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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-01
EMU and BESMgel' GOODS,

and the boxes were piled up around the door G.
nough to astonsh the natives Our friend could
not pass without going in to sec what all these
boxes could have contained. lie went in and
found oyory shelf, corner, and even part Of the
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their va
rioty, and it's no use to try to enumcralo the ar
lCics. The wonder ROw was that even that
pile Of boxes could have contained all the rich
variety around him. lie remarked TO one of
the firm, g You have brought on Il large stock of
Goods this time The answer vas, con! you
have not seen all como, 60 up stairs" Fol
lowing up stairs, he found The large upper room
stored with large assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF all sorts and sizes, and as cheap as------ as
the Goods down stairs, and they were cheap c.
nough, il all conscience When our friend
came out and turned towards home hc had an
arm full Of Now Goods and notions for the folks
at home. He would advise all persons in search
Of Goods " Very CuEAp Tor Cash. TO call at
ROGERSS FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, whcro
tho most lastdous tosto can be accommodated
with something good and cheap. They charge
nothing for exhibiting their assortment 90 and
call at the CEEAP CoRNER.
Morgantown, Sept. 30, 1865.
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HI Prizes guaranteed by ho Laps oChe State.
TO THE pUBJJr.

Tho Washington Society would fc oI some re-
luctancc in appealing to the support of the peo-
pic were it for n less worthy or less noble object
thaN that which they have in view. The schcme
which they offer, being placed under their sole
control by the State Commissioner, thoy have
made ii so attractive, 0ud formed it upon so rrapd
and liberal a scale, that they have no fears but
that the public will come forward with one nc.
cord to IFS support and assist The Society i'm tho
successful carrying out Of one Of the most ma
notc undertakings of the present day. IL NOT
onyappoals 10 tho national feelings ofthe Amer
'can heart, but also to the solEintcrcst of cycrv
man Those who invest dollar or more in This
undertaking not oHly contribute TO n patrintic
object, but stand an equal chance with others in
securing prize. Perhaps you may be the lucky
(" There is tide in the affairs Of men. .
%hich, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune >,
And why may not this prove tho food in your
affairs? lie that never risks never winsi X X
The managers felt assured Of it's success from the
brilliant reception with which its announcement
met rom our most eminent citizens, five thou
sand tickets having been engaged on the first
day. ...
The drawing, which comes OF on the Ist Of
November, will constitute one of the greatest
Failures Of tho closing day Of the exhibition O
our Institute for the Promotion Of the Mechanic
arts.
Gil. =. DUNCAN, Chairman Board of Managers
IL Tickets $l,--Packages of DC, SEQ
WANrrD-Agouts to form clubs in every TOWN
village and hamlet in tho State. Forward your
orders Immediately so as 10 meet prompt aitcn-
ton. ...' ...
Drawing, first day Of November.
W Those not desiring TO compete for the Pre-
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All orders and letters must be uddrest8l To
ChREW & OULER
LSolo Agents for the Managers, j Baltimore. Mp.
September 10, 1855. r.
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IylDNnUS 2aAApS,
sceno in . Aailroad Car.

Train just on tho point of stating.
Enter hurrIodly young married couple.
Young Observation-Disclosures haste. Bessy
no umo to TO lost. llere's seat.
Young wife (anxionsly gluncing at a
bandlc III her arms George, isn't there
To-" much air comes in herc2 I'm q.
it"id the baby will take cold.
Young husband good humoredly)-
Not u bit of it. Hon sc, along famous.
".
Young wite---I5ut | am so uneasy,
you know. wonder if there's been
any smallpox here, or meuscs, or
whipping cough! DO please ask the
conductor
Nuuug hHsh.--NonscHsc: you mustn't
think nbou, such things. Remember
mo IL the old folks; and don't let them
spolI the liitle fellow. Good bye /!
Times up and must be of.
Young wife (letaiuing him) Stop a
minute, George, they won't 60 just yet.
Mjua and take good care, vi yourself,
aud DO sure and write To mo ultcn.--
fou'l} find all thugs put nicely away
III the two lower drawers. There's Il
dozen shirts, seven pairs Of drawers,
aud six -
Young husband Cunning to lcavr)-l
know, know. Never mind ubnu,
them now. | dare say | shall fluid them
all right.
Young wifo--And George, one word
morc--ouly one wo,d.
Wanna, H., I,,,l VIII .,,, :; :,
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which separate the dis putants, and as there
can be no dishonor in submitting TO the laws
the National Council has deemed i, tho best
guarantee OF common justice and future
peace, to abide by and maintain the existing
Jaws upon the subject Of slavery, as final
ana conclusive settlement Of that subject, in
spirit and in substance,
Aud regarding it the highest duty TO avow
their opinions upon 4 subject So important,
IN distinct and uneqnivocalte terms, it is here
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| SUBJECT OF slavery in the States where it does
or may exist, or exclude any State from ad.
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ton does or does not recosuize the insti;u.
Ton OF slavery as a part of It's social system;
and especially pre,crmilin2 any expression
| oil opinion upon the power of Congress TO es.
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| It is the sense of the National Council that
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SUBJECT OF slavery within the Territory of the
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mcnt, all its citizens from interference with
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we are al peace. ...
HlV.-This National Council declares tina
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forward every where openly avowed; and
that each member shall be at the liberty t.
make known the existence Of the OrIer, aid
the fact that he himself is member; and il
recommends that there be no ConceaImcnl o.
the places of meeting of :he SubOrdinatc
Councils. F."
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President Of The National Council
Z. ID. DEsnLER, Of New Jersey.
Corresponding Secretary.
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Domestic Manufacturing

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miles below ..... .. ... ..... ~
., CarmiChaelt0wn, Greene County, Pcnn'a..
,Ihey VIII also exchange Woollen Goods for
Wool, on fair terms - ..".".... fl. "
=. eard'ng and Spinning done by the pound -.
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Country Produce taken for work 81.
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9 Oh! what pile Of Boxes - Well, reader,
the secret OF it that the firm had inst rccciy-
cd their now and very large assortment Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-02

TuE Moruu ,>r uu NNuo. The rl-
loving picture occurs Boa au account OF tle
ancient village OF Warrt1vu, rutIr.hr,l ia
the Camrril., Chronicle. Toe Christian
Register says. seldom DO 81, f.v Iiu.,
present a ,.rus ur thrilling interest with
such graphic yl-m--. Ruth ua- poor
maniac Supported hg charity"
lie wa. Che misfortune Ola Lady one day
Q, automatically oT.ulhr atnuruf thu,.
time, when Ruth was hrr humble guest
Ruth instantly sa,,chod the lady ,mi,in-
infant. and lev toward tAs river, "a, no great
distance, willy y,viu. % drown 30. swim
spell che mauiac. ,vif.r followed thc Young
mother, terror and crtr-aty on Der beautiful
face, and ths laughing 10y Growing and
lpokin. llrk with Unconscious delight
Ruth vas nearly uycrtakeu. She stopped.
picked ZAP a brick arl tum,d o. hurl &c at
hsr pursuer. she met thr eyes hitherto
avoiie,l-eyr- ~ iuryIrr.sih's r1vsr-,br
quailcl bei1rr their gommluI,u- auI rr..-
lute rehuk,, yielded the infant at oa-,, bgt
da.hc,l the brick with fury into the river.
barst into a loud laugh, ana In an instant
was calm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

p,ruU,rp HrnN Bobirs. Ashort time
sine, the body o. Mr.. 10y, wife Of George
p Low. who died tweuty-iour years ago
"a ga. buried some thrcc miles from Day
~, Ohio. was disinterrcj to be removed 20
,hs cemetery. Both the cofTu and the body
70 the surprise fan present, were found TO
4, in an excellent state Of preservation.
The Dayton Empire says.
The shroud, and inlccd, all The covering
which was upon IN, body at The time Of
ia,ermsu,, had ji,apposri-not 'i''ac'
Of them rcmaincl. The body was Ieric''
rxcrp, the right lex, from the knce 90 The
ankle j5int. where The Och symcl 90 have
wasted away, and las az che bottom oI The
c,En in a sutstauce rr-rmhliug ashes mixed
with and. With thi. exception Of decay
IN, h,iv AMI limb. exhibited the same pr
fsctuess Of exterior thcy dil when lti, AMI
animation were In thc l,ly
"ghe body. inl,yi, hli lo,n Irtriari.
Il Wa. bv some strans- quality Of tho earth,
turned into st1n, % a drah, or morc rr1Isr-
" .pcnkine, ooh color, and ,hc ehisrl OF
the artist might initiate, but could un, form
~ cl1-e a resemblance @, che human form
divine The smile which lighted uP her
c5untruance at the moment when death ssn-
,ly united the cord which bound he srul 90
CLAW. It'll s1cmcl % liugrr upon th' hcg of
stnu,
.Thc grave Of the rraudelill Of Nr. 10y
va. next entered. ans tbr Crhu cNhur0d.
Thi- was. al-', found 90 D. heaay, and when
opened. the g.rr-e presented much thr same
appearance a. that Of M. 10y. lt wa,
not a.. perfect. however although Irfridel '
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-02

W,ut>aru> A~u ~,~. Wh-u stuart va-
taintin. General Washington, portrait, De-
v.s rallied on, day hy ,he General or Do,
.lov work The painter protected ,h1; Che
picture could nos advance until thr cluyH~
VA. dry. AMI that t'rr. must he ,rmc j.ay.
Upun arriving next morning, stuart tlruel
hi, canvas. and discovered. D. bi. -rat
horror. the picture Wa. spoiled "G.ur
raj, " said De-, somebody ll, held thr ltr-
turc O. the FIRE" Washington .umu.rr!
hi. ue-r, yi'rt. som. and demanded ny lim,
in great indignation. W., hail jaraj Oh touch
the Portrait The trembling Sam rsr'iHl.
that. CHANGING 90 orerhear Washington
expression Of imIA'iyucr 40 che ,'uuur-- ui
the work, aud the Response of thc artist
that il must D. lry before 10 could r,vu, hr
had ycnturrj 90 put The canvas, hg1r ths
FRI Washington, with great anger, die
mis-5d him, and told him not o. show Die
face again. but thr next LAY. after stuart
hal arrived aHl Wa, Preparing o. work.
Washington rlu- thc h.ll and s.ut .ur sam.
De ramr in. a',,ael and trembling Th.
President drew uav silver watch from i..
pocket. and SAIL, Come here, sam Tk.
thi. watch, and whenever y.g look 600 b.,
remember that YOUR ma.trr, Don o. moment rl
passion, said o. son What lr urV regrets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-02
DIR. j. II. sCHENCK'S
SEA WEED TONIC,
For the Cure of Dyspepsia

Til. remedy u composed of compound prcpa-
,,,ion a common scavecd growing along he
a., shore ani b q certain aud iuisllihio remedy
ar The cure ~ Dyspepsia and i,' accompanying
diseases, 10 Wit;
SOUR end sci SomqrL. Loss Of appetite,
Hsaloehs, Pain m ne SIDE and Br,asi Pal
pi,aiion0 ne hart. Ulcrrs and ErHp'ious
ofaH kinds, chill, and Fsrer, Grdrs',
and di'olts gfths MdH,g',
Nervousness, WealEso of me- LiW5', foiri-
iHs Spills .dHdaN d,pdss, peculiar 20 females
Nearly ever, psrson !. more or les ALI ct''l
,,itb d,sDspsia or spmc ofthc diseases connected
With n. aad IL H. with feeling. Of pleasure that
Dr. Srhrnek can announrr IN ~ such the difcov-
e,, of the virtues n thc Sea Weed, which is lust
the rcmslv iat their ailments. nyspepsn ani
the m,ny diseases arsiag l,um h.. - caused by The
ds6sisut .,cr-ton Il The gastric juices. anh weak
&C.. Of thr pawrfs II the stomach. The effect II
,he Ss, Weed Tonic is fsli soon aftrr II b. taken,
a. !, .upples At once che princpc. u the de6cicnt
gntrir 1ier. and the food h digcitci naturally.
In i,rt The Tonic 30 nciry resembles 'hr natural
gastric mice that chemists even Cot liza Guilty n
l,,tiugni.hing then. u gives tone anil strength.
en-. th- stomach, thus Cnahling u 90 secrrio The
prorsr uantii, aul gulity 81 gastric juice, and
h.rsrsi1 and ~ 10, disshsrs Soon disappear
II ia well known hot that none suffer lkr The
l,,rsp,ic. fr ~ addition a. the nFspsp-p there b.
o6sp either hfaaaehe, Sour and Sch Stomach ,
psin IN the side, ralpiiaiions ~ ihr heart, Chile
and Ttyer, Gravel, Disease II thH kiiu'Ns, N'r.
yous vsaknsss and TfFmots, Gcn,nl Dcnliy,
r.inturs.. l.ns, ~ Appsiitr, Ra1 Taste lC'rr'
StHrrters in ffmBlrs. 1Il or each ui 'hfIn arising
from , ,lI.Hr.lefrI state Il he stomach, 'n here
ishr.al, discovered romsdy, or thr iriing suu
n one dlItr. hat vii cure ail this train 1t die
rtss.
Now, dup,riic. vii 500 avail yourself III ihi'
,rmsI, Ga d. tuGIuga cu,t' 0f Will 500 suffer- au'
The choice !. lpf 400 ~ make. Tho Sea We'd
Toais D. 1, y.rsraut biusrs, giving nTrrrn good
appetite arI rlul digestion, be- pee up 90 qlau
l.tilss, aler,s 1gIers with lhr Stomach, and -7F
itfs generally ELECTS cure. WhrHsyrr .ihs
bowels arr g,.!i,r, the tongue iurrcd, 90 ihr com.
.pir,i.1 .,.lu. Few ofS,hsH-k's Mandrake ar
I,,ef riHs mo- tD o.. ussl. \ lHN Of thrse p,Ii'
rr,a,s a.r.#.l1, each bottle ut lhr Tome, 1o..
willie lu-I a recess uf ihr laur, covered
wilma IHHI
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Rry. WNLTER CLNRKE.

SOLE PROPRIETOR, CORNISH. Nc.
Foo man, ,yats Afuthsrlr,. Hri lhlfuuD'Hii.
cd Chemist. boz zoe oi che Principal manufactures
towns Boz England,
Within rhs hsttvc'yc ,rlrs ih.u.1nts nflru'rs
have I.,n s.'d Boz che STAT, ul Mains, alone, aud
even vbsrc its ,NtnUldIraN psv,rs IT relieving
AND ,ufu- disease Ui ths chez, and lur-s grai..
iuIy Acknowledged; aui efproa, DO 's-s. 90
obstinate a1i long standing C"ughs, itfr'raIf a..
hfs che uHUlsisau' tirAlrg ..u.ii"u iH lhe throat
whrh CNcites coughing; % promote rr' aui ,I.
~ 'NIrrlurliiOn, and Is rruu,irg che exciting
cause oi tAs c.u.h, % h'pu'Hr, enables sufsrsrs
60 ,ul., a uatuial aud rsIs.hrg fssp, who 60
v,,k, had been deprived % that blessing.
Sold Boo naul,s, p cents 'aohi or hur EoH.''
IN p1c IS cents.
Read ihc 1''u-ing io1iinu1.hs
Mr lluaHsv,l II ~ratl1r' Nc, vas tso
wear. and ten months ahl,trl With moot ffs-
irossi1g ouu.h, extreme procure 81 lhe ln0-' ani
,thlr Dad s,uytums. Aitsrtnlrg lhNsi,ians sni
Patent Mrniriuts Boz vain, shs vas cured ls tuH
hotties ofihc Uui,sral Corsh MNture TruI ar,t
~ Rev. Wltrf Clarke.
Daniel Adams. Esg..ui bow .'oiuham, Ne, tee
tie. that Do. witt had lson fulJscitp cough, with
great di.Uulrr ~ the che.t ani hugs tso ,'ars,
inI vas rs,ipri 90 health d, onc BOTTLE ol RCN
Mahsr Carkc'. JniScr,al Cough MN,ws.
rev. J,.-r lla,s., of Lewiston iaIs. tos'ih's
lhlt q gentleman of hi aCT~ntaUDo who bad a
cough Il hog standing, with tghirsss 1T 'hs
chcst and shouusss II breath, so that De- vls laid
as,l, f,um business. Was cured perfectly o, on'
Lo,tle 9th, Uuiyersal Cuugh MiNiue.
Rev. Wm. Smith, # Iopshnn, Me. lr,lh.s
that biz wife va. afflicted Or twelve muuth' WITH
r. cdusrut anil distressing con.h, With great te'
mliiy; her lungs h,iug % much Affected, that %
Was dih,sut iur her 10 speak even Zoe lev min
utss; shc was completsl, cured q, three bottles
Of Rev. Waller Chfkr'. tuNor.il cough MiSiure
Agcni. supplied b, the pupTirtor, Cofnish, Ne
Sos In Paris, IN J. DRESSER; 30. Iaris,
IA RUsr; Buck6eld, Atwood; Norway. =. ",
IIoldsn add u. Moves, and BY Agehi' and h'di-
cine dealers throughout The country ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-03-02

4 CrnK Gpr1r An oEcrr who w..
wounded 10 lukgrmauu, having gone t' "a
Grygk village ur hralth. write, thus OIL. Us
Jis,5ns1latr hmily.-..I 'rivI 90 cu,nlr
them with tb, id,a of meeting ihrir iurnls,
but they vsrr ,utirr'y overcome with thr
thought orl.a,iu- thrirhamr- in l'c haud,
Of .tar-y~, anil having 90 -ek oihgr,.
vhcr. they Anew ny, fr thsy were I.,rr.
and the Iour make u1 rra frirul. uus
youus girl. che youngest uf four sisters, uf
whom thrre were married % -.'lirr- Bon che
Russian army. was ttr only one Who ir.si
90 kgyr up the spirits 0f Che ~. I.n
whole hmi'y vgre very hagtful pea, shr
Wa Of that ,-ausrru3aut beauty which one
rarely sg,s. except iD statue ur painting.
She IsI 1u oI cr.aiur,, almost imhr.'r,
who followed from instinct. a, 30 'g.re. aui
walked along. irving o. sing -mr u' OBJ,
-uu-. 90 her COUNTRY o. ch-r ur 3D. r-s'.
Poor grip had belonged o. amy profession
other ,taD ms own, my dur -, ! would
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