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,omnrsss all the hod;es 90 "a ,a we can ma lie out:
Mrs. Emily Bartlett. Pouphkeepsie.
q Eliza q Rsrcroft PbiiadeInhia AGED IS.
Me- Msr;a Ra;Iov wet Point soed 40
4 Misa Maria. W BAILEY. West Point. aged I6.
Me- Harr;.t Cnihy Montne;er W %
& Miss Mary Cooner Wcst FARMS.
Ms Maraaret Chat;i,on New York e..
8 Helen. rSst;IInn' agcd wear
a Cair;na Chat;iinn nsod avears
N M Ito Cronnsm cb;Id Me-, York
IL Al Downing. Newbureb. aged 81.
70 NJ EsnneiI ViImin g,oS Nc
"a Miss Adeline Holmes No. e6 Allen at. N, Y.
IA Mas EEzabetb H;iiman Trov aged 81 - J.
is iah,, Hns;er Nav Yorh aUed "a
iS N;ss Ini;a Iiov a1ed IL ysars Newbur0h.
~ 7 n m Hantord. New ySrk. TX montbs.
1s,asas,,.ssrh.r " vysyys xSed -rnrey~York 1s
70 RI. rlofte Iohneon PomrhEasnasrs coIorrd
% G.n,rs Marcber NJ vreks "a 49, -
81 Ns.rS Iano NIrrr, !, Ch;c. - al Z
- 90 ! 49, Ih.r CON \ I5.contbX 80
d fT}lfnbetb penr@s fs1bxfyvs -tT-~esssss~
"a. Phebe Jordan. JordanyEilr. Ulster county.
* Villa, NJ pan T;rstrs. - Ohio Y
Or Ahhn A. D. b;s NJ ~ . PISSED. -"
a. Caroline Raw. their child. TA.
90 M. NJ 49, Doh;..o, Nom yorL
% Miss Isabella Robinson. New York.
40 Mrs. SchntcIps. New York. Is.
81 John ]. Speed, an eminent lawyer, So.
90 + SchnpnmaLar TTister con!tv
- Iohn Y S;nnns liza Nav Vnrt
"a. r. A. Sands. child. New York,
AZ Eiiznbctb Shankev. New YORK
36. George Thielman. Poughkeesie.
a. Marv rhomnaon. Lancaster Pa. 10 wears.
IS Eugene Thomson. Iancaster. Pa. weeks.
40 Mary. their nnrse
40. Elmorc Thompson's child, New York.
al George + Wb;tiock New York
ID Mrs CorneIi, Wb;tinck New York
AZ. Miss Wadswnrtb. North Carolina
A. Stephen Allen. New York
as. Abraham Crist, LAWYER. BROOKLYN.
46. Miss G, DEWITT. FishkiiI
Al, Mrs. Joanna Hanford. New York.
As and 40 Two Misses Kingslev. West Point.
81. Mrs. McDan;eI Rutland VI,
50, Mrs O.trander Me- Work
53, Mrs. SbateIon,s two children ! and vears.
"a M.son Cool M, VII I6
30 Isaac D. Sands. New York
Sc, Isaac Sherman. New York.
81. Mrs. Simops New York,
"a Mira Th,nnson Lancaster p,
40 Mira FRANK and child
60. Catherine Wbetmore. New York.
81. Betty Williams. Poughkeepsie. colored.
60 EEzsbe,h N.Ana,Ive Of Ireiand I;,;n,, -
New York. s -
Total recognised "a dead GA
James r. WHITING. ESQ was the first 70 voIup.
teor hi, s.ry;ca, Co f.. c6-,,,r 80 a.sI.,I ,L
nroceedinos ON "Wednesday afternoon and nor,
of Thursday ureinp the imnortance of n fnII in
vestiqation. and doi1r al, in his power IN elicit tb.
truth
The n,mes of tho of;c.,s ,,d hand, NJ, ho.r
the Henry CLAW who will orivc test;morv IN rsI,
ton 70 The tragedy are. n Ta,iman Costa,
EGward HurIbert piln,. Cherries Mar.;,, or r.,
gineer: James Donoboe: Jobn GERMAN Epginerr
ffan,oa Edanrd. 81 p;,,t oo' n"g
RronLs E;o,nan ' '' '"A .
v ,,,,,
=. >, hoHhhhs, II % Cioch.
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$32,OSO!
10 Prizes of 81 900.
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class 6S, for 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur-
day, August 81, 1852.
l3 Drawn Numbers out of sc.
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POPULATIONS OF DAVENPORT, Iowa. 1850
census was taken of This place and our popus ton
was found TO number between seventeen and egh
teen hundred. The assessor has Just finished the
roll call and finds that number three
thousand four Misunderstanding doubled our pop.
ulstion in two years, Few towns Of the size &C
Davenport can show such progress in that tiTn"
IA the enumeration was made this time for nuf-
poses Of taxation, transient persons those GtoP
ping at hotels, &c. were not included in the lis'
faithful enumeration, including these, wuHIt
swell the number to four thousand
Davenport Ga ,hC JUly -
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DIRRIE'S PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF
II SURGERY, edited with additions by John
Neill; vol. Svo., with BIG engravings.
Shaw's Outlines of English Literature; vol.
l2mo. .....l.
Classical Manual, chiefly intended for the use Of
schools; by Jas. s. Baird.
This day received for sale by
t.'' TAYLOR & MAURY,
July Booksellers, near 9th at.
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The LATE STEPHEN ALLEN, OF Nsw YoRK -
The Journal Of Commerce thus speaks Of this veneer.
able gentleman, who lost his life by the destruction
Of the Henry Clay
"He formerly mayor of this city, and had
filled many other important public stations, always
with credit TO himself and benefit to the comm.
nifty He was truly one of natures nobemen
generous, patriotic, upright, honorable, true. As
a small specimen of his liberality, We may say thet
several thousand dollars of his money have passed
through our hands, within the last two ycars, aid
IN the emancipation and colonization of colored
people. MIR. Allen had lived 10 n good old age, ami
filed up life of eminent use fulness and honor"
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[Intelligencer and Union.l
srIIRTsl SHIRTS! SHIRTS!

NEW and beautiful styles of French embroider-
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additional supply Of Dress Shirts of the finest quail
ties and most approved makers, just received
Shirts made to order in the best manner and
latest fashion, and good fits in all cases,
at .s. -...a .r'e. a., rs CHAS. H. LANES
'sE ... Hat, Cap, and Gents Furnishing
Mar % Establishment Penn. av. near Al at
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES,
FOR AUGUST, 1852. .
GREGORY & MAURY, MANAGERS,
Successors to J. w. Maury & co.,

$4,000! GH.
40 Prizes Of $4,000
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STATE OF DELAWARE,
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To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur.
day, August 4, 1854.
. BRILLIANT SCHEME.
prize of. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
do ......... 10000
. . do Observation-Disclosures. 5000
do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3,739
40 prizes Of. ..................... 1000
40 do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
40 do Observation-Disclosures. $50
1872 do Observation-Disclosures. 200
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$4,000!
$4,000! 2 Prizes of 1900 dollars.
Lottery. for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Class o., for 1852.
TO be drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday
August ID, 1852.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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OAR BUILDERS AND RAILROAD COM
" PANIES.-The subscriber is now part owner
of "Fullcr's Patent India Rubber Car Springs"
and cautions all persons interested of his determi
nation to maintain his rights under this patent.
Fuler's patent is the original, first and only gen.
uine patent. Extensive arrangements made to
supply the springs to car builders, railroad COM
panies, and all who require to use this patent.
The price is fixed at fifty cents per pound, in
GLIDING the privilege to use the patent.
The American Institute have Just awarded the
advertiser the fret premium for the best India rub
Der springs.
Orders from any part Of the United States, Civ
ing the exact size of the piece of the rubber re.
quired, will be promptly executed.
No other person has authority to make or vend
the India rubber springs. which operate by COM
preston OF the rubber. HORACE III. DAY,
Oldest manufacturer Of India rubber in the
business in the United States, and owner Of nine
teen India.rubbcr patents. Warehouse % Court
land street, New York.
Public attention is called to the advertisement Of
Mr.. Day. He is now the only person authorized to
manufacture and vend my patent in the United
States. w. G. FULLER.
BY his Attorney, G. M. KNEVITT.
New YoRK. 1851. Feb 4--tawfmo
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HANGING ACADEMY.-FIRST COURSE
IL Mr.. F. r.. Liable has the honor to announce
to the citizens of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first of dancing lessons
for the season will commence on Thursday, No
vember s, at his room over George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side of Penns ylvana
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
Browns new hotel.
Daysoft Thursdays and Sat-
urdays
All the fashionable dances will beintroduced
and taught. Oct 22-tf
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Office NO. 68 Wall street, JNew York.
Morris FRANKLIN, President; SPENCER S. BENZ
DICT, Vice. president; PLINY FREEMAN,
Actuary.
THIS COMPANY conducted upon the mutual
Il insurance principle, and also upon the princi
pie of leaving proportion of the amount Of the
premiums on interest IN the hands ofinsurers, has
greatly extended its business and profits, and con-
ferred its benefits at the least snd out
lay to insurers.
Insurance granted to personsvisiting California
Its agency at Washington comprehensive lol
lowing officers:
VIM. Jones, M. D., medica lie hammer ,nearcor-
ner of & and 3D. streets.
Peter G. Washington, gent, Apollo Hall Penn
sylvana avenue, opposite Union buildings.
Junc2
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$4,000! $4,000! $4,000!

26,UUU! $l5,UUU! $I2UUU!
Lottery for the benefit of the
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Class E, for 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur.
day, August %, 1852.
Is Number Lottery-14 Drawn Ballots.
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Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. emption
to any of the lands within the townships and parts
Of townships above enumerated, ia required to
ablish the same TO the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the proper land office, and make
payment therefor, practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands
bracinr the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. JOHN WILSON,
acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
July 30
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass II.
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, Saturday, Au-
gust %, 1852. T., .ss..
.sa .... BRILLIANT SCHEME.

o. Prize tickets must be returned before they
can be renewed or cashed. e..
o. All orders from distance for tickets in the
above splendid schemes will be promptly and
faithfully filled, and official drawings sent to all
who order tickets.
Address r. FRANCE & CO.,
49, Managers, Baltimore, Md,
Iulv q - No 4 Caluerf street
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SlO Reward.

During my absence. u BAY MARE be.
longin. 10 Inc. abn,l, eight years old, 4nd
sixtcpn and half hands high, was taken
from my premises near Wes'em-Port, AZ.
lesheny county, Maryland, By lnali Of
the name Of Sparks, 10 the ncighhormo'l of
the Big Tunnrl on the line Of the Balli-
more l. Ohio Rail Road, in Preston coun.
ty. Virginia. In that neishboth"od, two
men, as Sparks states lnallsged ,ogrt pos
sion Of her; aud lam informed that they
have lakcn her either to Clarkesbnrg i'll
Virginia. "r to Unionlown in Pennsylra-
nia, for sale.
| will give the above Reward to any
one wla will By letter, addressed TO nle,
directed to Wes,-Purt Post Office. give
such information as will enable inc to
lini this mare so that may set her again.
And warn all persons agatn>i purchas-
Ing or trading for her or assisting, in any
way, in l,rr running of.
MAY 70. 1852. FRANCIS THOMAS.
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Wafer Drinking,

Professor Silliman closed u recent
Smithsonian lecture in Washington
city, by giving the following sensible
advice TO young men:
"lf therefore, you wish for clear
mind, strong muscles and quiet nerves
and long life, and power prolonged
intn old age, permit me to say, altho'
] am not giving IL temperance lecture,
avoid all drinks but water, and mild
infusions of that fluid; shun tobacco
and opium, and every thing else that
disturbs the normal state Of the sys.
tom; rely solely upon nutritious food
and diluent drinks, of which water is
the basis; and you will need nothing
beyond these things, except rest, and
the due moral regulation of all youl
powers, to give you long and happy
and useful lives, and a serene evening
nj the close"
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New Goods!

w. A. GUSEMAN g. CO., have
Just received from the Eastern Cities choice
yaruty Of Goods suited to this market, which
have boon carefully selected by an cSpcricn-
ccd hand, and will he sold at prices so low ms
to astonish and delight every one whose good
fortune il may DO 10 come in their way. Not
willing that any of their customers Of other
persons should miss good bargains by Whiting
TO read to the end Of a. long advertisement,
they wish 10 say in MS few words as possible
that they have complete assortment Of
Ladies' Dress Goods, of the newest
and most lancilul styles, and u
great variety of patterns; also
Bonncrs, Trimmings, &c. &c.
GeatIemen's Wear, IF crrg snricty,
to fix out tho eorporeal frame from head t"
foot. French, ngIsh and American Cloths,
CassimGrcs, &c. also Summer Cloths and D.
thor light goods; Rcady-madc Clothing in
considerable variety Hats, lsoots & Shoes,
and any thing else that you eau readily think
Of or reasonably want.
CHM, Glass and Quconswarc; Hard
and lIollow-ware; Glassware;
GROCERIES,, Of all kinds;
Iron aud Nails of the best quality, &c. &c.
Call and examine our Goods and buy if you
ike. June d, 1852.
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BARTLETT"S HOTEL.
(CLARKSBURG, Va.)

rV,lIE und crsgncd having rebuilt and cnlarg-
ed a considerable portion oil lls lio'el,
Which was destroyed by fire last fall, is now
prepared to entertain travellers and vlstcrs
comfortably, and in manner which WIZ give
satisfaction to his customers. In short t'hic
tho whole building will be completed, when he
will be enabled to sntertain his guests III style
unsurpassed in Western Virginia.
His House is large, comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in the centre
Of tho town contiguous to tho Court House
and the principal business parts OF the place,
and is provided with all the convcnlcnces "r
keeping n first class hotel.
Ills TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
Ills BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors
Every attention will be paid to render INC
visits Of those who may favor him with cal
comfortable and pleasant. ,,, ,.rr
CLrksbmg, March 81, lS5s.-3m
NB-Thc Stable Is attended by careful ahd
tristy hostlcrs.
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New Goods.
EXCHANGE STORE.

NIARTIN D. CALLENDINE is now re-
N ccyng and opening at his Store in Nor
gnnl0wn, handsome assortment OF GOODS,
Of all the latest styles and patterns for
Ladies' and Gcatlemea's IPcar,
suitable for the present and approaching sea.
son. The assortment is com lcte-call and
examine for yourselves. will pledge to those
who may favor me with call that all shall be
sold as cheap as If had always been little
.: uhead.n am not n banker, nor have
cred post" yet make no exceptions to any
for cheap Goods and IL you will call at the
TWO RIG DOORS,
opposite tho stone pile, where always take
pleasure in making liberal exchange. ] have
ON hand GROCERIES Of all kinds, Sugar,
Molasscs, Tea, coffee, salt, pittshurs Plough
Points, wagon boxes, tea kettles, c"l,on yarn;
QuecnSware and Hardware.
a full and complete assortment; Scythcs and
scythc sncads; together with large assortment
Of stone Ware, crooks, jars, &c.
Lcghorn and Palm Hats,
Donncts Of every kind, braid, gimp, silk, &c,
A fine assortment of Shoes OF all styles and
cuts (which will DO exchanged for Cash OF
approved country Produce.
MARTIN u. CALLENDlNE.
. April "a, 1852.
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CALL At
RAYMOND y PICKENPAUGll'S
tsHE o. Al'
PHIL ADELPHl& AND PARIS STORE

WE have Just received aud opened Ter,
Iurrc and most beautiful stock Uf new SPRlNt'
and SUMMER GOODS, Of every variety, AMI
as for being cheap, they beat the w"fld ~
that, i;nods have never been sold Ms low here
uS W. arc now selling them, since the h"g'll'
uiuy of tho Christian EH. We can ahl air
found to heat any thing You can sea . ny II
This runntry. Our stock is liIil aud c"mphio.
and our Goods being bnush for cash, cannot
bu brat, and will be snl,l on tho most accom-
m,v,,,inp terms. All kinds Of country produce
,akrN in exchange.
uMr Stock consists Of the following articles
IN great abundance :-licrascS, lawns, bcrg.
ia LANES, French lawns, plain aud embroidered
swisscs. prints, nuslins-blGachc and brown
linc alpaccas nj Is cts. prr yarl silks mud ging-
hams, ribbons and lncrs, flowers, l'"SIcry,
MEMS and Wumcn's Gloves Of EVERY siylr.--
Al colors of Sarccnct and Grape TOR honnct Ii
niurs. BonnC,s for Women aud Misses.
CLOTHS, CASSiNErS, CASSIMERES,
Cp,,ona,Ies, white and brown Linens, MEMS &
BOYS Wear of every description. large aud
well selected stock OF Ready Made Clothing,
trunks, valccs, carpet bags, and little oil cv-
crylhing else.
QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE,
Groceries, looking glasscs, Carpenters tools,
cotton Yarn and batting, boots and shoes.
IL We invite the Ladies particularly to call
and examine our Stock, whether you buy or
not. hut VIC will guarantee you buy before
you leave, as VIC arc extremely fond of show
ing our Goods to the Ladies'.
Being grateful to our friends for their former
patronage, we still solicit their attention to oni
now stock, and obigatc ourselves to make it ia
your advantage to buy Of us. Bring all you
see who want to buy cheap Goods, as VIC are
the very fellows who can make your pockets
glad by saving them nancy.
RAYMOND & PlCKENGAUGH.
Morgantown, May 20, 1852. la6-tf.
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Lorenzo Dow.

The best anecdote Of Lorenzo Dow
is, that being one evening at u hotel
kept by one Bush, in Delhi, N. Y,
The residence of the late Gen. Root,
:lre was importuncd by the latter gen.
;tleman, in the presence of the land
lord, 10 describe heaven"
"You say great deal Of that place,
sir" said the General, "tell us how it
looks"
Lorenzo turned his grave face, and
long waving beard towards the Gen
,eral and MIR. Bush, and replied, with
imperturbable gravity
Heaven, my friends, is vast OK
tent Of smooth, rich territory: There
is not u root or bush in it, and there
mover will be-"
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To House Builders.

THE TRUSTEES oftl,c "MoR'
eAsrowS FEMALE AcApEMy" propose to erect
a new ACADEMY BUILDING ~ M1rgah'own;,
three stories high (includins the basement n,;a
some sixty feet long by thirty.hyc lcc' WIDE !.
walls to he Of brick. Specifications hiny y"
seen in the hands Of the Trustees. 10 winch We
invite tho immediate attention o' cohlt"c.,s'
iuasmuch MS il is DESTROYS to have Sneh oa''"'
ing erected this Summer. ,,,
Nrorgantown, Va, April 10, iN3:'
rJ-uJnion,own t;cniua,' and fairmnnt 'Vir-
rinian' will please insert III AMI 1cnd bills to
thu office.
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Sunday Work.

In the late National Convention OF
Printers, held at Cincinnati, the sub
jecl of Sunday work came up. Mr.
Rogers, Il delegate from New York
city, stated that he had ofted stood at
his cusc all Sunday afternoon, setting
up a sermon that was delivered in the
morning, from the manuscript Of The
Clergyman himself In one instance,
he said, the manuscript was fresh from
the pulpit, the subject of which was
lille strict observance Of lie SABBATH
3, day!
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STOCK OF
THE SAVINGS BANK INCREASED!
SIGN OF THE RED POST.

WE are Just about receiving The largest
stock Of Dry Goods to be found IN Nor
rantowu, and will sell them al least as
cheap as the cheapest in Western Virginia.
We have first rate stock Of
Bcruges, muslin d'I.unes and Lawns,
Berage d'lanes, prints and m,islims,
Ribbons, Flowers, Hosiery and Gloves,
Cas.imeres, Cloths and Sainclls,
Mems aud boys Summer wear,
White, pink 4 blue craws iur bonnet lIn &,
French needle worked Flouncins lor ull'
der sleeves,
Ncwes, style Dress Trimmings and Dress
buttons,
A nice assortment Of pretty FANS,
A arur stock vi DUnicls and straw TIM
Inngs,
Silk and Summer Hats, various kinds,
Glassware, Hardware, Queensware,
Groceries, Iookins.slusscs, Clocks,
Cotton yarn, Batting, &C.. &c.
White Lime, True American and patent
lever pluug ii Points.
Also, Cucumber and Melon seeds from
X. Buisl, the must reliable Scotsman soll'll
Of Buston. We warrant our melon seed
two years old and will produce much liner
melons tlran seeds Of las, years growth.
A small assortment Of the following
FLOWER SEEDS:-P"r'hilarca, Phlox,
SchizanthuS, German As,er, German ten
weeks stock, Peiunias and blue grove love-
all nf whirIi arp nrptty
~ These goods arc oil TO I've sold as
cheap as they can be found any place west
Of the mountains. Every man, woman
and child come and examine, and il you
don't think We can sell yon iirst-rale bar.
gaius dom, buy: aud we will promise too
# the goods don't suit not to "bo'lier the
life oul Of YOU TO purchase.
Keep your eyes on the Red Post and
you will be sure to get into tho celebrated
cheap Store OF ,,,,
April II, 1852.
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miscellaneous,
Early Rising.

Said the distinguished Lord Chat
nam To his son, 81 would have irScri.
trd IN the Curtains of yonr bed, and
'hc walls Of your chamber, If you
No not rise early, y", can make pIu-
ErcSs in nu'hiug. If yHu do not sci
apart yoir II"urS of lcading,-if you
suffer Yourself or any one else To ell
rr"acl' mpnn lhrm,-y"rr days will
slip through your hands Improbable
aud frivolous, and uuonioycd by your
self"
800 Early rising should be regard
cd as Il religious duty, us well us al,
aGmirai'!r valivc of health. A
person who lies abcd till half past 6
o'c!uck in the morning, in summer,
r"hs his God, his family, and himself,
of Nv" hours per day, nr Il honrs per
wcr&, ofprccious timc-cvcry moment
Of which he is bound by duty us well
as gratitude 10 devote TO some useful
purpose!
-. How many Christians, who
have little or nmhing to give to bcnc-
VIOLENT Objects when called upon, arc
in the habit If snooziug away their
morning hours in slothful indulgence!
Let such persons count the cost, i'll
the light of the Judgment! Let them
ask, at the court Of conscience, if they
can gBord to waste an amount of lime
which, Mt u moderate estimate is worth
Wy dOiiars a yrar!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19
Completion Of The Baltimore anil O.
Hin RuilrosA 10 Tie Monongalia Rircr.

Completion Of TIE Baltimore anil O.
.,hio Rai1rosdo Tie Monongalia Rircr.
1t is with unioigned pleasure that
.,wc have in our power to announce
To-day the completion ofthe Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad to the Mononga!ia
r,iwcr,,a distance of one hundred and
twcn,y-Eour miles from Cumberland.
This great event took place on Satur-
.day, the 9Th instant. The progress
,.ofthe track during the month OF May,
,sse arc informed, has been most rap.
id, there having been tpenty miles Of
.road laid down during that month.
AT this rate wo,shall soon stand upon
|istIle hanks Of tho Ohio River.
From Fairmont to Niles Fork the
( graduation isnow ready for the rails
aud iIrum this litter point to Wheeling
the work is saidsto |. 50 much advan'
cod MS to leave no,,loubt of the com
plcion of the wlp,lc road ou the first
Of January next.
.Naiioad Istclligcnccr.