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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

James NJ. Barker. an attorney at law
and merchant, in Mcdonald county. Mis-
souri, has been arrested aud lodged in jsil
at St Louis, IN the charge Of high trea-
son against tho United States. He was
concerned with the mob which prevent.
ed the U. S Marshal from executing Ger.
tain wrils against trespassers upon the
public lands in Missouri. They drove
the marshal out Of the country into Ar.
kansas They followed him and would
have lynched, had lie not been protected
by the peuple Of Arkansas.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
From Graham, Saturday Mail.
ROBINS COME.


From the elm..rce's topmost bough,
Hark the Robins early song!
Telling one aud all that now
Merry spling.time llastes ulnng;
Welcome tidings thou dOst bring.
Little hsrbingcr offspring. 80
, Robins come!
OF the Winter we are weary,
Weary Of its frost and snow.
Longing for the sunshine checry,
Apd The brcoklet's gurgling aosi
Gladly then we hear thee ting
The rcveilic of the Spring,
...... Robins come.
Ring i. out, DER hill and plain,
Through the gardens lonely bnwcrs.
Till the green leaycs dance again,
Till the air is sweet with flowers!
Wake the cowslips by the rill,
Wake the yellow Duffodil.
Robins come!
Then, as thou vert wont ofyore,
Build Thy nest and rear thy young,
Close beside our cottage door,
In the wood6inc leaycg sIsong.
Hur, nor harm thou need'st not fear,
Nothing rude shall venture near.
RUb!a's come!
Swinging still DER yonder lane,
Robin answers ncrrily!
Rlvished by the sweet refrain,
Alice claps her hand with glce,
Calling from the open door, ,.,....-
With her sOlt voice, DER md o'cr,
M "Robin's come"
,,,,.bll. 1854. WILHELM.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Come splea tie Bi,dssipg.- The. late
Professor cardwell, of Dickinson College
a short time before his death, said 10 iiis
wife: You will moi, am sure, lie down,
upon your bed and weep when j am gone.
When you yisiI,the sPotswhere | lie d
not chose a monrnful time; do moi 90 (,
shades Of the evening or in the dark Q
night. These are no tunes 10 visit III,
grave Of one who hopes and trusts in ari.
sen Rpdeemer! Comedian wife, in ths
morning, in The bright sunshine, andwh,y
the birds are singing.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Tha, man who runs down the girls,
speaks i'll uf married women, throws a
qnid Of tobacco into the contribution
box sand takes a penny on, To buy more,
cnn never have peace in this world
Bed.bngs. mosquitoes aud the night.
mare, aud all the lohsoblins of guilty
conscience, will haunt him on his way
to that well heated prison where tile
convicts are fed on cinders and acqna.
fortis soup, aud are allowed no other
amusement than to sit anlipick their
iee,h with red hot poker through all
eteruiiy.-DOw, Jr. 10 az
Every Judge in The Slate Of Tennessee
is a Son Of Temperance.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
THE MoNoNGAlIA MIRROR

Is published every Saturday morning, ntthe
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For Announcing Candidates, cach name, 2.Oo
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

9hsrc is the beautiful 'ris everywhere!
On the glad Garth, like some bright star which
seems
al glowing win Inc .i0qaence 0' prayer
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Not man. but God alone It's depths can sounG !;
"ou'd'st thoa among us wofsh,pp'fs DC 'Ola.'
Si'e on the wings oil fal'h' where 'n0ug"' Is
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

John Small retired to private life at
once, and hencefnrlh found it conve-
nient to live on much smaller allow
ance than twelve hunireda year.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

4 Way TtuM-Punch defines a
Court house US place where peuny,s
worth Of i'jus,ice is purchased with a 'hil'
lirg's worth ofiaw.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Noble Couduct.-We learn from the
Valley Democrat tina! little daughter of
Mr.. Philip Long OF Page colnty, narrow
ly escaped from drowning on Sunday week
in the South branch Of the Shenandoah
river, but was rescurd by the heroic con-
duct Of Mr.. John Bmbakpr. Mrs Long
aud dher little daughter had started on horse
back 10 visit neighbor living on The 9th
er side of the river, and while crossing
the little girl became frightened and fell
into the river. Mr. Brubakpr was stand
ing on th- bank of the river, aud Immpdi-
ately plunged in and saved the child at
the lisl; Of his own life. Ills exertions
were so great as 10 exhaust his strength,
and he has been confined to his bed ever
since.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
xten,s Of aaeus, SC.

There are 40 railways in operation in
Massachusetts,, stretching distance Of IT,
~ miles. lo t.a
John Howe, BENTON Democrat, has
been elected Mayor of St. Louis by $50
majority. Ir"- e
The hair and feather trade of New York
city is estimated at 5000, 900, one rsiab-
lishmemt consuming annually 81, 100000
worth OF feathers. i7ga-
Aunt Ploddypoddy is delighted 10 learn
by the arrival oflhe Baltic, that 'the Gar
refused 10 treat" She thinks he will next
be joining a Temperance society.
Dr.. G. B. Smith, of Baltimore reports in
the Boston Medical Journal two cases Of
pusrperal f,vercured BY the administration
Of brewers yeast, internally. He gave
the yeast, diluted with sugar, tablespoon
ful every two hours.
N. P. Willis states in the Home Journal
| that his father had three children, viz:
Richard Slorrs Willis, Fanny Fern (al-
though the spunky Fanny does no, seem 10
be proud Of the relation) and himself
this statement puts at rest the relationship
of that redoubtable lady.
AN agricultnrist, who has tried the
experiment satisfactorily, says that a few
seeds Of tomato dropped into the hill
with cucumbers, or a tomato set out,
which is better mode, will keep off
black Heas and striped bugs, as they
dislike the favor of the tomato.
The reported intention Of Brazil to
send an army to occupy the Banda Ori-
entail is confirmed, and Brazilian En-.
voy has arrived Ut Mon,evidso to an-
nuuuce the fact. 1t seems to be vir-
,ual annexation of the Territory to Bra
I'll, at which the inhabitants seem ralh.
or pleased. @
John A. Bowman, a noted counterfeiter
was arrested in Campbell county, Kentuck-
y, few days since He is the man who
signed the counterfeit 500 bills on the
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, the S2Os on
the State Bank OF Indiana, los ofthe State
Bank Of Ohio, and S5s on .hs Wareham
Bauk, and was also concerned in stealing
the genuine plate Of The. State Bank Of,
Chic -f T7tfiiJ " 'is tl'f1 = 'f'ii7t 4
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Mr.. Travis, proprietor OF pistol gal.
lery at New ORLEANS, having heard ofthe
feat lately performed by a Mr.. Morgan
James, Of Utica, N. Y.,-shooling an ap.
pie of mans head several times in sue.
cession--olTtrs to shoot with Mr.. James
twenty shots, each man firing oG-hand hi:
his own pistol, at his own target, at fifteen
pacesdis,ance, string measure forone, two,
three, four, or ire thousand dollars for the
hes, in the twenty. Asto the apple shot,
Mr.. Travis says his way Of doing the ical
is to have the man, on whose head The op.
pie rests, stand perfectly unprotected BY
any covering, barrier or interyeningobjec,
or substance between him and the marks.
man, and asks iflhat is the way Mr.. Nor
gan James did it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Graes.-Diyine grace, even in ,lse
heart ofweak and sinful man, is an ii
yincible thing. Drownit 10 the waNAi
ofadyersity. 1t rises more beautiful, al
not being drowned indeed. but DIV
washed; throw thefurnaceNtfs6
cry trials.it comes outpurer, aDdiass
nothing but the dross whichourcoifdft
nature mixes with it.--Laghtoa. l4si
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

Prgsssors Of Reiigiou are read.
Christian woman addressing scy
young converts, enrealed ihemto
their Bibles addiug,HThe world viii
read the Bible, bur il ,sillrsaa you
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
Religiio,,sono aloral,
Memoir Of Mrs. Sarah D. CIonslock.

For the interest Of our readers, we ex.
tract from tnis admirable volume, lately
issued by the American Publication So
cie,y, the following thrilling account of a
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22
POETRY.
THE BEAUTIFUL.
By MARY ANN WHITAKER.

'7hsrc is the beautiful 'Tis everywhere!
II pcrnlca,es all life; its presence beams
On the glad Garth, like some bright star which
seems ....
Al glowing with the eloquence Of prayer.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

and thou shalt know the bcnutiful-yet not
} As one whom worldly wisdom fast cnehains
Within the prison.housc Of self; whose claims
Arc based on Pride, and therefore soon forgot.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-04-22

What is the beautiful A mystery!
Not man, bul God alone its depths can sound; /;
Would'st thou among its worshippers be found'
Rise on the wings Of Faith, where thought is
free.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-14
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nos ~ rposAs Ipvs.ri.iss aouss. lv sAsaiu ~,
ExGEision sLMING MAtaiiNt,.-Made ey HOOD. BAT.
- IELLh co. Worcester. Msss patented br nas Hove
Jr septenbsr 10TH ls These Machines warranted (u
proper ase) Dot Of repair They bulk good
and uotmanlfe and will do Tsors shoemak
crs and eandiers work, In warranted To sas
faction The stitch will not rip any than
aone oy Sa and see them In operation at lao ctNUT
",sso a r1hin.as,ph'A' 1i W stairs ~ n,,s,, -
FOX & POLEMUS,
- a BnOtO SrhEEr of beaver, New York, oner
- - for sse the following heavy Cotton Fabrics:
New England Gotten Sail Duck-72inch all nos
hard aud so; all the various widths of
tured Mt this esabshnnt conns every variety
the trade, and offered Al the love eat rates.
United states Pilot Duck-woodberry and Mount
Vernon Extra A full o this superior fabric
Whlinnntir Cotton Duck-i6, is, 20 aud "a Inch, all
nunbers hard and sof This fabric awarded the highest
MUM At the london Worlds Fair, also at State Fair
ship ana Hear llurk Duck-PiAin . n twiied, ma
afAethred by the Greenuood
sails tents awnings Ae Also Mount Vernon Tved Ravens
Howard Ravens Pioneer Ph0nix Ms Light Ravens
plain ~ 10 ~ inch; Heavy do do.
Cotton Snit TWinc-A full assortment.
TRrpnulins lunIniaocks, Stuns, 6c.
Paper feltinKSu 10 " inch made very heavy
Tor drief feits.
Gar Covcriug-coon Canvass, all widths to 100
nches aud all numbe made expressly covering roodny
cars perfectly aud permanently
enduring than the ca itself
Ennniclling Canvass-S0. 8s, 90 Is and 50 inch plain
aud t~icd, In every variety.
lfaRs and Bngging-Of every description. seamIes.
BAgs whole all bales iOO com
binI strength utility and for grain
surpassed.
A Cotton saeting Canvass Warp and
Wool Sncks-woven whole all sizes, and dssrabi,
article. fsls-dl
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IlEN.rENrIaRx OF Hyrnc1x1.-x...........

VOEN!TENTIARYO Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u,.s
No. street Rehnond Va ~. toio.in, Store
best article. Black Ru,.et; One and coarse
wom.n chiidrens Servants aho., OF ,,.,,o, ,,,
s,ae,in- mac, Hands, rire Buckets aud Hose
stri2ed Cation Cloth: Trpt< WdJOn and Ran, Tr-,,
ahh LAnsSys superior artics - ="
Wh'nt Bugs without seams
"P't0r ,La Sre' dres, pa,t.-p, Narbi,. cb,,.
",mishi Nails, Spikes aud Bolt ~ N'''
n"yT'. uIrs Drnys and Rh<eLirrors: ardrob.. M.,,
sa,,' Desks, Tables, &c. '-'
Burr blocks ' f1""'' n'de OF oest french
Mos, article. on hand and for sale. O, m b.
or ,rparr other bob work on short no,. for
e4'"'"' !" panciu.i customers only on shor, time.
BROGUfS! BROGuES!!
pair superior City Made Brogg-s At .hs PenIt.n
sl be made and 10 buy arc nvi,ed ,
% from 10 unry. With satisfactory references, promptly
aaa y. Addre's JAMES o. sPorIs,
S..-Sm Agent and storekeeper Va. Pepi,tntary
"A GhHtLTUHAL BOOks-By many popular .utbor, h.
,ides Al.rse Law Meliea Th.ooeics seSl
'' "' ''' sA'e '"s ~ ht MAIN
Catalogue, Of valuable Books, are ready for dbe
80 t"csiI J. w. RANDOLPH.
EtAM MOORE, Cary street, ad ioininy 10.
- Iuinbia Hotel. have Tor sale;
p.ss.Se, Crush Powdered. L'sr. Coffee Sugar
o. Inrpsntine and Fancy soaps
eD keg, Nails, from dy. to 20 dy.
~ Dol. Whiskey. common and superior
70 bbls Picklins vnrvsr
lS 70 p.cL.sss Nc! a.etere, N and Halifax Herring,
10 packages Green AMI Bark Teas, some superior
" boxes Rio, Java and Isguayra Cors-
salt: smthhrd and Western Bacon
Lard: Mustard; Rice h-wins and Smoking Tobacco
Cigirs; Wine, and Liquors
Cotton Yarns: Foo, Mats; Broops; snese,, Tub,
usually kept in line. "e'
s We will give particular attention all Country proanc.
eon.igued to ,.is
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100000 WOKTh OF REAL AND PERSON 4 T.
ESTATE fOH THE PEOPLE.
Mignycenf fHksrIriseLibetdl, Equitable aHd Certain.
WInTEICiisT'S

DAGuERRE0TYPE ENTERPRISE.
wHiTEHuRsr has decided 10 Trustees for the
- ent ofhe Shareholders In the above
of real and personal estate be
Of certificates at the earliest possible III.
shares The certificates ~ EACH which entities holder
an equitable ,aare In the magnificent collection Of real and
sonal property ALSO Of
Daguereoypes Of self riend
cate presented at either Of his Galleries following cities
baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, Lynehburg vii.
mneton and Pc ersburg
Also have
lists to reiocm the certificates:
Carney, Of N York; u. @. Collins. of Philadelphia
hel Mass, aud wesnClj Mass; A. G. Partridge Of Wheeling
Va. VIM. T Porter, OF Cincinnati, Ohio
Not more than nifty thousand shares will be sold.
ER Certificates be had Of Mesrs SLADE BAKER on
ivIT
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MoND. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IA. 1854.
DH. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL
HIRE be obtained the speedy and xneetua
w sdy In the World for all

DIR. JOHNSTON,
XN HERE spe edy and rem
w sdy In the sorld for all
onorrh are., strie,ar., seminal ws.i.., Pain IN N,
Peculiar Disorder. arising from c,sY,, snc,,, AR, 49,
YouIa, which not cured produce. Ds1p rem
MIND.
Especially Who have Become ,b yss, ., s,.,- r,,,
dreadful sweep, 10 an
5r.r, intellect Who @s, haT .l.
f P.,soi, or those contemplating marriage,
pyses should Consul, pT md b.. re-
stored to perfect health DR. ,ou,s,o,
- OrxYCE NO 7 South FREDERyCE sTR6ET .,rp
Door. from Baltimore street. Fast side, up .rp. s0
mistake III. place. ' 'A' " ''' WIZ
FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
TAIr Horc.-Dr Johnston. once {, in his DWELLING
DC II the 'nly proper Physician 70 apply TO-.
Member of til. Rey. ca.s. oi ss;rsoS London from
ss:.is. s"s 5:
most astonishing hat inosn: many
nsns IN the ears aud head When asleep be-
''''' '""e''A'eS .c.,.,,n
@ h, ,h 40 a1a roaIy o. pleasure end, he
ina, an I'M ,in.J s.n, y, 700 .i'e haPpsns
from Ippyns e those Who rs.pes.S,y
horrid discs. msie tS.is ann, S Az o. a n,.
ness OF ,ight d. afnr,, nodes -, 49,, n ~ hr ~ IA Anu @
. in and the victim @ obec,
sending tat Soarn. from whence no traveller re.
serve III. and rom Pie
commend safe speedy victim of hi,
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THE MARRIED woMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR A. NJ MArPfCHAr


PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DR. A. NJ MAURIcEAU,
ons Anair~iG siiiion tseo.SoS5 is@a., pp. $50.
los SSE rirEz, E1rHA p;spixG, tt ,01
also vile mother fully described
ss sSa s s
stood And thus srsry woman can deover BY comparing he
aa'e' OF her eomfan and be spared much anxiety
The vile about becoming Of instruction
and and m 81 The u9,, 70 her future health
.man viii and ,nes n,.rue,loa and advice.
hO. m.ny a.e ,saerns froaa ob.rueiOns pc
.h S.S sSs md a s The
bids 'sstng medical adIieei How suffer
o. are @
@ I during such sas vi. each and in its
hos bitter moments, no. much anguish nigh,
j. pe,,s,,on Of his iitti, volume He' tine
or 4, s.se to convey i.. the v,rioa. subject,
tho. %. eonieup.'rg marriage.
na II Of tho. phyolos, laws, By the ioosltds.
o. sseh ,slr own health aud happiness. the
"IiE M,kkIEp NoHAss PRivArE MEDICAL coMpAs.
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ssh a s aee ss ,s IN
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ONE Hundred Thousand sen. by Mail.
ular Medical P'p'
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE;
Of peculiar females e,pec. which he Is yearly
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In Of the universal popularity the work. a. evi.
ueherH b " extraordinary SALE various impo.iions
enPted py limitations OF title editions,
inhg.Tent Of copyright vel upon booksellers
'i tue PuoS !. IA, nsen found neee.saIy therefore,
CAUTION THE PUBLIC
TO hny no book unless the words "D l29
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runL,pMR,r,A Anvk,.r,skMxSr..

NN a. GitNN, No. 90 souih Fourth strr~,. Phil, ,d-i
pills. oEers to wcstern ami Southern Merchants and
Dealers .-n.ty complete assrment of goods Ia his line
SSkd Icy hiHsc iH tie yincijJi EurUyedn cities
past summer and embracing novelties aud styles Of goods
before brought market, which
unoI .t,fir.
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LARGE STOCK
SUPERIOR READY MADE CLOTHING.

anticipation OF heavy during state Fair
have had manufactured and a receipt this week. very
large additions Winter Clothing cOmprsny Ali
Over Coats P,ncy Ca. pa,t,
Rusness Coats Black Doe skin do
Dress do Grey
Hunting do s.tinet do
Vests in endless variety OF Black and Fancy Velvet do Sill
do do Cashmere; do Satin, Nerino &c.
Robe De Ch.mbre.
fErnif"g a. Shirts Collars crava Ties
andkereieis, Gloves, suspender Socks Money Belts &c
MrTino and silk Under shirts DO do Dra~ers.
India E1ttr Go.s-oYsr coaks c"sts Cape. Pants Leg
gins, Chair Cushions, &c, Al nuaetarers prie-I
All In want a call Nv stock
great deal heavy winter
daced during the Fair, lily low prices,
}. ID. GOODMAN,
No. lSt Main street, opposite Eagle SqG.re.
N B-Aso good supply OF Truaks and hand
Cash them without profit hsr
Money is wauted.
n
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THEO. ROBERTSON,
Importer and Dealer in HardEsre and Gallery,
oc6 No. CS

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