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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Johnson says he never was in tight
place but once, and that was when he
lad mad bull by the tail. Had he
held on, the bull would have dragged
him to dea;h over stubble field, while
if had not held on the crittcr would
have turned round and gorcd him to
death. The question now is, which
did Johnson do-hold on or let 50 !
~ Our imp says he'la elm a tree!
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THIRTY DAYS ONLY.

A III. those knowing themselves in.
N. drbtcd to r. j. Carr & Co., Ii. IT,
Carr, or II. H. Carr & Co., either by note
or account, will please call and mako pay.
lncnt Of ut lcnst u part within thirty days,
US the accounts and notes have been Ieit
with me for collection with the instIuG-
tons that tho money must come.
Those falling 10 attend to The above
call will find their paper in the hands Of
officers for collection. Please call ard
save cost. JOHN H. DKAbEi'h'
Morsantowu, July l., 1858.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

MORGANTOWN. VA.
ssssss5 The subscriber having rcittcd the aboyn
,tSiA, well known house, would call the at,en-
ton or the travelling public and others, who
arc assured that they will find with him aecola-
moda,ions which cannot lie surpassed in North
crn Virginia.
Ills table will always be supplied with the
hes, the country can afford, and every attcn'
ton will be paid 10 render the visits OF those
who may favor him with u call comfortable and
pleasant. ). W. SAEN.
iunclS-3m.
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REFERENCES:

p.B. pEcEnAn, NJ. D. Utica, Ny.
I'D. ELEsrI.G, NJ. d. Canandaigua, n. y.
NJ. II. lIILLs, NJ. D. Rochester, n. !,
~. FoorE, NJ. D. Syracuse. n. Y.
Professor DUNBAR, NJ. D. Baltimore, Md.
J. e. Chuck, d.
W. W. REESE, NJ. D. City of New York.
W. PRrscorr, N. D. Concord, \. II.
Up. NEwLASD, NJ. D., Utica, MY.
Rev. c. S.BEARp, Glenn Sprngs,S L.
Pamphlets can he had gratis n. our Store
Z. W. TOWER & Co., Agents,
Druggists and Booksellers, Morgantown, va.
And sold by LOGAN & CARR, FaiFmont'
DR.. VIM. EYSTER, do
I.&.W. B. KERN, hliddlcburnc,
Dr.T.C. HAWKINS, Waynes-
burg, Pa, and by most OF the
leading DEu1sicts in the adjoining counties.
LETTER addressed 10 care Of Mr.. Curtt: iiaffh,
agent at RdrennG, Ohio.
To DR.. MArcnisI:-I have been ten years
troubled with Female Complaints-proiapsis
u,eri, and all the attending difficulties; a. times
rendering my life most miserable. have Nau
tho attendance OF some of tho best Physicians,
with but little SUCCESS the most they could do
was TO rclicyc-a cure was on; ofthe question.
For five months before commencing WIN !'"'
medicine, had not been able to perform any
labor, could walk but fow steps at lime,
and scarcely went out ofioors-in short, was
completely Frustrated, both in body and mind
and expected to drag out the rest Ofmy days IN
suffering and misery. But, reading your ad-
yertiscmcht, was induced to try you. inTa!a-
able medicine called Uterine Catholicon, MS
the last resort. had not used it week be.
fare felt like another woman. Blythe usc Of
three bottles was enabled to perform all the
labor for six in the family with case, and could
walk any where in tho neighborhOod without
injury. Nothing but 4 sense ofmy duty to you
and 10 tho afflicted, has induced me to state
my case to the public. ! can safely recon-
mend the preparation TO all those suffering like
myself (Signcd,) Mrs. SARAH A. BisHor:
rREEDon, Portage Co., Ohio, Dec. 81, 1852
HID. MARCIlISI & Co., Propric,Ors,
Central Depot, 3Oi BROADWAY, New ierk
July lG, 1858. 2O6-6m.
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ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

-
EsSmiri. a common or proper maine!
Wig IS cows tail like the letter
Z! Because it's the end Of bert.
Why is an cgg like colt4 Because
il is rot fit for use until it is broke.
ALass yiol-a small bottle filled with
"doctol's stuff"
ais your watch lever I" Lever
yes. have to leave her once u week
at tho wa,chmakcr's iu repairs"
The men who llattor women do not
know them sufficiently, md tho men
who only abuse them, do not know
them al all.
An exchange tells us of tho sad
case Of man who was shipwrcckcd,
and cast upon m uninhabi,cd island,
without shilling in his pocket!
Tho Albany Knickcrbockcr roceiv-
cd a letter, inquiring, among other
things, whether pig iron was petrillcd
pork, and if it was, which was tho
best way to cook ii TO make it juicy.
Talk much with any mai Of vigor-
Gus mind, and wo acquire very fast
tho habit Of looking at things in tho
same light, and on each occurrence
VIC anticipate his thought.
"lEow do you accomplish so much
in SO short time Z" said friend to
Sir Walter Raleigh. "Whcn | have
anything to do, so and do it," was
tho reply.
A German Anli-Slavpry Organ is to
issued at Washington, entitled the Ma
t.onal Democrat.
There is to be a grand exhibition OF
the plants of all nations in England, on
the 18th Of July.
A strong dpcoction Of Rue is said TO
be an inlalible remedy Tor tetler-worm.
Tn a.-By sprinkling common
qooo.l ashes on vines when wet, you
can cacctually prevent bugs from in
juring them.
Tho Mormons in Utah arc building
temple, which will far snrpass in
magnitude and splcndour that Of Nau-
VOC.
A thousand vessels nrc constantly
employed in transporting coal from
tho north of England for the supply
orll,c city Of London.
Counterfeit American quarters, Of the
stamp lately issued by government, are
in circulation.
Gool Pricc.-A farm Of so acres,
near West Chester, Pa: has been sold
for $4,000.
There are 5000 slraw-scwrrs in New
York city, working Tor five months in
the year, and turning off about $780,
600 hats and bonnels.
"There is no HARM" says the Rev.
Mr.. Montgomery, Gin smoking tobacco,
except that it leads 10 drinking, drink
ing to intoSication, intoSicatlon 10 bile,
bile 10 indigestion, indigestion 10 CON
sumption, consumption 10 dealli-lhapS
ALL"
The counties Of our Heavenly Faith
er which are used for luxury, or vast
ed By carelessness, would supply all hu'
man wants. Even the trimming Of the
vain world would clothe the naked.
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"You BACHELORS ought 10 he tax
3D." said lady to u rcsolu'c ovader
Of tho'noosc matrimonial.
81 agree with you perfect y, ma'om'"
was The reply, "for bacholorism GER
tainly is n luxury"
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By the last Boat !


90 Kegs pure White Lead;
2 Dhs Flaxsced Oil;
. Fish Oil;
2 Lard Oil
{" Sperm Oil
l {" Copal farnishi
! Japan Varnish;
l-2 /" Venice Turpentinci
2 Spirits Turpcnt:nei
| vcnitian Red;
/ Spanish Whitngi
- do. Brown;
10 - Red L.cadi
and every thing in the DRUG line. Those
who arc building will do well to call upon us
before purchasing their Paints, Oils and Glass
elsewhere. i. W. INV En ~ ~.
Commercial Buildings, MorSan.own, Va
June i, 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-07-16

Cholera MorJus and ot1er Snmmer
Comp1aints.-Dr. ]. E. snodgFass, Of
New York, excellent authority, and
who speaks from experience as well as
observations, recommends for these dis
tressing and now very common COM
plants, the free use Of small pieces OF
ice, swallowed whole. lce-waicr, he
says, is Objectionable as well as allowing
the ice to dissolve in the mouth. lie
calls his remedy The lce-piIl, and as it
is so simple, il should betFied. Hesays
the first sensation, when the ice reaches
the stomach, may be strange, and even
alarming, but that there is no danger
from it.
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NTOrganIOwn Prices Cure

MOrganIOwn Prices Current, July lG'
Rye, ........ll Butter, y ID 10
Corn, ...."5O &" krg IS
Oats .........3l Bacon,.. S0l0
Buckwhcat, ''37A Lard '.''....l 10
Flour, y bbl.4.OO G!ass, 81 10 800
Dried Apples, LOO 4" loT II l.2'
{" Pcochcs,2.25 Nails" $1,000
Beans ......1 90 lron,. .-SlGj
pi,tsburg MarItCtS-WedIesday'
Flour per bill. s. 81 to 4 90.
rnil-Oata 10 to-; Corn 80 to
50; Wheat 81 to 90.
Cheese, 7 10 S cents.
Buttcr-bbls. and boxes, | cts.
IIacon-hog round, Ct to .; shout
ders CT; sides S; hams u; do. sugar.
cured II.
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THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.
The Worlds Fair!
AND EXCHANGE STORE.
.1Evy' GOODS.

AMI DAOllA4NS'c - S't'
.VEEy' GOODS.
NG CALLENDlNE is now receiving
N. from Philadelphia and Baltimore,
large and well selected assortment OF NEW
GOODS, Of all tho latest styles and patterns
for tho Spring and Summer, consisting IN par
as follows:
Cloths, CasBimcrc-, Calicocs, Hingtams'
Erminc TwGGds, Blrcgcs, pGlahcs,
S1tinnt,s. Nv. Jeans, Lawns, Swisscs,
Drilla, ColtOnadcs, Jnconcis, silks,
Linens, Dcbnzcs, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ribbons. Lnccs, Umbrellas, parasols,
Fripgcs. trimmings, Silk and linen lidkis
MUSLIN from 81 to G-i, cheap.
EeeaGy-lEadc Clothing.
Hardware, Quccnswarc, Groceries oil
all kinds;
HATS, Lrghorn, Kossuth, Canton and
Palm, in ali the sly les aud fashions, OF
from l2A to 81 50.
EOSNSTs for tho Summer, most beautiful,
such as have not seen in this market.
SHOES in great variety for Ladicsi Boots and
Shoes for men and boys;u!l very cheap.
All of which will be exchanged for Cash or the
general Trade ofths country upon liberal terms
~ Now, Ladies' and Gentlemen, cordial
ly invite you to call at tho TWO BIG DOORS,
opposite G. NJ. IIagnn e Co.'s ,hrcc-story
building, corner Of high and Walnut streets,
and sec my goods, and will take pleasure IN
showing you, whether you buy or not ou'
pledge myself tina, some articles will be sold 9
CHEAPER Than ever seen in this market. To
prove this broad assertion / ask you again.
come and sec for yourselves. ,,.,
Morgantown, Nay IS, 1853.
DTN.B.-I afTcctionatcly call the attention
of my patrons who know themselves 10 nave
Notes and Accounts OF longer standing than
nine months, to call Immediately and settle The
same. Now am in earnest about this matter
and your prompt response will confer r, iSSo'
Il II. I'm lrs
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Rcinsiatcd on the Old Corner, but in
The New Building
GEO. M. HAGANs & CO.,

GEO. M. HAGANS q CO.,
HAVE Jus, received from tho Eastern cities,
an unusually LARGE and WELL SELECTED
stock Of desirable
Spring s. Summer Goods,
which they arc now opening at their old stand
on tho conSrR Of Main and Walnut stfccts,
where they will be happy TO sec their ola
friends. and feel determined 10 offer Goods at
such extremely lou prices, as to greatly IN"
crease the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on them. We hayo ii in our power
and shall most aasurcdIy exert ourselves to Ct
feet tho ono great and important object of soil
ing Goods at .hc ioarSi rates in this market.
1--WE arc fully satisfied that business con.
duc,cd on the principle of short credits and
small profits, always results the moro success.
fully, und is most desirable TO all parties; and
VIC hereby give positive notice tina, this is the
policy We intend to pursue.
GEO. II. iIAGANS & co.
MOrgantown, April IS, 1853.
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Let the People know

THAT F. w. TOWER s. Co. keep con-
stan,ly on hand the largest and best assu't-
men. Of School, Theological, miscellaneous,
and Blank books, ever seen in this section OF
country. Call aud see us and you EiH be sure
10 buy. They have just become
Agents for The American Bible Society,
And have on hand complete assortment OF
their cheap and beautiful family Biblcs'to
Sell to tic Ric1 and giec TO TIC Poor!
They have, also, my quantity Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, oils, VarnishCs,
Backing, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Pain, and rarnish Brush
cs, &c., &c.
Also, tho largest, cheapest and best stock Of
TOBACCO, SNUFF s. SEGARS,
in the markc,-Whocsal and Retail.
All who wish to purchase either large OF
small lot Of
Groceries,
will do well to call and examine their unequal:
led assortment. Prime n. o: Sugar at from 0
TO S cents, by the hogshcadj barrel or single
pound. 4: W. IoMhh eo.' A..
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va
June %, 1853.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
QUAKER SHREWDNESS.

An aged Quaker who kept grocery IN the
vicinity OF Albany. al ON" timr hr,-amr nrtr-
rious for Sclin. small crg> The Village .o,-
sips were ready 10 testify that they >aw th.
rgg> he bought and found them Ia fr very
lar@" and fine looking. and where he could
find 50 MANY small >il,,l r".,> As h.. ,l,ily
sent ont t" his customers. WIS IN, >t,.rv that
even the Mrs tisuniyS could nn firhom.-
here Were two mysterious loahin-r holes IA
his counter. about the >iL,. of an ,..,.r. and
public curiosity was rAcltrd To the hi,hc>t
pitch to ascertain what Use they were put t" !;
Ii" one ever saw linn use either IN anH WAY,
and he seemed drslrou> l." keep them cover
ed with rapiing paper constantly
This fact only cxri,,d the ,.,.rin>irv nf his
Go"'l ncIGhhor> the more Some >aid h, h,,!
some WAY of squeezing the rr-S through
these holes, to subtract III a >ll.ht -,f l,ana
manner. the substance ti,r-fftrn tor li. r;-t.,
u~c- The only answer au, lralv ,pulI ..ri
from ia" odd man. when questioned concern
'n- the u>r 81 the holes. WIS, M, tiirii.i. If
| tell thee the t:Ili it would net hrn,i;t me-.
or thee, and don't wish I" lie. II = ,rtv
that lynn" l. sin, Tor ii comes - easy ma
trade At lat Ii WAS resolved ky some u
the >Erlnstcrs TO watch his actions through the
cracks of his shutters after hr had closed his
shop for the night. and thus cm,i,a,ur to find
out then Use.
lhS resolution was put INTO cNrruii"n one
night. and sure enough they ,au"ht him AZ
ua!iy passing c-ys through ia holes. ln tn,
hcht "i penny dip. All iho>, that would
pass through the smallest one he placed IN Il
basket; AMI those thai passed through thr
other he rni inio another: and all that
w"nid not Pa>- through either hc pl1r,,! ia i
I'm pan and t"ok them la the house. which
WAS at the rear "t' hi> shop on li< wa, thiih
er hr heard rhr rli>;iilic Of w,m,,ns ,lr,>>,.S.
and IN an instant h.. WIS ,.au.,!t 50 he call
I'd them Ia him, and in the llaulest manner
>h'd. SISTERS. W hav" -ivrn Yourselves much
'r"nh'r t" arI"a~" ;hie 'nri",i',, aud will
Therefore t,ll AL to ,c. \, sc sort mv
rg"> INTO three sizes hv ml,.an> OF those hole,
HE largest use IN nv own family: th.
next ~" sell half l"nny cheaper an loz-
.n than any "i NV n"i-hbor>, for c,i>i, tn,
smallest send to rlro>'' who will huv no 9th
"r waH lhan an rr-''@," The LADIES were
satisfied with III" lesson in r.alr and SPREAD
IA" news allo,l till VT heard it.
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he did not release his hold. Still with III,
death grip, he cIung to his place. his ewes
CLASSY and glarlng, and his claws sunk deer
INTO the flesh. On went the horse. spor,inr
rearing and plungins in mingled pain and
terror-on he went, until exhausted bv ia
tls"e and loss of blood he fell prostrate.-
those who came that way an hour after. can
hously and tlmidly, saw the three stretched
together They watched awhile, and found
they dld not move. They stole up-thc hors,.
and tiger were dead, and over their litc!r>>
forms was the traveller, insensiblr, though a.
live, and still grasping in his hand the friend
ly knife.
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THE FARMERS.

1T is very easy matter to pic,s nm, H.,
farmers and outdoor men trou,. ,p,,,,., u,
members of the Legislature Tb,v ~
Drowned and vigorous, as if ,tur.. am, A.,
were on good terms whil. iu-doo,. ,,..n,r,
appear as sh">uy as >piri,uaI .appcr>.c
itca''h ana the rlo2' hhandle Seem TO h,
in partnership. '--4F ~ny .Jom7 a! - '
Healthy, OF coD' Sc, farmers are, But f.,.
OF their hands. Are they ,nch As Won wouIj
like to help :. lady to seat with , The,
will make living, ont would white kid,
look wei on them These farmers ..look v;g
oroos, but la,ies love to look on pale in
telectual men. These stout becfcaters make
no verses. read very little poetry, and consid-
er the opera bore. They make very GOOD
legislators, they vote on all important qucS-
hons'but they dor. t make the brilliant speech
es' they don't 20 of, the startling metaphors
hey are aiwa V calling for the question. and
moving tIna adjournment. They are. We
Will be bOHr Il. half the time while they sit
watching TT speaker with such exemplary
attention, thinking upon their potatoes or
d
the lab cS' gallery, and never once look NJ ,
How DO they differ from lrcatlrrrs in their
taste', If Won had none but farmers in the
Leg stature we doubt not the session would
COR { to It's conclusion in three davs & where
wo ud be the column of Legislative debates :?
tb Q interesting dispatches :: the petty fights ::
.'he personal collisions : the question of priv
/ lege : and the row at the close of the scs-
sion Your farmers may be very healthy.
and enjoy excellent appetites, but they are
miserable men to make news or to increase
the dividends of your telegraph companies.
On our honor We believe they would "a
gree on almost everything, and if they did not
they would say at the start. and never al
low question to heroine Interesting. Law
yers the men for that. Dar ni tina. tribe
will make more words, and provoke more
spicy debate. rhan fortv G:-urr- V lort
ms
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PAY AS YOt' GO.

" nat not avail myself of this capital op
portunIty for bargain. Just because the mon
ey Is not in my pocket? There are rr.at
many snug fortunes made hy buviny ON tim,
But "rr mercantile friends who draw most
largely on their credit will aurrr with us il,
'NiSih" Young man TO pay as he goes"
a slNpenny loaf of bread without butter. and
no debt on 1t, has better relish than Won,
best dinner that is 10 he paid for tomorrow
he potatoes that are paid for before eating
'"e'' nave n' bitter taste, while a corpcry
flavor minglcs with the vanilla of the cream,
that are bought on credit Cash larl> hand
sonely the lcanest beef. Credit makes the
fattest slices shrink in the pan.
II You pay a> vou go, very likely Won will
fall astcrn of your bold Specializing ncirhbor
but vou will have vour vessel in better trim
for sInall, Men do not always get rich very
rapidly who adopt the motto hut they very
seldom can make ont 10 fail 1t NAV be- hard
for them to grt rich. but it > harder for 9th
or people to suffer very bitterly ON account
"i their poverty. The man who paws j. he
goes. and has NOTHING ln, ,h.. ,n;, h.. b,.
and the meal he i eating. that he can rall his
"wn.-h"w much poorer i he than hi, ncirII-
hrr who keeps rarri,r,. and , s..r,,,, anal
lives in splrndor. and owes more than h.. can
paw The latter, ON. will ~, .ui,,vs al H.,
money that his >nI.u.l,r r,,,rn,,. ,r,
very much = r,,,,.r ,t,,.., W l.,,.
enjoy if W;dovs ,,l .n IN
when h. dies rot b,,.,,,, J.,
bcc,uso b;s os.,.,
. JoIl,r
"p,v ,S won c,",,,.
business for ,,,,,r ,,,.,....,...
NO. .,r,,;+, ;r,, g., H.
debts to >.t,I. ,r,1 c,1,n, ..l,
to think les, o,, ,h,;. .1,.oa., ..,
bills arr. nr,scn,.1 .h,. ,. ,
assets. Paw As yn, -, l.o,, sorul 49,.
and drive ont ,L.. n;,,.
m;,or, Yo, viii L, .l:
the house. Your a,.couu+-, ,,o, u,u1,..,
cl of simpli,itv you will hr,. villa.
and ,.,y. wb,, ;sr,r..I.l,;u, =
tier. You will find III, n.c.s.;,i.., ,t,;...
be onI, the dr,.;m,,;or of wh,. ,,o,.,u,,r,..
called sucb orr ,b.;r t.,,.o. 49,
lam ,rd h,o,I IN -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-06-18
THE MOTHERS ORDEAL.


.'T'iA "f HE EARLY SETTLERS ON TIE HUDSON
WIZ. n roc.r+ I.,,.rto+h, Iro,oo I,,r,.I
u......,. .-,.,,, l.. r..;I,,.,., a., l.a1.. :
H.. Hudson r,v;v.s story which ~. r.col-
r....j;,,.,;, ,,,n ,.',.,,,., l- II
-... M, u;,,l,us .or,o .ma hnu1.,l :.
r.r. U,l-,r o,orI,..,,,;,,,, -, "a,
.,...,.,,,,. ,,., ,.,,- I,,.I,. Ir...J- ;,L
.,..,,lf.. .r..L. which t,r, tr;lu,,,;o, ;,o,,.
f.,..I, ,+,,.r .J;J. II;s.trI,,. too.+h.r int,
d...,~..,, -;,,.r ,,J ,r;L,. ,,.,n,. L.,,, .,,l
.r,. t,,u.,. while ...,,,,t,J Inn, ,,Lo ,,,~,.,.
ami ar. L,,rI ot no mnr,A mass n. r.r,;r1,.
,,b. ,r.,L wafer ..x;,t.n,.. IN .wolI;n,, H.,
,en.r,I stream ,,h.r,. ,v,,., ,r..,s..tl ,,J f,r
.,u
'''N ,'''''''' '''''''''' ''0.'' '''' LUZ
..l. =,
''rf'ci iyer> Of England. Its name is mat
tcroi -snc doubt. The common r,oni, call
-. l'''l '''''
''N' WIN " INV i''''' '''''''-
gen, q he neirhbors say is a corrup,ion of
Mooin Creek Moodna having been the
lame an Indian Chief. whose tribe liner
a.! lone bv its secluded waters after the COM
n.of tle white man. Still others say that
.hsrtr:. Is Mcr,lner and that this was the
rar, n the first English settler.
" next nciuhbor up stream. Mr. Philip
NeIr INK .(betwccn whose noble promontorv-
WAND our OWL biohIand cvrie these two
Streams have their mcalowmrctno and unit
u fo-th.oing) civc> me the following As a
tradition which NAV POSSIBLY contain the ety.
.-olo.v. 1t is sin from an old ncwsrapcr.
and copy it as it stands -
Little more than = century ,ro tbc ho,n-
u.ul rccion wa;ercd by this stream was nos
>c,>rd bv , small ,r;ho ~ In3;on. r,,;,l h.,
long since become extinct or inrornor,tcl
with some other savacc nation of,hr West
Ihrrr or four hundred wards from where thu,
steam discharges itself into the Hudson, 4
white family Of The name Of Stacey had 49,
a'h>hed itself IN a los house, by tacit per-
@.><ion Of the tribe. to whom Stacey had
n''r himself useful by his skill in variety
"'li' arts highly estimated by the sava9cs.
In particular friendship existed between
Lin and an old Indian called Naomon, who
o''rn came to his horse and partook Of hi-
..'r''Aiy. The Indians never forgive inju-
'.r, or forget benefits. The family consisted
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e tn" anthracite coal, sail 70 ,a,n
discovered - Ci,tletpn, tu-
nothing TAT bi',,n.erous ~io'- - 0"' d.
Zad.rI; TT my
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The Waists Of American Ladies.

The unnatural length and ri,licnlou> small
ness Of their wai>:s hafl''> description. \
waist that could hc Spanucd is an English
metarh"riral expression used in a novel, hut
1t * an American fact; and 81 alarmin" dost
it appear to an Engli>hman, that nv :
sentiment, on viewing the phcnomsr '''>'
Vnc OF pity tor unfortunate being "'''
possibly break off in the MIR W '"' ''''@''
from the stalk, before tIer ''c' ''N' '.'"'rS
..--,. evening concluded
,.,,, I.- Is the size Of the ladies'
" which were scar,c thick
... ratc-<izcd walking->ti,k> Yet,
90. =" say when thr>" ladies pass the agr
rty they frequently ATTAIN an cnrrnous
.H"- TIE whole economy f their ~;rurtlre
i then reversed, their wrist, and arms he
coming the thirkc>t parts OF the body. IIrrr
Is subject worthy the contemplation of The.
cthn"l""l>'. How r"mr> II To pass that th.
English type which | presume has not. in
IN every ca>e been - ailr,-i,rl ln the a,lnx-
rmrc ot others a. Ia los, it> own identify
comes 1t 10 pass. say. that the English tvr..
: - s,,,rr,l, ,1,.r,.l;n
| have heard various hyl",h,.>,>: among~,
Others, the hanr> of the r"o;'lc-thc dry eli
mat, H., .n,,,
an constitution would have appeared To mc
.,,n;.;. .. 80,
,,,,;,, r ! Ia, 49,,
,;,.s,,t ,I,o ,,,,,.r,. d.. IN
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tam, AMI :. r,.,.,.r. l,,-,.. .,:
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,.r.....,,, I.L..,. t-.... -
ENrEEME PErpI>,E \ rood many
wears ag". as W. "ath,r from a tri,.nJ IN ,
certain pleasant town IN Tia State. 4 d.->r..n-
dant of rl, anri,mi knirA.rlr,krr held the
position of Justice. \ r.,>c WA, tn H.. ,-,I
before him. and he had. A. b, ,u,,,,r.,,.l .iy-
en- out the proper time: wl..,. one SUNDAY
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