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More Wonders in the Hearens.-Our readers
may recollect, that time since the Cincinnati
papers were filled with the particulars Of won.
derfu sight seen in the heavens by the pilot oi
the steamer VIM. Penn. He first saw the letter
G. in the sky, and while lost in astonishment the
letter o. made its appearance. Frightened still
more at this, he called the captain Of the boat
but before the latter arrived, d. was added to
the two first letters. We have hardly had time
to get over our surprise at this singular story, be.
foro the Boston Bee comes out with wonder.
ment" still more strange. 1t reads in this wise
and as thero is an excellent moral in it, we give
it entire -


A Mr.. BIindman, pilot on a fiat boat, on the
Ohio, recently saw most wonderful sight in the
heavens. He was watching, eagerly, the comets
tail, when all at once, he the tail curl up, and
form in big lettors the word


PAY --2z
He didn't pay much attention to it. but in a few
minutes he looked round again, and saw distinct
ly, in the same place, the word


THE -.
Astonished at this, he ran below to inform the
captain, and when he got back, and looked up a
the tail, he found that it had changed again, anc
had formed the word


PRINTER.
Whereupon he and the captain marvelled greatly
and did resolve, instantly, to heed the admonition
and as soon as they got home, to pay the printer.