Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-05-19
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9sW-san,a Anna, according to the
Mexican correspondent Of the New Or
leans Bee, is i'll, and not expected to
survive. p 0igef ~ ~ is33ii-5 ~
EfH- Mrs.. Daniel Webster was dan
eerously injured by jumping from her
carriage in New York, on Friday last
whilethe horses were runnipg;nway.
EN-Brook Farm, at Roxbury, Mass.
which was at one time owned by q COM
pupy of Socialists has been sold for a
piyate residenc, fors2,soo
Nova scotiais supplying Boston with
potatos, 4,oOO. bushels have arrived one
day lastweek with large quantities on
the way. meag #
Eighteen bags newspapers and doc
uments, partly from California, wer0
burnt q. White Pigeon, Illinois, lulely
inithe mail car on the railroad.
There are about seven million pores
inthe body Of man Of ordinary size
Iftbey were joined lengthsise, a tube
would be formed t%ensy-eighs miles
long! ioasfii F6sgacgh
"a dovetailing machine has becn in;
vented and is in use in Boston, which
enables q single workman TO doyelail
with ease from eight hundred to one
thousand bureau drawers aday. e
AS appears by the letters from Chine
we are encouraged to hope that a crisis
in the distracted condition of China is
likely to be soon reached, reaclh1'e zis.l dig
.THE Yermontersdo up. The liquor sol
( lers strong. John p. Freemanh has been
tried by tho Supreme Court at Wood
stock. on one hundred and fifteen counts
forliduor.selling, on rs ofwhichh he was
found guilty, fined s72o and costs, and
sentenced to three months imprlson'
ment. s't
The Philadelphia Public Ledger has
been mulcted in tho sum of $500 Tor an
alleged libel on the bridge:tender ofthe
Camden aud Amboy Railroad Company
a. the .imeofth accident at Rancocus
Creek. in April, 1855 The libe! con-
sisted in a; simple narration ofthe facts
ofthe case. 81 - r.. -''S'
Cray ynpucf.-Bya resolution o.
the Board Of directors ofths Lexington
and Danyille Railroad Company, The
aWire Suspension Bridge across the
kentucky River" is to be called and
known forever as the "Clay Viaduct'
in honor Of Henry Clay, the grea. faith
or Of Internal Improvements in the onl'
ted States, ltis very appropriate for 9
munificent work ofart.
The family ofJohu Bro@nlee, o.
PRINCETON Ind, was poisoned on Tues
day Of last week. The poison was Pla'
cea in the coffee drank at breakfast Q,
that morning, by some person as ye'
unknown. Mr.. Brownlee died on Wed
nesday evening. He was highly re re
spec,ablemerchant of Princeton, wher'
he had been doing business since lSl7
p,.n.nr,o Avn coNNr1syrttE RAIL,
RoAp.-The Pittsburg Journal anhoun
cesthe completiqpofthe first division o
IL. ..p;,,ol l,nro ana Conuelsyille Railroad
ms, the s1svsUr Ws.t Sewton 10 Layton, i 3 miles
oO,bel7,binst. The cars will commenc.
running. The whole line from Pitts
bargto Connelsville will be finished j
is thought BY Deeembernest'
rr,rao-d;,a,y Enduranee.-chas. ]
p;aI ssyaSI of'Msw ", Albion N. Y. missed {
,a,Sa ,.,rl ~ ~ from his floek on 2sth auuary
.s,HSs nd hs,;svsl iltobe stolen. On,hel6il
.NI.,oS HIu ob1 nn,,,rning over an old tub, which
,i,.a ma'sn, s.noa ont of doors far a long time
.,a ,,aa ,,.,Lsv s. was s,nnd alive dreadful
fIne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49, =.