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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24
BY TlNLY JOHNSON.

BY risLY JOHNSON.
FEEL my soul is fading, mother
Into its dreamless rest;
know that soon shall repose
Upon my saviour's breast.
For even now. my sight does view
The splendor Of the skies,
And angels bfigh. are floating BY
Before my fading eyes.
Then come to me my sister,
Before fall osleep--
And hear the blissful memories
Which now around me creep;
And may they bring thy spirit back
Wherever it ma! roam
To gaze with feelings Of delight
Upon thy chilahood's home.
Our blessed childhood, sister dear,
Was a swec, dream to nc
When Of. in .portive mood we played
Beneath the old oak tree.
Bnt now, no more, it can afford
TO ny poor heart, its Joy;
Fur depart where pleasures are
Unmingled with alloy.
And fa,her-dsarest father,
Thou, thou ar. gone before
To greet me'in the bsnds oflovs
On Gods ambrosial shore.
For I believe with stsadfast faith
That thy las, fervsnt prayer
Will still be heard in Paradise,
"That l may meet ,hoe there"
Then mother, sister fare.you.well
lgo to realms above
Where I shall dwell in purity,
And share my Sasisur's love.
Behold F! behold! the angels bright
Are beckonins me on high;
My eyes grow dim. | may not see,
q So weeping friends, COED bye /!
Baltimore, 1852.
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DEsrHurloN.-A good ladyin Con-
cord said it could not be that any fam
lily in Concord was destitute of the
Bible; and behold, the family that
lived in the other part Of the same
house, had 10 Bible.
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soNgrilIS1 NBw.

ev An English paper -"Ha''
Fe,1." F's NV A fact very in'croi'ing' nc
,,l, 10 TrstSealc1 people.
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and was decided in tile affirmatise-

and was decided In tile Affirmative
ayes rs, noes 40:
Tho Question then Cattle .up 9n thu
passage Of tltv bill, wheti Mr.. Talia;
ferro moved ryder, which was read
the first time, when the question be-
ing put upon reading it second tithsi
On mo,idh Of MI. Buckner, the
| House Adjourned.
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MOrgantoYn Female Academy.

' We bad the the pleasure, few even.
ings since, Of being at little musical et.
hihition given by the pupilsef the above
named Institution. The young la.lies gave
pleasingevidence both Of the qualification
| Of their instructors and their own aptnasss
for learning.
We are happy to learn that the trustee.
Of ,hie promising Seminary have resolved
upon the erection Of a new and more COM
modiou. edifice. The present building,
though tols,abl y good one, is insufficient
for the perfec. accommodation Of The
school, and especially for that growth and
progress. which may be reasonably anlic'
ipa,ed. The Acadamy is under the care
Of Rev. Cephas Gregg and lady, who are
membess Of the ME-! church, and who
according to universal testimony, are mos'
admirably qualified for their profession.
The school at present is chiefly sustained
by the village and neighberhood; but q:
its advantages come to be known abroad
/, cannot fail 10 attrac. more extensive
patronage. The hcallbfulness, morality,
intelligence, and general agree ablen''s e'
the village, together with the modest
merit Of the insuuctors, and the rrasona'
bleness Of the tuition fees, mnst in time
draw the attention Of those who are look
ing around for safe and suitable place to
which TO send their daughters for liberal
education. n.-Piltsbursh Christian Advocate
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POETRY.
THE LAST ADIEU.

From the Illustrated Family Friend.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-04-24

TIE METHODIST MovEMEST.-The N,
York Christian Advocate and Journal
publishes the proceedings ofa Conven'
!!tion Of Methodist laymen, opposed to
the recent movement for lay represen.
,ation. It was heldin Philadelphia on
the 18th ult., in St. Georges church.
The body numbered 900 Members
Nome hi, those opposed to lay represen-
,a,ina were invited. An address 10 the
church at large was adopted, in which
the sublrc, Of the late Convention is
discussed, and the brethren Of the church
are invited 10 send delegates to the Con-
veniion to be held in St.George's church
in the city Of Philadelphia, 10 take such
action as shall attest their devotion to
the church, as is.
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Fhole No. Of Scholars ree,td March 1874. :.

~.OA s..S .~.EAA 1onVVt1 oxsA HSAENS
Scnool excepted-is divided into four dep6ts-
menls, and each department. into - many sub
divisions as the number and grade ofths schnIa5s
may require. BY referring to the printed d.
rections for the teachers, herewith sGblaitted,
you Will perceive that penmsnship ana history
are included IN the French courss, WHILST
arithmetic and Geography are tAnght thrp
ti,e medlum Of the English Language. TrnnaEa-
lions d from French into English, and from En&-
isn Us INTO french, are also prescribed TO both
DIVISIONS. This arrangement has stood the test
OF several years experience, and ls in my hum
ole opinion the best that can be adopted under
the present circumstances. .yss .A !
me irregular attendance OF portion q the
scnolars Is subject to which the attention Of
the Board cannot fail TO be directed. During
the past year, the average daily attendance was
l.pv, OF ABOUT u, Ionr -mths Of the whole number
registered. This is partly owing, doubtless, TO
the absence OF great number OF families during
the summer months; but, even after making
iuil allowance Tor this partial desertim ct the
city' ~ is my nrm neiief tnat much q the evii
complained OF is TO be attributed to the want II
proper restraint at home Thus is matter IN
winch the hearty cooperation Of every parent
Is 1mperatlyeiy required, and hope that pro-
per measures will be adopted to impress upon
thelr mnds the necessity Of enforcing strict
compliance with the regulations established for
the beneft OF their children. Now that the IL
aoSi q essAu aAI4uateu9 pIeJuuiCeas Wnlcn WeKS
formerly arrayed against the public school sys-,
TEN IN our city and state, have disappeared be-
lore the onward march Of enlightened public
opinion-that learning IS no longer the monopoly
OF weaith-and that the mild and benefici ient in
nuences n, OF UNIVERSAL education have descended
IKE the dews OF heaven upon the whole surface
OF American society, inspiring it with new
lie, ana clothing 1t with the radiancc and
freshness OF immortal youth, the day CANNOT
De far distant when 70 withhold the lnyatu-
anie au pieSsiIg .nus plougnt "1.nin Ie.en y
l., sla,l pe lo9Asl upon a. slo,aeon =
gsGry Il.. soclal a. anu Pontlcal duty: Nof Gan
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W mn,'n unapmy yes nngels IN -'ne m,nus
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MUSIC STORES. ETC.
s1oRATIo D. HEWITT, PIANO -

o. 4 CRATIC D. HEWITT, PIANO -nnH
a FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp H. a71ySa
es' ,n me~oTeAn, w M % would e.pseuly request the n
asaor'msnt MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of MI KINDS
descriptions, selected assortment
from the Of the fra. makers the United
o. NswYSrk HAi son, of NewYork. and PLEYEL co,
Nh p IN @ sGeye ths 9oMns kinds GRAND Sc
of the most celebrated maker. the world combining late
* and oe,syes They will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Of all kinds quantity.
Among others the constantly hand the
OF brought to the Southern market,
which offered at the reasonable GUITARS
tgred by WILLIAM HALL SON. from approved SPANISH
MoES These instruments the
,and ~; climate The snssrbs has had 1pereuc
e Mslc business in the Northern cities well EewOrlean
acquainted with the mnutest detala the H
sr the best selected that has in the Southern
and his facilities such
aock Of all kinds and the and
MOST FASHION ABLE MUSIC Musical Public
invited to call and examine his stock.
felS lyos HoRATIo D. HEWITT, 80 Camp st, N o.
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| dosir.s - ;,,:-:a...I... ~
shS,,t. ~, nax,la.a' y VIZ rnen
thoroS,ch .,,.re,,.. an ior earul anu
cbsr;sb ths .a,si - la has DSen uene' ~, ~
nj rro,,,,. -. sno e'i1, W iu
,a r vieugemeht 10 cur Pfeoeces,
~ - -. 1870 wherever ~ is due,
.,;.,. -, - .sasa, as sne same time Wouia
'ror,I. - III ;.s mansn up 70 TINS WofK,
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sio'u ne,e' ove,oA 70 70 truth ls
nv. ', a' sne g1ea.est moral
s 'iisll u:1on "1n you ean p'ace IN senooi-
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nericans, si.lAells " u . se hepaonc. me
crushing innuences Of EnIoPean lnsIitu.lons W! Ia
49,, .Ia iaDsss ,sa. u Jax,.h e ','sa
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3'ale uopernment ,s Inere shan pc UNIVERSAL SUI
.,na ~ ~ ~. DIs now are we 70 ineeS 1hese
."J S't gleae iao's Wy answer 1s-sc.M De
s,enoo!-nouse, o.: Win UNIVERSAL education you
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y, ,a,saa h1 NJ $780, m'9 s1;n ths ,,,.ha Z
tho comm;ttee at i'' ,hree 'e '''s '''''-'s. u
Reso1rsJ That q comr;++ee of +wo or ,,oro
mani hers he annointed tn invest;gata all tho er7
na,sas ~ tha P,hI;o S,hoo,s of th;s n;s.r;o, a.
asoarta; ~ .n naar s noss;h1a ha. ~
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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS
B9.{d0eaCyfeg. Paint.

B1tdgeaCNte1' Paint,
FOR WOOD, BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS DEPOTS AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK. ALSO FOR ALL KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND uH.
UNDER WATER. a
f The attention Of the public respectfully called the following
eanona favor Of the celebrated BRIDGEWATER PAINT
unnecessary the than add EIGHT MONTHS
South the firmly estAbshed
offered the public the best FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF Jso. F. MILLER, OF ATTAKApAs.
July apply the BragewateI
a any @ ps s B sn ssi % g. g
co ceerly add testimony . the embraced
@ @ &c as a
WI % Ia. aRRsa ao a ] sste Sa 1ss ss
surface which has proved entirely impevsu' ,ox
Newleeria AttaAapas, Sase SareR l lsss '0'' f. 'E''
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR THOMAsSON,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
the & as' % Of n M
5
s5ss II If 5SE$
Neworlsans December :i" j. 1851 -''o'-1s'of'
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TOWBOAT PORPoIsE.
have used the BkIDGEwATER PAINT for which Mes G. c.
ca are the @ deck Of The TES
n fsi' s's 'is Nc
#a Al .ls ssa.iss CERTAIN
2
Sssnsd WM BROWN. Captain TorDoas rorpo.s.
CERTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK co.
Having had tbs LOUISIANA DRY DOCK painted
ss ny ss ShsSs
''' lsisnsd) HUGHES, vALlErr d THOMAS,
J.r WHITNEY leesa O., LOCK .Al''
Agents Louisiana Dry Dock Co.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER
Ihavs the BR1DeEwATER PAINT past months
s Hs ss' h saa 's Ss
@ 't,ss % E HI H%ss @ a'ssI s A
an mp s.s Iss .as It NJ
@ % ssp qa's ss s gass SsssS eaa,sa
New Orleans, February s. 1889. isa Camp arset
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE
aAys Ssans as sa . hs
l nj s times those fire risks preference where the
''''' Mss.' Company
EDW SsosInS 2snES Assn. General neral n9mAl
IN. LAPeYRE, President NswCrlsans
sA As sslT Hs AL TesRssa Dsss.s. taus1a atss
addition the above, the
certificates from equally respectable parties which sp
their office; among which those Captain B. Robbins
ship odes Captain Wm Cutts ship Charles cooper
cuum Assistant Engineer NewYok Erie Railroad
Col g. H. Tacot NewYork Arsenal r. s. Smith, Lieutenant
unrtema United Staea Military Academy est Point; Oliver
Superintendent Secretary River Railroad
| Company. etc., &C. BoaERT CO., 10 Camp street.
Agents for the States of louisiana Mississippi Alabama
sUB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
S:;:: S:::;: 5E5EsztS ! #sFHSSAs s|ts i Co. ~
JOHN ms STROUD a co.
d MACpHERSON NJ go Cam,.t,.s,
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REMOVALS.

ID EMOVAL.-BARELL1 & Co. have tempora-
Il y ry their office from No. Il Com
mon street, my5
Ep EMOVAL.-R. H. MARR, Attorney at Law,
IL u has removed from No. II St. Charles Camp
iv
Il hRUG STORE REMOVAL-The SUBJ n
ny cer respectfully public that
has removed his DRUG STORE corner Of W.
Chaes and Cusonope Streets where hs will be happy xk
his old md who him
. E. D. BEACH, Apohecnry and Druggii,
Jans Southwest Of Chatres street
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The following ls the numDer OF teacnerS at-
tached to each school, and the aggregate Of their
monthly salaries: %
l. Boys School, 4th Ward, male Teach
erS ................ 4 6OU
female Teachers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20O
Q Girls School, 4th Ward, 8 female Teach
ers s................... 365
2 female Supernumeraries ........... 40
8. Bienville Girls School, 4 female Teach
ers .........'....... ........'...' loo
4. Bienville Boys School, 8 male Teachers 200
female Teacher. Observation-Disclosures. 80
5. Boys School, 9th Ward, male Teach
ers ....................2 26O
8 female Teachers .................. $50
6. Girls School, 5thWard, 6 female Teach
l Supernumerary. ................... 20
7. Girls School, 9th Ward, 6 female Teach
efS ..................s. Aoo
2 Supernumeraries. s.................. 40
8. Boys School, 9th Ward, 5 male Teach
erS .................... Alo
female Teacher .................... 50
8. Bayou Road School, 8 female Teachers 100
Supernumerary ................. ~
10. Boys High School, 4 male Teachers. 360
IL. Girls HIGH School, female Teachers. 295
70. NIGHT School. 3 male Teachers ...... 140
| Vocal Music. | male Teacher ............ 80
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rREEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss.-A-.a
MAGNOLIA HOUSE, Biloxi, Miss.-k1..rggsss

lv1 Nj DEvER respectfully sFSsM
patrons and the public generally this Hotel
for reception This house the points
OF locality and accommodations hotel the The
BALL ROOM in similar room Biloxi is
admirably BALLS gatherings
which will addition
the Ball oom accommodations
than h pre- seasons. TT
Her TABLE will be her eonstnu provide amply with the
best shat this and tn. neighborihg markets afford,
Fine roomy BATH HOUSES adjacent the
convenience of Bonrders.
The BAR is supplied with choice Liquors.
The ICE-CREAM SALOON nso atjoins the Hotel.
Thankful for the liberal patronage
respectfully what will be
lie Biloxi Mny3 5m
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A servant. or keeper, is employed in each OF
the Schools at the rate oti$l0 per month.
The Secretary Of the Board and the Librarian
receive each $25 per month.
Of the above Teachers, one is a pupil OF the
Boys High School, and taoenty.fou are pupils
of the Girls High School-a fact which can not
fail to impress upon your minds a deep sense OF
the importance and usefulness of those institu-
tions, as well as Of the high qualifications Of the
able and accomplished Teachers by whom they
are conducted.
The Night School recently opened by order Of
the late Municipal Council is now in full opera
ton. Whilst take pleasure in informing you
that the English and Mathematical departments,
as well as the class Of lneal drawing, are nu-
merously and well attended, l regret to add that
the other department has been Of late almost
entirely deserted by the scholars. beg leave to
call your immediate attention to this unfortu-
nate state of things.
In this district, but three of the school-houses
are owned by the corporation The other build
ings are rented at an extremely high price, and
are hardly well adapted to the purposes to which
they are applied. The expediency OF special
appropriation, for the erection of one or more
school houses in every ward, is so obvious, and
has been 50 often urged by me on former occa-
sions, that deem it unnecessary to dwell at any
length upon . measure, the propriety and policy
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L iUNDislES-- si8s
GuNNY BAGS-i25,0oo. @Fs'as.
Ci6ARS-5ub,4r. s's
o nj liesari f.5H-
COFFE iG6 tays; Havans. ITO tags
HAMs--Dahisld's and Sasy Shas'sso eress las !!rs
ElCs-sp t;srees. For sAis iy
ap, {. J, HART 4 CO., 10 Tshsap,ealas street.
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EIAsT PAsCAGoULA HOTEL.-Ihe go

HOTEL a. th, delightful retreat will be opened for TEiEh
the FIRST DAY OF JUNE 1852. The
prons expense spared Tor the comfort and amusement
o his guests and that from kia experience they will
6nd this the most desirable residence the Lake. "
The Hotel
establishment the Lake
ANEW WHARF has recently been built and the GARDEN
surrounding grounds have beautiful crder LIVERY
STABLE been attached to the Hotel for the of tho
vtors there will be THREE TABLES, which will
be appropriated expressly for the Ladies'.
tel EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD,
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hR. LACRUES, OF PARIS, TOOTH AND
GUM SPECFlC-Thsi beyond r the
disco,ered for GUMS keeps the Teeth from
tarter bleeding
consequently breath For proof the
To be had Of the Agents.
DIR. GILBERT, Poydras street.
CLARKE 4 ALLISON, St Charles street.
r. L. MASSEY cor Camp and Gravier
JWRIGITT, i5l Chnrtres street.
j. SyME, ANAL Carpndeet streets.
a. KENDALL. 4 CO., Magazine
MEDICAL DEPOT, Poydrns stree.
c. NYSTRANDs corner Apollo and Clio
GEO. REED, NayRdes and Ensrpe sts
H. KAErEYER, Of jackson Lsvue
,fssi. aapit< saa the MASgF ACTURERs M rouns street.
Etwotisss, 't ''-i jet IylP
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DObysss $ Has'risagtO,.'s

DAGUERREoTYPE AND STOCK DEPOT,
No. CAMP STREET. w. ~
This wknown establishment thoroughly
enlarged and improved the the
their PICTURE furnished Of
IN the superior style and inish
Bperates fitted out with complete APPARATUS the low
cash pees Voghtander, FRENCH arson'a
hesire Tubes. With Boz and e,tr Tablets dollars
Stands Boxes Bntha Chemical together every
DAGuERREorYrE BUSINESS constantly hand,
Wholesale an. retail, jpp6
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IFNWENTY-FIYE DOLLARS REV ARD z

NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY. .NEwORLrAss, April as 1852. !
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Books
y Of Subscription the Capa Stock The NEW ORLEANS
the office of the Company No. II Commercial Paee
will
cordancs with the seventh section Of the charter.
H. S. BuCKNER, President pro
JoHN CALHOUN, Sacrstory. su9s
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~ street bet~oen Poydas and Perddo where
MNATURE PORTRAITS taken short notice,
beauty and and put in the naest style in Pins Lks
or tenders his thanks vorr and
n together with his devotion
hopes hun bsrable share Of public
patronage. ln3l If JAMES LOCKWOOD,
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MILLINERY AND FANCY.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL.-MRs CLARKE,
PoydaA streets, ha. just
ceved another invoice Of NEW STRAW BoNNETs, Mixed
and Colorsd do LACE ETC., which win be offered At twenty
cent less than being reducing hsY
summer Stock Ao large lot Of EMbRoiDERlES P1RF UME
RIES COMBS. worthy attention, nny1