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THH CANDIDATE.

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A worthy citizen whose name was Brown.
Bsil.ongkt himself. one day,
That every lane must have its torn,
Aud every dog his day.
So 10 .bimself, ~ once he said:
saie,hinks rils,ry my fate.
And for som. o!sies and the spoils.
liz be = candida,e.'
sIlal hsn he laughed. Brown stock shall
L will raise q clamor hihh, (rise;
When BRO. W.N, tFfa
Ny name, she'll be in every eye,
Aud every Tongue shall speak ii.
Antlfame herselfshall burst her checks, s.
As,!,fough her trump she'll squesk it,
lie told his wife, and from her face
Qaick vanished every frown,
Shes,nilsd 40 think that, soon she'd be
The Hoa.bte Mes. Brown.
Tbs lille Browns ceased their play,
And saia lhat they expected
No loagerpe,.icoat 10 wear,
Due Pan.s, waeh As s1ec.ea.
So Nf. Brown, he went out onoe
TO he soveseigns OF nation.
And soon persuaded that he
haye ihe nominatlon. 8.
su, hnu s'cA 's'''ns"s M, on e.e'y Ws",
~ tsncs' on pes.' sar0uen ="
I'D 90 sm"'osn o csP'a's was seen'
III eA was tsrowns 0r01"!t BROWNE" 8
Tais made Btown h.pov. bu,. .als.l i
Who ,.n con,,ol ii. 49,. @
hs'd yetso ylah learn the 1l trials OF one
hois z oah didafs, -,
Reports wers soon abroad that ne
y Al taken what wasn't hisn'
Ane that. : = Z one y Gun time of his life.
AeN spent some years IN prison.
! a.. ..,x ora.h Nj. marr;a..
lad ns.er .b bssn blessed bv nar,on.
Agosnrs ssna eou'u easy Provs
ttsd .Qncs committed arson;
/. A fourth knew him a murderer.
,y6iJlisfaisea II once bobl,4ry:
Am sonii.I 9. ], 9 !, :, +. bs.;ds.
{.
u ~ dqns a'shwAy robbery.
~.
s1,,s nsnsilsss ss.u '"a' ns y a. Dor"
In ssslsantis Isle 50 green;
While others said in Hinaosisn,
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They cant Keep house without II
Experience OF .'An sixteen years has established
the that Merchants Celebrated Gargns tSi, Cni
vsrsal Family Embrncatiun, Will cure most cases. anil rs
heve all such
SpaNns, Sweeney Ringbone, Windgalls. Poll
Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels. Cells of all
kinds, Fre.h Wounds. Sprains. Bruises, Fis-
t,,la, Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lamciess,
Foundered Feet, Scratches or Crease. Mango.
Rheumatism. Bites Of Animals. External Poi.
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites.
Boils. COrns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds,
Cllillblains, Chapped Hands, Cramps. Con.
fractions of the Muscles, Svellings, weakness
Of the Joints, Caked Breasts. DC DC. Ac.
The UNPARALLELED success Of this OIL in the Of he
in Horses and Cattle and even In human nesh,
uaily becoming known to the farming community.
L. hardly be credited, except by those who have been
m the habit keeping in their stables AMI houses, whAs
amount pain. suffering and time, are saved BY
the timely application oi this OIL
EO- Be the Of the sole pToprietor GEORGE
W. MERCHANT. LockIor,. N: v, blown IN the side
Of the butte and ia his handwriting over the cork
All orders addressed the proprietor will be prompe1
responded 10.
Get psmrhet Of the Agent aud ss: what """de" an
accomplished by the Of this medicine
Sold by respectable dealers generally, In te United
Mates and Canada Also bv
J. NJ. Kirkbrid,, Woodsfelj Armstrong
Mooney & Co. BeansSlie. W. Steel. Stafford
NJ Pollock 4 Co.. Sunfish. c. Ko,zsbne
Malaga. Pancnast & Headey, Jamestown, M
P. Miles 4 Son. Somertnn A. s Marsilliot
New Castle A. w. Tnxbury. New Bostun
And at wholesale by ]. ID Park, Cincinnati
II. g. E GAYLORD. & A. J. Wsnham. Cleveland
and ny Hardy & Jones. Pittsburgh.
July y, 1854
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THE undersigned rsspec tfuiI, infurn. ti,~ pub
! hc, that tie stiii continues to manufacture
'i0mhs. aasumpnts t,ravp s.anas

sc, Al his shop M Miltons'u, Oh. AolIo~ cou0ty
uh," oi any ',ie desired. aud Of the hest qusl,,y
al American and iiaiJsn Marble. which he has
made arrangements tn receive from the East.
lie has also established Shop ~ Wood.heid,
Tor the convenience OF his customers
His work will he furnished ut re asonab,e prices
and delivered At such places rlay he agreed up
"n. He has received two premiums from TIE
Monroe County Agricultural Society, for speci
mens oi his work, and he hatters himself he can
render satisfaction to al Who may want work ia
his lire. Orders left with ID. II. VINE, ESQ
Wood-fied. WM. READ, Mitonsburgh aud DR.
JUDKINs, Malaga. will receive prompt attention.
May 10, 1854. II. HTRSTING
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Mr.. Tom helps him. He's got some poor cretur
up stairs, maanI and he tormcnts him awful. HIS
screaks and groans all tho night through. Il Is
worse than the heather. I've stood II for more
nor week. Ididn't geta wink Of sleep lastnight,
and what that poor cretur went through was dread.
fol. know they say such things must be done
by doctors, but ain't going to stay where II 10,
and never thought John was the one to do it"
And Betsy gave my brother a look Of whitening
condemnation.
Ny mother was acute enough to see that some
thing unusual going on in our study and, tell
ing Betsy she would inquire into 1t, she dismissed
her for the present.
That was the end Of our musical practice, though
not the end Of 'the story, for our father took care
we should not forgctit. II was long time before
we heard the last about " that poor crctur up
stairs. n--Nep York DntchD,d,,.
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Fusion Against Fusion.

The ENQUIRER seems TO misapprehend our posi-
ton somewhat. We are opposed 10 "Fusion'
when its only effect Is TO bolster up and give vi
tally and power TO the Abolitionists and Free
soilers; but we arc not opposed 10 Fusion"
when the interests of the South and the Union are
TO be benefited by it. In other words, we are OPP
posed TO the "Fusion" which the Abolition Re-
publicans propose, but we are not opposed TO the
q Fusion proposed by the Conservatives Of the
North In fact we have been all the time recon-
mending Fusion" TO every body at the North, be
they Whigs, Democrats, or Known othings, in or
der TO successfully combat and put down the
'Fusion" Of the destructives and enemies OF the
Constitution, the Union, and the South And We
recommend Il still
As TO the Wings Of the South fusng with the
Know. Nothings Of the South, we see nothing so
reprehensible In that. We should even be willing
to fuse with tho Democracy, whenever II becomes
necessary 10 do so In order TO accomplish what
Wings and Democrats both have at heart, and
which neither can successfully accomplish by them
selves. For instance, we know not how long II
will be before Wings and Democrats at the South,
together with the Conservatives OF all parties at
the North, win be compelled TO fuse, In order to
protect the country and iis institutions from the
aggressions and assaults Of the fused fanstcism Of
the Northern States. Is the Enquirer and Its
party unwilling to fuse with other men and other
parties for such purpose If not, the less Il
says about Southern Wings fusng with Southern
Know-N othings the better. Besides, one party
en- fuse with another party temporarily, and for
given common purpose, without either changing
It's name or abandoning its distinctive principles.
We grant you, though that IN such case the OBJ
ject Of the fusion should be legitimate, proper,
patriotic, and necessary. And hence our fusing
with the Know othings in the late election, y you
choose to call u fusing In order to BEAT you and
your party, stands fully justified both In the light
OF principle and expediency. You may not think
so--but such are our notions.--Rich. Whig
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ANOTHER DENocRlrIo 1ssULr.--It Is so manly,
so noble, and in every way worthy Of the name Of
"Dcmocratr to insult defeated foe, that we ought
not to be surprised that the outrage upon the homl
and family Of Mayor Conrad to which we alluded
yesterday, was repeated, later on the same night,
at the house OF William H. Kern, Esq, the Ameri-
can candidate for sheriff The drunken riotous
crowd assembled before his door, assaulted him with
groans yclls and hisses and ordered their band 10
strike up the " Roguss' March, II seems getting
to be regarded as a crime 10 be defeated; and we
shall soon expect 10 see the rule Of tho old Pmolo-
q In the latter Greek empre-whcn, to be an sept
rant TO the purple, and be defeated, was inevitably
followed by death. Well, every dog must have
his day, and we suppose the Democratic dogs
who howled and yelped In this drunken procession,
thought they also were entitled 10 their night No
matter--they viii not be forgotten Sam has Il all
down IN his book. Ph;,a. Timss
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CnAsrSo RUNAWAY NEGRo.--Wc learn that
one Of two slaves who escaped from Mr.. Arterburn
a few nights since, was discovered by hunter on
Saturday evening, in hollow log well provsionod,
in the woods Of Lower Portland. The hunter had
doublc-Barred gun, and, and ordered the negro to
come out and surrender. lie came out promptly,
and just promptly seized the gun Of bis captnrer,
and started of In the direction Of Salt River, with
the speed Of a quarter horse, carrying the gun
with him. The hunter returned TO the city, gave
the alarm and soon after tho posse went In pursuit
Of the runaway, with what success we did not
learn Louisville Courier.
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ARCHBISHOP HUsHEs WANTED IN EEw HAnP.
snrRE.--Arcbbisbop Hughes lately declared 10 tho
unsophisticsted people Of Newfoundland that there
vas "no ground Of reproach against President
Pierce" Per contra, tho Independent Democrat,
Of Concord, New Hampshire, says that "no man
can go about among the old Democrats Of this
State, aud hear their indignant denunciations Of
Pierce and his corrupt minions, without seeing and
feeling that the party which follows him Is dead,
and deserves TO bo dead" The Archbishop Il
wanted at Concord. Let him 60 up and comfort
the faithful.--Roch Amer.
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TIE ELEcrIoNs.--The Ohio papers confirm the
report of the election Of Chase. fusion, for Govern
or, by 10000 or $4,000 majority. The Legislature
will also be opposed to the Democrats.
In Pennsylvania, as far as heard from, there
have been elected to the Legislature 4s Democrats
and Know.Nothings, being a gain Of 80 for the
former. To the Senate, members, all Democrats,
are elected, being gains.
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Inundatfon in IRisconsin.

CHICAGO, Oct ll.--Accounts received from
Northern Wisconsin and the vicinity of Lake Win
nebago and Fox River state that tremendous mum
dations have been occasioned by severe storms
Thousands Of tons of hay have been swept off,
with large quantities of grain. Apprehensions were
entertained for the safety of all the mill property
there eass .HH su.tr 1sl,
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HoRRIBLE AyFAIn.-A few days ago, portions
Of the body Of female we're dragged from a
burning quarry in Blair county Pa. II is supposed
TO be the body Of Mrs. Corigan, vito Of farmer
Of that name, who has been arrested on suspicion
of having murdered her, and then committed her
body to the flames. he accounts Tor her absence
by saying she has gone TO Philadelphia
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Certainly there Il nothing 10 alarm US In any
demonstration Of folly or hnaticsm, but there Is
much demanding eur detestation In doctrine
which Processes allegiance TO one government and
reserves higher obligation to another. We do
not fear the power OF man, but abominate spies
and traitors alike to truth and TO the Union"
Such would be our answer to the Hon. Mr..
Johnson to any demand whether we saw
anything in higher law to alarm us?" M
We have thus placed the American Order
properly before the country We have demon
strated that the doctrine Of the Papist is the
doctrine Of the doctors of the higher law and
Of the niger nullifers. We will in concur
sion, express our surprise that a gentleman Of
such professional and political distinction as
Mr.. johnson should not have seen and pointed
out to others the obvious distinction between
excluding from membership all persons wiz
believe in higher law, and the absurd, dis
honest, unconstitutional and imRolitic doctrine
Of violating the principles Of civil and religious
freedom, and prosecuting men because Of their
religious faith, falsely attributed to the Ameri-
can Order by its INSCRIPTIONS enemies.
Dismissal Of Captain A. III. Reynolds.
The dismissal of this officer from the service,
upon an allegation Of being defaulter to the
government, has excited much feeling amongst
his friends in this community, and will lead,
we understand, to a public remonstrancc by
Captain Reynolds against the decision Of the
President
Without assuming to know anything Of the
propriety Of this dismissal, we think the friends
Of Captain Reynolds and the public would
have been better satisfied if the President had
ordered court martial, or should review his
decision, and still extend the justification of a
court or military trial t as
We fear, however, that this is another act
of that Star-chamber system under which
several unexceptionable officers Of the Navy
are now demonstrating against the cruelty Of
duplicating them in common sentence with
others who are VIGOROUSLY vicious and in
competent. 1t is a part, also, Of the new sys-
TEN under which an officer, stigmatized by a
dishonorable sentence, finds it impossible to
obtain hearing or redress.
We cannot soc why citizen, by accepting
commission in an honorable profession,
should thereby deprive himself Of the right Of
trial by jury, Of having his indictment read
being confronted with witnesses and accusers--
and, in word, ofall those rights which free
and honorable man values above all earthly
distinction.
We hope, in justice to meritorious officer,
the President will review his decision, and or
der public investigation Of tho charges
against him.
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The Front Royal Gazette says; The real estate
belonging to the heirs Of Isaac Cloud, deceased,
lying within one and half miles Of Fort Royal,
and containing abort 500 acres was recently sold
by VIM. NJ Buck, ESQ.,, under decree of the
court Of that county for the sum Of ell 1000
between s3e and $S7 per acre.
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CHEAP LASDs.-There were sold at auction in
Philadelphia the following tracts of land; Ten
thousand acres in Doddridge, two cents per acre
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-five In
Randolph, 81 cents per acre; ten thousand In
Washington, ] cent per acre; seventy-eight thou
sand in Fayette and Montgomery, cent per acre.
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RAILROAD CosvENrIos.--A convention of the
friends of the Alexandra, Loudoun, and Hamp-
shire railroad was held in Winchester, Virginia, on
"Wednesday, and was largely attended. The route
found to be the nearest practicable to an air line
route between Alexandria and the Hampshire coal
basin was recommended. 1t was also resolved to
ask the Virginia Legislature for three-ffth sub
,crption to the capital stock, and TO urge county
and town subscriptions on the route.
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Destrttctive Fyre-Loss s25. 900.

0swEeo, N. Y, Oct liza fire broke out,
about IL o'clock last night, in the extensive steam
planing-mill Of Messrs. Forward a Smith, which
entirely consumed that and adjoining buildings Of
Mr.. Hans White, Tovey, and others. Loss s25, 900;
insurance. $4,000. 80 -H.st
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The Conneciicut STATE Fair.

HARTFORD, Oct. ll.--0ur State Fair, which
closes tomorrow, has been one Of the most sue
cessful ever held in New England. The display
In every department has been excellent, In cattle
and horses very fine. The visiters to-day esti-
mated at $4,000. Receipts have been over 81, 900.
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Railroad Accident.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 12.-The emigrant train which
left Erie last night ran off the track near Kings
vile, in consequence of the disarrangement Of
switch. Several passengers were injured. q
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Henry IIardisty, Of Baltimore, formerly Secrets,
ry of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 10 dead.
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APPEARANCES or THE NAvIGAroRs.
ny THE NOR NING's MAIL.

Ponder Nil Erpiosion---Sevsn Men Killed.
PORTLAND, Oct 1.-THE powder mill at Gosham
blew up this morning, killing seven men and injur-
ing several others. 1t was owned by g. g. New
hall, of Boston.
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SALE OF MnLs.--The Washington iron mills at
Wheeling we're sold on Monday TO Drakely 4 Fen
ton Of Baltimore for $4,000,
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The steam-frignte Saranac, Captain Long, was
at Spezzia on tho l4th of September. The Con-
gress and Constitution had net then arrived.
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