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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-10

W. STOVES AND SHIPS CARBoosEs
auI--oon % LiGh Street. BIiiiDorr.
HDuLLAhD sMI1H Co, Agents for The sale Of American
Manufacture and Importers Of Foreign Goods, No III
D-''-NO'e sHee'i pa4tiuaore. j. J. POLLARD
,o ~ JAS. G. SMITH,
Au'V-etaa EDWARD TIFFANY.
WILLIAM HURLEY, Exchange and Col.
w lection ONCE, No. s Pearl street Richnond Va
BILLS of EACHASGE BANK NOTES, COIN, bought and
COLLECTIONS on the Cities Virginia and North Carolina
made on favorable terhs - ~ O''-~
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission.
ok, va; BoEden, ESQ., Cashier Bank Of Virginia Norfolk
Va; Josiah Wills Esq, Merchant Norfolk Va N,s,T, Nsnry
morton BANKERS Richmond, Va; MessTs Purcell Co BANK
r hehmond'a John Thompson, Esq., Merchant, Richmond
seS-3m
TIE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMPANY
CHARTERED CAPITAL 100000.
company 10 nov organized, and prepared take Fire
risks In town country Marine insure N.
compsnits 10 this State. - " 'FN0N
Presiient-wnLIIx 7. EIMr Drsctors-HuIi.r, E.,Iv
X Watson, Thomas Wood, H. MagudeT b. C. F.unaran Dr.
Socrates Maupin, samuel o. Moon, John Iuaberl.ke eorge
carr: assumptions WooD, Jr. Charlottesville.
For Insurance, spply to
FLANAGAN STOKES CO. Agents.
49, corner l5ih and Cary streets, Richmond
" Al claims Tor loss promptly arranged. ,eis-dim
LE1HAKD T. FORSYTH, GEORGE W. oLIPHANT
(Late OF Wheeling, Val U,At..of Tsnne.,ssN
u: f.. EORsYTII & CO..
FoRWARDLNG AND COMMISSION KERCHaETSy
AND PRODUCE BROKERS'
<~,n,r,., LorsyI-IE KENTUCKY
ARDERs for the purchase shipment Of b 81 Lard Reef
" Pork Whskey, Cheese, Timothy, GAS and clover
Seeds will be puncuay Being Agent. for T1a.
pTidon Lines via Bait and Ollie Railroad Rail
and without delay ''~'>' .. w. ''"'
Refer to Brandt Jr, Baltimore; Brady cs,h.I and
bahk heelng NirE Mcknight, Eq Keuiucky
L"u, our; williams : Brother, Richmond Virginia
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By Goddin d Appcrson, AucIs,

by Soddin d. ApPcrson, Aucts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING ON THE
EsNER of CLAY AND rlPrH srkEETs FOR sALE AT
De sold on THURSDAY nth oeto
per- is eonneneirE at ococs large and
Brick Dwelling ny O. TompiIn, frentinv Sc
On tne sonth SIDE OF Clay street
81 them. The Kitchen has rooms 80 f'Ns
Toe whole perf.c, r.n,fr ard ~.
vel for large NJ near 70 the m,rI.t
raj ehurShe, and qrte convenient ines, men
IxS-on. tnh cash balance H. and "a month";; 70,
neso'ape netes Interest added, trust deed
n, - GoDDiS 4 APpERsoS Au.t,
S-As the owner intend, NOV. 10 Nh. con,,,~
sion can be had IN few days After the .ale -
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CARD-TO TnE LADIES.

GS.,o o. yS s5 NJ n Iss,G.s folly ha
viii opened 9osh Of October Il Which .iSs *
g. M9 n!r AND @y
pop ard ys. sv H nos hss e have The
w Scqand Vi: snd .oP:or l ,sst u the
help =. csmPOIs .i,h her style = xon. it dafing
prompt manner hs nswsI, and most fast,
Being veil svsf. Tia, my nu%.rOu, customer, ,,v.
70 ny ~ a. ana I,h. sndeayo merit
coSB, =, Oh: IoSs "a , nc W. and ,, their
SIP. BE-. Q. vtoLrSr
N wishes 70 inform customers, both Of the city
RSis sS, r ,.d;ne; No III Bo.d
store jus, ons door bo- Hawss where sbs Intend, 10 ain
ISa Sos: qs :aa @ 3 81: s,
s% S saiI SS, s ns e. vt. be
1s g. I 9ss Sss Th may ave- ~
' SS'' assorted '' :, ~ Si&5'i5''''
TEXAS RRAL ESTATE BROKBRAGB.
'"LhECIING AND LAND AGENCY.
RAYMOND, FREEMAN 3 CO,
". RIrxosD. az ., Ia.,l,
onLs in Texas. and FAR Isvsuss, Obtnloed through
RiDTlirr the Interest, Of Sos.re,l,,p,.
Of @ AID seeu iss %, , .ss 10 q, pn Of s' mn sIhe,
L,sp, located, bought and sold.
CIV, sgsIn The state individual. collected and sdJa,,d
sa sds BY exchange Ner orleans any
THosouaH and ntimtc the country
ptrm, insutes superior cstOus the best titles
sAsgtRs ooknE At Texas always some ss
aud useful hintsai the othcs Of this Agcney
R'oi'rtHs open ot Examination.
go, =, ED once on Congress Avenue. ~
Austin, hay g. lsSt-vlv
NOh RkSTThe three story brick tenement on Grace 90
uHs,I, prt"ni occupied as adHsllng BY Col viii kiI
Apply JCUS ptTTuspgn'pn' ~ ...-1ss-e~
ssi2-iawu A. Rub.rt,,,1 49, ''y,'u.s.,S,
NU kPHhAEh TOFF-st-yo viii take noilcv hat han
proceed TO take the dispositions Of Jaui D. yauehsr ana
h ~ Lancaster Court House, Wednesday the Lat day on
next between the hours Of 10 the morning
ua sh o'clock Of the same evening 10 be read evidence
nos pending 10 the Circuit Court q Lancaster County on
VIZ Chaheey SIDE thereof In which ana yo1 nd
" Jon think proper. JOsgpH PEgctgtLI
ccS-WiE A@'''
VNnLvn'S SOIhnEi 10 CEN HAL AFIucA.-LIih The
70 Central Africa BY Bayard Taylor VOL i2o, H.
Legend. and Records "a WorS;) BY O. H. Taylor fss
nosis, AmeTo.ians b. Dr. Maekeue edition Of thi,
~ Yea., n Both Hep'pa,sI Romance from Real Lite
The Ls%plsh,er the pest Novel Of the day. ti,aS
WOW Days new novel Of newt rs cts
Isihion and Famine; by Mrs.. eteI hens. Al
Aone ~ Miss Hsrisnd. tI.aS
sn,nHht' 10 Bar Room; By Arthur. rs cents
nnsilsh Eoyoy AZ the Csurt Of Nicholas is,. tIaa
vsoe ss.at arm Fence, Illustrated. 70 eents
AmS w I've parts. Ideal and Actual Life; vol g.
90 VIZ. a. BUrrkRs, iel Main street,
,y ---.--- feary opposite the E,ehsnEs Bank.
EDEhnViAN eCANO-iOo tons, for sale By
- "" DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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D0GGETT ~ ANDERSON,
uPHOlSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS
Corner OF Cove. and Franklin Streets
HAVE now In store their fui stock OF French And
fapSr Hanging Curtain Goods Cornces Bands Cords.
us.ei. Lace and Muslin Curtains Table on Cloths
window Blinds Transparent Shades Beds Natree. Ac which
th-y viii sell work order
We also prepared Paper Hanging aud Cpho,ering
promptly 10 Tue elty or country. oee-Sn
JOHNSON PUtiH
Commission Merchants Richmond, Va.
OTcs-fToaf Budding, Si0ctoe Fdreleuse
lL give prompt attention to he sale Tobacco Wheat
Wv flouF, Corn &C., and hope by strict 10 bu
generally. - f'N
THos TINsLrY JOHNSON Inspector a. seasrool Ware
house. 'A'''
wM PuGH late of carlsville. Msssenburr county Va.
apll-ly '' -
PEEI'S LONDON GREEN GINGER WINE.-
hdHpdfHTei from French Grape, Emdird Gino,r
. SerMs 0rdH9e, ctro" dc, Three Years Od
"A EEMAhhhbLf pleasant, warm earmnatiye
mnlani h,hiy heneneai In checking
ths stomach and towels prevalent weather and
shieh frequently, when neglected. poduees Dysntey
&c also valuable remedy for Fatueney Dy.pepsia ana
GENERAL Debility Persons living where hgue
md great preventive Price % cents bottle Is per
Wholesale and Retail Agents, BENNETT BEERS
l25 Main street. and 3 Pearl street,
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Hsnnond Republican, Of Dee 1851! say iha, Carter spaps
Mxtrre is no quAck medicine - ' Na''e' 0pau''u
,hsy nad tn.a in ths afflicted with VIC
i who continually complaining ef
IN we oaek ines and In;s hs b,eos
IN ana maitery nee swollen sere aud a, me 1yp,o
combined With s;rofuia e. Of Csrer
bsy se eGfed him. and in editorial notice ae1ve
resret h thst all suffering disease. of ~. Hood -.
o. tne existence or such medicine They che.rtuy T.ro,S
Por saleby nysSrr -. " yv,,n,
oc4-lm 'tA oEEhn,
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The terms will be Accommodating. Apply to
cHAhLEs @. Pc LRsoN
oef-saTf~ Or Goup'y IFFERsoN Ritbrong T..

dtOMuISSiONER'S SALE OE yAIUamP
- khAL Estate OS JAMES RiyER,-in pursuanee Of de-
cree 81 TOE Circuit Court Of tie
yTsn gone against Boiling s1d others the anJs,gned
l-ol iar not the lr day o'clock M on hs
premises Tract o. Land called "cESTaE HILL beionsinK 10
ne estate 81 bl4 Boiling, De eaed situated on James HyeS
the ousts, % PEhai'n and oochand wet Of Jude Pfry
Ad about Is nes from the city Of Rehnond. trast con-
aS1.i ~ aerss ans VII be sold for that quantity the
OF the b 81 quality ani regA-Hed
low grounds Usually ~ which, are on an snd near
ana convenient 70 the Yarn Tie high rtmartAbs
my -Ia anrsby hAPisd to the growth Of Cora wheat nd
Staeeo There Ia good ThTeihns Machine place ana
we usual rroysmen' The location exceedingly heahy
ant ne neEhoorhood very good crop Of VIII WI Be
put or The purchaser psss'on given
this @''Al'N-ss' ~
lh' o. sIiose fourth o. the purshs money ssiA The
osnet Ia thtts EQUAL nsiamebts one tuo
thse Years bonds Win approved security required FOR the
red naym'nis beiE intrss from date payable annually and
eondgued 70 nio the FAnk Of yznA rr,dt sad
cause The principal anf niers Of said they
tay fs due, ne uUe 70 be retained purchase opy
PAD ard q eonvsyanes directed By tho Court.
Ihe uIs " rcsNdsd a. porfsSt, but selling comnl,lon,r
oc2-7sWdActds POWHATAN RopFRTsog r,-,s,
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Invites insreeton to his .sor,e! stock
IN the above lice 10 which he
re 1n2 L-detf e-p>ce Of NJ. hour he rust. NAV 10
,t,ent warrant the ASSERTION Cans P,,o. Or pn
offered or sale by h viii he lou ,ly eon.iisredI
Union. 1880 N-N'-- - ~H' os"ef LoaAe IN TIE
and snsle Ferag Guns Of quality from the MOI,
Hpoed Enssh makers IA variety, or rtihou; uoos
eathrn cases Eppurtanenes D,,o ditto tnSs ,,
n -, 10 dsaI.r
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Clover Station, Halifax eouuty-sels-cu
n IBFMAHTH Ikxn Iou a.tu-

"A LBEhAhLE LIND For sALE.-The sahscriber vi.hin.
"A 70 move TO the Southwest oders tract on
On Shsh he resides ino~n WALNUT HILL lying the wes
tern slope OF the southwest
Charlottesville to Barboursys east Of sopy Poin,
miles FROM charloiiesSie And miles Gotham Depot on
the Va. Central Railroad. N>SO' -
THIS iTaet contains st3 Abe, 125 timber and the
WIN an abundant supply Of water in each Geld.
There large orchard
Dat land well adapted 20 and tobacco.
has comfortable dwelling house rooms and all ne.
cessarJ out houses. '' e"1 "a Nv"
Charlottesville, $3.50 N ''N-' n Di00'
seig-cI
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STOCK OF HATS CAPs, AND FURs, FOT;

In calling public attention his stock o,
At, caps and yurs this Fall that In hi,
make h, .'abll,hent IN the eountry h.
heither exertou nor He believes
Ia hi, na s ound as complete and extensive
and not less desirable the bu.ins,, /, he VEN
Known moderation IN ~ $40 ''N'
Merchants and Dealers H.
visit Hs hs their being perfectly ,a,srs
WIN the stock aud terms. 80 ''' -'u
~ hsnon on the Ladies Is also invited al.rge
ral AMI Winter Lldes and M,.e,' Tippe,, VICE.
Capes. GUS, Neck Ties Aur. Ac '''' '''-'''
All n be sold prices a, c.pno, fall "a satisfy n.
,s.e. JOHN DOoLEY,
af.f,.
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H. ~. WINSTON e. co., Gate svr7oS wxsros.
"a ye and Forwarding Merchants eorne
sna Is'n streets give their attention to The sale
rroduee entrusted TO their They have arg
almost every Artlcio In their line
tney invite the att non Of Oily and Country D,sler
o. gunstnal paymenL " ~ " 'A'"
Assv mi,GiSSioS' WIN. SUTTON
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dc1c ~ RAks-Ihe Richmond Fire AsOci,tiOn n conse-
an a. % OF ehoerS) have resumed Insurance
tA> Extra - - 'N' 's'''N' premium, H't.oEi
me prompt and LIBERAL Adjustments Of II, Los,., and
the public. - ~ ''e ''oe'A patronage OF
relative Life will be
hi'hed on application the oce corner Of Main and ss
m H. cHAs. 7. WORKMAN, Vice President,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-10

MORE NEW GOODS
u . Splendid Dress silks N'T"''''
oashmere', Plaln, Satin. Striped and Phsisd
french de LANES, very rich
Rich Cagbmers Piads
Embroderies In Lace and Muslin
Rich Ribons and Trimmings
Bhawis, Scarfs and Goats
RelYets and Oioak Cloths
Cartan Goods and Lace Curtains o.t
6StHOVbfaps GEOMETRY Prom Lieut. nj d Mainly su
~ perntendant Of the National ObIervatory washinston
aceept thanks for the copy Of your Sork on
ueofnstry am glad - that moving
n alneoton With school books you hsartv
49, @eet Win the oneoura and your Win
W @ shen deserTef for all demonratlonf a. FAR
mathematical Wv "" '-us''A'e"eA''0eran d
nd ar H. o psnrITs uFoSEIRT Point the Straight Loe
tns fane-by Samuel sohooer M A. Insuetor In Maths
w.. :, hsnover academy, Va tto half roam; a.
ana 80 ~ hno plates are 10 the finest the arts
20 any eoss P. equal superior
N, >. W. RANDOLPH, BooI,e,isr ana pss,tsh.,
wi Main street, Richmond Va.
NbEnUyIAM 9DANO.3-As the psTavi.e ssov,,,,...,
hnreduocd their price, nov oer ths -, 49, ~ -
Iuvian auaso friends and tie pub 81 re
hvsrabs At the Basin or Dspots. '" !" s''S'as-
"0 EDWIN woRrHAMt 90.
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" COUNTY, RoR SALT will sell the arm 10 New Ksnt
county ABOUT 80 miles from Rehu and AsnIpv pro 49,
ots on Ehieh reside eontaiag bundled and PoTT
te out sO ieh cleared balance In Wood Wbb
would yield about q o. Cords ~heh od
from the Patm Of IN. oeAredlSd So ere, are very Tsh
improved toe Of war; der is in rood con.
uonAhd susceptible ola high Of
consist o. Good Dwelling, al Out In
thorough
| eral denominations convenient.
Persons disposed purchase desired examine IN. nysr.
| Isss, VIZ P'e'a>
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
AN INTREPID CHAMBERMAID.

Galignani's Messenger tells the fol.
lowing curious story. Annette, young
chambermaid of Marne, had kept the
room Of two wealthy bachelors for sew
eral years. She wanted to gettnarried.
but her lover was SO poor she burst not
venture. These bachelors were broth
ers, and one day they had sold some
property which they owned Jointly, and
the money amounting to l06,000f, was
all Of bills of the Bank Of France, too
late to take tito Paris that afternoon.
At midnight a great noise was heard
in the house. Annette ran and raped
at her masters door, saying that rob-
bers were at work below.
"You have gum" says she, "take
it and shoot the villains"
Both the bachelors were much fright
ened: one began to barricade the door,
while the other removed a tile from the
hearth, in order to secrete the bank
bills. tn a 'n'.9. .
"Fools," said the girl, "they will
murder US all-give mo the gun"
She seized a double barreled gun
which lay upon the shelf, and started
down stairs, the two frightened men
watching her movements without say
ing word. Presently, bang went the
gun, and groan was heard-bang went
the second barrel !, aud now a screach OF
pain resounded through the house'
Annette soon came tripping up the
stairs. and asked tor powder and ball to
reload. !, ~ inc astonlshed bachelors gave
her the requisite charges, but soon steps
were heard retreatlng from the house.
All three went cautiously down stars,
when 10 a pool OF blood showed lhat
one robber at least had paid the penal
ty OF his rash attempt. In the morn, >
ing It was plan 10 see that the oody OF
15.e ~ WYNN naa M oeen ",agseu " s"e Vel
=, nloou 'lu'heu ": "no.e u'ssa.oo' 1. a"a
far far tbe arrest If the LIVING thieves. and
The M re- recoverv of The body Of tbe dead
one. @ y All was in vain. however: +: but
,he ;rtren;1;,v nf tha voung oirl was
discussed M far snd near. IA
~ !.
ne grateful oacnelois' Ano",.s ~ ~.
he.te %ansea 20 % marty Ptepa'eu - 'No
ner . aowe ~ IA ;. go ~.
"Ah,! Monsieur" replied she' now
can leave you !Iyou may again oe
attacked BY the robbers.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

Two persons who have chosen each
otbsr Out Of all the species, with the design
- 4. zach others mutual comfort and en-
'e ,eer,Iaoiumen,, Io havein 'hatvery action bound
themselves to be good humored, affable,
iovsul, iorsiviug and patient, with respect
,o " o.cb others ftsi!'ies,ss the cnd of their
lives
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
The World as 1t is.

The world is not so bad a world
AS some would like to make it;
Though, whether good OF whether bad
Depends on how wc take 1t.
For If we scold and fret all day;
From morn till dewy even;
This world will meier afford to man,
A forctaslc hero cfheavcn.
This is; in truth, as good q world
As ect was known to any
Who hath not socn another yet,
tAnd lhcsc arc very muny);
And il tho men and women too,
Havc plenty Of employment,
Those surely must be hard to please
Who cannot find enjoyment.
This world is quite clever world,
In rain or pleasant wcalner,
If people would but learn to live
In harmony together;
Nor seek to burst tho kindly bond
BY love and peace comentcd'
And learn the best of lessons yet,
Always to be eontcnlcd.
Then were tho world q pleasant world,
And pleasant folks were in it;
The day will pass most pleasantly
10 those who thus begin it,
And uIl the nameIess grievances,
Brought on by borrowed troubles
Would prove, US certainly they arc'
A mass empty bubbles!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

Testimony from a High Source'-sir
Culling Eardley, in a recent speech be-
fore the Protestant Alliance in London,
addressed the chair, occupied by the
Earl of SALISBURY, and said:-
"My Lord, you had an interview a few
months ago with an individual inhighpo-
sition, whom a few weeks afterwards
Ihad an opportunity ofmeoting, one who
was formerly the Prime Minister ofthe
present Pope, and who is now residing
at Genoa. He told me with his ownlips
that the system oftho Papacy is SO utter
ly rotten, and so utterly detested by the
people, that unless some marvellous
change should take place. he is certain
that its destiny is sealed" ..n
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the MoNoNGALIA MIRROR

Is published every Saturday morning, at the
Office on Front street, next door to N. Madera's
old Post Office stand, at the following terms:
ST 5oAYEAR CASH IN ADVANCE;
se0OAFrER srx MONTHS HsHAvEExPlRED;
so 5otr NEVER PAID, without eoersion,
IJ-No paper will bc discontinued until all
.arroaages are paid up, except at the option Of
tho Publisher. ..,
than six months.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
A Catholic Journal vs.. Education.

The Shepherd Of the Valley, Catholic
paper, published under the sanction ofthe
Bishop Of St. Louis, defines its position
as follows: aA
"We are not the friend Of popular ed
ucation as at present understood. The
popularity Of humbug shall never, we
trust, lead US to support it. We do not
believe that the {" Masses" as our modern
retormers insultingly call the laboring
class, are one whit more happy, more res
pectable, or better informed, for knowing
how to read. @r't
GIVE think that the masses were ney-
er less happy, less respectable, and less
respected, than they have been since the
Reformation, and particularly within the
last fifty or one hundred years-since
Lord Brougham caught the mania ofteach-
ing them 10 read, and communicated the
disease 10 a large proportion Of the Eng
lish nation. M .Jf
"The idea that teaching people to read
furnishes them with innocent amusement,
is entirely false. It furnishes the mojor-
ity of those who seek amusement from it
with The most dangerous recreation in
which they can indulge.p .ae
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POETRY.
For the Monongalia Mirror
FOREST SOLITUDE.

IT'S beautiful scene! tits an nutumnal eve.
ming,
And PllGbus retiring is strcaking the west,
The zcphyrs SO gently The forest bough waving
As mildly is tanning the birds downy nest.
When of fcklc amusement my heart has grown
}E1 weary, aal
And seeks retreat to give vent to its sighs,
l hic 10 tho forest so solemn and drcary,
IT'S thehomc of tho stricken, enshrined by the
SAD skies. s.. s
When the soul has grown sad from the body's
afIliction,
And absent afar from thcitiends we hold dear,
Then give me the forest, where heartfelt dcvo.
9 ton, rs
Can revive the sad spirit, the dropping soul
cheer. g'
When sad Disappointment, or death has invaded
And sevcr'd link in affections bright chain
I here find support when the spirit unaided
Would sink meath q blight that no bliss might
regain. .r d..
And when the vile heart by the Spirit is called
! renouncc the vain phantoms of earthly de-
Hl' light, ..g . 7f4 's4 ". ''
Give me solituacs haunts where the mind SO en-
..c59 thrallcd, ~ aea Vsd5 ~.
May be led by the day.s,ur,of heavenly light
yslSsi.s5f N 7y1,,l9i & NARcIssA.
Middle Island. Va, s.5*.t its s.syj
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04

~ When the devoted Gordon Hall
was asked, at the time ofhis examination
Tor ordination, what was his call to the
ministry, his reply was, i" want great
er call than the perishing condition of six
hundred millions Of tue human family"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-03-04
I '.,s tPablishtd By request.
The nn-Bright Cline.

The SnnsBright Cline.
oh! lhavc you heard ofthat sun-bright cline,
aUndimmcd by sorrow, unhurt by time,
Where age hath no power o'cr tho fadeless Frame
Where tho eye is fire and the heart is fame.
Have YOU heard Of that sun.bright cline!
Arisr Arriser Of water gushcs there, 5
Mid flowers Of beauty strangely fair,
And thousand wings are lowering Ger
The dazzling wave and tho golden shore,
That arc seen in that Sun:bright cline!
Millions Of forms all cloth'd in white,
In garments ofbcauty, clear and bright, g
They dwell in their own immortal bowers,
mid tadeless hucs Of countless flowers
That blooni in that sun.bright cline.
Ear hath moi heard, and eye hath not seen g
Their swelling songs and their changc!css sccito
Their cnsigns a,e waving and banners unfitled
Der iaspar walls and gates ofpearl
That ure fixed in tha. sun.bright cline.
Butfa far away, is that sinless cline '
Undmmed by sorrow, unhurt by time
Where amid all things thut's fair is given
The home Of the just-nnd it's name is Heaven
Tho namc Of that sun.bright cline!
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Hts,,tss1 Of aens, sc.

Louisvilleis infested by gang Of da-
ring buglars.
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The number of tigers killed in Java du-
ring the year 1852, amounted 10 III.
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Crying newspapers on Sunday in the
streets Of Boston has been stopped.
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Prince Napoleon has been sent to
Belgium to impress upon the King the
necessity Of acting firmly with the allies
of Turkey, as Belgium cannot maintain
neutrality without incurring the dis
pleasure Of France. The Prince also
goes upon similar missions to the vari.
Gus German Courts. 'u0
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.Sects IN lliaaesota.--The Roman
Catholics in Minnesota far outnumber
all other denominations. Bishop Cretin,
of the Catholic Church, has it in con-
temptation to build o cathedral at 81.
Paul's, during the present year, at q
cost Of 100000. The Methodists have
four separate churches in the Territory,
and two Missions among tho Indians. ~
The Presbytorians have six churches
and six missions the Calvinistic Bap-
lists have three churches, and tho Free
Will Baptis,s one; tho Episcopalians
have regular service at two PLACES, and
missionaries whorcgalarly visit on fuot,
syery village in the Territory. h
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A Proftssorship of Chinese is tobe ad
ded to Oxford University, England.
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1t costs halfa million dollars year to
keep St. Peters Church, at Rome, in re-
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What it Reminds s,,l., US 1 Of, !,

When we hear man boasting Of
having succeeded in business without
ever having advertised, it reminds US Of
the old fogy who boasted how far be
had walked to save the expense Of RI
dinglin arailroad car. 81 would work
an hour at saving wood" "snida shrewd
Yankee, i"and earn a quarter to.pay
my fare twelve miles, and goitintwenr
ty minutes, before I'd spend four hours
to waikiki Aman eau getalongwi,h-i
out advertising $50 he cargo on foot to
Albany, but what a fool is be to do
eilher.-Day Book, H.,