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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23
MISSES cowDBN & BARKER

MISSES COWDEN & BARKER,
~ WOULD respectfully invite the attention Of ~.
50 the Ladies Of Evansville and vicinity, to 81
~ large and beautiful selection OF PRIN G ~
ILLINERY that they have Just received from New
York. and surpassed Ia this city for variety style,
and beau.y. Those In of handsome cheap Bonnetz
Ribbons, Flowers. Mantellas &C.. would do well call
on Main street, between Water and First streets, east
side. where every endeavor viii BIO made TO please the
most fastldious taste.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

NPFor sale in Evansville by
apo HORSBROOK & wOODwA2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

HOPKINS & READ have In store fine stock of
y Looking Glasses, Carpets, Straw Ma,tings. and
Hugs. Also good line Of Summer Clothing. Hats and
Caps, &C.. &c. a. mh30
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

CHOES! SHOESN
~ Case Mems Kip Brogans;
I do do Calf do;
! do do Morocco;
I do do do Superior;
Also-A general assortment Of Ladies', Misses AM
children's Shoes, for sale at I
EMBICH'S DRY GOOD STORE,
ap4 Main ST.. 3 doors below Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

NOTICBl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between Adam karsch, Volen
tine Witzel e. Andrew klintwort, In the Cabinet bust
ness has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
The said Wzel and kntwort will continue the Cabinet
making business and authorized to collect all out
standing claims Of said arm and will all debts Of the
same. ADAM kARSCH,
VALENTINE WETZEL,
ap4-(volksbote copy.) ANDREW KLlNLWORT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23
II. NELSON.
d. wOOLSEY.
&c . 60 . esss .
AUCTION.

VXTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneer
w and Commission Merchants, Manufacturer Agents
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks Lookin
Glasses Fictur. Frames, Notions &c. Particular stfen
on given TO the sale OF all descriptions Of Goods kegu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay, and Saturday. Gas
advances made on Consignments.
aug % ly WOOLSEY e. NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-23

u 100 doz. Mems colored Lisle Thread;
100 do do do Cotton do; received and for
ale by JAS. Low e. Co,
ap19 All Main ST.. Louisville. Nv.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
DIDN'T VENTURE.

One ofour ncighbors recently visited
New York, and, upon his return homo
was giving on account Of the things he
saw in Gotham.
Did you sec the Crystal Palace I?
asked an inquisitive bystander
Dyes, staringly-saw the hull house.
well, what did you SEQ there 2
pretty big show isn't it?'
Meow, | raythcr guess it war. Saw
two nation big bulls alive and the pic
lures of two more, twice as big
You didn't see them i'll the Palace
Ell?
In the Palace Who said was in
the Palace? No, them critters was out
side
Didn't you go in
No! they axed 50 cents to let a chap
in, and du you think was going to pay
that ALFRED high price, jest TO see q
flair"
And Skiu.niut actually came away
wi,hou, sight at the f" Industry of al
Nations" because Of his ardent attach
mcnt ID the omnipotent half dollar
MISUNDERSTANDING a=ette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
A Ship Larger than the Largest,

9
The Nowbnryport Herald, referring
to the launch Of tho great Republic,
says:-
Mr.. Mckay, we hear, will immcdi-
ateIy commence the construction of a
ship larger than this, which ho is to
build by contract The theory hus been
started of building a ship so large that
shc will pass through the ocean, with
comparatively little motion, ploughing
directly through the waves, without RI
sing upon them, and so high above
them that the rolling Of tho highest
waves will always be below the decks.
1t is u daring thought; but in view oil
what has been accomplished already
who will venture 10 dcnouncc it us ab'
surd There are those bold enough tc
predict that a ship will yet be built thai
sill pass through the stormy waves or
the oceauwi,h as stately progress as ;
vessel of one hundred tons through the
river in the same gale. If any ono i.
TO realize the fruilion Of this dream, i
is, we doubt not, Mr.. Mckay, if his li!i
is spared five years longer"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

~ Our pile Of papy is getting quite
low. This article alone costs US about
Scrcn dollars casA every week. Our re-
ceipts have lately been insufficient to
meet expenses, aud wo arc under the
necessity of calling for help upon such
of our subscribers as know themselves
to DO in arrears. There are 4 goodIy
number of subscribers TO this paper in
this county, as well as in Preston, Bar
bour, Randolph, &c. who are consider
ably in arrears, and mainly because they
may not have met with convenient OPP
porluni,y Of sending it. Such arc re-
qucslcd to remit by Mail, either directly
or through one of our Agents, at on
risk, at their earliest convenience.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
ErGSS IMpNSitiOn.

We arc ycxel to learn that tho state
ment Of Marriages said to have been
sclcmnizod recently at Brownsville, Pa
by Rev. +. Moore, is an unmitigatcd
hoax! Some pitilul scamp has forget
the name of Rev. Mr.. Moore to impose
upon US and the public-and TO add tc
the riclacss 0! his miserable joke, enclo'
sel a sl.oo bill to pay for extra papers
to send to the parties. We have sent
the MS. to Brownsville, to aid in ferret,
ing out the f0rgcr, and we shall not fail
10 expose him when discovered.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

GAApycNrEK, Va, Oct. Is, 1863.
Mr.. Siegrried:
Dear Sir-Wi'h feelings Of
deep regret communicate to you the
particulars Of one Of the most heart.
rending incidents that / have ever wit
messed. | was called, on the 18th inst.
to Randolph county to meet Dr.. s. =.
| in consultation. When arrived found
tho patient, George II, Long, in dy.
ing condition. (tIe survived about four
hours after my arriyaD. He had been
stabbed by yong man by the name Il
| Hull Ward. | understand that WTd
had purchased some wheat of Long (of
which sample had been shown on the
day Of sale), two days previous to tho
ARRAY, and he had come to rsinoga it,
when they disagreed abou; HE quality
of the wheat. The disputante became
warm, and finally closed in combat,
which ended in Longs receiving a stab
in the abdominal region, and two con-
siderable missions on the right shoulder.
INTER- Ward had stabbed him he expires.
I'd his regret for the deed, carried hin
tcthe house and placed him in the caro-
: offs family, and went with all possible
sped for physician. Long leaves
: wilea mother, and q sister, who were
; depe,lant on him for support and pro-
lection
lie nd been member oftho NJ. T.
Church az several years, and for seyc-
raj montis protested to be happy i'll
Christ. Ee bore the sutferings Of eight
) days painful illness with apatience that
mover wavend. and departed this life
leaving to hislliends the most consoling
evidence that his peace was made with
God-thas no was happy in a savioar's
love. Whileurging his friends to meet
him in Heaven he said that he had for
given Ward. and hoped that they might
} meet and ENJOY each others society in
Heaven. He will be long remember
ed and greatly mourned by many
friends.
Ward has been lodged injail to await
his trial. He has always borne good
moral character, and was well respected
by his neighbors. E. I.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

G Mn. HvRD, Of the Brownsville Clip
per, has cooked up pretty kettle of fsh by
copying our late Pronunsiamrnto against the
Monongahela Navigation Company, without
the customary credit. He has led the editor
Of the Wayncsburg Eagle into snnd:y crude
conjectures, and done lots of mischief, for
aush, we know. AT least he has set atloa,
the idea that a portion of the citizens OF
Brownsville are at dagger's points with the
SlQckwater Company. Will he "do the
amiable' aud correct the mistake?
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
MODEST REQUEST.

Some idea of the forbearance requi-
site to the composition Of a Steamboat
Captain, may be gathered from the fol-
lowing interchange Of notions, which
took place, as says the Parkersburg Ga
zetic, at our wharf.boat few days ago
The Captain has tapped his bell ant
is about to shove Of, when he is haiIcc
by tardy traveller
F" Hello, Captain-I want to go!"
"Coa4e aboard, then"
but my baggaye-it's not here"
Where is it!'
Jus: up 10 the United Ststes--onIy
three squares-can you waltz"
"Yes-but hurry!
Look here, Captain, You haven't
got anybody about you could send up
there for my truuk-huvc YOU"
Sundry explosives, delivered in real
river lingo and concluding with sol,
emn recommendation to "go himsolf,'
convinced the traveller that he had gone
too far in his attempt 10 impose on good
nature, He therefore concluded 10 &C
himself for his baggage, aud started
one way, while the boat went the other
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
t0EElcrRs IN TROUBLE.

1t is stated that two Boston officers
fell into trap of their own making a
few days since, by which operation one
of them enjoyed short imprisonment
within stone walls. The Boston ASso-
citation for detecting counterEeitcrs des-
patched two of,heir officers to purchase,
of gang known to exist there, some
counterfeit bills, for the purpose,if pos
siblo, Of obtaining legal proofs sulli-
cient to convict the connterfeiters.-
They wen, as ordered, played the part
Of rogues very well, and obtained the
bills.
Tho head of the gang smclt a rat,
however, and by most shrewd opera
ton, gave such information that one of
the officers suddenly found himself in
carcera,ed for having counterfeit money
in lis possession. The other was pur-
sued, but escaped. After short i'm
prisonment, he sucreeled in explaining
his position in the matter, and was set
free, well satisfied that he had fallen in
to pit which he had dug for others, =
Boston Trarellcr.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
xtems Of asWs, SC.
The Portuguese l;XilCs.


The Jacksonville correspondent Of the
Congregational Herald writes as follows;
There are new arrivals Of tho prosecuted
Bible readers almost every week, We hear
of large numbers now on their way to join
the colonies a, this place und at Springfield.
|, is vastly to the credit of those who first
came, that after having By toll and strict
economy, for four years, secured little
property, they have generously contributed
upwards Of five hundred dollars to assist
their prosecuted brethren on the island to
Join them, and ore now throwing open their
houses, and dispensing provisions to the
new corners.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
MONONGAHELA
SLACK-WATER NAVIGATION.

The crowded state of our columns
prevented us from speaking Of the meet
ing at the Court House on the 4th inst.
The President, Gen. Moorhead, gave
full statement of the whole transactions
of the Company, and exhibited the fig.
urcs for each year to prove it. He de-
nicd that it was tho intention Of the
company to stop their werk at Browns.
Vile, and insisted that twas the desire
of the Company to extend it to the Vir.
GINA State line as soon as they wcro
able. c.
There was ono thing that wc misun-
dcrstood, in reference to that work,
and that was law passed in as or 40,
which we had heard defined as stopping
the progress of that improvement above
Brownsville. Incorrectly explained by
Gen. Moorohead, on that occasion, We
cannot but do him the justice to say
that the Company have acted in good
faith. The section referred to authori.
yes them to extend the improvement but
the funds Of the company above Browns
vile were to be kept separately and di-
yided separately. Gen. Moorehead as
serted that the object Of the improve
mont from being cloggel by The debts
of the old Company, until they had paid
off the heavy debts owed by them at
that time. The object OF that law WAS
to enable others who halcapital, today
it out on tina, Improvement, and they
would thereby be enyoled to divide the
receipts for ii, belee the other part Of
the work could bc5ht of debt. Ito as
serted ,lat that section was passed
thinking it wopd induce capitalists {"
invest it in pe Improvement above
Brownsville, IS it would also bonufi, tho
work already done likewise, I
io gavea very fair statement Of ting
progress ,lseir present improvement
urged TO citizens Of our County Y
come forward and give them assistant
stated that ho would engage to TAI IA
$50, 90 in Pittsburg. thought Fayef
and ,ireeno should raise $50, 900, ala
in ,ase they pledged themselves that
,hqcompany would then borrow $50.
90, the whole amount required to fin.
ID the three proposed dams. The
company are now nearly out of debt
that tho first dividend on their stock was
made last year,-that it was in pros.
porous condition, and would yield ad,%'
idend Of 8 or 10 per cent. per annum.~-
lie fully satisfied the meeting of this
fact, as they agreed to recommend tho
County to subscribe stock, as will 6el
perceived by the published resolutions
at the time, aud we know that most OF
them entered the house prcjndicea az
gsinst it. N
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
Going Ahead!

We learn from a gentleman down the Ri
YER who is pretty well'posted up in regard
to the matter, that the Company will Ger
,ainly erect one dam and LOCK- next season.
and that i, will probably be located above
the Bridge.
Our readers will find an article on this
subject, copied from the Waynesburg Eagle,
in another column.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
MON0NGAL[A MIRROR.
RAISE WHERE WE CAN AND cEEsuHE WHERE We
MUST.
MORGANTOWN, Va.
'.........
Saturday, October 30, 1853.


~ Mr.. C. PIERCE, No. 4G, South Third ST.,
Philadelphia, is one of our most Obliging aud
attentive Agents.
Z. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the Ex-
change, Philadelphia, is also our Agent for that
City.
DR.. Z. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented to act as Agent for the
Mirror.
y. NJ. ANVIL, Ncstoryillc, Barbour CO., Va.
&. CRESAP, ESQ. Kngwood, Preston co., Va
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
pr,rntytown Gazette.

Our late prOtcgc at Pmntytown has COIL
sidcubly enlarged his paper and is trying
hard to make It prosper, II the enterprise
Of that community is equal to its wealth,
they will no. fail 10 sustain the yGpG; hand
somely,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

ApseoNpsp.---A. Carver Contractor
on ia North Western Railroad, is said
10 ljseeyamosed the diggins," leaving
his hands and spndry other creditors
asmrs toa large amount. This is the
only elopement from tlda end Of the
work we have had 10 record. In tho
main the Contractors have met llIeir ob-
liQ,lims like hdpestsnd reliable men,
.-PgEs5S5Rrg Ge<. ". O
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

1It is said that Lord Howlcn,
British Minister to Madrid, in June last
made treaty with Spain, by which
English cruisers arc permitted to land
men to search the plantations of Cu6a
on which slaves are suspected to have
been carried from slavers. Lord How
den, it is said, is now urging upon the
Spanish Government, with u prospect
of success, u treaty by which tho Eng
lish Government offers 10 withdraw her
cruisers from the Coast of Cuba, and
permit any numbered slaves TO be Ian
dcd, provided they shaIlbe made Eman-
cipaios for ten years, and That slavery
shall be abolished in tho Island at the
expiration Of fifty years. Tho New
York Times says that the above is con
1irmed by letters just received from Ha-
vaua, dated Octobersl, which state that
Mr.Crawford, the English Consul there,
was procuring letters from prominent
persons urging this plan, in order to
send to England to lor,iEy her in her
on Spain. No British cruisers
had been on the coast for month, and
slaves were landing in crowds.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
The Patent oMc8 Reports for 1852,

u., ~,
ne me-. e'aoo.S'p '"r"''S i'1''l Wv a. ~
en-! once are Sra!llyang a"'' "a ,s o. '"e
-, 49, ,Ig -, ,,na ~. I@ES !. ri, ~ na,ns
Ma ool ;,, gre w. i,,C5rn,a ,%', :"
p.s ,,;,,.;, T,.",;,a.,, r .,u,
.Y,,l,ims No. ,r;nc;nio ~ ,ho rs,ohrs,"5
I I, "C I r." W .Io Ta
, un,, socopJary "r fsIsc 60, Of
i,n,JIsrt ,yb;ch ,rs,a,, ~, ;ms,rn NV y,
"snJ !, ,,iEfinr srn,, rea ' rI,;nm ,%n rn"i
snnS " Il ,wsm%or ,l,a lot, &c ronIor
mnuf md nav bc loaded tbTonnh the
FayboIs AVID f,e3 M mil thc 1',r,iar
- ,irel NJ his f,u;,lnss y,rL nr Gar
TINT the rppprt Of his explosions will
bring to view his experiments more wit
hesses Than he desires.
Doors and shutters have also been
patented that can net he broken through
with either nick or sIclge hammer. The
bu,aIpr's "occupu,ion's rone.n
IT, ,.1,,;. sh;, 80 ,,o,.,;,e1 .r,,
,o-,r,orioj NJ some lnnn,b I'm, the "a.
s,,r, "I",;ls,L,, .,ifs on,i 10 M, 90, I'll
+, s,,aino1"
y -' ," 49,,
"A na'P21 ,., IS "eScii 1c ", %"'ch 'HaNeS
ms "naiG XII "'I'selt' "' more NC
p0'iS inc ''ne ''' "e'F'I S"sS '"' ""'
Po""'
o,,s] ~birS @ee" by%asstsom ENGINE.
Ia, D~n4Tiroenrsl tfialstIfFozo several
bo, in Of les Of The s;;5s'Sf a cubic foo,
,yEsH me thermometer yYs standing at
90 dsr II /, calculated that for every
3 T"n AZ coal 0ut into tho furnace it viii
make a Ion Or Ice.
r,om IT. G,l.,, Exnm;,,cr,s rcport
,,n a.,bay so,.c ;6cr Of tho yalue of
,,,a,,g,s ~
.,,,,,,,.7.,, sr,,h,; n,rovs.
q man WHO "1I , 'naa' ,,,. ,,"Ga, &c
me"' u st.a% eu..e, 49, 'I 49, S,o,es
"a" . r ,', W n;,I, ro",hs rsInrn,
eJ ~;,I $40 Goa, Iuo,bsr hpl a ma.
cS;rs ~ ,brm.h nnl ,Isan orain which
in ffeen months he sold r.r $50, 600. A
third oblained patent for a printers
ink: refused $4,000 for it, and finally
s ,"Ii ' !. far SEQ 900, These are orlina.
~ cases, Wills such inventions as the
,slerraph, The blaming machine, and the
India mJbe. pa;ca,s are wor,I, millions
each.
rwen,vseyoa borves,ers, fifteen plows,
,we5tv.six seed planters, eight tlnesh-
jnp machines ten rornhullsfs, and three
loIse rakes have been patelted during
the ycnr, in addition to those now in
use.
Six new saw mills, seven single.
splitteis, and twenty new planning ma,
chimes have been patented within the.
year. III Il
Seven now machines tia, spinstwen.
,y that weave, and seven thar sew are
also described. II
Examiner Lanes eportdescribes va
rioua new electrical inventions. Among
these is,an electric whaling apparatus,
,-{y which the whale..is literally shocked
~ deniL. +" Another ia an electro-mng-
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
From he H'intlssttr T'vginiHn.
Reply Of Collector Bronson.

Judge BRoNsoH, Collector of New
York, has published areply to Sccrcta-
Wy GyTMniE's note Of admonition. Its
calm aud digniGcl, but spirited. The
two following paragraphs, taken from
different portions, will give Il fair idea
Of the document:
You tell mo that tho President and
his constitutional advisers stand pledged
before tho world 10 tho principles aud
policy laid down in tho Baltimore plat
form and tho inaugural address, and
had reason to believe that ul gentlemen
who consented to accept office under
the administration stood pledged 10 the
same principles and policy agree TO
that: and, though it is but an implied
pledge, admit its full force. But it
proves nothing to the present purpose;
for there is not ole word either in the
Baltimore platform or the inaugural
address abou, distributing Offices among
different sections OF the party. If ths
President or his uppointecs are pledged
to any such distribution, you must lool;
to some other document to find evidence
Of the oblisaiion-.somo document
"'''t" -,
ms 49, | "o''HSp' t"I '''s' , !''s'"i i
!" wI!'c" a member no, o. '"o "uot"o' a "I'
interfere" WI" Tue "'sI!V'''" Va t. W. ~,
lScSot' marshal p"s''niS'u y, .rS o,
goyeEhns", 1 ,:i ""''"s Pa't ~. Z; :
|" "es'""' anu .a'u Vow" 'u.y -, ~ ,a "''
government ~ NE 'e.e.''." " LIE u; .up
"HeS' cIeI"S; o. "'"e' as'"'' ; ~, = ~, T
,al"'y ,ne 's' o 's'a ,",s ' -, 10 ;ntn
nc o'hssE "aS "sF'' ''sn "''. 81 y g. g. , ~
a" inquiry . %o";. se 81 otF,o CIV ven, So nsI.
" ,,,' "'I ,tn, ~; yo :" %oro ,iTb, Nv
law. 10 rive instructions on nany sub.
;nc,s roHHrc,rJ with The collection of
H., revenue, and such instructions it
viii bc INV iu,y 10 tollow. But when
vnn m heyomI ,hpt and undertake TO
d;rer1 in matters which The law has con.
sds5 70 nv direction, no such obliga.
lion exists"
The Judge talks somewhat in the
style Of a man who feels that he is w''i'
all indications, we lear it is even so. II
is perhaps TOO much to expect that the
administration sboull reLreat at this
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29
Gh[nas shout nome.

EI The Fever patients in town arc
all recovering. No new cases.
E.g We had "squaw miatcr" on Mon
day last. There were at least 8 inches
Of snow
U The New Goods are coming. See
CuApwIcx's Advertisement. II ony prefer
buying Goods not quite so fresh, at Auc.
ton, see HAyMoSp's.
ry- Messrs. LAzIER & FLEMING have
been bringing oil divers lots Of Ready-made
Clothing, which seem to 80 of RAPIDLY
We intend to have an entire new suit, when
our subscribers all pay up! Our las, pur-
chase in this line is getting rather sccdy!
~ Mr.. CRAIG, the new incumbent at RO.
gers Mill, is doing 4 driving business
How so? Because he ADVERTlSES.
" Mr.. TnrvDLEY, at Live Oak Paper.
Mill, has got up steam, and is turning oat
some very good wrapping paper as begin
ming. We hope he will soon be prepared
to supply the Printers with sheets to lie on
u The BnlDcE across Drckcr's Creek
East of town, which was carried away b!
tha great tlool-lno, Noah'sl-will be ready
for crossing by Christmas, surc-peFhup:
sooner The abulments have had ample
time 10 settle ...
U SRERRAnD has opened an Oyster Sa
LOGON in the new brick, south of the Public
Square, where he IN ay be found al all times
with fine supply of Oysters on hand
His table is supplied with all the necessar!
"Gxin's" and "doin's TO crafty the taste:
Of The most fastidiouS. We dissected doz
en-, as per invitation, and found them "let'
Ter A, No. |, cooked brown!" See adv',.
To- A Fine Rain commenced falling
on Thursday.-und continues, at intervals,
until this present writing. Good for Capt
INYcn-he will be able to launch Ills boat,
and have it ready for tic trade, 1t will
probably slide lo,day7Saturluy.I The LHm'
Jcrmcn, too, i, is hoped, will be able to got
TO market with their rats, which, owing to
the dryuess of the past season, have been
accommodating uD the river.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

The Winchester Virgipiap of q
inst, says -" In the country the So
in some places reached eighteen ING
by Monday afternoon, when 1t cea
The next morning at sunrise thet
momcter stood at 32--the first fire
This season 1t rapidly rose how
On the 9Th of October, 1886, sno'
to the depth Of four inches. The
cseding winter, we aro informed
q soyele ono, IN
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-10-29

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of objectionable education Of The masses
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