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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
Robbery and Threatened Murder,

Two men named Harvey Dollison
and Harvey Ryan, were committed to
thejail Of this county last week on q
charge ofrobbery;wilh threatened muir.
der The facts dsSwe have heard them,
are briefly these, on Sunday night the
l'2Othinslant abput ten or eleven o'clock
Dollison and Ryan called at the house
ofMr. JOHN ROGERS, near Newtown, ia
! this county, aud asked 10 stay all night.
Their request was granted. They,hen
called for something to eat, which the
girl proceeded TO prepare. While she
was out they informed Mr.. Rogers( who
is quite old and fetble) that it was his
money they were after. He told them
he had very little about the house,
Theystold him they knew hehad plenty
oft, andthat they would either have it
or take his life. Again he informed
them that he had very little money in
his possession whereupon they struck
himSovsr The head with a heavy club,
telling him totht floor, where he remain-
ed iusensibls,for some time, while the
-ruffians proceeded to search for the
money, but found only ten or twelve
dollars. Dpllison then wanted to kill
the old men outright, as we'll asthe;old
lady whowasin bed, an unwilling wiz
ness to all that transpired, having been
entirely helpless for years Ryanprolest-
ed nsttaking irivcs, andthe two
fed the house. The next layor two
they were botharrestednear Uniontown
in Fayet,e county, and brough,to this
place for,rial. Is ff
Its saidtha Mr.. Rogers had loaned
out several thousand dollars but few
days before the assault. which, no doubt
was supposed by the robbers. stilltob be
ia his possession. Dollison has lately
beenreleasedf iomthe WesternP eniten.
;tiary, where he was sentenced by the
court ofthis county ayear or two since.
The above are said TO be the facts of
this outrage. The public, however,
would do well to withhold any judge
ment until The whole matter is legally
All.knowhowivery widely
the truth frequently differs from com.
mon rumor in suchcases, as well dam
ger Of injustice 10 accused parties, by
forming opinions before the facts are 10.
tgaly ascertained.-Wa yaes1arg Mes.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

pg- The Wheeling Times & Gazette
! furnishes . detailed and highly inter.
esting account Of the proceedings Of
the NJ. p. Conference, recently in SEES
s sion IN tia that city. tbs too lengthy for
our columns. Rev. G, MARTIN is ap-
pointed 2. b. for this district, and T.
H, Monroe has the Morgantown Sta.
ton; The list Of appointments will be
given in our next.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
Destructive WhIrlwind in Michigan.

UeStFuClltt w hiTlMihu III IllSiilS aus
The townof Marathon, Lapeer coun.
ty, Michigan, was visited with a destruc-
tiveitornad6 on Tuesday, the 18th in
slant, the day before the terrific lorna.
occurred at Chicago. In.tlie
destructive course Of the whirlwipd
buildings were unroofed and trees up
rooted. A widow Luther's house was
demolished, aud some other furniture
carried off in the whirl. Her son, q
young man Of eighteen or twenty years
chung to "a wild 7plum,tree which was
wrenched of; hewas .hrawn down, with
his arm broken, ,andtis seriously hurt.
The heaviest loss will be in the des-
tructionofthe valuable pine and other
timber in its course. So great was the
force Of the whirlwind that nothing could
Withstand it. Tie air was literally FL
led with fence rails, limbs of trees,
boards, rafters, shing les, &C., whichwere
lifted to an immense height. the course
ofthe whirlwind was in nearly east
direction, ranging from twenty rods to
.ahalf;milein width, and making a clean
sweep as it went. Asbed was taken out
Of Mrs. Lulher's house, and sailed up
wards as naturally as though the feath-
,ers ofwhichit @as made had never been
,plucked from the bodies to (Which they
.hadonce belonged.
Near Crawford's is a small lake, a-
boutforty rods wide and fifty or sixty
long, the water Of which was raised
.bigherthan The tops Of trees, leaving
the lake nearly dry. From thence it
passed through q forest, moving its wsy
till it came to the town of Marathon.
Theroofs ofthe buildings wereiraised
entire to height oftwenty or thirty feet
.whenthe whirlwoull break them up and
sca,lerths fragmentsin all directions
In some cases heterogeneous have been
found two miles from the place from
which they started.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
sA. The bovine race nu, !. are laao;a. ,l

sa The bovine race ace are re decided,
s. mold fogies,R opposed to innovations
The following is the third instance Of
the u kind We have heard of:- z
a B0Raaa Locomotiipe.-one day
last Week, as the express train came
2 q, to A1ainyille, Pa, a pugnacious
bull wholwas on the track showed fight
against the locomotive, but tho sstiron
horse came off victor, running over over
his bovine antagonist with the cars and
cutting him into pieces.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
THE MARKETS..

SUGARS have risen considerably in
price Of late, in consequence, tits said,
ofshort crops occasionedb by the drought
oflast Summer; but We apprehend that
spectators are at the bottom Of it.
Day GOODS are down in price, be-
cause ola greatly overstocked market.
One ofiour exchanges says:
Importers of foreign goods, in IN Nov
the are shipping home q portion Of
stocks as they can only sell them
~ q loss greatert than freight both ways
insurance, charges, &c. Thisis in one
view, a good thing, and we trust our
importations will be less hereafter
SO long as foreign goods flow freely
into.the country, money will flow freely
out Of it.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

Ezeommuaicat;mI llemose,l. -'rh.!Bisb
or ofBufalo. afera'loptiug all sorts a
arguments and threats against the 81.
L'lais Catholic Church intl,at city, iev.
e en- including excpmmui,ica,ioi,, 10 force
The conveyance fthe property 10 him.
self has finally relentel aud has with.
drawn q l. q his curse. a preacher has been
assigned them andthey are again In com.
n, But.hsdm5n mt get the deed.
!: The action of,the Legislature of,hati
. State, tis.thought,N had something to do
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
LOCAL ITEMS
The Showers Of the last few, DAYS are

The showers Of thelast few days are
es :a their influence upon yeseta.
ton generally, and upon our River in
particular We shan have 4 g,.as
without doubt, and PERHAPS !
steamboat arrival.
4 1ar Me Patent Rsg1t business IS.
stl!l beng vigorously iE yproseegqlttea By our
q. We shall notice, at our ear.
nest leisure, several valuable machines
recently patented.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

The American party have recently
carried the elections in Ashrille, North
Carolina, and Alphabetical, Florida.
The number Of deaths in St. Louis,
for the weekendipg on the 9thult. was
l3l. OftheseS70 were from cholera.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
LIQUOR Jaw rRII1MpuAMr

/. Chicago, June 4. The complexion
Eofthe returns throughout the State in.
dictate the success Of the Prohibitorsyy
Liquor Law, byd good nsjoritys
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
ma The Richmond Enquirer states

Dg The Richmond Enquirer states
the democratic losses in the Legislature
at three intthe Senate and II in the
House, and the gains at 8 in the Sen
ate and 22in the House. The major
ity will thus be increased from 36 to
about 40 on joint ballot, The aggre-
gate popular vote is about 100000.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
MoRGANToWN. w.
I.sl'A.ll'TlUl.RpAY, June 0, 1855.
OUR AGENCIES

ErMr.c PIERCE, No. 46, South Third A..
philadelphia, lss one oflourT most obliging and
=. CARR, Third street, opposite the Es-
change, Philadelphia ia also our Agent for that
City. fs III fip5fts ~ W q, 'na ~.
bf.tE.pARsoNs, Glady Creek. pa,bo,, ~ !.
M,,s slaaly consented 'S act as Agent for The
DIM. ANVIL, Nestoryillc ,Barbou,eo. Va (.
sG.CRESAP, ESQ.,, Kingwood, Preston co Va
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

bee.hiving extraordinary camo off
tiniHouston, Texas, a few dayslsince.--
The swarm was passing over a trainof
cotton wagons, when they became con.
fused bythenoise and descended, choos.
ing as settling place the hat off wag.
oner, on which they piled up after the
style Of an old fashioned grenadier's
Ibearskin. The hat was then removed
10 a wagon and conveyedsix or eight
miles aud the bees securely hiyed!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09
THE VERY LATE,
~ Nesp Aslatyfan .RrlaIau l1s

IT. sfIffft ~ lUuv IL q
y VIENNA !, 7! Friday eve Change
New Austrian propdon and Paris
!. Marded y e.s :, ytSeill give materi
Y It Iis said that Aus fern powers shot
!. al supportsto the4sia reject her pro.
they accept an}
0,,''ol' : There isheavy f.
!. 1; !, y Y st atsevastopols
my y, lHaon to Kcrtsch has not
Thestd. y iTls \
0Se ~, = divisions Of the French army
h., Aft Mdslacq for the Grimea.
4 berlin, Friday, Mayls Eight Ru.
Az merchantmen hayeoee captured
Il Danamunde. At level a flag Of
ruce was flying caus not known.
London, Satur'ly. Intel diligence
as been received TIT quiet has been
estored in Ukrair Poland. 4
Telegraphicjiins lligcnce from Berlin
fail oiconfrm tile report
nat Nesselrod has resigned. Hehas
sued a new cular, the contents Of i
hich are ID town.
In iParll ent On Friday evening,
ord Panu e stated the details ofcer.
in. in Ipropoa reforms in the army, the T
biect b,g the consolidation of the II
Vii der tment Of military affairs. }
Run Of dissensions in the British q
abing gain ground. Lord Russell IS :;
ID Pc impracticable. 9
lPveen three and four thousand re. Y
j have been obtained for the for y
Ilegion by British agents on the e
Ilnent, independent Of some three "
sand. Swiss. @ TO
70 Democratic movement in Great "
.inis gaining ground. :, u
g Queen condescended publiclyto ali al
W medals on the private soldiers ~
. ct wounded from the Grim ~ ~
Ih 3. distribution took place at the ev
y =. uaias. sii ho
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

4not1er Outrage IL Raasas.--4
Il L.:I i.lNs CH1LAW. The Rochester Dem b
I o 9, has Eil 18th the following account IF ano
ther outrage in Kansas. isI5
On the 18th inst, Mr.. Phillips,' !,
lawyer, was decoyed to the banks Of the
missouri s. river, where hewas suddenly
seized and forced into a skiff, and eai s
RED across the river into Missouri
thence he was taken seven miles to
Weston. 49y' s5''S i
An old warehouse stands lust below
the town; he was taken there, his head
was shaved, his face BACKED, he was
tarred and feathered, and then ridden
upon rail through the streets Of Yves;
ton, while music horrible and hideous
accompanied the procession. f7s
Before the hotel they exhibited him;
and then a negro was compelled to sell
= m to the lowest bidder, and they Of
Tered to him every insult in their pow ,
er. lsass ~
!. After OBTAINING him several hours
N i this IS manner, repeatedly telling him
that ifhewould not leave the territory
q give them his promise in writing
That b he would leave, they would hang |
nm I'M He having steadily and firmly
'!etused, they let him loose. His bro
her, who had come from Leaye,nflwa,orCrth |,
lfters him; took him into q carriage and k,
ate ate il il, the afternoon started for Leay-l
nworth.i gsiSI /:
!, T.. that the offence Of gMr.|iI
'hlllips is thatheis q freesoiler. And 4
5is pretended by the proslavery men Ii
hatfhe handed M Crea the revolver h
.ith which Malcolm Clarke was killed. II
his probably false, as responsible d
zen declare that Phillips didnot atiall d
lterfere in thematter. ,ss 8,'f t. :.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

Pianori the attempted assassinof
Emperor had been executed.
THE LATEST.
Marshal Canrobert has resigned
minally on account Of his health. i
is succeeded by Gen. Pelissiers
Previous tohis resignation Ca oef5
reviewed the entire French az ano
assured them that they, would y !, en- = :.
ter sey,astop0l, eithcraby '0of y
the window.
A combat occurred on night , 4, Of
the 9th between the Rns = anu .lle
French, which proved 4. a ~ lpe y.
affair. The Russians Il ps = algg
new rifle pits, and Che A. ,a5 pa F,an \
preventedthem. nv. o lassaff rem
troops were put Aoys go s,a.
that t Issp adSa = - He allies are ap-
preaching sevasta surrey en0ugn
slowly. 4 /, /
la,;y, saws - e a usslans have con- !
,sl:,,s ~ "a { ~ cry rorhe left Of the
I iaa a. ere iseyery appear, {
,noa ~ Il Enlistment Of q yery |,
a ,ns ~ cam s plateau above Belbek 4
= M pls made q sortie on the :
.;r Ky b 18th on the advanced !
.ayI Nc allies left. The attack, s
~, an !, lately repulsed with consid-
truce was granted on the al h
!. : efthe tenth to allow the Rus. : :
sbury their dead in front Of the i
advances. Z. :.
# 'tschakof telegraphs as follows: ID
lies on thc5th and 9th were oc- N
in augmenting their batteries 81 81
enforcing their approaches ain
the central bastion. iaia9 ia 4
French Government is under "
% have received dispatches an
ng heavy rains in the Crimteaa, ~
g trenches Of the allies are full W. "
y, (, 50 ., as : to cause asuspension Of la,
les. l 81 ~. ~.
At Caronine, the Austrian Com. tol
has proclaimed martial Iacl
the Principalities.
w manifesto of the Gar orders an,
!. levy of twelve men in eyery|hin
ID I'M the seventeen western bro. |fer
to be completed BY the end Of er.
9 are indications Of a moreiinti. in
lationshipl between Austria and thu
and the probability Of an ar or;
! is becoming appa- tina
= = conference between the 10. him
'tlyes ofthese two powers is in ref
= i9aI itq6 the
sad that Sweden has ordered tafte
diateienrcllment Of her militia. late
french Y Oh Baltic squadron had ar e lllyi
|, the sea and the allied fleets il
shliing forward to the Gulf Of Phil
'lief ji.e2 ,lsass lit is
loniteur publishes Canrobert's that
on as follows: 5i5 fsif,isH ( with
altered healthno longerallow. This
o continue in chief command, men
ards my sovereign and country inter
me ! ct TO ask the transfer oftho
to Gen. Pellissier, who is d En-
q experienced leader. opo
my which ] leave him is in aar ,!,';'
red to toll, full Of sardor and - h'a y
e.I beseech the Emperor \. y. =.
ne q soldiers place as Geners .s sI i !
sinnt t!Qikf-fs ffrsit.ftf. fff177t IeS''t .
..ol n draw
lnlster Of War replies and assign
robert the command Of the mum,
teneral Pelissiier, The d
itch from Canroberti dated :; a1a 10.
ays: We continue our works - '"''
place Various attempts to
the enemy; ys'stink pots, Chi,
city succeeded. The troops loftba
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

wouldinot suffer 4 greater agony Of
mind than she Id ready endured, s
shortly thereaftS 2 found herself !, in
the presence Of Attle ones, 4. and the
destroyer ofheH plness. Ihe NEE.
ting between u Fey daughter and
the mother wectlng IN the ex-
itreme. For q int thepoor woman
forgot allher s. IN = herJoy at once
more beholdiIg children Lld but. she she
was soon broud7 q sense Of her con
dition BY the tkeepe.r, who com
manded the hui 70 qr Y! n! her from
.Ifbe house. with Indignation,
the wife ret9 ny den demanding D., the
keys Of the sFh lln1 The bus
bandmeanwhip apparently strlck-
Ell dumb and not not y way to
turn, but at 'he il e the q pre-
leaving theW0ogeatlnesr ! All After ., ne
former Fmistftth the ferocity Of a
tioress. and dler from the house.
. Itwas but days after the above
scene. tbat tsband again called
: q; n !, al he then informed
9 bpr that M laght out and had o
!. conversation the young man who
ltfh,l accofnpuler hither from Eu.
J srope-that be young man was
g anyions touer his wife-thatlnot
g I, only was hetly attached to her,
q b,,t't}at he ghly respectable and
g abnndantly ) provide for her; s.
70 That e AZ divorce herself and
IN marry m should have her chill
= drent and lila never trouble her
move H eer-in. lawand thcrest
nd &c her frie,well as her former To-
re u ser. bimseIds their entreaties to
Us those oft sband, and at length,
60 fssarfiins tbs persisted in refusing
lgs to'do ID b,and wished her to, he
me u children from her, she
ne oSnnssentedliSorce was obtained,
,he md AM sscond time married.
lsl- Ibe u5asng was that the chill
IT. dren M given up to her on the
tae m6rnin ling the marriage, but
the Y|.to her HE learned, upon max
eat Ina All them, that her faith
her Lass III had rtedsome hours
My previoi distant city, accompa-
not MED n Busekeeper and her (the
lrst wife,s} She also learned for
m n Ethe 81 that the guilty couple
!. 70 had 81 bed some three months
beford 5.s Il
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

IA Ten sNile7 Foot Race at Boston.
-t(londay the 10Th, The great foot
lrtSlweeng j Ohm Gindeli, in New
Wind john NJ. Stelson took place
lhitsrliloon, onSlhe Cambridge Trnt-
tipRrk. There weregl 5000 people
pra |, andIthere was more excitement
iBuyer before OH this course. Dis
i'll ten miles. Race for $500 the
Whine. Giindellt appeared at a
,fdk; Stelson fifteen minutes later
Atluarteripasl 4 O'Clock they started.
rhime was as follows:-First mile,
jMparties abreast. Secpndlmils, 5:37;
Hell one paceinadyancei bpthllook.
nfnely. Bets runs high for Stelson.
rldmile, SOL; running yearly alike;
;adell a fewfeet in advance. Fourth
b 5;42: stetsoi leads Grindell for q
lnept al The stand, Grindell recoyers
| !pusses ontheffirst quarter. Fifth
I, 5.5s; Grindell ahead few yards.
Ill mile, $3.50; Grindell coming in
sity seconds in advance; Ste,son 10.
Z ground, GrindeIl running freely
,ei,til mills, 6.43; GrindeIl eainiugo-
100. yards Sletson stopping to di.
1 himself Of q shirt Eighth mile,
5; Stslspn being thirty seconds later.
iii mile, 6i,mi1utes; Sle,spn being
ty,,h,ee seconds later Intense ex-
,,iifnSent. Tenth mile, $40; Grindell
ming in finely; Sietson tifty.one Sec
Is Behind. Grintlell made q speech
ore Stetson's arrival. 7fl
lis computed that 10000 f,he az
,llural population of England have
N. a. I'D
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

The NewYok Herald states ,hat.he
yliquordealers hayeresolyed to withdraw
ali their advertisements from sundry
Journals which are suspected or bclieg-
tedto be favorable to the Maine Law
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

All FERoISE.-The following
lis rell letter from Kamiesh, in
IN days past nothing has
'Ibeenl tfbutithe arrest Of a young.
}! Rus ln. She had been mark
ed Sd hes before, as her favorite
,|walI sd to bein the trenches
;sTbe'r tculatsd forsome time, and
jEtbe y last was informed Of the
4 fact dered a stricler watch TO
Ilbe /, b Thought it could be only.
Ia srjf nan's attire. AT 6 O'clock
Ion Hing ofthe 2sth the woman
piejserself in front Of our men
Iwhiloyere atwurk. She was of
tall .aestic stature, and seemed to
exam works with much attention;
Sodjesrceiyel that she held a roll
of ballfopen in.which probably
Isha nll the observations she could
,colletthesight ofours soldiers and
Iofficeqpickenedh er pace and en-
terra Of rayiine which is atthe ex.
French trenches.
ID A. al she reached that spot she
run. . commaniantsent Zou-.
aver rsuit and they soon oyettookj
let. ! hours aftar shewas conduct-
edAo.ral Canrobelt.s Her exami-
liaIic not long, she constantly re-
plietit was goodofhercoua-
:ry, iayenge the death ofberihus.
killed at the Alma That
III THUS, and. moreover that she
ii 'slst. Shewas then searched.
found in onenfher peck
d s'rbook, containing several de.
ailSe sthenum.
'sn employed, The number Of
5nshe batteries &C., and insanoth.
1ftadouble barrelled pistol, aud
addressed to Prince Menchickoff.
,ltssyisit, she was. shut up in an
ID, Of the Generals head quar-
Her heguard oftwo soldiers, yl IN.
ia time sshe can esentilo Main y
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

ihe official returns may slightly vary the
'nsl 2. ~ some ofithelabors Counties.
, The following six counties remain 10 be
ineafd rom Wis Boone, Fayelte, Logan. Nj.
enolasi Wayne, Wyoming, ,'s'
Alexander r. Hollsaay, Democrat, Il Z.
! ,ec y. :, commissioterof Public WoiIsIby 4
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

pg- An election was held in Wash.
ington City on the 18th inst. for officers
Of the municipal government, which,
aftera close contest, resulted in the
success Of the entire Know Nothing
ticket, by a majority Of between 300
and 400.
It was rumored in Washington that
B. B. French, the Commissioner Of the
Public Buildings, was removed from
Office because he voted the American
ticket.
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j. Foreign News.
Transmitted for the baltimore America,
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
ONE WEEK LATER FRoMEURoP,E,.
sEyAsToPoL STILL HOLDING OUT.
EXPEDITION OF THE ALLIES.
RESIGNATION OF cANRoBERT.
RUSSIAN. N0.nEu:Byz,s.
SEVERE I,li FIGHT Nj
FEs1GNATI0N OF CANRoBERT.
r. USsaAlN, l0VENEyEs.
SEVERE FIGHTING!
New York, Nav 30.

~ ! New YORK, May 80.
The steamer Pacific arrived he,
t l!ls morning, unannounced, at II o'cll
with Liverpool dates to May 18Th. z
!. Iho siege Of sevastopol was So ~
unchanged. An expedition ,of VA
men had embarked at Kanljjst y y a b,,4
put to seal II the SS get. Sas
returned without landing. "DETAILS a'la
of the movement we're IT, ~. 4.
!. Large reinforcemey tGr the a'lles I
were expected at ST. t0p0l " within Il II ten
days.
The ,nesot;a4;s between Austria
and the Weste, powers we're un y
ed. bnt betw1 Prussia and Austria
hey were Sre intimate than ever,
Russ notifies the German States
yoyepnents that the Car vii. only
lob to the first two guarantees on con
ltioni Of the perfect neutrality of Ger {
ANY. s435 Is. s5T 81
France and England have presented
h ultinatum to Sweden, which that
over seems inclined toreject. z
The French exhibition had opened 4
it the ceremonies were rather dull. 4:
Pianori the attempted assassin Of n n
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

The National Know Nothing
vensiOn met III Philadelphia on /
inst. Two hundred and ten del
are reported to be in attendance
every State and Territory is
scented. A
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

Tits computed that 10000 of,he ag-
population If England have
been drawn of from that country aud
haysgons to Utah ss
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

In Loadoun county, Va, til
hss decided to grant no lice
hgu0ss this !. ys 4 i
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

A Wedaiag Party Poisoned In
Scott county, Va, q ding partyof
25 or SOIpersons, collectedat thehouse
of Colonel Anderson, the fathero Of the
bride, was seriously poisoned BY eating.
custards in which arsenic had been in.
stroduced by mistake for seasoning. 81
Some Of the party, including the bride,
we're not expected to recover.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1855-06-09

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