ping at All Stations I-rr
800 P n. NIGHT EXPRESS. TRAIN-StOppinR at
Painesyille, AHhti bula aud Girard only; ar
rives at Eriel2:43A. H. Dunkirk 800 a. n,
o.. Buffalo 4:35 A.
LEAVE ERIE.
400 A. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoppinq ct
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Pafnss-
willie only; arrives at Cleveland 7:i5 A. n.
$50 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-Stopping al
all Stations except SaybrOOk, UniOnVills,
Perry, Mentor and WicklitIs, and arrives at
Cleveland at 6:45 P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leare COnneaut
at 500 A. n, stopping At all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9:25 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl ST. LOUIS &C; and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk With the trains Of the N Y. 4 Z.
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads,
Il. NOTTINGHAM, SUp't.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
Advertising.

Advertise and give the world sign that
you are net rusting. Systematic advsr!is-
ing is seed sown in good ground, to the bu-
siuess man and the merchant, from which
they will in due season reap rich AID a.
buudant harvest. Few persons have pur-
sued such course for any length of time
without having cause 70 be thankful for
what they are at first, half inclined TO be-
lieye money thrown away. Such men have
grown wiser, and their business has widely
extended, while their less enterprising
neighbors have dreamed cn, and IN the end
found themselves jus, where they commen-
ced. Wake up, all ye sluggards, and !et
the world know who and wha, you are!-
lie who negleots advertising his business
in his !ccal paper rot only robs himself Of
his fair advantages. tat bes.ows tie spOi!s
on his rivals.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

KvAvEs AND FcoLs.--The Washington
Star a pape, devoted to Democracy ard til e
South; has this paragraph on the subject oi
Of commercial prescription:
"ThOughtful and tight-nindel persons
Throughout, The South are pained, indeed
by the course pursued by Individual spscu-
la.ors or the political condition Of The times.
We refer TO the current efforts OF such par
ties 70 back-maii northern business houses
b. publishing or getting up for private ex-
hib:tion alleged lists OF Abolition business
houses on tie one hand, and an!i-AOoliiion
business houses on the other, at the North.
Those who know tricks Of trade are wsl! c.
ware that in most such cases fee will cause
the insertion of the name or card of any
house pretty much where its conductors or
others please in such lists; and that, there
fore, no earthly dependence is TO be placed
upon them. We regard such transactions,
one and all, as being akin to knavcry; and
at the South, those who put their trust in
them will in the end write them selves as
being akin fools.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

WIsDoM FOR WIYTER.-Never go 10 bed
with cold or damp feet,
In going into a colder air, keep the mouth
resclutely closed, that by compelling the
air 10 pass circuitously through the nose
and head, it may became warmed before it
reaches The lungs, and thus prevent those
shocks and sudden chills which frequently
end in pleurisy, pneumonia, and other Sc
rious forms OF disease.
Never stand still moment out Of DOORS
especially 1t street corners after having even
walked short distance,
Never ride near the open window Of q
vehicle for single half minute, especially
lift has been proceeded by walk; valua-
BE lives have thus been lost, or good health
permanently destroyed.
Never wear india-rubbers in cold, dry
weather.
Those who are easily chilled on going
out of doors, should have some cotton bat
ting attached to the vest or outer garment,
so as to protect the space between the
shouluder- blades behind, the lungs being
attached to the body at that point; littls
there is worth five times the amount over
the chest in front.
Never begin journey until breakfast is
eaten.
After speaking, singing or preaching in Q
warm room in winter, do not leave it for at
least ten minutes, and even then close the
mouth, put on the gloves, wrap up the neck,
and put on cloak or overcoat before pass
ing out of the door; the neglect Of these has
laid many good and useful man in per-
mature grave.
Never speak under hoarseness, s'ps'
cially if i. requires an effort, or gives
hurting or painful feeling. for it often re-
suits in permaturs loss Of voice, er long
life Of invalldisn.-[Hall's Journal o.
Health.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

No. 81, FiftA ST., Sc. Louis, Mo.
WTHERE can be found at all season the large.
w and most complete assortment o
Artists Materials. EngFavings, Sc.
To be found in ST. Louis. am prepared 10 cx-
ecute all kinds Of Fancy and Ornamental PANT
ing, Banners. &c.
Artists and Amateurs will find at my establish
ment Crayons, Crayon Paper, Water Colors, Sc.
in abundance.
All work and materials warranted to be equal
10 any in the city, and on as liberal terms.
o. Remember the place, lO1 Fourth street
Ten Buildings, above Locust.
feb2, 1860. JAMES SPORE.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

"TADE TO EE BETTER THAN MAN. -
In resent discourse, II. Ward Beecher
said that ''God made %cman TO bs betie7l
Than man." and we agree with eotempo7
rary that the learned divine never uttered
truer sentiment. The remark had been
made substantially often enough before, BY
preachers, lecturers, remsncsrs and poets.
Like many trie maxins which survive in
form when their meaning is almost forgot,
Ten, few who uttered, and still fewer who
heard it, perhaps. understood the full scspo,
and force of lis alIusisns. How eleeuently.1
patheticalIy full Of suggestion it is! "Gsd;
made woman 10 be batter than mann1
made her to be, morally and physically. ga
thing Of beauty AND a joy forever" But
what does man make her-what does So
ciety, what do the cold, crushing eonvsp-
tionalities of crude civilization make her?
Michelet, in his celebrated book, tells U:
that "they all tend more to make her exis-
tence an organized misery, -. - f,e-sa.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
JONES COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
g. I. CoRNEc WASHINGTON Av. AND THIRD ST.
ST. LOUIS, MO.

ST. LOUIS, MO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1871.
A full course Of instruction in this institution
n embraces Double Entry Book Keeping,
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, and
Penmanship.
Especial instruction given in the art OF de-
tectlng Counterfeit Money.
Gentlemen can enter for the courses separate
IL, and at any time, asinsruction Is impaired III
iiyidualiy. and not in classes, each Department
being independent Of The other, and under the
control Of a Professor educated for the especial
duties of that Department in which he is en-
ployed.
For circulars, containing information in regard
10 the Terms, Course Of Instruction, Rules for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes, Weights of
Produce, Tares allowed on Produce, ETC., etc,
call at the Bookkeeping Department, or address,
JONATHAN JONES,
ian6-1Y. ST. Louis. 30.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
THE II n ES,
TERMs or kDYERTIsIVG

Professional or business rards Of six lines or
less will be inserted for six dollars per year.
Administrators notices, two dollars; final set
Elements, two dollars and fifty cents.
Advertisements, of 4 personal nature, will be
charged at the rate OF two dollars per square, and
payment required invariably in advance.
The fee for announcing candidate for office
is three dollars, and no such annunciation will be
made unless paid in advance.
All advertisements, not marked with the nun.
her OF insertions, will be pGblished till forbid and
charged for accordingly.
Advertisements out Of the direct line Of busi-
ness of the yearly advertiser, such as legal, auc.
ton. runaway slaves, strays, &c, will be charged
for separately at the usual rates.
Stray notices two dollars, and one dollar addi.
tional for each animal, where more than one !:
adgerrssd-in advance.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
5. H. BAILEY.
WHOLESALE CONFECTlONER

No. "a Third street, 81. Louis, No.
MOULD respectfully call your attention to
w his large and complete assortment of Large
and Small Stick Candy, Sugar Piums, Almonds,
Comfts. Rock Candy, Kisses and Lozenges Al
50, to has fancy KISS Papers, Fancy Boxes, Cor
nueopias, &C., for Confectionery. His articles
are manufactured expressly for the country trade,
and their superior quality is well attested by the
large and increasing sales, and the already well
established reputation which they have acquired,
believed to sarpass that of. any other establish
tnenf in ST. Louis.
Orders solicited and promptly attended TO.
rs. 1855.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

TAEE CARE CT YouR EYEs.-Cns OF the
most eminent American divlnes, who has
for srne tina been compelled 10 foregO the
pleasure of reading, has spent thousands Of
dollars in vain, and lost years OF time, in
consequences Ofgetting up several hours fes-
fore day ard studying BY artificial Light,
His eyes will never get well.
Multtudes Of men aad women have mads
their eyes weak for life, By the too free use
of eyssight in reading small print and doing
fine sewing. In view Of these things, it
will be well TO obssrye the following rules
in the uss of The eyes:-
Avoid all sudden changes between light
and darkness.
Never begin 10 read. or write, or sew, fOs
several minutes afler coming from darkness
10 bright light. ..-. -
Never read BY twilight, CT moonlight, CT
on a very cloudy day. j
Never read or sew directly in front Of
tbs light, or window, or door. :,
/, Is best to have The light fail from above
cbliquely, over the lef: shoulder. -,
Never sleep SO that, on the first awaken
ing, The eyes shall open on the light Of a
windew. - :
Do nc. use the eyesight by lightso scant
that it requires an effort 10 discriminate. :, :
The moment you are instinctively pronp-
ted 10 rub the eyes, that moment cease using
them. +,
II the cyelids are glued together, en- wa
king up, do not forcibly open; but apply
the saliva with tie fngar-it is the speed.
les: dilutaht in The world; then wash your.
eyes and face in warm watsr.-lHalrs
Journal Of Health.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
-.1Nr InIIIS ADVERTISEMENTs
C. D. SULLIVAN s. co.
watch &ClOck Maker:

No. 80, Fourth ST., ST. Louis, No.
4 large and well selected assortment o
Ey9clccks, watches, jeweiry, silver spoons, &C.,
constantly on hand FOR sale low.
Allkinds OF Jewelry made TO order and neatly
repaired. Engraving neatly executed, and allor-
sers promptly attendedto.
e<The highest prices Taid for old Gold and
liver, april 5.
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
CAPITAL, CHE MILLION DOLLARS
Ca = l. \ IS cts
g e O e O . z 3 & . g
TWELVE FEELEgON DOLLARS,
of wk!ch above amount
sS a q IA 90

Has been paid 10 Citizens Of MISSOURI alone.
The Annual income Of the Iltna Company ii
more than EsGEfss-E that of any similar Cor
poratIon in this country; ana lis assets are of the
most secure and reliable character, among which
will be found SS4 500 0g of Missouri Bonds
and Bank Stock; and in point oi ability and favor
able reputation for prompt and equitable adjust
ment of CLAIMS, the Atna Company stands unri-
vailed.
The Undersigned, Agents, are authorized 10 in
mcdiately issue Policies against loss by
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09
Latest Discoveries in Africa.

A letter was read before tho American
Geographical and Statistical Society, on the
9th inst, addressed to that body by the eel
sbrated African traveller, DR.. Livingstone,
under date Of s'Tette, Zambesi, Feb. %, :
1852" N which he gives sone interesting
particulars Of his lates: discoveries. Re-
ferring 10 his explorations Of The Zambes;
river, he says
"We are all quite sure now, that during
at least Eight months ofeach year, a steamer
Of four or fve feet depth of draught could
trade wilhou. embarrassment. The reason
why so little hes been known about the
Zambesi may have been the branching
in the stormy promOnitory, by which it was
hidden from navigators. And these sapy-
chair geOgrapheis, dreaming over the geog-
raphy Of PtOlony, actually put down the
Zanbesi as flowing into the sea at Quill
name, which in lis days it probably did /.
though not drop of Zambesi water in or
dinary circumstances reaches that port.
Had scne branch of the Anglo Americans
planted their footsteps ca its banks, The
werld wculd have known oil about it long
ago; and no one wculd have ventursd 10
| play with ihs river as has been done, max:
| ing il loose itself and flow under the KalsA
hari DESERT"
| DR.. Livingstone and his party ascended
branch Of This river, the "Shirc," end he
gives sone account Of the people and things
alorg its banks, thus ;.
I $50 far as we can ascertain, this river,
has never been explored BY Europeans be-
fore. One part OF the lnzar:snt valley Of.
the Shire IS narshy and abOunding in la
goOns, in which grow great quantities Of
lotus plant. Tie people wers busy COLI
Iecling the tubeTs, which when boiled or,
roasted, resembled chesruts. They are
thus real Lotophagi, such as are mentioned
BY Herodetus. Another part ef the valley
nbOunded in elephants. Herd upon herd
appeared as far as tie eye could reach, an1
noble animals they were. We sometimes.
chased them in cur It;.s steamer; for the
Shire branches eff occasionally, and forms
islands. The upper par. Of the valley is
well peopled, and many ofthe hills are cui-.
tivated high up. But never having s,en
Europeans before, they locked on US wiz
gres! suspicion. They watched US -con7.
stantly, well arnad with bows and poisoned.
arrows, ready 10 repel and attack, but nc.
inoiyiity was offered when we landed nor
were our wooding parties rnolested. -
Glasgow weekly times., 1860-02-09

Has Too MucH CT Ir.-The Cleveland
Plaindealer is Democratic paper, snd il
processes its willingness TO stomach any
amoun. cF nonsense from its Democratic al.
lies in Congress; Int the reasonable de-
bates which rage at Washington are more
than it can endure; it protests in the most
vehement manner against the oOntinuanca
of them, saying: .
'At the opening OF eur yet dissrganized
Congress We felt disposed 10 excuse, in
consideration of the Harper's Ferry out
rage, any reasonable amount Of pOiiicaI
nonsense. But thi, for time changed tc
buster and threatening towards the ,rhol'
North, without scarce any discrimination,
or recognition even Of the Northern De-
mocracy. We let that pass, though meas
urably indignant all the time, it may as
well be confessed. III last, ho,Derer, us
iape only treason and disunion invoksd,
prayed fer, THREATENED. The Southern brss.
zes from tie National Capitol come laden
Nth no other sounds. We have VISITED
weeks impatisntly for some evidences Of
returning sense-some faint show Of pa
trio,ic regard by Southern Democrats for
the Union-and moderately decent con-
sideratioa for the feelings of love and ven-
eraiion entertained for it by the Democracy
Of the North. We have waited IN vain."