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DraTn or \ RfaAEsAALE MaS-Thc
Albany, \. Y, papers record the death.
near tba, city. of John o'I'rtcn Shcnau.
dosl. baIf.brc,d lnlian, at the sgc II lD.'
years;
lIis father. John o I,rien. An lrishman.
enigratcj to this country about the year
lIis, ani soon after married ysung
sluaw of the S,sckhrij.e tribe II In,lians.
Of which "a. born John O'I.ricn Shcnau.
toah. in the year l1jl. The father being
man of means. sent his son to France "a
obtain good classical education. kcma'n-
Jag there until he hid finished tis studies.
he returned to the United States in ths
sam. vessel thu, bore Americas true friend
Lafayette Young o'l,rien Shenandoah
vas presen, and took an active part in mps,
of the battles which ~cre Tough, between
III. Americans and English.
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AyiNG located 10 the town II Panols. ten.
ders his professional services 70 the citizens
rsuerally. uhee we-, side of ths s7usrs, nes'
door 10 W. y. wa,tins' Store.
February ., ts6D. S-ls.
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General Collecting Agent
cO0 pANDlA lOCNTV.

HAVING bssinss. Ill esss the ecsnsy. oes'
nv s~vtIees ss 'isrsrsl Collecting Agent
Iersrhis merchants will End IL tp their interest," u
eaI me the.r s<eesnts fer crlIeesiss.
Rsssss>cvs Geo. D. Wright, n. n. Wet, Her
aado /. r. A. nsaiIssa, John n. West. Nemphis
JuhNR. JACkssDN.
J..,.,~ 10. tsAO SAT-.
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\ CURIOUS The following
advertisement appeared IN the pcnnss wanna
Gazette, published By Dr. Franklin, icon.
tanning the freshest ad,iccs. foreign aud DO.
mestc, from Thursday, September 2ith, "a
October 1T. 1880. The Advertiser was,
doubtless, the ancestor Of the present ABE
Lincoln the Republican candidate fot
l'rc-idcnt--all his dimensions Of the slave
holder apply With equal force to bis own
grani.irc;
Ran away on the 18th Of September
last, from Abraham lincoln. of Springfield,
N the county Of Chester. negro. named
Jack, about 30 years Of agc, low stature,
'pcaks little or M English. has . scar hy
a.. .... -. ssss 80 ." 80 -
his teeth no,chci. and the top Of one ol
hi. forc6nrers broke. IIc had m WHEN he
vent away. an oil hat, grey jacket. Who
ever secures the said negro. aud brings HIM
TO bis master or to Mordccai Lincoln. living
among the upper inhabitants IN schuylkill.
or to William Branson. III Philadelphia,
shall hay. twenty .hillugs reward a'.d
reasonable cha ge.. Phil P,HHsg'rdniD
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DR.. JOHN n. WRIGHT

rrAs pesussersly lccss-d ss his resides-e. ass
III miles sssth-sass u Pssois, 10 the Ce9se-
HE professional services.
Jarv 10. le69. 8-6.
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DIR. z. P. WEAVER,

"A, removed to W. Charles n. Fsrisy's, -
four miles Nussh-vsst of Pausls-asd
s.s. hs. professional services to The ssffs sad. =
ing eesatry.
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4 f.mlfutb kyEhf fatnsbAt aonNisf
uvJ %. wow n Tsr.
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III b.. pf.I f HiHf1i. .it..4.., .tuH....It ~
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All nl.sflp. .pns ngt distinctly limited ai Tho
,at 4 sabsafihlas, viii he continued nniil WI NJ.
.,fais. ars p,l, NJ NJ iheoflonoi n tha rforfietor
ApNIilriSINa RATES;
SIZE hasi, ~ less, lih. "ta itpe,l away' to
saa.l.litsa .1aue al over one square aud under
4. line,, will la counted Nc two sluafe. Cats ~
..... ....... a ..,,.I f.r ,he .uae, th,v naruut
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Iuf l.Uh4mn 1Hagp w.. y "
w. vfs spoken ~ rs good hhWpl, hirm
lees man IT, simplicity tni annunnr ~
conmpn naalUWert almust beyond rfnlulIiy
H. the tlH ~ ha collegiate, afaVm
hHwpn, j. tttto bbftsf- # Dr. teeime
linfaef CO.. lleH.ufof ~ che college The
gfnH ~ tha mrnlaw auforndcd hy iho
wills grow 60 be ,efy hong tnd 10 eatfut
gniti lo him that be- ought ~ gci sumr
catdc lu mt u llfacrofinfly sont luf o
lirmor vho readily agreed to pul n '0mc
stock. dr'lrug hl lho .nme time 60 knuv
shat hc Wa 10 put por head pee scek
Paw. ail ihr buprr DO sou thInl
Magdhlcn college IA 30 he unicr nm obllgt
ton TO such an one ~ you When Dr
Dudl wh. hanged lot forgery, one observed
to br. West. " Ah' Doctor tins % fhd
disgrace on the Electorate The Doctor
suggested N reply the topic ufcons,hiiou
"Egtl, he was only Doctor Of lhwa though
An attempt to goas i,r ~ London, defeated
~ getting into the same coach ngn.n ~ the
halfway house, which coach, according 10
the awkward arrangement of lhnt time ~
turned TO Oxford, while dhcrcnt coach
conveyed The passengers 10 town .--thl- a..
tcnpt, though recorded of other worthcs
Of similar liir nnd conversation, wa really
made by d. West, a. well A. the very nni J.
raj remark, On rcpassIng the bridge that
commands n view ot the walls where Al
olson once muscd -" Wen, II dd not
know that ! was rolng into London, ! could
almost swear that that was Maglalcn Tower.
"A Rcgis'ey of a HiBfiieH, OI0H.
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JOB WORK

q, AL DESCRIPTIONS. from large Hand Bills 20
Fancy card., lone wi,h Nsa,nes' and p'spsseh'
and on rrssanBbt- terms.
10 CAsU ON OEItS
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HOPE,

F. - ~
In the vicissitudes aud changes Incident
to human life; III the Enunerouse disap
poinlmebts, SORROWS, and Affections, which
10 the allotmepts Of Providence we are
destined ol&eDdure; in the sudden and
.untimely loss of our nearest and dearest
friends, when the husband, at the moment
the sun Of happiness begins 10 shine upon
him in all its lustre. is deprived Of his only
Joy; when tie wifa.is doomed to roam in
this vide world alone, .unpitied and un.
known. Whist toap cheer The mind, mise
The dfeoPing sspl, calm Tie ag,tatel bosom.
and dstlrow q ahestine light on the futurea
5ftisi Hope Sweet Hope! thou heaven
descended mad Wit aIou the abode Of
MISERY WIPE tflis fear from sorrows eye !;
:ctiases away llla M gaiisb Of despair sweet.
5ehst cup ion with thine all. soo,l. ;,
isgs TAX g.
Zen gidd fSont shnll leave the paths
.ofssiitne md Itolors 70 wander on tie bar.
s a: :ysls slIesiag fld of vice, when the
sfopdsf sattis impending ruin of
igsTS ssliHf % thoa remain. 10
afford c5tp sSssf ID { sola.ion.; let tliy
healing ioitasb posaession Of .:his
1, 4 ell llsea W desarts The good, 70
:lssss Jbe lss bout: d home or i
~ IL ,a,s
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DOMESTIC HAPPINESS,

If happy marriage has given and en-
slre' to man peace at home, let there be
no dread of the caprces Of chance; his
happiness is sheltered from the strokes of
fortune. A wife, gentle AID alfccliona,e,
sensible and virtuous, will fill his Whole
heart, and leave no room for sadness.
What will he care for the loss of property
when he possesses this treasures Is not
his house sufficiently magnificent as long
as she commands respect to it-splendid
enough, as long rs her presence adorns it
~ cottage where virtue dwclls, is :ar supc-
rior to palace it becomes temple.
If lie were deprived Of high and val
liable office, he would scarcely notice it,
for he occupies the first and best place in
the heart Of her he loves. If lie be
not separated from her, punishment itself
cannot become to him an entire exile for
in her person he views an image Of his
country.
Through her cxertions, order reigns in
his household, as well us peace to the
soul. If injustice or ingratitude irritate
or grieve him, her caresses will appeasc
and her smiles console him.
Her commentator is glory she, too, is
his conscience; he thinks himself good
when lie raises her affections, and great
| when she adrnrcs him. lie sees in her
reason personiied, and wisdom in action,
for she feels all that the philosophers Of
every age have only Mo"ghh.
AS modest as the violet, sho shuns dis
play, and dffuscs in the shades around
her, the perfume Of virtue and happiness.
Labors, pains, pleasures, opinions, sen,i
ments and thought are in common between
them; and, rs she never expresses more
or less than what she feels, he reads at q
glance her thoughts, in her gestures and
even in her eyes, he can apply to her what
used to he said Of Pompcy, when young
The thought was uttered before the voice
had sounded
If he be i'll, the double balm Of love and
friendship comes TO his aid numberIess
delicate and affeclionate attentions dispe
uneasincss, and waken hope Pain itself
smiles upon tenderness, and again knows
pleasure.
If poverty should compel him to labor
for livelihood; if the fa,igues of war or
of state affairs should have exhausted his
siren. til, or enfeebIcd his health, she allie
viates the toll by sharing it.
How easy and short does the voyage
Of life appear with such Il companion! As
in the Fortunate isles, he always finds in
the same time buds, flowers, and fruits .
His summer has retained and preserved
the charms Of his spring; and old aye has
drawn near without his pcrceiving its ap
| rrOncli
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A late. number of tle Westn,inatar Ras,
view, in noticing n nosibumous| : Hcollsc,; =
of lectures on GEOLOGY written. Nv nnnh
Miller, makes some sts - ..l;0a statements 81:
alive to the probable existence ,of hnmon
beings on earth before ,be,ime Of ,be accred;.
ted head of tile preson. race ofneu. It is
founded on the discovery of certain, i'm
pIements. similar 10 tl,oso IN d use m a,nono ono,
rude nations, III those a,eoioeicar deposits
which .scieuce has proved j we're made many
thousand Of years siacs--Iopesbxfores i,r.s tie
beginning Of tbe:six thousand / years which,
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COUNT THEM.

Count what! Why, count the mercics
which have been quietly falling in your
path through every period of your history.
Down they come, every morning and every
evening, ms angel messengers from the Faith.
er of Lights, to tell you Of your best Friend
in heaven. Have You Ived these years,
wasting mercies, treadns them beneath
your feet, and consuming them every day,
and never yet realized from whence they
camel If you have, heaven pity y,u.
You have murmurcd under affections
but who has heard you rejoice over bles-
sings? Do you ask what arc these mer
cies? Ask the sunbeam, the rain drop
The star, or the queen of night. What is
life but mercy? What is health, strength,
friendship, social life. the Gospel of Christ,
Divine worship2 Had they the power Of
speech, cacl, would say, 81 am mercy"
Perhaps you have never regarded them as
such. Ii not, you have been dull stu
dcrt Of nature or revelation.
What is the propriety of stopping to
play with thorn ush, when you may
just as well pluck sweet flowers. and eat
pleasant fruits
Yet we have seen enough Of men TO
know that they have a morbid appetite for
thorns. If they have lost friend they
will murmur at the loss, if God has given
them score Of new ones. And somehow
everything assumes aValue when it is gone.
which man would not have acknowledged
when he had, it in his possession, unless,
indeed, some one wished to purchase
IL.
Happy is he who.looks at the bright side
Of life; Of Providence. aud Of revelation
who avoids thorns, and tl,ickets, and
sloughs, until his Christian growtl, is such
that il lie cannot improve, them, he NAV
pass among them without injury. Count
msrcjes, before you complain of afflic
tons. "'
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Ehe Meehanie.--If there is any situa
tion truly enviablf, Ills that Of an indus
trions mechanic, who, BY lis own u aided
exestion,, has established; for himself re-,
spesiable placesin society; WHO. colnmen
ctpg inSpotsrty, has been able by his skill
and perseverance, TO- overcome every sobs,a
|cle, yanquish every prejudice, and build up
:fosifhimself "a reputation whose ya'us is
seah4pSed lot others. And let sit ssbbs :,fs.
|rneisb bsrsd atat ahis sisaas I'm ;sg Ioatbs
sstos health aatiea1
9heits bus 81 spas;
EsaEssE S
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
Democratic Editors and the Rail Reads.

The St. Joseph Gazette. a few days before
the meeting of the Democratic Convention,
took the St. Louis Republican rOundly to
task, not to say eOarsely, for expressing its
views as to what course the party ought to
pursue in making nominations. On this
head, says that paper $50
OF one thing there is no doubt we pre-
sumo. We apprshend no railroad man.
known as such will be nominated. vi
this the Republican may rest perfectly sat
isfied, and prepare accOrdingl y to 60 over
The country wants no such man and the
Convention will offer none. We have con-
fidencs that the action at Jefferson will be
discreet and wise. A man will be selected
VINO will approve the action ol' the new
Legislature when it shall order the default.
ing roads to sale, which will be among It's
first acts.
Tho Gazette was specially jubilant upon
hearing Of Mr.. Jackson's nomination, and
set down his probable majority away up II
The thousands. We presume the editor /:
posted, and if so, Mr.. Jackson's position Il
defined. He is sel-out man.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

T-Ths people of Syracuse, N. Y, were
greeted with black rain, on Thursday week.
White houses and fences, and people cut
with clean shirts and faces, and without um-
brellas, were spotted as If with ink. A
chemist, who collected some Of the sable IL
Guild and examined it through microscope,
found in il deposit Of erystals,S some rhom-
boldaI, some prismatic, and many quite ir-
regular in shape. They were mostly trans
lucent, although numerous masses Of an O.
paoue substsnce were found diffused among
them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
From the St. Joseph Gazette, 18th.
From the Gold Mines Arrival Of the
Express 900 in Dust.

AAPA WV ~ ~AeS
The Express from Denver City arrived
here yesterday, bringing dates from that
place to the 4th inst, and $4,000 in dust.
Mining news continues cheering, and the
Editor Of the Denver City Neus, who has
been on trip through the mines, says that
from eight to twenty dollars per day, is the
average wages Of those who work six hours.
New discoveries have been made on the
head waters Of the Arkansas, and the min
ers are leaving the districts in the neigh
borhood Of Denver by hundreds, for the
new mines. Great activity is reported in
all the mining districts, and particularly in
the quartz leads.
The citizens of Auraria have held an e.
lection, and changed the name of their city
TO that Of Denver. Henceforth the two
places will be united.
A man by the name of Jack O'Neil was
shot and instantly killed i'll Denver, on FRI
day, March Both, ~ John Rocker. The
parties had guarreled in billiard rOomsev
eral DAYS previous, but very little is known
Of the origin Of the quarrel. Rocker was
not u,olested, and but little interest was ts-
ken in the affair.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
Conpressfsnal DueI,

Messrs. Pryor, of Virginia, and Potter,
of Wisconsin, have been attracting some al
tention. Pryor took exceptions 10 some
weres of Potter: Potter "stood by his Ian
guage," neither adding to nor detracting
from, which just suited the Virginia duel
ist, and he dispatched challenge to mortal
combat. The Wolverine promptly accept
ed the challenge, and chose bOwie-knives
as the weapons. The Virginia gentlemen,
through his seconds, declined to fight with
those weapons, because they were unusual,
inhuman, barbarous and vulgar! The mat
ter thus stands, and both gentlemen have
returned TO their posts of duty. 1t is very
nice code that regards blowing leaden
ball through ones heart with powder, gen
teel, and pricking the same fountain Of life
with steel, vulg ar!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

II Chanbsrlain's fRe Watches and
beautiful sets Of Jswelry, are going of
rapidly at bis reduced prices. His stock is
still ample and ladies and gentlemen who
want good time keeper, a set Of Jewelry,
or single pieces, should supply themselves
while SO favorable an opportunity presents
itsslf' A good watch secured, and twenty
nVs per cent en- the cost saved, are two i'm
poriant features.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19
zTThs Charleston Convention meet

aEThs Charleston Convention meets
next Monday. We observe the delegates
and politicians are on the move, from all
sections. The Convention will be largely
tended, and it win be % boistsrous affair.
So much bad blood has never met together
% will assemble en- Monday. The steal.
ings of the Government, have become I'm.
Portsnt, and the hungry Office seekers will
hang about the Convention as wolye. do A.
bout dead carcass on the plains.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

EWs are under special obligations to
the late Democratic Convention, for nomi-
mating cur cheice for Governor. We pre-
ferrsd Msjor Jackson, because we thought
he could be defeated with more ease than
any DINER prominent MAJ; but If, in this,
we should be deceived, then there is nc
democrat we would prefer seeing in ths
Rubernaterial chair TO him.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

rThs slave population Of Texas is in
Creasing rapidly. Beside the large numbers
brought overland from the older States, 2,
692, who came by water from New Or
leans, have been registered during the las
three months at the port Of Galveston alsne
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

1.-THE attention of Stocknen is called
to the advertisement Of Mr.. June Williams
fine trotter, "Jim Turner" The demand
for fast gsers is growing, and Mr.. W. is
determined to take it at the food. Jim
comes Of the right kind Of stock, and can
do the work-and as like begets like, he is
just the horse for the times and tastes Of
ihs people.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

TIE PoSY ExPREss.-Ths hrst pony
left San Francisco at 5 P. b., of the Sd of
April. reached Sacramento City en- the 4th'
Of 2:IO A. NJ; left Sacramento City at A o.
clock A. NJ; Placerville at 6:50; Carson
City at 1910; arrived at Great Salt Lake
CITY ON the 9Th, al 1920; left Salt Lake City
at 1872; reached the Rocky Mountains at
l o'clock, on the 9th; and arrived at 0 o.
clock on the 18th, making the tr1p through
from San Francisco TO, 81. Joseph in eract-
ly ten daEs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

R1LIo1ous.-A Protractsd meeting which
had been in progress fer SEINE eight or ten
days, st the Christian Church, in this place.
closed on Monday night. During the
nssting, ssne fifteen additions were made
to the Church. Elder T. NJ. Allen Of
Boone. and DR.. Cex, the regular pastor Of
the Church, officiated in the pulpit.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

KAHsAs.-In the House, on the llth. the
bill admitting Kansas into the Union, with
the WyandOtt Constitution, passed by vote
of 1872 to 10. The South voted against the
bill, almost unanimously. Mr. Barrett, Of
this State, vsted for it. while the rest Of our
members voted against it.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

1.-THE last Banner announced that some
Thirty persons were to be baptized at Mount
Mori.h Church, last Sabbath: that the
mssting was still progressing, with glori-
Gus prospects.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

EMr. F. T. Mitchell is candidate
Ter Congress in the Fifth District. He is
an old whig-an eloquent spsaker-and
will make the nationals wish him on the
other side of Jordan, before the canvass
closes. He was formerly Methodist Min
lister, and is well known to many Of our
citizens.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

HowE AN EDITeR WAS SLAueHTERED.-
On Tuesday, April 10Th, Rev. ]. B. Full
Ter united in the bonds of MatrimOny, c. ].
Howe, Editor of the Lagrange American,
and Miss Fannie Slaughter. We tender
our contemporary the congratulations of the
season.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

IIt was q very nice discrimination oil
taste, OF honesty, that led the recent Jeffsr-
sen City Convention to partially endorse
Buchsnan's administration, and totally ig-
more Stewards. We think Robert is a.
bout as deserving as James, and are Ut
terly at a loss to know how the conven.
tjsn discrininateS,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

~Messrs. Strouse s. Frisdsam adver-
tiss their new spring stock ready for exhi-
bitten and sale. Our lady readers will find
soma "psrfeot love" of BOnnsts, Dresses,
and Dress Expandsrs at their store.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

ia Washington dispatch says, ss
nhmber of The Opposition will pair eff with
Democratic members who are gong to
Charleston and will avail themselves Of this
arrangement to visit their homes, it is pro-
babe that scar eely quorum, if so many,
will be left here to attend to public business.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

1.-THE attention Of dealers at the flour
ishing town of Roanoke, is called TO the ad-
Ysrtisement Of Messrs. Humphreys & Bar
ton, in the proper column. They talk well,
and mean what they say.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

A cross (;hus X Immediately before the
rsme, signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

THE CrNsus-PAY OF. DEPUTIES Quite
rivalry exists among applicants through
cut the Western States, especially in Ohio,
for the Office Of Deputies under United
States Marshals 10 lake the census of 1860.
The pay Of these deputies, by the law, is
liberal, and will handsomely compensate
for the time and labor required. II Is fixed
at two oents per head Of the population,
with ten cents per mile fer all necessary
travel, ten cents for the statistics of each
farm, fifteen cents for each establishment OF
productive industry, and two cents for each
death reported. The Marshal is prOhibl-
ted from receiving any part Of the fees OF
the assistants, under penalty of $1,000
for each ofFsnss. The assistants have five
months in which to perform their duties,
and as the districts are restricted TO pop
ulation not exceeding twenty thousand, and
for utility. may be divided int smaller a.
rsas, ample time Is given for The work to be
seasonably and thoroughly done.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

TThs want Of rain is in every body's
mouth, not TO say eyes. The drowth is be-
coming painfully prOtraeted.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-19

TGoDlY for May, is at hani, radiant
with spring eOlOrs, and sparkling with
thoughts from the pens Of eur best writers.