Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-09-20
knowledged the corn-"thiDe forever thine,
dearest William" and wilted into young
mans arms sweet as you please.

sHe held her gentle hand in hls,
He pressed her slender form,
And vowed to shield her from Ii blast,
And from the worlds cold STORM
And then she raised her eyes to his,
All flled with drops of wo.
And in the rendered access cried,
'Oh, quit-don't hug me sor"
Such is life and love. Young lady told
young man to interrogate old folks. Young
man did. Old folks said ''not il they could
help it," Young lady broken hearted
quit combing her hair-took eff hoops
wore shoe slip shod-and wanted TO find
relief in the silent tomb. Young man net
youg lady by moonlight alone. Wanted
young lady to throw bundle Of clothes cut
at back window climb down rope ladder
into these arms, and fly TO Squire and hap
piness. may del know shall die, Will
lism-but never, never will wed thee,
dearest enc, without consent of Ma and Pa.
Young man pleads Ike angels, trumpet
tongued. Young lady stubborn and du.iful.
Young man tries the indignant-uprsids
young lady-SWears.
He did not think to find. so cold
heart he deemed so true;
A heart like his would yield her all,
II Lore like his should woo. ..
and talks of pistols and Pussic- acid. Young
lady dissolved in tears. "Chi William,
leave me-quit my sight forever-but take
me along with you!" Young man happy
as niggsr at corn -sbuck Dg, End tells young
lady TO lock out Saturday night, and don't
be scared If she sees ladder poked in back
window William will be a! tother
ehd." Young lady thinks she's gone far,
far, and says better wait till she's her own
mistress -only five years. Young man
says five years bederned- if his hearts
idol would fly from parental tyranny and
be happy with him, and lei him be happy
with her, well ami good; if not, disappoint-
ment shouldn't feed on his vitals ions-a
pistol would fix things quick enough
Young lady all tears again. "Cruel, cruel
man cary me to he end of thsssearth;
l don't care whero just SO you carry me-"
Saturday night ycung lady shuts up, sa-
vigorous doy in smoL house, and goes up
stairs. You.g man car, les ladder two
miles; put ladder up to window and whis-
pers rD..;na;l" very loud. Belinda doesn't
hear; but Cog does, and cuts up amOng meat
barrels terribly. Old lady wakes up
Tells old man somebody's trying 10 break
in. Old man gets up, takes down double
barrel gun, opens door easy, slips round TO
smoke-Louse, and lets dog out. Dog pitch
es round and trees young man and young
lady up ladder. O.d man smells large rat
trap full of mice, and lodges behind tree.
Young people reach the ground, young lady
having drove of dog. 20! William, am
afraid" "AI-aid, dearest! Of lwhat?-is
not thine own William here 10 protect"
Old man lets off one barrel of gun, young
man disappears over fence, leaving coss-tail
in possession Of dog, and young lady screams
and faints in old mans arms.
Young lady sent eff next day to Kentucky
and young man soon starts to Texas-in q
horn.
Young lady been two weeks at small
town in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS despatch
one night-Pa quite sick-see if company
can be had at hotel, and come home at once.
Young lady sends to hotel to know IL any
body going TO-, in Tennessee. Yes
genteel young mrn going right straight
to that vsEy place. Early next morning
stage takes up young lady. and goes aOund
to hotel for young man, Young man gets
in. "Willsm!" "Bslindy!--hush! don't
say verdi How's PAP. In first rate
health. That dispatch?" Had il sent
myself. Wretch! where are you going 10
take me?" To the parsons.
Happy couple at hotel here last week.
Telegraph old man all about it. Old man
comes down next day with all necessary
feelings and arrangements 10 take young
lady home premature widow. But doesn't
do it. Ycurg son-in-lsw gentlemanly and
polite--loved daughter SO well couldn's
he'p it. Young lady all tears again, with
equal proportion Of sobs. Kill me # you
will my father, but spare William" Old
mans feelings 60 down several pegs.--
Thinks it 60 use TO cut Up over split milk
-.-"G.t your hats and bonnets and let's 60
hsn :" Young couple, happy as infant
with fingers stuck full Of molassses and
feathers, fly rounk after baggass---sld man
pay. hotel bill AID will leave .own tsgeth-
er.
"Ditst thoa but know the inly touch OF love,
Thou woui6st as soon 60 kindie fire with snow,
As seek to queneh the fire et love win WORDS"
SLAVES SET FREE.--Mr. George isler,
wealthy citizen Of Jefferson county, Va-'
IA -, tho 2f,,b M. Rv his will he liber.