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SvPERIoa CorRr-M oHdqy-Nos. s39. 2oji, ~, 1872,
a6a 3355 233 go ga 300, o. g. A. 49, = eo' 3!o
$50 - l. 49, 10 go Ia 900. IA % -, 2-J 49,
e5f ls7l 3l4 80 325 3l9 81 20. 275 305. go 80
$50 s. D. 655 49, -33 1874. I4o 3i3. 353, 80 337.
CIRCUIT CoURr-N0nd0y-Part Nos. 2s4 53l 80
AZ o. SIS 40 90, A. @l9 Li-J, ~ 40. a. ioJ
lO7- iO-l LO-2 Lost loss Los. l,0-9 1000, 1881,
lO92. -,
SUPREME C0URr-The Saturday Motion Calendar will BE-
taken 10 today before Judgr Roosevelt The April Special
Term Calendar VII not D. again taken up
CoURT % CoNHoS PPEAs-The General Term Will com
uence on Monday
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

scMpED BIZ Hor Pr1cH.-0n Thursday afternoon a
boy residing a; No .62 Second 81, named Christopher
Pagan was badly scaied about the face neck and body
by a quantity Of ho. pitch caudron containing the
pitch was being conveyed upon a cart and the boy had
Jumped upon the hind end OF the cart for the purpose OF
riding ana sudden Jolt caused the pitch TO spill upon him
He was attended 10 AZ ths Dspsnsary
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MARRIED.

BAKER-DE GROOT-A EhzabethpOrt, y. J. April ls NJ W.
c. Bsker Of New Haven h Pss w. daughter OF CAPS Free
usn De Grvct, ofEY
A Cr. cssIes =. zps
EiiIsbeth Baruwei ana William Carmichael Of Aagnes
CAsS-PRATTs-At PssxsA hss- ApniI' psns oas sns
C0LIEY-WILLARD-AtPss Providence e. l. Asrl 10 U. Chariss
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

NEw-JERsEY NJ +. CoNFERENcE-Ths body, which
has been session for several days past at Brdgton closed
It's session "wednesday evening. unanimous resolu
ton was passed tia; petition for the Of the
Maine Law in the STATE Of New jersey be presented 10 the
Text legislature WAS signed by every minister in the Con
ference Conference Tract Society was formed and The
Rev jaime, NJ Tutte formerly pastor of the York Il NJ.
T. Church. in Jersey City. was appointed agent.
The following appoin 1nents were made .-Jer"y cry
james Ayars for the Trinity charge York St George
Hughes for n PAUL., South Sixth st Bergen. + A Day
Hob0Ifn j y Dobbins Patterson VI f.. Ellison. Crossst
T. Il Dunn Prospect =; Nrart. ; Napsant. W Chapel.
Halsevst L. Van Horn. Union Il: W. kenney. Central
Church. : Townsend. Ouarrv.t W p Corbit Broad 81
Porter appointed Presiding Elder for this District
Rev j. : Corbt was stationed At BOrdentown.
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L COMMISSIONERS OFFICE coatai:,io:s. NoaTos

Can't Alfred X Spear. OF ship John Spear, was com.
planned Of and examined on charge OF a,saultng Peter
Williamson one Of the with handspke, breaking
lis said hi, right arm Williamson in his testimony,
planned that tn mate. previous occasion, when com
planaut was below. struck him with a suns shot The *
animation stands adjourned
A similar complaint assault with dangerous weapon
was made by tie mate Of the steamboat Worcester against
Michael Hoey one Of the walters VIII the boat was on
the Sounc some alteration. il was sale. occurred and
Ucev struck the mate with knife h. held in his hand but
aid NOT Iuriict yery severe wound Held t. bail
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Advertisement - 49,
A C,r,p CpocvFpy SToRF-S ID GORNAN No l2D

CHEAP CROcKERY STORES. IL. GoRsAN, No ~
CsDat Offering great inducements his line lie
r hes, French China and Breakfast 8i pieces
81 China do do do 5i pieces for 81 Blue
Nubey aud az Other goods y p0po On
lie. al who want give him a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
COURT OF COMMON PLEis-Befors Juds. wooOarrr.

To recover lot I'm Twenty tth 81 worth $4,000 claimed
bv plaintiff t. have been purchased by hun for $40 years,
H. payment OF assessment Tor So the defense 10 which
wa that the proceedings had been irregular under the
assessment rtfrre TO- Tie Court thought from the l.,
tmony the proceedings had been regarded the notice
and gave udgment Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR CoURT-BefOrs judge PAINE.

On draft r. which plea at Usury was set mp. already
RET rred 20 Verdict for plaintiff, saga, being amount
In the suit OF Mr. Herring % recover the value OF Sa
smander safe already referred TO- verct was rendered
for defendant on the ground that the property not sold
under the attacl uent of defendant but subsequent one.
Charles Bridget Mariana Lees and George Lees her husband
Purch premises No 20 West Twenty seventh St near
Eighth sv tor seven years Mrs. continued, after her
marriage 10 conduct the charg" OF her property The ac
ton for trespas, in her taking down. IN Aug S59
kitchen which plaintiff occupied and erecting frame house
on the site and closing up of plaintiff windows com
polling him to move H. brings action 20 recover 500
damages The defense that there reservation in
the agreement that defendant should take down the kitchen
that she gave % plaintiff and other tenants room instead
in a rear piece ot ground Tho cl," IS On.
Before Judge DUER
Michael D0uneiiy sgt. Thomas Russell
For alleged tre-pa~~ TO- coming "a plantH premises
Thrt,ih IT, between Seventh ami Eighth avs in company
with an officer and threatening o. levy stock OF grocer
L. polling wife OF defendant 20 pay $ ~ to prevent
tie claim it : alleged having been already paid In
previous trai OF the verdict obtained Tor PLAN
tn of $50 but the verde; aside Ii commended for
defendant that difficulty created and that the threat
eued lew was for balance. This denied To be con
tinued.
El,sleth Haskin Reynolds Wealt.
To recover the value OF horse bought by defendants oi
party who pur hastd at Consabes sale the Constable
having levied impropery,U sud on the horse. Il be-
longing 20 plaintiff instead IF the party against whom the
execution issued Also. damage, Tor loss OF horse e.,
already referred TO- Verdict for plaintiff $50 -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Acc,pry1-on Thursday afternoon. Dr. wyncoop

OF bergen seriously in ured about the eyes by th
explosion OF blast Of pow Ter that il feared he will lost
hs sight labOrer engaged blasting rocks on ms pre-
m.e- and a. the lighted match did not 20 of
expected the doctor approached 70 what was the Inn
Guilty when It exploded AMI injured his eyes AMI face IN
serious manner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
r.. Loot, Of Dry Goods were larger than they wore
-. - The figures are

The receipts the Southern ,,, over March
diana Road for April thus far show second week !.
Tn the Michigan Central the receP ,hs same week last
April are slS954 against sii'oS ''' '
year showing an increase Of $50 ,hs following sales
., stock. were made by Draper by auction at the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23
Acclnrxr.-Edunri 10. MachInst. in the em.

ploy OF Rod.nan Co. severely injured yesterday AT
-roou in consequence Of the falling upon him %: iron
shaft lie wa, conveyed TO the Aewl Hospital by "i
fccr G-ear 81 the Fifth Ward.
lad named James Beck run over AMI severely n.
rred On THURSDAY afternoon BY one OF Keees Line Of
Stages 1t the corner a. Twenty eighth / and Eighth nv
lie was conveyed the residence o. b, parent, IL Forty
fifth I ear Sixth nv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

ForND DRowSED The body OF an unknown man was
found Yesterday in the East River at the loot 81 SIXTY h
- Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the deceased
and verdict of death by drowning rendered by the
Jury Tie deceased had dark complexion and wa about
- wears OF age There nothing found hls person
fiat could lrad directly TO lis Identification Tie body
had hon I'm IL water about four months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

bees No iJ SaRds St severely injured by II. clothes
taking fire few da since that II died from the effects Oh
THURSDAY evening IL was about year and a halt old
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

IScREAsE OF WAGEs-The wages OF the carpenters
in the Navy Yard have been increased from = 10 = .
PEI day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

II The annual election for Engineers Of the Fire
Department to take place on Monday next The indica
tons that there vii be a most spirited contest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

TR1,r FOR MuRDER.--The trial of Barney Hagan,
indicted for the murder of his wife in January last : liked
for next Tuesday the goth ns in the Court Of Oyer and
Terrniner az the CITY Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

rY- The Common Council of jersey City have ordered
thr building Of four engine houses NJ cost not ex-
ceedng $4,000 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

~ new line of four horse OmnbusSes. from Jcr
sev CITY to Newark, put on tn road yes: rday.
~ The African Church in jersey City to be dedi
nj. 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

1Hs Nx~-YoRK voIusrEERs.-The Board OF As
s'an' aldermen last night received the Report OF Their
cPec committee On the subject of investigating the con-
d'tion OF Inc First Misunderstanding that of the First
Regiment 1000 men, who left New fork for Mexico about
s1o yet survive OF whom 60 are in this City OF these
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-23

THF LATE DEArH RESULTING FROM NEGIIGEScE.-
Nm Fitzpatrick tue hickman who stand, charged by
verdict of the Coroner jury with capabe negligence IN
allowing par Of horses o. which h. had charge go rur
away he having left them uuasieued by which aged IT,
male named Marv Katiu lost her life Yesterday arre';
ed by III Ger Birds of the Eighteenth Ward and commit;
ted o prison u default o $500 bail - await the acton o
the Grand jury.
The cu,ed aege, that he left h team in charge of
man named Jame Welsh and tia; the accident arose from
ms carrl--sue,. % leaving i.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
THE MONONGALlA MIRROR.
Frazer's Pills.

"A S an Anti.Bih'ous or purgatirc Pill they arc
unsurpassed, being gentle in their operation, and
leaving the stomach in FREQ healthy condition.
Persons who arc suffering from Indigestion and
arrangement of the stomach can be speedily and
permanently cured By the use Of Frazcr's Head
ache Pilif.
Head the following, being one Of Thousands Of
certificates now in our possession:
WASHINGTON County, March 8, 1853.
lressrs. c. T.SW.E Frazer, jr.--Gcn,lemen
This is 10 certify that some time since was at
tackled with scvorc and violent Headache from
which suffered for more than week, in the
mean time taking different kinds Of pills, until
was completely exhausted in strength. Having
heard ofyour celebrated pills started for Cooks
town, 10 purchase Q box, very much against the
wishes ofmy friends who advised me to SO to bed
and have physician sent for. When l reached
YOUR store II had such acute pain in my temples
was hardly able to stand. Aiier getting a box
Of pills, Immediately took four OF them, and
in three hours after was entirely relieved. !
continued using them until / had taken the whole
box; and now feel permanently cured. sin
cerely believe had not taken the pills would
haze had violent attack offercr. recommend
frazer's pills among all others, as the rsry best
pills in the World!
Respectfully yours, Asa S.HAVELl.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail
BY CTS ". E. FRAZER, Jr.
Druggists and Chemists, Cookstown, Pa.
and sold BY E. W. TOWER & Co.
June 4, 1859. lorgGntoGn, Ia.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
Let the People know

THAT E. W, TOWER & Co. keep con.
stantly on hand the largest and best assert.
ment Of School, Theological, Miscellaneous,
and Blank Books, ever seen in this section Of
country. Call and sec us and you riR DC sure
to buy. They have just become
Agents for the American BibleSociety,
And have on hand complete assortment Of
their cheap and beautiful family Bibles, to
Sell to the Rich and gire to tic Poor!
They have, also, any quantity Of Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnishcs,
Backing, Lemon Syrup, Fancy
Soaps, Soap Powder, Ink,
Paint and varnish Brush
es, &C., &c.
Also, the largest, cheapes, and best stock Of
TOBACCO, SNUFF & SEGARS,
in the markct-Wholesac and Retail.
All who wish to purchase either large or
small lot Of
Groceries,
will do well to call and examine their unequal
led assortment. Prime N. 0. Sugar at from s
to 8 cents, by the hogshcad, barrel or single
pound. Z. W. TOWER 4 Co.,
Commercial Buildings, Morgantown, Va.
juno %, 1853.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
All Creation Challenged F!

w will open, in few daya, our Summer
purchase Of Goods, just made, oonsiEting OF
our usual variety, which we are prepared TO Of.
fer TO our customers and tho public generally
on very favorable :erms. VIC want il under
stood that
I'VE caslJe srctlled. j equalisd liz tie
Quality or Cheapnsss Of our Goods!
leaving those who may examine our stock to
judge of their beauty. We have very hand.
some stock Of LADIES' Dress Goods and trim
mings, to which their attention 10 eallet-aIso
Donncts, from 81 10 cents upwards, Of every
style and pattern, and which we warrant to be
fashionable on Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
with very pretty styles Of Ribbons from 6 IA
TO so cents per yard. We can offer them.
bleached Muslins very cheap, and . superior
article; with Brown Goods equally as cheap.
Gentlemen will find some very nice goods in
their line, and will consult their interests aud
shew good taste in buying from Us.
We have a lot OF JEWELRY so cheap Wa
can afford to give j, away if you wont buy
Talk about your cheap stores amer that! For
further particulars enquire at our establishment
where you will find Us at al times, very sccoH.
modating, dcsirpus 10 shew and occasionally
to sell, receiving in exchange for the greatest
bargains ever before offered in our town, any
thing we can trade off or give away. Soeone
along, stop at the right place, on cheap side,
and you will receive hearty welcome, lots Of
thanks and cheap goods, and oblge,
Your friends, CARR, SMITH & Co.
P.S. The remainder next week. Juae H..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
Reatifui Thought.

Shortly after her arrival in Ireland, where
Mrs. Iismans died, she was extremely IN
well. When among the mountain scenery
of the fine country of Wicklow, during q
storm, she was struck bysone effect in
the hills. 1t was produced by rainbow
diving down into gloomy mountain pass,
which i. seemed really to food with its
eolored glory. "Icould no, help thinking1
she remarked, tina, il was like our reli-
gion, piercing and carrying brightness into
the depths Of sorrow aud Of the tomb. All
the rest Of The scene around Tint one i'ln;
minated spo, was wrap, in the profound
dsrsness.'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
DENTISTRY.
DIR. L. X. HUMMELSHINE,,
Sirl.-cOn EeNtiSk.


Surgeon HeRtiSi,
n EsPEcTrULLY offers his professional ser
h X, vices to the ladies and gentlemen of Nor
|antown and vicinity. provided with tie Ia
lie, ;nnroyed PORCELAIN TEETH, which will
b. inserted on pivot or gold plate to look aswe'i
a. the natural.
The cavities Of decaycd teeth will be dressed
ont and filled with gold OF the finest quality,
which vii! prevent their future decay or aching
and render them useful for many years, and IN
mos, cases during life. -,
The tartar and other foreign substances, will
also be removed. rendering the teeth clean, and
Tho gum. and breath sweet and healthy.
Teeth and stnmps Of teeth, which have be.
came useless o. troublesome, viii! be extracted
with The latest and most approved instruments,
in the most careful and scientific manner, and
with the leas, possible pain. In short, lie Is
nrrparcd to attend TO every thing IN the line OF
dentistry, and his performances will be warrant
I'd TO answer all the useful and ornamental puF-
sosod of the art.
mr. Persons DESTROYS Of procuring whole or
,,,,;, SET. Of teeth. upon reasonable terms, will
30 we'll TO give him Gull Immediately, as his
charges are quite moderate.
NJ Office in Sherrard's Daguerrean ROOMS
Commercial Buildings, High street.
Refertnces.-Dn. McLane, Scott BROCK,
Morssn,own; DR.. W. D. Eystcr, Rev. u. sed-
wick, Rev. Moses Tichnell, fairmont.
Tooth Ache Drops, and Powders for cleansing
the teeth and preserving the gums are kept con-
stan,ly on hand. ..o..
June II, 1858. @VVu
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Capital $50, 900, with power to Increase

OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA
Capital $50, 900, with power to Increase
1t to 100000
NNHIS COMPANY, having been duly
4. organized, is now ready TO receive
applications and issue Policies, and oilers
to the citizens Of Virginia the inducemeht
Of home Company for the safe insurance
Of all kinds Of Property, Merchandise, se''
at fair ahd eqitable rates.
The Directors assure the public mai
this Company will be conducted with a
view to permanency, and OIL The s'rlc!esl
principles of-equity, Justice, and Close
regard 10 economy and the safety OF 'hs
insured.
Presiden,,-Jos. S. CARSON.
secretary,-C. S. FUNK.
Actuary,-O. B. BREsnEE.
Directors Jos. S. Carson, Jas. ?: Kie,
", VIM. L. Clark, Jas. H. Burgess, Lloyd
Logan. John Kerr, N. W. Richardson.
%Olfice on Piccadilla Street, near Inc
Valley Bank, Winchester. Va,
R. B. Carr, Agent, Morgan'own, va
Sept. II, 1852. l6l-ti.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
nIoralano Religious.
A PiOus Sisters Appeal,

In the village Of ca few years
since, the Rev. Mr.. K.... was preach.
ing during a season Of revival. Many
youth were awakened and led to Christ.
w. D...., young man of promise, at.
tended the meetings and listened admi'
ringly ,o,he eloquent preacher, but was
apparently unmoved by all the exhibi'
tions of truth, and the operations Of the
Holp Spirit,
One evening he retired from tho sane
tnary after powerful discourse, cnforc'
ed by the evident presence ofthe Lord,
10 the hotel, with sceptical companion
They stood before the bar discussing
the solemn scenes which they had just
witnessed. The Intoxicating glass was
prepared for them. when D.. paused,
and said 10 liis friend, well, ! can hear
H.. preach all night unaffected; !
don't care for his logic or his appeals
but when upon my return home, my
sister meets me, aud throwing her arms
around my neck, exelaims. weep ing
"Bro.hsr. do be a Chtistiau !" that !
canno. bear" The tearsflled his eyes;
it was las, struggle against the expos
tulalions ofpious affection. Erelong he
was sitting at the fee, of Jesus, in his
right mind"
He abandoned the law for the minis
try, and ever thanked God for the fdel'
iry Of anamiable sister, Verify she had
her reward. And what woman will
lightly es,cem the hsllowed power
eummittedto her' And how radiant
her crown Of whom it shall he said. in
The morning of The resurrection. "shc
hath done what she could !-Amcricon
iMe,,srger.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.

For particulars enquire at the Office Of
the MonoIlgulia Mirror.
l. A FARM of 100 acres-two houses;
saw mill; chopping mill good coal
bank; So or 80 acres cleared; well wa
tered.
2. 4 FARM Of 2I5 acres. much Of it
river bo,tom laml, five miles from Nor.
santown-holse, barn, milk house, smoke
house. &c. plenty nffruit trees.
5. A FARM NJ IT'S 10 1870 acres; about
1875 cleared; 90 acres oil coal good build.
lm.s; well walpresi; elisibly situated
near Mnt.an,nwu.
q. A Farm, opposite Jimtown, 8 miles
from Murgunlnwn-g"od river land, and
in good condition; ull needlul build
ings, &c.
S. A small, hut desirable Farm on the
"Fla,s," three miles north OF Morgan
town.
6. A Farm within II miles Of Morgan
town, containing 200 acres, loo cleared;
admirably watefed and well fenced.
z. A Farm of $50 acres; $50 acres i'm
proved desirable grazing farm, | ! miles
from Mnrganlown.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19

Coop ReAsoalSa.-"If you are no,
afraid of God, / am afraid of you"
said a merchant. as he passed count
ing.rOom on the Sabbath and saw it
open. The next day he refused to sell
his produce TO the sabbalh.breakcr on
any credit whatever. Heae,ed wisely.
In three mouths the ssbba,h-brcaker
wasp bankrupt. &
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
Thc church Thermometcr.

Well, what is ,ha,2 Ask any veteran
pastor who has wea,hered the storms and
rejoiced in the sunshine Of long ministers.
al life, and he wllitea you that tits the so.
cial praycr.me.ting The tue Thermometer
Of church, TO indicate its spiritual TEN.
psrature, is the weekly gathering around the
mcrcy.seat. A cold prayer-meeting makes
a cold church. Ills at once the cause and
the ei1ec, ofsp;ri,ual declension. s
II the place Of prayers Wclllni9hIde:
serted: If the few who are present bodily
seem absent in spirit: il the prayers offered
are languid, formal, meaningless, withou,
poin, and without JUNCTION, then the pastor
has abundant cause for heart.heavincss and
/, tears. Sermons preached TO such people
are like liscourscs delivered in ono OF the
ruined temples Of LUXOR. with the shrirelled
dead emb,lmed around him, and grim hesdi
Of s,onn looking down from every capital
His hands hang down, and his spirit fain's
And as church has no surer symptom
Of decay than decaying prayer-meee ting,
so nothing feels the approach ofIa revival SC
pa!pab, as The place Of payer. a revival
ltgims there commonly. The deserted seats
are filled. Those who seosla not leave
their business now find but little Difficult.
,y in closing The doors Of their shops Or
their coun,ing.rocms. The absent 7AoM-
asss are once more with the deserted flock
Of disciples, and wonder to find their sav.
four there 100, speaking, Peace be unto
your Those who seldom prayed are now
ready 10 pour out their souls in suppica-
ton, The "gift Of ,ongues' has descend
cd. The slow Of speech have become elo.
quenl. The timid have grown bold. The
sluggish are mounting up with wings as
eagles A la,pn, power is developed in
lie church, which as,ounds both pastor aud
people.
The prayer-meeling. TOO, becomes q place
for communion with each other, as well as
for communion with God, Old differences
are forgotten; old wounds are healed
Church members will grasp each others
hands, and inquire abou, their neishbors
! spiritual health with more easqrness thai
they manifest in asking about sick ftien'l
They will linger together about the llal
lowed spot, talking Of the mcreics OF Co
10 their souls, and they will be loa,h to g
away. They are one in heart; thu church
il aiiriag unity. Il
The experienced mariner constantly con
suits the glass Brethren il we are wise
We too will keep a lookout upon The ,heF
,nOme,er of the church. A pFaye'.mee.ip
ebelow freezing-point' isa fatal indica
tion.-Rcp. T. Ctyler.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-11-19
MANTIIA.A1AklNG.
500 AGENTS WANTED.
$1,000 A YEAR.

VNTANTED IN EVERY COUNTY oil
w the UNITED STATES, active
and en,erprising men, 10 engage in the
sale Of some Of The best Books published
in the country. To men Of good address,
possessing a small capital Of from s25 TO
500, such inducements will be Offered as
10 enable them 10 make from So to $40
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% The Books published BY us are all
useful in their character, extremely pop
ular, and command large sales wherever
they are offered.
For further particulars address. postage
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