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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-13
CAEsEgAAgE ES.

GAES az IA 81 ESs
ea-xz7 - A. TOLMAN d co. have 80 new
Ge4sssTS5 ~ CARRIAGES for sale. Coaches
tS7se5T@~fss@ Carryalls, Phaetons, Top Uggies.
A4z----Sl&--- Chaises.
Also, secondhand Cnrrages IL new Harnesses.
assortment Of Trimmings.
Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enamelled Cloth, Axles, sc London Elastic,
and Common Vanish, without aduteration
We have applied
stEverett's Patent Coupling"
that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round in
passengers, We believe this the best improvement
that has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale of shop, and single rights.
No. 10 and n Exchange street, dawtl
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ValNabla House fOr Sale.

ILsA THE House now occupied by the subscriber
iSSk with the whole, part of the Land adjoining
1t is situated at the head of State street, and is
of the best built and most convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply to
mayI7 distf C.. A. HARRINGTON.
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Dye Woods, &c., &c.

I'M TONS oampeachy LogwOod cut, ground and
so do, 81, Domingo Logwood, Cut
SO do. Cuba Fustic Cut, G round and Bolted.
Barwood Camwood, Peachwood and Hypernic
10 bbls Cudbear, 10 Casks d. Chro. Potash IN store
and for sale by G.S. & A. j.. HOWE,
apis dtl Wor. Bank Block.
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THIS CAUTION

To all Purchasers OF his Pens (Which they request
ED to observer is deemed necessary as many makers
and Importers have assumed his distinguishing No5s
and styles OF labels wEnl view of Fostng their own
Manufactures on the Public These remarks apply
particularly TO his original No. 800.
i'll d3u, HENRY OWEN Agent
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FOE SALE.

GUD 0AAG.
IA A large double House, situated on the corner
Gmg of Otis and Prescott sts., fronting Hamilton
Square. The Lot contairs 10, 500 square feet of
Land, well stocked with Fruit Trees, &c
II. & T. SMITH.
Worcester, June 4, 1868. je6 diff
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NORTH End Marketi

North End Market!
THE subscriber has opened a Market in BANGS
Il Block, opposite the Court House, where he intends
keeping assortInents of lNhNfI
MEATS AND LES,
and trusts by Keeping good articles, at low prices
ceive his share Of patronage.
" Goods delivered IN any part Of the city.
novl9 dtf j. T.. WOOD
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Working Gutter.
FFNHE subscriber would respectfully inform The citi-
zeDs Of Worcester, that he has removed from his
old stand No. Pleasant St.. to his room, No 25
Exchange ST. where he will Make sharpen clean and
repair all kinds of Cutlery. Also, he has bought the
Stock aud Tools of the late o. Ware thus enabling
him TO do all kinds of Gun and Pistol work. repairing
locks, keys, &c, al short notice and on reasonable
large assortment Of keys kept constantly
hand All work done by him not giving satisfaction
will he made perfect free of charge.
JAMES STEWART
ap12 daw6m No. 95 Exchange ST.
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HAS opened DAGUERREAN ROOM, No 2s7s
IL Man street, up cue flight Of STARE, where no
WI oe happy 70 walt upon his friends i4
or Opposite The Worcester House.
juno :, 1883 d5m JOSEPH g. WARREN.
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4IUu4W 1UdIUl
A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accommodated
n with good Board, and pleasant within two
minutes walk OF the Post Office, BY APPLYING at A. Put
nau's Auction Room.
P.S. Also, few single gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with Board and Rooms ap29 diff
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BOARDERS.

4 GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain pleasant
~ rooms and Boarl by applying at No % Pleasant
street Also several single gentlemen be accommo
dated with Board. myl2 diff
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WANTS &C.
WANTED.

fFHREE or four Blacksmiths, accustomed to the use
Of frip-hammets. Also, two good Chisel grinders
Apply to e. FOSTER 4 co, Worcester, or PAGE;
WHITMAN d CO, West Fitchbufg
mca24 isf
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Valuable Estate for Sale.

VdLUuU4O LsIdIU 4UI bdIU'
- The Estate at the Corner of Summer and Bel
Ia Streets, recently occupied by the American
Antiquarian Society, is offered for sale on lib
eral terms.
Inquire of 5. F. HAVEN at the New Library Build
ng. DIFF je7
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Painfa. nil. Mn.

r EWIS's Philadelphia Lead, Gro, and Dry English
IL and American Linseed Oil, Spnits Turpentlne
Coach and Furniture varnshes, Japan, Patent DRYER
Chrome, and French Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Chrome
Paris, Brunswick aud French Greens, LitRarae. Red
Lead, &C.. for sale BY G. 8. a. A. ], HOWE,
ape dts WOr. Bank Block.
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Glass Ware Glass Ware!
HAVING received samples Of Porter, Ink, Backing,
Ii Mineral Water, Pickle, Wine oval Fluted, s, rup
Panel and Packing BOTTLES, from the wilmington
Glass Cos we are ready TO urni.h Druggists, ana 9TH
pha Glass are can be obtained.
CALDWELL a. HILL, Druggists,
APPS DIFF Wholesale Agents
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
CONGRESSIONAL.
Tslegraphed for the Pistsburg Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.

SENATE....M Davis made q
report in reference to the hill he in
troduced last week, proposing recip-
rocal fishing rights and privileges be-
tween American and British fisher.
men, in the waters Of both countries.
Postponed.
The House bill regulating the fees
to be allow ed clerks, marshals, atlor-
neys, solicitors, and others in the u.
Suites Courts passed, with various a.
mendments. The Senate then ad-
journed
HoUSE....Mr. Gwin, from the
Committee on Military Affairs, report.
ed a bill for the relief of Col. FIRE.
mont. appropriating sl9,5oo to re.
lieye him from certain costs, damages
and bail in England. The money
was obtained on four separate drafts,
which were not met at maturity. for
the reason that there was no appro.
prialiun out of which TO pay them
The funds were sent by Mr.. Fremont
in the then territory Of California, for
the support of Government troops.
After some debate, the bill passed,
and the House adjourned.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Kindness and Generosity.

The Cleveland Hrrald Of Monday,
relates an instance Of good feeling that
shows the bright side Of human nature,
and which il is u pleasure TO record.
We condense the Herald's account Of
the transaction.
On Tuesday, DR.. ]. Macadue and
wife arrived on the cars from yelling
ton, aud stopped ir the Forest City
House. The Doctor was in the last
STACEY oil consumption, On "Wednesday
Mrs. M. sent Tor the bill. The clerk
noticing her depressed looks, asked il
she had money.-She replied, only e
nough TO pay our fare homr to Poland,
Mahoning county. The DR.. being loo
al to travel, the proprietors informed
Mrs. NJ. they could remain without
charge as long as was necessary, and
that every aid and comfort would BE-
supplied. On Sunday morning the sick
man died. The ladie, Of ,hr. house at
tended him with the same care they
would have bestowed upon near friend.
The boardtrs nj the house contributed
500; the body waa enclosed 10 metal
lie coin, and with it the widow left for
Poland, ",he dark cloud which death
had thrown over her hopes, tinted with
sun.lirhI cast upop il Nv the heartfelt
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Female Physicians.

The Boston Journal strongly advo
Gates the introduction Of females int
the ranks of the medical profession
We consider the needle much more
appropriate weapon in the hands ot
woman than the scalpel of history
Exchange.
Do you! Just suppose yourself n
forlorn sick bachelor, in the upper
story of some noisy boarding.hnuse,
whose inmates don't care pinch of
snuff whether you conclude TO die, III
to get we'll. Suppose you've watch
ed that spider in the corner weave his
web till you are quite qualified to
make one yourself; suppose YOU have
counted, for the thonsandth time. all
the sheperdesses, distorted little dogs,
and crooked trees, on the paprrel
wall Of your room: gnawed your
finger nails to the very quick. aud
twitcled your mustache ill every hair
,'..,;k:,!,,, IT,, .,,,,,,;.. mo, q,
sP""slp'l''y; ,''en-.s"l%''e H. .,J,a, "s'as ~
you ave .,,, a.. ."e "a ,a'' Sas I G,a, Wv" = nr.a,
l'ens, sem.y. aa" '"'".s .,"; !; 3 ga, "a,
crfsklns pa,r ., %""S y containing ,,, ,". ah
1s"'s, r's s'ae" ',, ; w. H., b st sh,,,,I
!" 'r's"'e; you '".. . '.,o .','sha shsn 1,,,nh,
out smnng, ,; rosy cue, eneessa; ~. !; m,sas ,sas
eyen' yo nice 'i'''' '''e "0"'"" 'oe'i''''
YETI .2af,
Well, she pushes back her eur's'
throws of her shawl Venus! /! what a
figure pulls oft her glove and takes
your hand in those little fingers.
Holy moia'r! hop your PSfsr race !!
She looks at YOU SO compassi"nately
from those soft blue eyes; lays her
hand on your fprehead, and then qnes'
tioas you demnrely about "your
symptoms, a fey Of 'oh'ch she
sees ss, without any OF your nelp.lMt ;,t
Them sne WIRES eresel'p''onaMi" ,'
those dainty n..'e nnss.s anu anu ,'';., ,G,,s
yeu " neep ef.s eo n %''.. .,h 81 H..
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
A0uestion of State Pride.

NoRTH CAROLINA VS.. VIRGINIA.
DR. Hawkes. vs.. GEN BEALE.-We
publish in the columns Of the Herald.
this morning, anl interesting letter
from the Hon j M. II: Beale, repre-.
sentative from thelfoarieenth district
Of Virginia, iii Congress, on the sub
|jsct Of neutrality-suspicious.. The
Immediate prDvocation to this letter
was the lecture of Dir. Hawkes., he.
fore the New York Historical Socie.
ty, on The 18th Of December last, ba-
sed upon the assumption that the
county of Mecklenburg, N. G., is en-
titled to the honor Of the first decisive
movement in the cause of American
Independence. Gen. Beale takes up
the gauntlet thus thrown down, aud
produces conclusive evidence Of a
somewhat similar movement. a year
befare, in Dunmore county. Virginia.
innw Shenandoah, the heart of the
present Democratic :" Tenth Legion
of that State. 50 q . sl i5TT7f
We apprehend, however, tina, Gen.
Beale has mistaken the specific char
acter Of the claim put in by Dir.
Hawkes. in behalf Of North Camli.
ma. Itwas moi, as Gen. B. suppnses,
a claim towards a declaration Of Amer
lean independence i" hut, in his own
words, as reported aud published in
the Herald, DIR. Hawkes. claims that
First-itwas on the shores of North
Carolina that The first English colony
was planted in America; secondly
the first blood shed in battle with the
troops Of the English government, in
support Of the principles oftlle Amer.
ican revolution, was the blnod of
North Carnlinians. and the first hat
tie was onthe soilofthat State; aud,
thirdly. the first declaration Of indie
pendence ever promulgated in any
Of these colonies came from Narth
Carolina, mme than a year befnle
the National Declaration Of July q,
1776. i.;4si 4..!4i
This is ,heissue-the first absolute
declaration Of Independence as claim
ed bytDr. Hawkes. in behalf Of North
Carolina, and as referred to by the
Hon. VIM. A. Graham in his very ill.,
teresting lecture before the same So
ciety, on Thursday nighllast. True.
the Virginia movement was a year in
advance of that in Mecklenburg, and
the former may have suggested the
latter. but still The first was contin.
gent, and not an absolute declaraliun
Of Independence, like the last. Adj
mitting the premises of Gen. Beale,
his case is made out; hut having mis-.
taken the real issue, tho claim Of
North Carolina remains intact, which
is this, that the citizens Of Mecklen.
burg county in that State, promulga.
ted the first absolute declaration Of
American Independence.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Franklin and the Barber.

| Sh ~ iiaHhIus . dlllNdl dl oil
as Plenipotenliary from the United
States, during the Revolution, the king
expressed wish 10 see hIm immediate
y. AS there was no going TO the
court of France in those days without
The permission Of the wigmaker, wig.
maker OF course was sent for.
In a few minutes a richly dressed
Monsieur with his arms folded in a pro-
dIgious muff ot iurs and long sword
by his side, made his appearance. 1t
was the kings wigmaker, with SER
want IN livery, long sword by his side
too, and load of sweet scented band
boxes, full Of 'de wig,' as he SAID, de
superb wig for d. great DR.. Franklin
One Of the wigs was ,rird on-a
world too small! Band-box after band
box was tried; but with small success.
The wigmaker tell into most vic.
lent rage to the extreme modification
of DR.. Franklin, that gentleman SO
bedpckpd with silk and perfume should,
notwithstanding be such child.
Presently howpvef as in all the trans
ports ola great discovery, thr wigma.
kpr cried out that he knew where the
fault lay-not IN his wig as too small!
% no, said he my wig no too small,
but de doctors head too big, great deal
too big, by gar'
franklin, smiling, replied that The
fault could hardly lie there; for that his
head was made by God Almighty him
self who was not subject to err
Upon this the wignakrr took in a
little; but sill he conlendtd that there
must be something the matter with the
Doctors head. II was at any rate out
Of fashion. H. begged DR.. F. would
please for remember dat his head had
not DE- honor to bp made at Pare.
No by gar, for if it had been made in
Parre, il. no bin more dan half such
Ia htad.' None oi the French noble, he
,wore, had a head anything like his.
Nor de great Duke D'0rlpsns,' nor the
grand, Monarque himself, had such a
head as Dr. Franklin. And he did not
see, he said what business any body had
wild head more big dan de head Of de
great Monarqne.3 .fT
Pleased 10 1.-The poor wigmaker. re-
cover his good huntor, Dr. Franklin
leouitltnot fipd'inhis heart to:Put atheok
to his childish rald, but related one Of
his fine anecdoits, which struck the
wigmaktr with such an idea Of his wit,
that as he retired, which he did how ing
most profoundly, he shrugged his shoul-
ders, and, with most significant look,
said;
sAh, Doctor franklin! no wonder
vonl head Too big for nv wig. By gar
liraidy your headtoo big for Aide French
nalion.' =
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
rhe :ueartofrInn is like a Harp

Ta1aHass1sHs IHI =
The heart Of man is like harp
OF many thousand ssringsi ,
Touched by a skillfal hand, tone
BreatlesI from it sweet. OF low, or sharp
/. Or plaintiyc asa fairy's own,
When broken arc its'wings.
oh! many are the notes thatring,
From this poor heart ofmine;
Sometimes tits like joyous bird,
When a. ,lie first warm days Of spring,
The fountain Of all yloyeis stirred,
Moved by /. hand divine.
But then again BAD tones ofwoe
Como from each welcome stringi
Sad as u childlcs, molher's heart,
When all she loved is buried low,
And,h hot tears unbiddeh start
From her heart witherlng.
Deal gently with this wondrous harp
j, Breathe on I. soft and low;
.Lst every trembling noto be free,
Whether Of sweet, OF low, Or sharp,
Thu, cen The saddest tones may b
4 n,sfexsy IA vSt.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Liuuor.ss Il New Orleans.

N. Willis, in one of the sketchea
of travel he is now publishing in the
Home Journal-and we remember
nothing better from bis ornate and ia
cile pen-describes &C follows the
magnitude and splendor Of the New
Orleans grnggeries, and the habits Of
their patrons.;
"The Hotel St. Louis, (the princi.
pal one after the ST. Charles. is an
immense structure on the scale of the
Astor House of New York, but built
around a lofty rotunda that was once.
! believe. the City Exchange. The
towering dome Of this imposing ar
chitectural centre reaches the roof,
and is surrounded with corridors aud
a gallery. and the hotel, ian excellent
and highly luxurious one, seems
quite secondary to it in its magniS.
cent use as a a'bar.room.' 1t is paved
with marble, a marble counter extends
around one half Of its circular area,
and so vast is the interior that the half
moon of busy bar keepers, seen from
the opposite gallery, as they stand
and manipulate behind their twink
ling wilderness Of decsnte,s, lnekiug
like julep or,na, performed by dwsrfs,
the murmur of the glidiugice und the
aroma of fragrant mint hetraying
their occupation, bpt their features
quite undistinguishable in the dis.
tance. y.
New Orleans is studded all over
with these temples Of dIink--none.
quite US arcllilecturally inpn,ing as
the St Louis dome, but all sumplu.
.ousIy splendid and costly, The walls
are hung with costly paintings, ard all
that damask and velvet eau do for
comfort. aud gliding end mahogany
for splendor, is lavishly done. oftlse
amount Of freeuenta,ion If fhece re.
sorts. some idea may be f~red by
what friend mentioned to me as the
history Of one of them, which he had
chanced torlearn. in the way of his
profession. This one (Hhe Gem')
cleared its rent Of $4,000, paid for
decorations aud furniture, and made
net profit besides Of $4,000 in the
first wear of iIs operation. The aver.
age receipts Of any one of the fash
ionable drinking saloons may be set
down at 5000 a. day: A gentleman's
expenses. for insyilable drinks with
friends and acquainlances, average
from two TO three dollars per diem.
A snmptuous lunch Of turtle soup,
etc. is furnished gratis at.noon, TO at
tract customers, a man getting more
than the worth Of his mnney,of course,
who lunches and drinks fora sixpencc;
but, the proprietor finding his profit
in the few who eat, in comparison
with the muny who drink. at that
hour, and in, The policy Of anything
which will add to the repute of the
place and draw crowd, The rival
riy of these drinking palaces make q
yearly increase Of magnifcence in
their luxuries and appointments,which
seem to promise thut the Arts shall be
tributary, and the city be largely IN
deb,ed to them for its splendor."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Important Decisiss.-The Cayuga
Lodge case. !. o. 0. F., some time
pending in the Supreme Court of
New York, on demurrer, has been
decided in favor of the plaintiffs on
all the points involved in the issue
The principal point was whether the
courts will enforce the trust created
by the constitutions of the ORDER
The decision of the court sustained
the position assumed by the Cnynga
Lodge, aud overrules the drmur,ers
interposed in behalf Of The members
who withhold the funds contributed
for the objects of benevolence and
charity. 1t is therefore an importan,
decision, not only to the Order of Odd
Fellows. bu, to the Ordor of Sons of
Temperance, Free Masons, Martha
Washington. and other charitable So
cie,ies which are not Incorporated
1t recognizes their constitutions aud
maintains That the courts will enforce
the trusts which they create.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
Fanny Fern / on Old Maids.

Fonny Fern says;-" Il isn't every
man wbo has n cali to be husbaud."
She m;pbt have alled,-It ism, every
woman who bus a .call' 10 be a wife.
EycIo,ge.
T,, c., 6, ,,,,, h.,n
H., nnfs Rar ns," s,S.s, s ", 80 @ al do NH
.aem. :, !. NJ. l ,,;,laS c,d,u; -, H nnnr bsa.
w.. W '"a, ~ ',sa a;,. ,s,a % = ..n,i' m wi,bo,,,
loss nf lime,
W D., ,,lI ,.,;1. o..unv;no /, ,re,,
room NJ, all I alaue--,ha,,sbis l enough fur
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
A Bankrupt Yankee,

Two merchants were standing in
Wall street, disconrsing on bankruptcy,
when one Of them perceived real live
Yankee numbering down the street, with
knife and stick in his hand.
.Now for some sport,' calculated the
merchant. .Wp'll ask his opinion on
the subject of bankruptcy, or rather his
idpas.' He now hailed the Yankee
with. sHalloa, friend can you tell us the
meaning Of bankruncyw
Well,1 reckon | kin, and skin me
il ! dun't.' .4'i'72 ~
f 'Plsase, explain 3
'Well, YOU jist lend aive me about
three Ininntes.'
.Hpre II is, friend; now proceed
. well, now owe Z-ke Smith, fifty
cents; Sam Brown, the taylor, FIVE dol
lars for this ere coat, and you five.'
.Well,' said the merchant, 'now give
me- my fse'
%, git out! Pm bankrupt, and you
com. in for your share with the rest,'
and he LETT the astonishpd merchants.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

God intended all womrnio i'r beau.
tifu. Just VS. much as he did morning
gluries aud roses, and whit, he intend.
ed they should become rl,cy would, If
they would only obey liz laws, and
cut indolcrcc md conr, strings, and
indulge in freedom aud fresh air.-
For girl IN expect tmEe handsome
with the action Of her !angs depend.
Dng upon the expansive nature of
ient's wnrll, of tape, is as absurd as
10 look for tulips in snow bank, or
"a fnll p,swS esS tree ia aewer pet.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

E'opems snt Ertraordinary-A stor,
is told in the pap'rs Of the eloprmens
Of two Shakers from the settlement near
Troy, N Y. Onr was man Of thirty.
eight and thp other a handsome fpmal.
Of seventeen years The twain were
made one flesh, according TO law, and
they went their way for Loui,ville, Ky.
In relating his Shaker experience, the
new made husband among other trni-
biz secrets of!hr Prison-housr, divulgrd
the awful TACT that hr had never kissed
a frmaIe in his Iiir, until he kissed his
wife ahou, 4S hours before they were
married.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

~ To hear from The spirits, just
step into srog shop and lay q three
cent piece on the counter. You are
then a medium, and iflhis plan be fol-
lowed long enough ysu will see spirits
in full uniform. celebrating your Gre.
duli,y with general "hoe.down," !"
at no other expense than the posses
sion of a brain !" :, raped" all to pieces
by the spirits"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Government Enre'opr.-1t is said
that Mr.. Nesbitt, the contractor for the
prppaid Government envelopes, has at
length produced an embossed stamp
which is satisfactory to, the Postmaster
General, and the manufacture Of the en-
velopps will be Immediately ,commen-
ced. 1t is moi expected, however.th
they will be ready for delivery before
the 1st Of April. 81
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Knick knacks tells a story of Gel.
elra,ed physician who recently pre-.
scril'ed for one of his patients that
safe aud palatable remedy. syrup IF
birch thorn" and wrote his prrscrip.
,iun in the usual cahalistic characters.
"Syr. RAam. CaM." On ruquiring
of the patient if she had taken the
medicine, she flashed her eyes aud cx.
claimed. mo! eau, rcud your doe.
tor writing, and amt going to take
your Syrup Of Ram Cats for any body
under heaven"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Bepare Of Rag Eauds.-Bills pur-
porting to be issued by the Mt. Ver-
non Insurance Company. Indiana,
"payable in current bank notes. to
j. Jones, or order, and signedlby l..
Baldwin, President, and j. Wright
Cashier, are Of no value. There is
no such institution in the State; no
such persons reside in Mt. Vernon /;
it is base fraud.-State Sentinel
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

Sudden Death from Erys'pe'as,-,
A young lady residing in Boston only
ls years OF age, died on Tuesday OF cry
siprlas aher sickness Of only two or
three days. She was seized with the
disorder while in the act Of being meas
ured ior ball dress, and tainted away.
Before the ball took place she was in her
shrnTa.