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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

MoRE DEsrRucrIoN OF LIQUOR Ey
WoMrN.-The Niles Mich.) Republican
furnishes the particulars of the destruc-
ton of whisky establishment ut Ber-
rien in that State. 1t seemed that
James Green recently opened grocery
store in that village aud TO complete his
stock tn trade, rolled in barrel ofwhis-
key aud quantity of bad brandy. The
women Of the place held meeting pri'
vately organized and passed resolutions
selected their leaders, and maj ched arm
ed with axes aud hammers to the gr".
Gerry, which they entered. Miss Peck
read the resolutions to Mr.. Green, aud
then asked him what he would take for
his barrel of whiskey. His reply was
$1,000. This they refused to give, but
would give him fair price for it. The
leaders then took possession oflhe whis'
key barrel rolled it out, Gu, off the hoops
aud the, ea',q drank it. Mr. Green seiz'
ed one or two Jugs and left. The WIZ
men numbered IA, girls 8. and comrrl-
sed nearly all in town. They gave Mr.
Green notice, that ifhe persisted in sci.
sing liquor there. the nexttime they Wis.
tied him they would give him a coat OF
tar. The boys then obtained the bier
gathered up the fragments of tho barre
aud broken bottles placed them on ii
marched round the town tuling COW.
boil, aud finally down to the river and
deposited them in the waller.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

A Large Farm.-Califnrnia is now
becoming celebrated Ior the extent aud
produc,iveness Of its farming lands, aud
th- newspapers by every steamer con-
tain accounts of the immense farms which
are cultivated thrre. But after all, thu
farmers of California cannot begin to rival
as vet their cn,erprising brethren on The
eastern side of the mountains. In Ohio,
for example, there is a farm containing
eighiy thousand acres Of !and-or one
hundred aud twenty-five square miles
owned by Mr.. Sullivan, Of Columbus,
Ohio. tle has selected thirly-lwo thons-
aud acres, or abou, township and hall,
in Champagne county, for cultivation,
which he proposes 10 fence off into SEC
tious, by hedging il with the Usage
orange, twenty bushels Of the seed o!
which he has on hand for thr purpose.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22
woMAN,s RIGHTS.

BY FANNY FERN.
'Tis woman's right 10 take the field
In virtues holy cause,
Her right TO claim, on such a ground,
Socirty's applause,
Her right TO love her native land,
And for its safety pray,
But not her right to mingle In
The battle's deadly fray.
She has the will and power to fill
Nuns heart with pure delight
She rules his soul with sweet controli
And tl,is is woman's right.
,Tis woman's right 10 counsel man
In sorrow's crushing hour,
Tier right to raise his sinking heart
BY loves transccndcnt power,
Her right upon lies troubled sea
The darkest storm to brave,
But not her right to guide our ships
Upon the ocean wave.
She has the will and power to fill
Mans heart with pure delight;
She rules his soul with sweet controlj
And this is womun's right.
'Tis woman's right TO call on man
To cherish and protect,
llcr right 10 claim at every lime
Ills homage and respect,
Her right TO lecture and be heard,
Within domestic walls,
Bu, not her right to speak aloud
In legislative halls.
She has the will and power 10 fill
Nuns heart with pure delights
She rules lis soul with sweet control;
And this is womaHs right.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

A COol Proposi'ion.-A young mar
INST married. 10 humble circumstances
Wits cousin comes in from The country
nv IA, them visil-very glad to see each
nh+r. etc., etc. In the midst Of the re-
;o,c,ng an omiuous thought crosses the
! mind oil the husband.
"Wpll, Martha, don't know how
we're goins TO accommodate you. We've
only one bed yon kr"w."
" iJartha.-"Oh that's nothing; | can
s,srp with your wife, and you can get
,odvinys a, a ho,cl for three or four weeks,
very easily"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22
HOLLOW, Horn Disease.

A writer in the Boston Cultiyutor
gives the following a. the symptoms of,
and remedy for the hollow horn disease:
THE symptoms are dropping the head
aud ears lying down, turning the head
aver the back, towards shoulders, asil
pain III the head, This | think is a spi.
nal disease, affecting the brains ana
horns.
Cure-Takea large table spoonful o
sulphur, and lard ,suilicisntwhen warn
to make i, soft ,ikc paste pour Il on III,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

The London Medical journal says
at is often a question amongst people.
who are unacquainted with the anatomy
and physiology Of man, whether lying
with the head exalted or even with the
body was the most Wholesome. Most,
consulting their own ease on this point,
argue;isE Eiayor Of that which they prefer.
Now, although many delight in bolster
ing up their hrads, and sleep sou''dly
wthoutinjury, yet We declarsitto be a
dangerous habit. The vessels through
which the blood passes from the heart
10 the head are always lessened in their
cavities when the head IS resting in bed.
higher than the body. Therefore, in, all
diseases attended with fever, the head
should be pretty near on level with the
hody: and people ought to accustom them
selves to sleep thus TO avoid danger"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

MASTER AND SLAVES. the Spring
Term of the Circuit Court, Sum,re Co..
Ala. Hon. Alex. B Clithcrall presiding
Richard NJ. Eskridge planter of Sum
ter County was Indicted for mayhem, in
disabling leg of u negro woman slave
in his possession. The defendant was
intoxicated, and about to whip the slave;
she re,reu,ed with an axe in her hand;
he seized his gun, shut her in The leg
lust below the knee, rendering ampula-
ton necessary. The Court charged The
inv, that if they believed from the ev-
i,Ience that the defendant intended nn-
lawfully and maliciously, to disable the
leg of the slave, he was guilty OF the
charge; that the master had no absolute
dominion over the slave and to author
izs a resort to such extreme force he
,hust show that he acted in selt-defenee
or that the slave was in state of rebel
lion and the means used absolutely nee.
essary 10 reduce her to suhjecti"n. At
ter the retirement of some five or ten
minutes, the jury returned verdict OF I
guilty. The defendant was sentenced
by the Court to eleven years imprlsoh-
ment in tho Penitenliary.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22
POETRY.
Ev ENTID e.

BY D. HARDY. IN.
Sunset coors now arc playing
In the distant, distant west,
With golden robe urraying
Hilltop and the monntain's crest.
Workmcn now arc homeward hicing,
Sound and echo now are dying
Gently they away have died.
'Iis the solemn cycntide.
Aiists arc stealing Ger the meadows.
Where the brooklets laugh and sing;
Birds are seeking forest shadows,
There to rest with folded wing.
List! the vespcr bells arc Ginning
Swcetly US poets rhyming:
All things now seem sancdfed;
'Tis the holy cventidc.
Stars above urc brightly beaming
In lhe coronet of n1ght,
Like the eyes ofungels seeming,
Gazing FROM that world Of light
Far from earth.land lone and drcary,
Wherc'cr rest the sad and weary,
Where hope, faith and love abide,
And is known no eycntide.
Gentle zephyrs sport and daily,
Breathing music on the air,
Dancing hilltop DER and valley,
Singing swectly everywhere,
As we lake retrospcction,
Rencws its birth each sweet affection
ofour youth-.imc, and we glide
Back to childhood's cventide.
Oh, TO dream such loye.drcams, glowing,
Of those Joys which never cease,
Where sweet streams Of love are flowing
Z From the crystal fount Of peace,
Lifs tho soul from earth to heaven,
Through the dusky gates of even;
Holy scenes before US glide
In the quiet evcntidc.
When our days on earth arc ended,
When lifc's SORROWS all are DER,
Then may all our songs be blended
sweelly on the spirit-shorc;
We can then, in spirt.union,
With our lost ones hold communion.
Holy scenes before US glide
lathe quiet evcntidc.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

A singular instance of the effects oflhe
ex,r-me heat of the past three days, has
taken place at Brighton near Boston. A
cattle tram brought down several cars
louded with faI hogs for the Brighton
market. The animals suffered 10 such an
extent that when they were driven from
the cars, many Of them died in short
time after they touched the ground, and
in few hours no less than seventy five
Law dead near the track. This will be
quite loss to the drovprs, as the hogs
were very valuable. So large mortall.
ly among animals we believe is oil rare
occurrence.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

ExcoMMuxlcArIoN,-.The Roman
Catholic bishop of Buffalo mas eXcon'
mnpicated the trustees Of St, Lonis
church in that city, for the stand which
they have taken in regard to the church
propcrty-that is for keeping tho title
in their own name, aud refusing to lot
i, be vested in the Bishop, as Bcdini d.
rcc,cd in his receut visit.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

On Monday evening oi last weeh,'says
IN. Ros,on CDuricr, s'as u dog was walk
inc leisurely down State street, 'alone IN
his is glory,' and seemingly abs'rncted' one
Of gang of paper-venders, Standing 10
from, of The Ifaceller Office, threw his
can al him. II struck Casars tail. He
thereupon turned round looked a. ,ne cap
a moment, then at the boys AFTER re-
viewing the latter with m'''tary-',Se cur
eumsprction, he approached the lad WHO
was bare. headed, placed his paws upon
his shoulders, and barked three times INTO
his face, as much as to say, '"hrrp ana
Won learn your manners, you son ol Er,n'
The urchin was frightened half out OF ms
trousers, and screamed and tremb''a' ana
trpmblpd and screamed asain-and thus
terrified, Cesar left him."
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

A fine lot Of nearly one hundred head
of cattle from Texas, were sent over the
New York Central Road on Wednesday
Of last week, for the New York Market.
The high price OF beef in all the eastern
markets still continues, aud the whole
country is ransackpd in order 10 supply
the demand. Cattle can be purchased in
Texas at almost nominal price, and for
warded TO New York. via the ,Mississlp-
nj river and northprn railroads, so as to
leave good margin for profits a, the pres.
ent high rates Of fselling. Weunders'and
that more will soon follow.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

TougA Meal.-A freshly imported
Patlander, who had engaged hmsrlfa as
waiter at one of the hotels, was ordered
by one OF the gurslsto bring him a nap
kin. Now this was an article that Pat
had never heard of in all his life, and to
save his soul from purga.ory he could not
tell what the gentleman meant. His
Irish blood forbade him displaying bis ig-'
norance, so he went off as if 10 comply
with the order. Presently thought
struck him, and he returned tothe gem
.tleman, saying-"Faix, sir, and will ye
.bp pleased 10 take something else, the nap
kins be all ate ap!"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

Peter Kroeger, o German Catholic
Priest, has been held to bail in So, 900,
ior indecently exposing a young girl Of
fourteen, whom lie decoyedl lfromthe con-
lpssional,ioa private room. 'rheeyidenee
seems plain against him--but whetherhe
designed any further outrage is somewhat
doubtful.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-07-22

Punishment for Scduction.-William
A. jenkins was tried in jefferson County
n. Y, week before last, for seduction, un-
der the promise Of marriage, under the
law of ls4s. 1t was the frsttrial alofthe
kind ever had in that County. lselicited
considerable interest. as the charge has
been overay year pending, and great efforts
have been made for the defense. The
Jury rendered ayeraic, ofIguilly and, the
prisoner was sentenced to the Slute prison
a. Auburn for Tie term ofthree years.
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