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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
pEGULAR MAIL LINE, via stonington,

DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via StOningtOn,
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORp
and TAU TOE-rhe steamers {. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE of this line, run regularly ~ hereto
fore alt rnatey leaving Pie MOI North River hrt wharf
above Battery place, daily, SUNDAYS excepted at I NJ,
and Stonng0n at o'clock Z. NJ, arrival OF mail
train which leaves Boston at 5 7. IL
The stearner PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at Up NJ NewBedford and 1aun-
ton passengers proceed Immediately the ARRIVAL OF tho
mail tram at Mansfield 49, or
FOR freight or passage, apply at the Office, No 10 Battery
place or on board the boats
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to NIAGARA
IN FALLS-ROCHESTEh, LOCKPOhf and NIAGA.
RIA FALLS RAILROAD--CHAsGE oP TinE.-On aud
after MONDAY Sept n 1852 passenger trans VIII run ~
foiisvs. GOING WEST.
IL, ,rn,-Wav Fxpress.... Leaves Rochester a. An.
"a ,,a,y-Na1 ............ leaves Rochester ut PM
"a runway Express leaves Rochester at u NJ
RETURNING.
lst ,ranWay Express leaves Niegsrr Falls az ITO An
ID rrain-Mai leaves Niagara Falls at 1870 ~
81 trsin-Nay Express leaves Niagara falls a. fs "
Arriving at Rochester at 1913 AN. ppm and 10 Pm,
on the and Roche Railroads Sunday Train each
yay-leaye Rochester at An, and Siagara Oils iSofM
Fare from Rochester 10 Niagara ais 81 ~
Passengers Niagara Falls viii take the ears on t0c
North side OF the Rochester depot.
Tickets are sold Rochester az the ticket once IN no
depot WARREN COLBURN, Superintendent
Rochester, Sept. a. 1889
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
In PURSUANCE of an order oithe Surrogate

Comfy 81 York hereby rvenio al persons
b,ns clam. against MARLIN sIBfn, late o the City OF New
ok senlemsn dscc pesrn the same With vouchers thereof
residence No lOD Alien t. IA the CIV 81
New Yok on ,he hrh day OF April neaDAed New
"a "a ia~smIh WILLIAM n sILBER, Administrator
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
From the Mothers Magazine.
INFLUENCE OF A REMARK.

A few years ago, II man in humble
circumstances in life, cmigraIcd from
Scotland to this country, and settled
in one of our Western States. lie
was coarse and ignorant man, hut
very energetic, and cn'irely devoted
to 'l1c acquisition of property, lie
had been very poor, and felt that
wealth constituted tho greatest of all
earthly blessings. He had never cn-
joyed any Of the advantages Of oduca'
tim, aud was perfectly unconscious
of the value of Il cultivated mind
His wild and rustic home was carved
out Of the wilderness, where he was
surrounded by those hardy pioneers
who knew of no employment but toll.
Rich larvcsts began to wave upon
his wcll-tillcd and fertile acres. His
barns were filed with plenty, and cat
tic accumulated i'll his pastures; his
plain but substantial dwelling was
provided with all home comforts; he
BECAME man of wealth. lie had an
only child, a daughter, whom he loved
with the instructive love of one who
knew nothing Of the rcEaemcats OF
affection, but who feels proud Of pos
scssing a child to whom he could leave
the fruits of his toilsomc aud success
ful life.
Ono winters evening, rs the slcct
was drifting over the bleak plains, aud
the wind whistling around his win
dows, two strangers, from different di-
rcc,ions, sought II nights hospitality
beneath the roof of Il rich old farmer.
One was young adven,urcr, pcnni-
loss and almost friendlcsS, seeking his
fortune in the boundless West. Tho
other was an intelligent, middle.aged
gentleman of wealth from the East,
travelling on business connected with
an important speculation in which he
was about to embark. The fire, or
large logs of wood, blazel brightly
on the hearth. The hardy old farmer,
blessed with the vigor which the
health Of sixty years confors, sat by
lis kitchen iire.side smoking his pipe,
now and then exchanging word
with the strangers, neither OF whom
seemed disposed to sociability. The
farmers wife and rustic daughter sa'
in silence, tho latter pairing apples aud
strnging the slices to hing in festoons
to dry from the poles suspended from
the walls. The wife was engaged III
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
From Glcason's Drawing Room Companion.
A LION FOR TEN MINUTES
By TIL: OLD 'UN

JARAD HoRsERUNKER was returning
from the far West, after. an unsuccessful
trading excursion, very low in pocket
and in spirits, and hiding his inward
poverty by decent cXtrrnals oI black
velveteen irock, rather cxtravugan'ly
trimmed with braid, after the fashion o
showmrn and organ-grnders, and a
Kossnth hot and feather Of the newest
pattern. In Mexico he had acquired
n decided taste Tor beard and muSarhois,
and hence his lace was most romanll-
cally mrlo-dramatically "kirsute." In
This condition he embarked on the -
railroad; on his pastrrly journey The
cars had a fine ran from Bragg'own to
Pokcrvillr, killing the usual number OF
cows. and running of the track the u
sual number Of times.
AT T'okerviIIe the cars stopped, and
our hero, not aware Of III" hrrvi'y ot
their pause, made for distant grocery
to procure some refreshments. Retnr-
ming from the station, lie had the
satisfaction oI seeing the tain vHnishin.
in the distance, lsavIn. a long stream
Of smoke, Haunting (yvu the fnNn'l, like
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
missionary Field.

1t is stated that within fifteen miles
of Houston, Texas, there is n settle
ment which dates its commencement
some twenty years sincc, and contain'
inu fifteen larlilius within II circum
ference Of three miles, where hut one
Gospel sermon has ever been preach
ed.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
A Choctaw Girl on Loving Enemic S,

Only three years ago, the writer o
the following did not knew word OF
English. You will all think she has
made good improvement, The short time
she has been to school. But it is more
pleasing to see what lessons of wisdom
she is gaining from the Bible. lfal]
children should gain such and practice
them, how happy families would be,
and the larger groups that come 'ogelh.
er in schools, and by and by the whole
world. day Spring.
"Christ taught us 10 be benevolent
even to our enemies. When be was up
onearlh, he loved his enemies and pray
cd lor them, when they whipped him
and spit upon his face, and nailed him
10 the cross. And we should love our
enemies, bccaure Christ has told us TO-
and when we try to injure those that
hurt us, we should remember that he
sees US all the time. We should be
kind to them, and give them any thing
they want. Once readaboultwo boys;
one boy got angry with the other, but
the other was kind 10 him, and they
went home and he gave him fshpole
and gave him some water, and was SC
kind to him that he was ashamed and
went to bis own home; and we ought &c
do as that boy did, and be kind to ou'
enemies. ELISABETH JupsoN."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

All can it be that the fell monster death
Could lay his graphing hand on thy fair
form,
And snatch thee from thy friends,
Who little thought tlla, thou could'st die!
Nh, yes, it is too true. Forth has gone
the sad decree!
The cords that bound thy soul to earth
Have riven been, and thou, dear one, urt
free.
Thy little tongue that oft hath pruttled by
my side,
Has loosened been. and sings the praise Of
God oil high;
No more to be polluted here by sin, bu,
to be pure
Through all eternity. And those dear
arms that used to clasp
So closely round my neck to prove thy
pure affection,
Are changed 10 pretty silvered wings,
With which 10 visit earth from Heaven.
Ty tiny feet shall no more tread this earth
Where once thy step was heard with SO
much joy.
Thy walks shall be through shining streets
Of gold,
And pleasure thine without alloy.
Oh that my stricken heart could thus be
: reconciled,
And never wish thee back, with fallen
creatures vain,.
To grapplo with the world,
And grieye, and toll, and suffer pain;
Then when I stand beside that little
mound
That covers one so dear,
Arise my thoughts and soar 10 heaven,
And seek communion with him there.
Lord, give me strength 10 serve thee here,
Until my soul from earth is riven;
And when the Monster death shall call
Oh may meet with him in Heaven.
MALlNDA.
Prun.y,own. Va, Aug. 26, 1852.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Eyn. SrEAK,xo.-ltcv. Mr.. Stewart
advised three questions to be put to
ourselves bcforo speaking OWL of amy
First, is it true! Second. is
it kind! Third, is it necessary =
Porndcr's Litcrory Extracts
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

A party Of geoIogists are exploring
cave lately discovered near Lafayette,
Indiana, which is said TO BE- more extern
siye than the Mammoth Gave of Ken
lucky. The result Of their exploration
is 10 be published.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

In Oregon they pick wild strawber'
ries in January. and the weather is
said to be very mild, though in la,i'
,tulc as far North as auy of the Norf.
erM Atlantic States,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

Gcrrit Smith has had 10 pay $4,000
on his security for the bail oI Chaplin,
who was arrested in Maryland TOR as
sls,lng slaves to escape.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
POETRY Y.

'-TNN%~NS~SNS~~NSN S@N~SNSNSNS~SSSN-
From Tee Christian Mirror.
The Heart and TOnse.
One Mr.. TONGUE,
or much renown,
Who lived at large
In Tattle Town,
Was mischief full,
And wicked, TOO,
As all could tell,
Tongue they knew.
The statute brought,
The charge was plain,
That tongue was full
Of deadly bane::"
Tongue then was sciz'd
And brought to Court,
Pleading himself
The impending suit:
''l'is nelghbor HEART,
Plead Mr.. Tongu-,
Who leads me into
So much wrong.f
! should be good
As neighbors are;
As Mr.. Nose,
Or Eye, or Ear,
II neighbor Heart,
Who lives below,
Were chang'd by grace,
Or made anew;
'Tis very hard
10 bear the wrong
OF ncighbor Heart,
Said Mr.. Tongue.
The plea was sound,
Of Mr.. Tongue;
Jurors and Judge
Said, all as one,
u hile neighbcr Heart
Is also wrong,
No good, they said,
Could come from Tongue.
The Court decide "a
Ns The best good
To rcnovatc
The ncighborhood,
That Mr. Heart
MIST DC rrncn cd,
Or never Tongue
Can be subdu'd.
ry, June %, 1852. A. W.
INES 3:8. fAiatt. Is: 10.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
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No subscription taken for shorter period
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

A little child, about three years old,
was SO severely stung by bees at Bucna
Vista, Geo., few days since, that it
died the next morning The child had
strayrd near where a swarmof bees had
settled, aud il is supposed irritatcd thcm,
when they flew upon Il, aud before it
could b. rescued, it had hecn SO spvete.,
ly stung asto cause its death.
Mr.. Church. who has farm oh lie
shores of Lake Superior, las made
aud ~"u Ia market this season 1000
H. Of laarberry jam.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

From Tee Christian Mirror.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04

*James 3:8. TAiatt. Is: 10.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
DAILYST STATE SENTINEL.
D..,Itfe-A Hit n Husbands.

Tia following is one of the best things that we have
met with for long time We lear moreover tnat II
contains more truth than poetry atnousn VI coUi.e
there are exceptions. The author evidently has had
some experience 10 the matrimonial line, and while this
sketch true to the life in many particulars, 1t IS quite
possible that the other side would furnish very anus
ing and instructive pictufe.-.AIb. Erp. .
AUST HETT7 ON MATEIs6oSr.-Now girls, sand
Auntj4ettv, put down your embroidery aud worsted
work do something sensible aud stop building air cas-
ties and talking OF lovers and honeymoons II makes me
sick it's perfectly sntimonal. Love IS taLee-matr
rnony is 8 humbu1; husbands are domestic NaPoeons
Neroes Alexanders signing for other hearts 10 con-
qner after they are Of yours. The honeymoon Is
as short lived as a ucifer match alter that you may
wear tour wedding dress at the wash tub, and yonr
night cap 10 meeting and your husband wouiIn know
il. You may pick up your own pocket hanoAercnle''
help yourself 70 chair and split your gown across tne
back reaching over the table to get Peice OF butter
while he Is laying in his breakfast IL IL was the last
meal he should in this world when ne gets through
he will aid your digestion, (whIe you are slipping your
first cup Of Coffee by inquirng what you'll nave lor
dinner whether the cold lamb all eat yesterday
n the charcoal is OUT and what you gave for the last
green tea you bought =,
Then he gets up from the table lights has cigar with
the last evenings paper that you have not ad ehance
10 read gives two three whIts oil smoke sure 20
give you headache for the afternoon, ana JUST as Ms
coat tail is vanishing through the door, aPologses ior
not doing Chat errrand for you yesterday-thnks y
doubtCul n he can today-"so pressed with business
Hear of him at11 o'clock, taking an Ice cream with
some ladies at Vntons while you are at home new
lining his coat sleeves. Children Dy tneears III Gay
can't get out take the air. feel crazy as hy IN
drum husband comes home at night, mods now dye
do Fan >" boxes Charleys ears, stands little Fanny 10
the corner puts his feet the gratesnttlng out all
the FIRE, while che babys little pug-nose grows blue
with the cold: reads the newspaper all to himself
solaces his inner with hot cup Of tea and Just as
you are aboring under the halucination that he vii
ask you to take mouthful Of fresh with him, he
puts on his dressing gown and slippers, and begins
reckon up the family expenses alter which he lies dowr
on the sofa and you keep time with your needle, while
he shores tall O'Clock.
Next morning ask him to leave you ga little money,
he looks at YOU as If be that You are in you
riaht mind draws ssh long enough to initiate pal
o. beowses and asks you what you want with IT, anc
If halt dollar wont do" Gracious king! as If those it
shoes and stockings could be bought for half dollar
Bat that's the way with em girls, and you'll find it ou
when you get husbands"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
GEO. ID. WINCHELL,
North Tvest corner Of Pearl and Walnut Streefs,
cINCIN NATI OHIO,

MANUFACTURES and keeps constantly hand large and
w general OF Japanned, Ornamental bozeo ana
Pressed Tin Ware which he offers sell Country Merchants
and Tin Dealers Psrs and others al such prices ss
Weld handsome profit the buyer Every article ne oilers
his shop, and under his personal
eee from the material And in tins particular ne claims
have il in his power inducements far superior any other
dealer in the West.
Having made large additions 10 has manufacturing &c
parimel way machinery and greater number Of
orknen he hopes be able supply the increasing demand
Dealers been making their purchases ID
the ces viii find that they do equally as well here ~
quality, addition this they always
buy just what they want may fill up their stocks as they
may desire Inconvenience waiting six weeks
months for supply from the East.
feb27d3m 4v3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
PEORIA EYE INrIRMARY AND oRTHcPEDIc N.

TUNhIS establishment is completed and will be permanent
n place for the reception Of all wishing undergo
diseased Ely well those desous Of being
ted Tor The removal of all varieties Of DEFORMITES such
long standing DsOcaons Cluboo mmoby Of the Lower Jaw
dc, &c
The building is in beautiful and healthy location in the
border the City Peoria where be accommodated
with comfortable boarding and washing such corresponds
each Every instrument and calculated
the designs institution, provided and in the OrhO
pejc Department several entirely original ones used Of
which Of young children frequently obvses the neees
sity Of operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department particularly for the
patients who, under rigid than
be pursued such institution would be r the most par ncua
le.
For further information, address
8 s. COOPER, VI. D,
Peoria, Illinois.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

LIFE OF EDITOR.-The editor of paper Psbiish'
ed Canton, Ohio. gives the following description Of
his partner:
"Mr. Pike and | published newspaper IN 1917,
among the Miami Indians IN the State Of Indiana. IL
was a great partnership, that. We had two advance
paying subscribers who lquidated his subscription
with beans the other with logs Godfrey, the chief
took five papers, and could not read word Our paper
called the Peru Forester" and being printed in
the woods, that title appropriate. The town Of
Peru had number Of magnificent names for its streets
such Pearl Broadway &c.. which streets exhibited the
animang and busting spectacle Of stumps and trees,
high a mans head. The stirring events which trans
pred in that city, mperously demanded couple Of
cEronclers, and Pike and hand to discharge
this important function. Pike wrote poetry and dip
ped considerably into State politics, and discussed in
learned every question onerest 10 the few
settlers and Indians Besides being editor and prin-
ter he kept the Broadway Hote-was post MASTER JUS
tice Of the peace land agent, pettogger, canal
tractor, merchant of the poor painter had
been sehoomaster, and day laboror, twice a
wdower, was brought mp Quaker, and the last time
saw him he Preacher-bad married a third wife
aud was an auctioneer, and what more l know not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
YIN = 1l ever
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Is e THE F FIRST mp 9N9 REMEDY , EYER RECORDED
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never fails IN giving instant to The orsHng and
TT HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES OUT or 4 HUNDRED
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CHILL FEVER IN FIFTEEN MINUTES
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Spinal complaints sG Joints Strains Brnsss Cu,. wsvas
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IN the city OF New YORK where OF them he'd been b01gh
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the with energy and vitality which
the cause Of the nervous pains.
RHEUMATISM
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tell
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
The Best and Cheapest Family Medicine in the World
DIR R0ERRTs, COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA PILLS

An alternative, dureiic mild
twenty five cents per box containing 50 pills
Each box contains Fifty pills. which makes them cheap again
other sandardp and four tines chespcr warranted
much superior various Diseases any Of
syrup mixtures sold besides being convenient and proper
YaNE astonishing which has attended DR.
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conclusive that they truly NATURES Rsrdiss that they
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rich blood and healthy Of ths and liver
They acknowledged by abesi physicians
eeponabe, but ecacous The highest degree general
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The Compound Sarsapana Ps Used the
OF those diseases which a Use from ef the blood
and morbid seceos o the liver aud soach and diseases arising
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They purely vegetable compound and be used by
persons or all They pleasant palate and produce
no nausea uneasiness gripping in the operation Hundreds Of
certificates could be Of these who used them with great
benefit
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Sasepada Pills. and observe that the green wrapper on each
box has fac-simile Of the OF Jos Roberts, NJ aud
p. Fay and 10 purchase
Letters the SUBJECT of the medicine be addressed
paid, 10 C. P Far, Owego TiOga county, New YORK;
Sold By w. w. ROBERTS,
epr2l-w5w Sole Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27

1.-THE Quebec Chronicle states that depredations
have been made by party Of one hundred and twenty
five Americans upon the British Crown timber lands on
the Black River. A military posse was sent cut to
drive them off. Forty times one hundred and twenty
hve Bnshers have been committing depredations upon
California Gold Miners for the last two years, but 10
posse has been sent AGAINST hem.--Cin. Enc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
Indiana Institution for the
DEAF AND nUMR.

ION the National Road II mile OF Indanspolis)
VISITORS admitted Monday Tuesday, "Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday hours Of and O'Clock,
P NJ Saturday from 10 u O'Clock, NJ Durnhese
person viii Be readiness conduct citizens
and the school and through those parts
OF buildings open the public The object Of the Institution be
Muies WI allow the adms-
30, al isifors a any other time &wIf