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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

The Absent Man.-Ths 'fOtio#sifag.
trick is said to have been played on Old
Thornton the Theatrical manager. A
bowl ofnegus, with plug bottom which
could be withdrawal at pleasure, was osce
put before him; he filled his wfsie-gIas,
bu. once, when the plug Ut having been
placed on receptacle on purPosel was
drawn, and the iquo, taken away; in 4
minute or two he about replenishing his
glass and saw the bowl empty: he paused
moment, then rang the bell 10 have il re-
filled; it was, and after be had taken Two
more glasses full the Trick was repeated
the second time he behold it empty ~
gave bis nose long pull and rubbed bis
eyes, as irhs doubted whether he slept or
not; but he ordered third, and paid for
the three bowls evidently and entirely uu-
conscious that he had not drank their esa-
tents. .-
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Auxiliary Bible Societies.

THO American Bible Society, at its regu-
lar monthly meeting in New York city on
,ho al inst, recognizing five new auxiliary
soc;o,;es @ in North aud South eurolina, Mis-
s;,.iuo, Wisconsin, and Iowu; On appropra-
@ ,;on of AZ 900 was nude 10 the Areos mis-
aim si0n, another appropriation also to the Prot
ss,an, S, Episcopal Missionary Society fof The
m;stiou umous tho cbiac.c in California
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

Mis,ouri.-Bro. Wm. Thompson writes to
the Western Watchman that 100 nver'
sions had recently taken place atthe Leba-
non and Noun. Horeb churches, Boone CO.,
and adds:
"When look back two years and a half
ago, when first settled among this people,
where they had no preaching, and Sabbath
breaking and immortality tyevery where aboun-
ded, and now see immense crowds flocking
to hear !i,c Gospel ia.wo fOurishing church.
es, and religion the general topic Of conver.
ton, am led TO exclaim, what hath God
wrought" "r l'f
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

Mr.. J. Fl. kinyon, teacher al East bena,
yankin county, writes thus to tho Biblical
Recorder: u.
East Bend, Oct. 81, 1854.
It hus pleased the Lord to visit US in his
mercy and nuke himself known among us
in rcyiving his children, and in converting
sinners. Twenty-Five of the young men
yho pre connected with our school as stu
laO,s. have been enabled to confess Christ.
We feel ,ha, The Lord has done great things
for us in the school. When VIC opened here
las, session with some fifty young men, but
ore Of them was professor Of relison-a
vounp mas connected with tho Methodists
hu, now there aro more thun thirty praying
no,sons in the school. Wha, a change hath
God Wrought! and 10 Him be all the praise
ED. J. w. D. Crealh writes to Tho editor
of the Religious Herald, from Huntsville
Texas, October sosh, 1851 US follows;
uou the Goth inst. ! returned home from
a meeting of much interest, which was held
in Brsnhum, Washington county, IS miles
wcs, of this place. 1t lasted sixteen days
Tbirty converts were received into member
ship.
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POETRY.
THE WORTH OF WOMAN.
FROM TIE GERMAN OF SCHILLER


Honorod bc woman |! shc beams on the sight,
Graceful and fair, like being Of light:
Scattors around her wherever she strays,
Roses of bliss on our thorn.covercd ways;
Roses Of Paradise, sent from above,
To be gathered and twincd in tho garden OF love-
Man on passions stormy ocean,
Tossed by surges mountain high,
Courts tho hurricanes commo.ion,
Spurns at reasons feeble cry.
Loud Tho tempest roars around him,
Louder still it roars within,
Flashing lights Of hope contound him,
S,uns with liic's incossant din.
Woman invites him with bliss in her smile
To cease from his toll and be hnppy while;
Whispering wooingly-comc to my bower
Go not in search Of tho phantom of power
Honor and wealth are illusory
Happiness dwclls IN tho temple Of HOME.
Man, with fury stern and savage,
Pcrsccu.cs his brother man,
Reckless if he bless or ravage,
Action, action-stl his PLAN
Now creating, now destroying,
Ccasclcss wishes tear his breast;
Ever scekng-nc'er enjoying,
Still TO be but never blost.
Woman: contcntcd in silent rcposc, ....
Enioys in its beauty each flower as it blows,
And waters and tcndsit will, innocent heart,
Far richer than man with his treasures ofart;
And wiser by far in the circles confined,
Than hc with his science and lights of tho mind
Coldly to himself suiicing.
Man disdains the gcntlcr arts,
Ynoweth not the bliss arising
From tho interchange of hearts,
Slowly through his bosom stoallng'
Flows the genial current on,
Till by ages frost congealing,
II is hardened into stone.
SHE. like tho harp that instinctivcly rings,
As the nightbrcathing zophyF soil sighs on the
strings,
Re,ponds to each impulse with steady reply,
Whether sorrow or pleasure ller sympathy t'y'
And tear.drops and smiles on her countsnahcc
play, >,
1,lo sunshine and showers ofa morning in May
Thro' the range Of mans dominion
Terror is the ruling word
And the standard Of opinion
Is the temper of the sword.
Strife sxults, and pity blushng,
From tho scene departing flies
y Where tho battle madly rushing,
ht Brother upon brother dies.
Woman commands with u midcr control
She rules by enchantment tho realms Of the soul
Az she rlaness around in tho light Of her smile
Tho war Of tho passions is shushcd for whi!c'
And discord, content from his fury to cease
Reposes cntranccd on tho pilloss of peace.
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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

. q d d ~ u
TIE Tanned Under lie Ohio Rirer.-
The louisville Journal after speaking ot
the movement now make 10 test the prac-
.icabili,y Of tunnelling the Ohiosays:
The parties who have taken hold Of
this matter have devised an excellent plan
for raising the necessary means, They
have divided the shared into Three grades
TO wit: Shares Of twenty-iive fifty and
one hundred dollars each. This Will en-
able an individual to takea share oftwen-
ty-hve or fifty dollars ofthe stock even
though they mag not believe that it will
not be profitable. g ssJed s4fsA p
Agents will be appointed along the
lines ol railroads from Nashville and Mem
phis to The lakes and New York. There
canno, be doubt that, from q surface Of
country so extended population SO nu-
merous and wealthy-and with 50 many
railroad companies interested in forming
the connection, allthe money need can, be
readily obtained. We consider the CON
nection Of this grand work certain beyaad
doubt. tsWe know Of no enterprise ttiet
will beIso advantageous TO to otMslciiyi and
surrounding county THAT can sbeaehieued
with SO small an outlay ofmoney.a aa4d
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

The cost Of newspapers publishing has in.
creased full twenty-five per cent. in less than
two years. Unless by some method white
paper ID reduced in price, and that, too, soon
many of,he Journals now published must go
down. l. has long been true tha. ncwspa.
per publishing was among the leas, remuner.
alive Of occupations; and the truth has Of
late obtained a startling Significance. We
mus, have cheap article Of white rape' or
newspapers will be reduced in number full
one.half.- f.-Ntw York Bop,is. Register,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

Cost efRcligi0n IN Bostoa.-Religisa
is costly luxury in some certain worldly
respects. |. is estimated that ,he cstrshs,
expenses OF the churches in Boston will
amountto S2+0,C0o this year. Thev
lie Of the several church estates in the city
ofBostoni is estimated IL about fonr mil
lions ofdollars. The expense of the dill.
ierent societies varies ftom$l 800 10 $5;-
500 a year. The cost ofpublc worship
in the churches occupied BY the wealthier
portion Of the citizens will average about
500 Sunday. The clergyman has 4
salary Of $4,000, the music costs abast
$1,000, and the miscellaneous espenseswill
be f,om $1,000 to $l,56o,aysa The,
taxes on the pews varies from IS to $40,
q year according to theirsyalue. a4'
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

The Methodist Episcopal Church numbers
100000 members, sudilast gear itcon'ribn
ted $4,000 for missions, which amounted
loaearly 2l3 cents per member.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

The Bishop of Victoria in description Of
a Lutte tour in southern India says that theis
is how IL Btahmin IN Judges Court, and ed
ucated in the Madras University, who gained
tho prize for The best essay on the evidences
in favor of the Christian religion but who
ye, remains heatEen. ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25
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Iai,cpIopettics. The following ccrttcatcs,Se-
lccicd from Large number, are, however, stf0n-
ger testimony than Tic mere void Of t!Io nFo-
pritiors and are MI Ireneentlemrn vel! kq"wn
in their localities, ard of'lkdyRplicst rcspccta,
hity. many OF item icsding i6tlic ctyoE RichSs
mond, Va. III
wdth ah9fbsad bad every 5p aFlsaS o log
being some forty feet in length, and a.
bout one foot in diameter, So positive
was I thatit was nothing but log, that
l paid no attention to il; the fact is, l
would have sworn before a court Of JUS
,ico thar it was nothing but q log. You
see, had never heard Of snakes grown
to such huge dimensions, and the fact is
l never should have believed itif1 had.
SWELL he continued, 'betwee'n mo
and the log, (as took it 'to'bel, vase
miry place which it was necessary! for
me to avoid. Therefore placed the butt
of my gun on the ground ahead of me,
and springing upon it, lit right on top
of-what do you supposeF" lsa"i
"a boa const,ictor,' said one.
"No." n
can anacondo,rsai,l another.
"No."
What could it have been" + SID =, !
third. 2}.zsF- 7'" .,t y.
"Jus. What / supposed it TO be-t
log" said the wag.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

The sectarian schools which were eS,Eb.
lished by Roman cat,olic priests in San
Francisco, and have drawn $4,000 from the
pockets of the people have proved abOr'ions
aud uie complained Of by the Grand Jury as
nuisances. an g assa .
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

A New York lrasgi,s states ,ha. hehas
at least ten regular customers for opilns
and laudauum, some ofwhom consumesn
Incredible quantity. They have reached
such condition throughhabit and indulg-
ence tha. they fancy they can not live
without the use ofei,her the gum or the,
preparation in liquid form: Some ofthen
TOO expend q large portion Of their daily
earnings in satisfying their wants. AT
times, be says they will rustints thelstare
trembling, sallow and in utter misery, and
the moment they obtain the coveted mar
co!ic, they swallow il with wild avidity,
asiflife itself depended on the movement
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25
An interesting Revival!

Mr.. ]. Fl. Kinyon, a teacher at East Bend,
yankin county, writes thus to tho Biblical
Recorder: ....
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1854-11-25

UrLatest trdm Kansas Dates from
Kansas arc to October %. The Missop-t
rians have made repeated attempts TO,
trighten away the NewpEng glspdsrs, but
having failed, have taken to burning and
destroying ssheir cabins during their ab-
sence. They endeavored 10 P, the
troops from Fort Lsayenworlh 70 aid id,
driving them away from the disputed
claim, but Glwithodt effect lYAselass
Gasests! =
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Party to News Literature

M0RGANTOWN (Ya) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
tsrR s7,.ssuIp ALPS. At BOSTON


An at Liverpool 9th inst Northern Eagle, Grorer, New
otsrs; 10Th Sister, Storey, Mobei nth, North Anerss'
tsIio Wood ST. John, N b 18th, Geo Washington, Com
Also arr fs,h Arctic % Luce New:YOrt; Columbia.
BIyef DO Mansfield Torsy, and Daniel Webster Howard
sid sth Storm King Harding, Boston; Enterprise Waite,
New York 9Th, Isaac Jeans, chipmap Phl.dephia Mary
o ward Newell WSe,ss New0Uis.D. Laey Thomp.oD
Pendieten, NewYork; J. Bradshaw, Miller Portland Ne
iCth Tbos H. Perkins ThsObad, BamOIei ilth Wsteree'
Also ia iah, Peri, Robinson. Boston.
Also 3D. ken s.n sst. s.mp.oo
Cobb do; Pudyona Noble Charleston Cid 9Th bvs Phil
In the riveI outward bound .b Queen Of the West H.le
Allen and Chandler for Yok John curi. Hoi.n,
for New Orleans; Wyoming Dunievy for PhhsdelpAs; e
Entered for ids sh N.Pe. Lowell city Point VI s.Iy
Gail.e. savannah 9Th William J.e, PhihPs B.more
Boston Iitht sears Boson; James TieOmb, Hill New Or
. .H. and Noble: Jsem.S ThO@.cn Bss
Yorh; St Louis Hoyt do; 18th, Western Empire ssmp-
toD, do
An at London eth Greyhound, Gulbrausen JamAes Sea
Duck Bliad 9th DsO. Grifhn, H.vsns lth Cum
'' Cd sS, IL fanssOn Psen Shield. and boston,
Ansdir, swift Newcastle and Nsw;Yort cOInsli' Smith
Xso cid sh ROeh.mbe.s; staelpOle' Antwerp ,o., ,.
Ar At Ds. 9Th, Freya MoeI New oTlssnsi iGs lame,
e D,ss s%i fonasn sHi
fsxP s,s d s0cs
London for New-Yoi land ssedl FOrtuae Ford Quebec
'' A hSn s shd aSss aeou Quebec.
Cry, s.. John NIB; Daylight wilson st siephen r.,
koniarbuTg.
Az PISSED Sy llth, Ocean Home Msryman f'0Ha Ham
ca E.wpor. 9Th Phebus Oliver, City Point by Shell
Oh Portland 9th sephaD Rose from Baltimore for Be-
Ar. at Bristol 9Th osmsni Gordon Havana via Cork
Sid ilth bite Star Miriam, Boston; Atkinson, ofs, ana
SD ffcns'hs PHI ION, Waltham Wheeler, NexYoih
Sal ed from Sueensiown 7th Plantsgnet Mcclellan Boson
9Th. Wilisu, Doane, Bristol
Arr Portsmouth llth London Hubbard London, land
s.iled fer NewYork)
sailed from Hull sih; Lord Mssrsvs, Ward New.YGrk
Arr at Cowts 9Th, Aleste, Bassett, Havana
Arr q, Flmouih 10th Edward Cohen, CLARK Havana
Ar AZ Gloucester 10Th. hArmora Fsles St Stephen n D.
SAILED hom HsItlepool 9th, Hsmonia Nelson New. York
on Dartmouth eth johanna S. days from
SD from Plymouth 18th, chssee Niehols Newcastle
SID from Shields 9Th. John havenal horrson N.wYork
oee.r SPRAY Mcclellan Quebec SD li,h Abby Blanchard
os tse Wsst eth. we.er, IS days from Baltimore for
Ga pupsenne.s s,h. Won vineke, Psysin, from Bremen
os Sciiiy Sh, President Msr'i@sn from TsvYOIs for
Az a. do Oh Costa ke. London for Sew'YOrk; pa. in
for medical tdvce land t6 It'll 49,. r...,,..
on The Needles 10Th Cecilia from NORM 'S0hs of Lon
OF Ro, Heed 9th Granite State Billings from NewYOrt
~ sd TO- Greepoei tn EIempls-, Kelley, Boston
Ar a, 40 sth LuItania NewsYork =. ~,
81 sora c,r5is sth Ketahdn, Curtis. Newfoft
Sig from (ils,rcw 9Th Hamilton Coreet New ioAi n0Ps'
Nspossd Boston; Col Csmpbell, Hsnhford 90 s, ys~
cid at Elsneur 7th fred'k "anen 'sn'i'"' "'
~ Rmsrhsyea eth Charles Huost. Baltimore
Al a; Iasasurs ~, A.tea, Chase, HaSssA
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Foreign Ports.

At Petropausk Ksm.ehstks July 7o brig Noble Robert
son Boston via Honolulu Ti ve- IN correctly reported
btIs Bherirs, which a. Trieste 81 last accounts
Al Monte vd July 49, tbaCk cats sbips mo fumef rom
Ne Yok via Rio Janeiro lih disc; Manchester Coffin
Dc Tor Panama s!r 4h Ia distress repg brig Venture from
falkland slends baasting for ST. ca.arne 20 load for
port in the United States Al 4oi and PEI cent.
Ss inss Bay Ncaragus 2S'h u!t ship java of All
bsveD). Davis. EewYOk
Al n In ssfon ia I2ti inst bark Marcia. Lang.
Az Cape Hsytn llth inst bark G. 5 Oden, Little. Tor
PhlsdeI mia days ida brig Abrasa Stevens from New
AR az 81 kits 9Th inst bark Tedesco Petersen, from and
for Botto1. -, No.
Al Bonare 5th inst brigs Active for Boston 7h; Rainbow
Melon for New Haven 18Th; Hunress Wiar, from BARBADOS
for Rom Kew just schr John Elliott Wood from Ouay
fer bOson.
york lds odd Fellow Elliott for Portls1d do John Ayiles
Hsrt ara Gold Hunter. Chase, fJT Boston, do
At LeGhorD I'd inst bars Kepler Tucker. or Phadephi.
dg sid seth ul hark Laura Snow. 1hOmdlke New YORK
Slst - II Judah Touro. Lswi., Philadelphia
SID from Barbados 9th inst brig Scotia Fisher Caribbean
An at Port-au Prince night Of eth inst bs Milton, Nc
Even New Yors.
W,L,6erd Drnell from Havsna for Baltimore or New YORK
Nc Au. vessel at Ponce 9Th icSi
A, port Prince i2tb inst briss Milton McEwen from
New.York disg vuiure Perkins from Boston, dol Baltic
DBL Gould Newly 90. -
Al Turks Islands lzh brig Lucy Chase Of Nevbufy
CID al uebec sd inst smshp Cleopatra Salt. Liverpool
sseua about 10th inst brig Isaac Carver Clak for New
Yoib IA II days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
HAVANA.

From Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Thursday Sept. 81, 2lst.
We are favored with heavy showers each aftern bon,
while the sun beams fercely upon every morning
Colds. Rheumatism and Influenza in consequence
prevail.
Rv An arrival here a few days since Of an American
brig from the Port Of MGnua the captain and seven
of the crew of the bark Mary Of NewYork reached
this city The bark sailed for Swedish port in the
last month from New-Oreans, unfortunately got on
the Colorado Reef, in the Gulf Of Mexico, was
abandoned and afterwards destroyed by fire. A re-
port had been circulated here that she had been set
ON fire by her officers and crew, when they aban-
doned her. but which report believe TO be without
the slightest foundation,
most bsre.fsced robbery was committed on Sat
urday Of last week ON this occasion by two white
men, who stopped a student of the Princes College,
took away his money, seized his gold waichchan,
wounded him in the hand when attempting TO pre-
serve his watch and finally the wach-cbain parting,
ard some persons near, succeeded in getting clear
with their ill-gotten prize They have not believe
been arrested.
HAVANA Friday, Sept. 90. 1854.
Gen. Concha landed yesterday from the Francisco
de Asio, accompanied By his wife, three daughters,
and numerous staff besides $50 soldiers.
He landed at about o'clock, and gas received
with intensity of enthusiasm that have rarely
seen surpassed.
From the landing place to the'palace, there we're
two lines OF soldiers and crowd of persons. The
cries of rira COnchG were absolutely deafening.
Flags were suspended from STATS erected at almost
every house, and gayer scene it was scarcelysposs
bic to imagine. Crackers were fred all the afternoon
and in the evening the city was one Hood OF light;
There were skyrockets in abundance and eband
Of one of the regiments played upon the Piazza de
Armss until nearly midnight. There was doubtless
great deal of drinking, but although walked about
till nearly o'clock. / really did not meet single
person who appeared at all affected with spirits or
wine. Could we say much of any city in the
United Jtates upon the occasion of public festival
fear not This evening the city is again to be lu-
balls besides bull. fight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
Spoken. e..

Sept n of Nantucket Soofh Shoals btrk Charles william
from Bo,top Tor ssssurah-fBy plotbost Y. X CoTns
Sept H. lat Eiven chip White Cloud, Todd, I'm. Rio
de Jane ro for Eew YoTh 81 days out
Aug g. lar 4s % ~, lon q 20, bark Clsrs Windsor from
New York for BsrbscOes
steering With rizzertopmsst and yards slo forward
above TIE orss showing white busee with s'quae blue
july 10 let N lon q IS w ship Capitol I'm Liverpool
July is lat IAN Ion 81 30 ship Al lsv.a MeL.ne froa
Baltimore, June 81 for Cslso.
July a. lat NJ lon 2 w. ship Grace Darling Dosne, I'm.
Rost . June II, for San Francisco.
ABs ls lat % NJ lon IL 30 w ship Leila Stafford, I'm.
Rotterdam for NewYork.
Avs n lat IS ion. H ship Hevets Nsrsh from New Or.
leans for Hsvre
Aug ~ lat 20 S. lOn Is o. w ship Universe Bird fror,
Liverpool for NeE YoFt
AUG 80 lat tc alp Metropolis, Trs.k from Hsvre for
sept lat 81 ST. Ion 81 % bsk sylphde (Of Newton
Hheheoch 40 dsys from Jsmsie. for London.
Sept H. OF Cue Key ship Elizabeth Of Bath 10 days from
bobile for Hsvre
sept r. lat 20 Os Ion 10 o. ship Louise Of and I'm Bremen
for Philadelphia,
SEPT H. st IS g. lon 81 S. bark with loss Of
main opnsst showing white signal with letter in the
Scot H. Of the ssltees ship Underwater from NewYoit
SEPT is lat 50 So Ion u % was seen large .hip with
panied ports standing with loss Of al three top gallant:
sept a. lt % g. Ion So passed large steamer bound
supposed the GlAsOw from New YORK for Liverpool; also.
new ,s AIser with II on her ps1dlebox bound B-uo
No date let 81 % lon IS D. tig Daniel HURLEY BLl OF
Windsor s under jury fofernsst-Wsned sssl
stpt 81 lat IS 90 lon "a 81 sgnsi, fail gzed brig
steering showing blue flag with l.. in White center
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1854

Lsssdos Gssehen Phl.lephis; Coral. Miller, New YORK;
l. l. sssv, C0ssy, d.; Bay STATE yeril do for bsnso
Cadet Msihsvs Do for 90 Ezs Jane. Day sn4 wsl--.
Hopkins Boston; Sarah Msis csrt .ss-pi JO.Ph Baker
An-. Bsnfni nth .ehrs P,l.s Mclntyr., New Y9rt So
rsh Jseisca. d. Tor BsnsOr SD brig Geo Albert, Wiley
Camden
wAaEHAM-ln. SEPT q. sehr Henry, Jsnes, B,lti-
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