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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
miscellaneous,
Child Stealing in Rome,

The following is related by cores
pondent of the N. Y. Observer, writing
from Rome, March 23d.
A day or two since, a lad the son Of
an American artist-the well-known
illustrator Of Harper's illustrated Bible
was missing. The domestic, most
devoted catholic, protested her igno-
rance Of her whereabouts lads
little brother was called, and, in his in
nocence remarked that he guessed he
was at the Convent. This was the first
in,imation the parents had that their
children had ever visited the convent.
They sent for Hon. Mr.. Cass, who
took the boy with him, and went, in his
ordinary dress 10 the convent. The
manner in which the inmates gathered
round and welcomed the boy, conyin-
ced Mr.. Cass that the boy had often
been there, and led him to believe that
the brother would be found there. He
inquired Tor him, but the Superior stout
" affirmed that lie was not in the Con-
vent.-Mr. Cass requested to be shown
through the establishment. His request
was granted, but no boy was found.
Mr.. g. then noticed passage leading to
another building, or another part Of The
building. He insisted on being taken
thithcr. Hearing a noise in room as
he passed along, he opened door, and
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
One GOOD Word every Day,

A good word is one which does some
one good; ii may be word ol teaching,
word Of warning, or word of truth
and love. Speak one such wold at
least every day.
Our days are lew at best; certainly
no one oil them should pass without an
opening Of the lips for God. Who can
tell the effects Of a single sentence, ut
tered with faith and prayer. 1t may
reach to thousands; it may reach into
eternity. As wave moves wave in the
ocean, so one word Of grace may reach
from mind to mind, and thus be produ-
cling effects long after the tongue which
uttered it shall have turned TO dust.
Never despair Of being useful so long as
You have the gift of specch.-lf you
can say nothing else, you may at least
repeat some blessed text of scripture;
this may save soul. That child, that
servant, that visitor, that stranger may
praise God IN Heaven ior the lru'h
heard from you, "Let your speech
be seasoned with SALT" Keep the heart
full, and you will have something tosay.
"Out OF the abundance of the heart the
mouth spcaketh." Every day the IN
sodly are u'tering fatal words, kindling
bad passions, and destroying souls. Ev-
cry day, therefore, all Christians should
be saying something for Christ, Ma
ny time, through grace, a single say
ing has been blessed 10 the awakening
OF soul. Pray for help 10 devise and
utter such things every day of your ne,
as may lead those who hear YOU, to faith
in your Rcdcemer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
Is it The Doctors Cat.

An article appeared some time
since the late flood, in a newspaper,
stating that DOCTORS Office was seen
floating down the Nonongahela, in
Virginia, during the high water
Its bottles of ,inctures and jars of
salves, with other characteristic con-
tents were in their places, though no
human hand appeared to minister to
suffering humanity. And yet the of.
fec was not without living occupant.
Pensively seated in conspicuous
place, a solitary cat having been seen
taking perchance its last voyage of
discovery. The ark moved on, borne
on the bosom of the restless stream,
until, lost in the distance, sympathy
itself ceased to follow the luckless
navigator! And yet, perhaps, not
entirely luckless; for,while tho waters
were retiring from the bosom of the
town of Webster, leaving an immense
deposit Of saw logs, mill wheels, bar
rels, fence rails, roofs, and sundry
other articles, the bitter complaints of
a poor, ship-wreckcd cat were heard
A sympathetic young man c'ambered
over the promiscuous difficulties that
lay in his way, until he found the half
drywned and worse frightened obicct
of his adventurous search. The poor
fellow was ta!;en ilto good quarters,
and has become happily domes'ieated
in my house. Hc seems to be doing
well without the nostrums he may have
lost. But is he the Doetor's cat =
He is little remarkable, having both
cars cropped, and is of a yellow tab
by color. lfhc be the veritable shop
Keeper, so long and perilously sustain
ing his post, the Doctor can have his
trusty friend byapplica'ion to tho sub
scriber. JAMES &. SAMSON
Webster, Pa.
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instantly.

.
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III cases Of clills and fever: il breaks the chills
Immediately, warns up and invigorates with
Health and strength every organ and secretion
s,f the system.
y PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Z Whenever you feel pain, apply Railways
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cstincs, in the liver, kidneys, bowels, joints,
uid bones, Railways Ready Relief, taken in
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"ninutes stoppain and quickly remove its cause.
Price 25 and so cents per bottle.
Ii RADwAY's INDICATED SOAP,
"a h9sc at ten rods ha! ha !"
A Drake was livid.
"Lobk yerc, Colonel, | can't stand
that!" he began.
"Ncvcrmind, the A0rsc can" "snccr-
cd the Colonel. "lll risk you"
Grinding his teeth, Mr., Drake D. pro-
duced another ten dollar bill.
"Hcre |" growled tho old man,
"l'm bound to have another shot, any
way"
"Crack away" cried the Colonel,
pockoting tho note.
Drake did crack away, with deadly
aim, too, but the horse did not MUD
the bullet III the least. To the rage
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

found priest or two at table and a
seat just vacated. He insisted that it
was the seat of the lost boy. The priest
denied it. Mr.. Cass then made himself
known as the Representative Of the
United States, and pretty distinctly in
timated that some OF Jonathan's thunder
would be put in requisition if the boy
was not forthcoming Immediately. The
boy was then brought forth from an adj
joining room,. and restored by MIR. Cass
10 the anxious parents. Such are the
facts. Make your comments.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
A Sensible Landlord.

A little incident transpired some
weeks ago at one Of our Frankfort
hotels, which under the present tenn
perancc excitement is worthy of no.
tice. The names of the party we
shall withhold from the public for
shame's sake.
A little girl entered the tavern, and
| in pitiful tones told the keeper that
I,cr mother had sent her there to got
blight cents.
Eight cents" said the tavern
aeeper. "What does your mother
Fant with eight cents! | don't owo
Ter anything"
"Well," said the child, Father
bends ali his money hero for rum,and
70 have had nothing TO eat to-day
Slother wants to buy a loaf Of bread"
A loutsr standing at 'febar, looked
rst ut tho child aud then at the land.
Iord, and said very gruliiy, "D-------ni
tho brat kick her out.p 4,
"No,' said the keeper, Twill give
her tho eight cents; and If hor father
comes here again I'll kick lin OUT"
-Erankfoft Herald.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
POETRY.
ODE TO MY FATHER.

Thou, while was very young,
Who taught my heart from sin to turn,
Art gone to Heaven;
Gone to better world above,
To bask in Gods eternal love,
Where the angel spirits sing,
Eternal anthems to their King.
Thou whose heart did always ycarn,
For all who wisdom's ways did spurn,
From us was taken;
Taken from all cares and tolls,
Taken from this earlrs turmoils,-
To the spirit land on high,
Where the happy never sigh.
Thou who taught me how to sing
The praises Of my Heavenly King.
All here no longer.
Thy voice 10 longer heard in prayer,
Thy soul no longer pressed with care
For Thy olGspring,-children dear.
Which God hud given to thee here.
Since we were lel, for thee TO mourn,
A sister from us, too, was borne,
To happy Canaan.
Deaths pale angel from above,
Commissioned by the God Of love,
Hath taken her for whom we mourn,
Till we arc called like her to come.
EMMETT.
I.oya Reach, O., June IS, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

INrEEsARRrAcEo OF BLOOD RELATIONS
Hear what The editor Of the Freder-
icksburgh News says about the mat
ter.
"In the country in which we were
raised, for many generations back, a
certain family Of wealth and respecta-
bility have intermarried until there
cannot Be found in three OF them a
sound man or woman. One olthem
has sore eyes, an other scrotula, a third
is idio!ic,a fourth blind, afilth handy
legged, a sixth witha head about as big
as turnip-not one out of the number
exempt from physical or mental defects
Of some kind. Yet this family perse-
veres 10 intermarry with each other,wiih
these living monuments constantly be-
fore them"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03
when do we kmow Christ. F.

When we think as Christ thought, do as
Christ did, live US he lived when, like
him, we ore patient, meek and humble,
are about our Fathers business, are heav-
enly minded; when, like him, our wills
are lost in the will Of God when we
sympathizc with he suffering, raise the
fallen, comfort the afflicted, forgive as we
hupe to be forgiven; when we feel THUS,
and do thus, then we know Christ; then
we are united to him, as The branch is u.
ni,ed to the vine; then we know what il
is 10 have our lives hid with Chris, in God
Young disciple is this your commence
ment? glorious will be the consumma'
ton.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A South Carolina religious paper, sr.
pealiug in behalf Of the slaves, says:-l
hazard the assertion that throughout the
bounds Of our Synod, (south Carolina and
Georgin,) there are at present 100000
slaves speaking the same languageas our
selves, who never heard ofthe plan Of
salvation lby a Redcemer."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

hunter, Old hoani looked MN .isn. :"
the face, as if he rather liked the fun
Drake" cried Sam, "yoa're
drunk A horse at a dozen rodSTT--
oh, my eyo!" !! !.
"Just shut your mouth. orl Y shoot
you!' thundered the excited Drake,
1.-THE bullet was hollow, III swes''
The man lies that says Ilcan't shoot.
Last week l cut off a goose's head ~
fifty rods, and, ! kin du it agin. BY
old Harry, Colonel, you kin laugh.
Il'llbet thirty dollars lean bring down
old Roam at one shot,"
The wager was readily accepted
The stakes were placed in Sums
hands. Elated with the idea OF win.
ming back his two tens, and making all
* into the bargain, Drake carefully
selected perfect ball, and an even
buckskin patch, and loaded his rifle.
1t was now nearly dark, but the old
hunter boasted Of being able toshoot
bat on the wing by starlight, and
without hesitation he drew cloar
sight on old Roan's head.
A minute later, Drake was driving
through the grove, the mostenraged.
the most desperate of men. His ri.
fle, innocent victim of his ire, lay with
broken stock at the bottomjof the old
wagon. Sam Barston was too much
frightened to laugh. Meanwhile, tho
gratifed Colonel was rolling on tho
ground, convulsed with mirth, and old
Roam was standing undisturbed under
the trees. 7g
When Drake reached home, his
two sons, discovering his ill-humor,
and the mutilated condition Of the ii
le.stock, fastened to arouse his spirits
with piece of news, which they
were sure would make him dance for
Joy.
"Clcar out" growled the angry old
man. 81 don't want to hear any Of
your news; get away, or | shall knock
one of you down"
"But, father,it's such trick!"
"Blast you and your tricks"
played off on the Colonel"
"On the Colonel :" cried tho old
man, beginning to be Interested
/" Cad, if you've PLAYED the Colonel
a trick, let's liearit."
"Well, father, jed and I, this af.
ternoon, went out to look for deer"
"Hangthe deer! come TO the trick"
Couldn't find any deer, but tho't
we.must shoot somcthing,so Jed bang
cd away at the Coloncl's old Roau--
shot him dead !"
"Shot old Roam !" thundercd the
hunter. "By old Harry, Jed, did you
shoot the Coloneps hossl"
"I didn't do anything else"
"Devil! dcvil!" groaned the hunt.
! er.
"And thcn," pursued Jed, confident
the joke part of the story mustpleasc
, his father, "Jim and l propped the
hoss up, and tied his head back with
a cord, and left him standing under
> the trees exactly as if he was alive.
. Ha! ha fancy the Colonel going to
catch him no! ho! ho wasn't tia
joke!"
d Old brakes head fell upon lis
breast. He felt of his empty pocket
o book, and looked at his broken rifle.
Then in IL ruelul tone, he whispered
to the boys
at is a joke! But if you ever
tell of it-or if you do, Sam Barston
-l'll skin you alive ! By old Harry.
; boys, I've been shooting at that dead
hoss for half anShour at ten dollars II
0 shot"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

HYpRornoBlA.--A Distinguished ply
sician in Massachusetts,, one related TO
the editor ol the New. York Mirror an
instance of the prevention Of hydropho-
bia, after the bite of dog known to be
rabid, by salvation with mercury. We,
are reminded Of this by finding in a
Southern paper the statement oil wri-
ter, who says that in the county Of Pow
hatan, Va, in August, 1897, he saw
servant boy of his fathers seized by a
mad dog, which bit him in dozen pla-
ces, inAicting ghastly wounds. An en-
inent physician being sent for, had his
wounds washed with CASTLE soap, and
a plaster of mercurial ointment applied
TO the wounds Calomel pills were ad-
ministered in the interim, causing sail
walton. The boy recovered, and wa:
living few yeaas ago, never having
maniftstcdthe slightest symgtoms ofhy.
drophobia:. A horse and two COW!
known to have been bitten by the same
dog, the ensuing day went mad ane
died.
The Canton (ohio,) Repository state.
that about two weeks since, u boy ma
med Levi Carbaugh, ot Pike township
aged ID years, was badly bitten on boil
arms, by dog. Fearing the dog tQ b.
mad, some remedies were used. '~Ol
Wednesday last he felt uuwell; OF
Thursday was taken with paroxysm
and died that night in all the horrors
incident 10 that dreadful disease. Th,
same dog had bitten some cattle, whicl
became rabld and were killed:
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

The BIBLE BETTER THAN PIsToLs.-
The Rev. Mr.. Washburn, Bible agent
for Connecticut, in his last report: re-
port, relates The following fact: -"One
donor, who isa stranger 10 the hope of
the gospel, told me that he had resolved
10 aid in giving the Bible to The world,
as long as ho had the means to do so.
He thought it Indispensable 10 the secu-
riiy Of property and the rights Of man,
He said he once heard an irreligious
and profane man, whose business requi.
rcd him 10 he oIl'n among strangers,
say, 'that he always carried his pistols
wiIlrhim, and usually laid them under
his pillow al night; but when he saw
BibIcin the house, that had the appear
ance Of being well used, he never took
his pistols from his valisp.'"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Mr.. John Shield, who is now in lis
92d year, lately walked from his resi-
dence in Fairfax county, Va, 10 Alex
andria, the same day, the distance be-
ing full eig1te@ miles, On the follow
ing day he walked homo again. All
things consider d the "trip" may be set
down as one Of The mos. remarkable on
record.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

REPLY OF The DUKE OF WELLINGTON.
--"The gallant Duke" lately met a
young clergyman, who, being aware ol
his Grace's former residence in the East
and his familiarity with The ignorance
and obstinacy Of the Hiudoos in sup
porting their religion, gravely proposed
The following question: "Dops not your
Grace think it almost useless and extrav-
agant to preach the gospel TO the Hin
doos!"-The Duke Immediately rejoin.
ed, "Look sir, TO your marching orders
"l'rrach the gospel to every creature
MARK xvi 15,)
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A Maine paper says that the Supreme
Court ofthat State, ,nowin session at Au-
gusla, has decided that liquor cannot be
seized in transit, and that all persons
have the righ! 10 transport liquor at
pleasure, unless il can be proved that
such liquors are intended Ior sale,
The great iron works at Boonon,
New Jersey, are advertised for sale by
the sheriff. These works have been
in operation some twenty-five years,
and have paid out Tor labor an average
Of about $240, 900 annually.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

The vrs'ry ol Trinity Church, N, Y,
have commenced a New Church, near
Madison Square, which IN size and ar
chitrctnnl brau,y, will surpass any 9TH
or cdifce oil the kind in Gotham.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

pIOuSH' Ho"H WIN nm NV" az" "'S' w
earth. ...
What next, in childhool's April years
OF sunbeam, smiles. and minbow tears
That which in Him all eyes might trace,
To srow.in wisd ON anl-iA-graces -'',-'''--
What in the waywan rn'h of youth,
When fasehood walks abroad as truth?
by that good Spirit to be led,
Which John saw resting on His head.
Wha, in temptations wilderness,
When wants assail and fears opprrss?
TO wicli like him the Scripture sword.
And vanquish Satan BY" "thc Worl.' e
What, in the labor, pain, and strife,
Combats aud cares Of daily life?
in His cross bearing steps to tread,
Who had not where lay His head.
What in the agony Of heart,
When foes rush in and friends departe
TO pray like Him the Holy One,
" Father. thy will, not mine, be done."
What, in the bitterness Of death,
When the last sigh cuts the last breath!
Like Him your spirit to commend,
And up to paradise ascend.
What in the grave, and in that hour,
When even the grave shall lose its power!
Like Him, your rest awhile to take;
Then a. the trumret's sound awake,
Him as He is IN heaven to see,
And as He is yourself 10 be.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

TIE MISSIONARY HyMN.-A writer
in the New York Independent has made
The following interesting statement.
ga gentleman gave description of
the original manuscript Of the missiona-
ry hymn, which he had seen in Bishop
Heber's handwriting, in the possession
Of Dr.. Raiilps of Liverpool. The story
of lis origin is that just before his en-
barkation for India, Bishop Hebcr was
engaged to preach missionary sermon,
when the minister Of the place told him
the choi, had no suitable hymn to sing.
and be.ggedsthe Bishop TO write-one for
them. He sat down at once and wrote
this glorious hymn, of which the first
draft was so perfect, that there is only
one alteration OF word. The line that
now reads
sThe heather in his blindacss,'
first stood
The pagan in his blindness
How many thousand missionary mee-
tings have been enlivened and elevated
and incited TO new zeal and hope, by
singing this hymn.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

A Jrrscyman gives the subjoined
sage advice TO gardeners: "To cure hens
from scratching up your garden beds,
you cut their scra!chcrs Off Just below
their hrads.n
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-07-03

Hon. Daniel Baldwin, Of Montpelier,
VT, had a daughter who became very
deafat three years ol age, and renamed
so until eighteen. She was then cured
by onion and lobaccoiuice The tobac-
co was placed within the onion, which
was then roasted, and the juice was
dropped INTO the ear,
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DY JAMES MoNrq9NERY'

What blessing shall ask for thee,
In the sweet dawn Of infancy?
-That which our Saviour at his birth
Brought down with him from heaven to
earth.
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WHAT ssEAEL I ASK.

on.
i i;enealctlon for a Babe.
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=. &1E:t;g' sE!3, Editor mad Prnl"ie1oE
s. G&TaTEiH2, Fan, Assistant H!.litoF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-11

. ,ha free course OF competition IS on
cd MesnSs and after giving away qusIte,i. o' g
u,sS 81, we ,ha DO reduced 70 ,ne po.o 49,, ,e
..s .n.nalpr 40 much more, OF se',n'ss 800 our
sss, y, a disadvantage when WIZ H'""'
beaniy altogether.
rror, the number of ships ADVERTISE
.,r.,a n would appear there Is no i.lios o on
~ ssmsrd for eilhcr freight or penega as ssotoai.
Ieiy TO sail between this ds'e ana 70. s.ms,ed at hs
her iron Eoelsh snd Sco'cn PoiS'
"heS, r wv AZ ehster's letter on the suolscs y.
49,. ,.,.nd, on .tcs comment ano, .soars Ishor
sxpec,sa most upfsvorao'e. - N Peru and csnss-
% prove tos ,ne ,s sidon that can 90 msoe 81
guepty tnN '.s Senosse they contain 10 gw 's'e e
s,sns Of Enslish h9pdhass ,. ssom DR. Hamilton.
on the svc)ee' h,eh mentions that both The l. DOS
se O. .prye, cd for the King OF Spain about tne
isees. .ss snS rre laid down In ths map sno scGom
,,r. report published at Madrid ~ iis sae al K hoa
Pn,n ia In sg ogrsph'cai dictionary OF ,ne nag,
cen p.ru published st Madrid 10 1857 the ISLANDS are
"a Sa.p as within the Vice Royalty.
"'s TIE I,ish flax crop, this season, prom
40 Ia very abundant especially In the province OF
,ns,er Additional ms are being erected tnrousnou.
~ countrv and the only compliant heard 10 the want
ssi.hor Emsraiion is already teog disadvsntsseousy
vron the Ulster linen manufactures Tne potato dises'e
snnears 70 have stayed in progress, no's'1s
thst we still hear complaints iros psrucua. 80.
n
rs,n spo green crops generally sounoapt snd are
sin, rsp,c; hsrve,te 10 sood ORDER Oa.s are sooVs
an svsrsse crop There has been great oimna 20 "
srpsrs In the warehouses me past week or t"o OWING
to the demand for harvest iaoorera c, a,
The agricultural accounts from Scotland
ara hisby sst,actory, and are no less 50 from os'
pNss o England clJ r;,.J
Report on the Railways of the Y atted
H,,sdom as Jus, been published BY Captain !! L. A.
ssmmons Government Inspector, from when APP
nesTs ina, the number Of miles open tor trsfc q. ,oe
rose Of 1881 was In Epglsnd and Wales, O. $40 miles
An Scotland $780, ireland, 62i total, to9O Inc sums
rsised annually for Railway purposes previous 20 .ns
y.,r 1919 csnnot be ascertsned but sioce mat ps0o
S.rrsmept has required returns. which show the cals
Co.. ieas 40 hsve been e33 23i 4ls In 1919. Nv
IA IN is0 $40 967 Tne dlmn ution is Temarkaoe
Trs return of the raised Ia 1851 have not all as
,et beeu received, and therefore cannot be stated.
n,ns The past year 80 passengers were killed and so
;u,e3 bv railway accidents. In the previous year 81
vsre tiled and Is, Injured The number OF passsn'
sers CONVEX ed on all the railways Ia toe kingdom dur
ms the past year. amounted to 1891 O95 beog an In:
crease OF IL per the previous year value Of
passenger traffic $50 76i increase of per cent
and value Of goods traffic 81 O20695 an increase OF
JOis per cent the previous year Aggregate re,
venue Of all railways for 1851, close on tloOo1OV
sierpg an increase Of 1871 per cent on the receipts Of