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Doors, Shutters, Frames SSr. All orders
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\ 4, FOB REGlsTER or Nils,
81 GEORGE ". MORGAN respesifuiiy a..
neincex himself as- a candidate for the 0ffsce
OF Rrgsssez Of y Iils Eor ST. Maryss county "a
the eiacsion IN lS.s7, ahl sohcia tie suppon
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George Wood.
MorgantoR, June 30sh, 1853.
certify tina: | am uequainied with George
w ood--that he was afflicted with Rheumatism
above stated, sad was cured by the use OF the
Mexmaa Mustang Lininaent
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16
The Dnkinlest Cut Of all.

A Contemporary who publishes his lucubra-
ton right in the centre of the cotton grow
ing South, in remarking upon the next
Southern Commercial Convention" which
is snnounced to take place in Knoxville,
Tenness g, on tic lOlh Of August, has. the
following very unkind thrust, aimed with a
vip that might punch hole in wind bag;
Really, we think it iUc that the South
crn Railroad Companies should kill or this
most miserable Of all uUmiiigated humhGgs
by re iusing 10 transport the delegates tree
OF charge. Only make them pay for ;heir
tickets, and their gas about Sorhesu com
mcrce viii find some other safCty-valve thaa
,hese Southern Commercial Conventions.
Perhaps il is our devotion TO our own con.
tempt for humbugs, that makes US feel a
sense Of humiliation not unmingled with
lo,thipg, when we hear of these Southern
Commercial Conventions. They have now
been in operation lor six OF eight years, u
T. ere, aud it any man can point To sing q
benefit that has resulted thsroirom, at al
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Air force Of Imagination.

PeOnius3S strong nervous temperament are
great s1t.es to TIVE whins and capr ces o.
their imagipations: and b, nee people OF
good mental, but of very ordinary Pffys'caI
ac1uirrmens, are the most subject to
this ryrany q mind over mater. Occa-
sionaly, very ordinary sort OF person-that
IS an individual Of considerable mind. bat
whose mental capacities are unsustained,
and so partially deveioped-suiiers from
this peculiar iEct in most distressing de-
gree. NJ doubt (sdys the best physical au-
lhority) one-ha:r the ills that flesh is heir TO
are super Induced by the fancy of tie sui-
ierer alone Hundreds have died by symP-
toms Of! cholera, yellow fever, and plague,
induced bv sheer DIRE I'd and fear OF those
terrible m1laGles.
A case is recorded, wherein ielon con-
demned to death by pFlebotomy had his
arm laid bare to the shoulder, aud thrust
through hole in partition, while he was
fast bound to the opposite side; the hidden
executioner, upon the other side, applied
the lancet to his arm with a click: the poor
culprit heard the muddy stream outpouring,
add soon growing weaker and fainter, he
fell into a swoon, and died; when the fact
was, not adrop of blood had been shed--a
surgeon having merely snapped his lancet
upon the arm, and confined to pour n small
stream of water over the limb and into a
basin
Another case in 'piut' was that Of Phila-
delphia amateur butcher, who, in placing
his meat upon hook, slipped, and hung
himself, nsted of the beef, the barbed point.
His agony was intensei he was quickly
taken down and carried TO physicians Of
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The South winds Soliloquy.
A RESPONSE TO ELTON.


I've lowell, home in bright-sunny clime' &
Where tss wild roses bloom, and ine oiainonus
shine,
whsrs the uhite waves in srihdeur. dance oer
the wide sea;
Where all Gods creation are happy and free
Z i'd. d on de scsrsn,s wisi, 6a.lesy foam. :
. Where the red coras gov ana the 'sa monsters
where shs notss oi The sonesrers float soft through
1,s,-s;ns of wild music, for freedomis there
And Iwillieaye thee brigh, land Of my birth
Thy scene. of enioyments and fairies of mirthi
I,il not bask in the sun-shine OF quiet repose,
While the crles Of oppression fiji the air with her
J,lrsine me a song, as leave my fair homes
Oer the WIDE track less ocean in grandeur 10 roam
With ioy ecstauc as an ungel of Heaven,
III hasten TO cheer the brave champion OF freedom
AsI mass DER the mountains and sweep down the
plain 81.
MANY hearts ,pla rejoice. at my coming again;
And their fond iervent prayers they offer for tree
dom,
Will bear on my wings to the portaisot heaYeh- :
Dark land os oppression! yet dear is thy name'
Thy freed m thy glory shall e'er be my lheme'
Though dark cloud is lowered. and resting on
thee,
T, onlv endears thee more sacred to me.
And when come bacl; to my bright home once
more,
Iii rejoice with rejoicings, ne'ar knew before;
Well knowing the mission, assigned me by Heaven
Is to cast in my unit for the blessing OF freedom
HAsTY.
Rrrroxr- OgIo. June 9Th, 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-07-16

CrThe white population OF Oregon Ter
ritory is stated BY the Oregon papers to be
from 5000 to $1,000.
TTne land sales OF the Illinois Cen
,ral Company in June smountsd to the large
sum OF S5l5,ooa against Ss4i,ee0 in the
same month last year.
.fsrThe Inumber of papers existing in
Minnesota a Is thirty y-thrcs. Of these, 6fteen
are Republican e leven Democratic, and sev-
On neutral OF independent Three are dsi-
lies, published in St. Paul
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seen her child die, is still not comfortless.
For no mother who has lost her child can
doubt. Lewis, do you understand me! God
sgeod.n she cried, passionately, land in
his mercy he ordered it so, that to bereav-
ed mothers soul must come the conviction
that is more than knowledge-the faith that
IS worlds above all reasoning. nneiO that
shall have my child again. Lewis, Lewis,
| kno,o ~
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:, G,Jiutlemanly Ladies"

An iacitent occurred on the New York
Central Railr1ad some months since, for
cibly illustrating the power Of pohtenesS,'
(as cur fJienl Martin Carn"s would express
it.0 The seats were all iull, except ne
which was occupied 5v Il rough booking but
honest Ir:shman-and at one ofthe stations,
couple Of evidently well bred and in,elii-
gent Young laties came in to pFocure seals,
but seeing 10 vacant ones, ,.Uere about to 90
into a back cGr--when Patrick rose hastily,
aud offered sthem his seat, with evident
p.easures But YOU wiI have no seat for
voJrsc'.," T, r,sponjed one of the young la
die with sail III 'sita;ing, with true po-
liteness, a, 10 accept it. = iver mind iiaE"
saiI the Hi6eruau, eyer welcome to T.
I'd ride upon the co,Coaicisr till NeU York,
any time, for smile from such jin:'smIRty
ladies - and re,rea,ed hastily into the next
car, amid the cheers oi this. who witnessed
the incident. -
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WHOLE NO 966.

fee, aud SO great was his pain Gn magma
tion) that he cried Piieously upon every
motion made by the doctor in cutting the
coat and shirt-sleeve from about the wound
ed arm! When, at last, the arm was barred,
not scratch was thareI The hook point
had mere grszed along the skin, aud tom
the Observation-Disclosures = -,
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Horneward Bound.

Rainy and rough sets the day =
There's heart-besting for somebody's
Imust be up and away
Somebody is anxious for somebody;
Thrice has she been to the gate
- Thrice has she listened for somebody's
Midst the nigh. Stormy and late
& Somebody's anxious for somebody
There'llbe comforting fire.
There'll be a welcome for somebody;
One, in her neaier attire,
VIII look at the table for somebody,
Though the stars fed from the west,
There is a star for somebody,
Lighting the home he loves best
Warming the bosom ofsomebody-
There'll be coat DER the chair,
There will be slippers for somebody
There'll be wife's tender care uf
loves fond enforcement for somebody.
Therell be the little ones charms
Soon twill be Weakened for somebody
When I have both in my arms,
Oh! but how blest WI be somebody
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commensurate with the thousandth part of
the liquor the delegates have guzzled down
their capacious throats, We should be pleas
cd to hear of it, Indeed they seem to have
become the mere occasion for drinking and
qourmandizing.-B Bait. American.
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April Eth, 1851.

ArDnoR's OFFICE
St. Clairsyille-
1 hereby certify that the foregoing Acrs are
correctly copied from the certified copies furnish
ed this Office S. GRESSfNGER,
Auditor Bel CO.
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Once agaip we see him sitting in his
easy chair before the bright coal fire. by
his side sits a beautiful lady-one hand lies
in his, and the other vas tsnderly s,rokirg
his hair, but her eyes are resting upon the
little fairy who SITS IT the piano, silently
dreaming over some of Handel's music
wbich her. papa las brought home % her.
The lady is his wile.
y'fhe fairy is his asta Diva
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Ths magistrate, however, had Eel, 80
mrrn daring the service, aud saw ssings SO
d ffereutly - what he had done before, that
his enIniiy was changed into. love and after-,
ward he became the friend and adsoests Of
DE prosecuted, aud IT is believed also SIN
cere Christian.
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Hush, husbands Only those two words,
but in such a tonei Calm. comforting, ten-
der looked up at her: her face wore the
same expression as her voice.
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BELMONT. Ono, June 9Th, 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

TnE NEW STATE OF MINNESOTA -sUnder spe-
cial act Of Congress authorizing the same, an
election came oil throughout the Territory of
Minnesota on the first Monday in June last for
delegates to Convention to form a State const-
tuition and government. Under the authority of
the same act of Congress this Convention will
meet on the second Monday in July (next Mon
day, to organize State government, &c. The
republicans have secured a majority of the Con
,cniion, and they will, no doubt, make use of their
success with the view 10 the beA party advan-
tage in The organization Of the new state ana in
the distribution Of the spoils But here the qucs
ton rqcurs: Why no! sci aside all the late irrcgu
lar proceedings In Kansas by both parties aud
put Kansas through the regular discipline of an
enabling act Of Congress. as in the case of Min
nesosaS Or was this enabling act 10 Minnesota
a mere device of Mr.. Douglas to keep her out
Of the Union till Kansas should I've ready TO
come I'M W. hope not. Sauce for the goose
should BE- saucc for the gander." This is the
only true doctrine on the "goo'c question.
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Duly Nl,es or the Day Book as New York city
organ of the democracy. But q this contingency
may depend upon the lobby operations during
tie next winter at Washington of the Albany
Seward clique, we need say no more upon the
subject at present. Our only purpose in these
incidental specifications of the newspapers named
is to show that while the remains of the late
Know Nothing party are in the market, there is
anything but harmony among the big aud " little
Villains of the black republican church.
With Fremont out Of the question, and with
the republican party resting upon ". II. Seward
as its recognized leader, il would probably,
upon a fair test, be found to-day weaker than in
November last to the extent OF two or three huu-
dred thousand votes From the high-handed
usurpations Of the Seward spoilsmen of our last
Legislature, it is very probable that they
will be signally routed in this State
next November, and thus the foundation
of Stewards hopes and strength may be
taken away. In fact, the organized and cohesive
republican party of the North of 1857 is but a
fragment of the Fremont party of 1866. A con-
siderable portion OF its materials are awaiting,
like the ulsDailutO clilmOre voters ana tne
wrangling democracy, the issue of the Kansas
question, AID the reconstruction of parties for
the succession
In the South, before the lapse OF twelve
month, We may expect the organization of q
Southern sectional party, under the auspices of
the secession leaders of the democratic party.
This sectional movement South viii give vitality
and s. stem to the Seward sectional organization
of the North but between these extremes, from
the facts and circumstances We have recited, the
reader cannot fail to discover the abundant raw
materials that will exist, North and South, for
the organization of an all-powerful conservative
Union party. We adhere to this theory of at
least three parties for the succession and to the
opinion that, as neither the sectionalists of the
North or the South were thoroughly chastised in
1885, the duty of reducing them to silence and
submission will be the special business of the
conservative masses Of the American people in
1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-11

Ac1UM STATE OF TuE MUNICIPAL Flour
Recognizing the immense difficulty to our rcsd
ers Of keeping track Of the various shifting and
legal turnings and twistngs that have character
lied the contest for municipal rights which we
have been and are wsgng In this city, we pub
lish today general view Of the actual condition
Of affairs The Metropolitan Police question Ia
settled and at rest--our municipal rights, in that
respect. being cxtngushcd, at least for time.
The contest for the Street Commssioncrship il be-
ing stil wagcd. and presents today The rather cx
traordnary spectacle Of three Judges of the Same
CONT of coordinate powers neutralizing each
The act of the other. This judicial spectacle il in
itself an epiiome OF the general outside triangu-
lar fight in which parties arc involved. How IL
Is to end, or where may he discovered the clue 10
the labyrinth, * ono Of those things that passcth
comprehension.
The Excise Commissioners are not making
much progress in their way. They arc not Ger
tanly overlooking the city with licensed spirit
vcndcrs-not because il ia so difficult to procure
license, but because the liquor dealers do not re
cognise either them or the law under which they
are organized. Up to this time they have grant
cd only 80 licenses though there are probably
l2,OOo places in The city where liquor ia sold /.
Thy vii receive application Cor, and grant u.
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The mail steamship North Star, Capt Lerevre will leave
the city TO day, al noou for southampton and Bremen
The European mails will close IA this city hslpast
O'Clock this morning.
The European edition OF the HSkALD, printed In French
and English, will be published at O'Clock in the
tag Single copies, In wrappers, six cent?.
subscriptions and advertise nelts Or any edition or .he
ToRK HERALD will be received the following place
In Earope:-
LospoS-Am. European EXPRESS Co., 81 King William st.
PARs- DO. Co. Place de n Bourse.
IIvxRreoL-Do. DO Chapel street
lvxRrooL--2. Stuar., 10 Exchange street East.
HAvRl-Am EarDpesn Express Co., q RE Ccrneille.~
TIE contents q the European edhen OF the HKsp will
somblne the received by mil aud telegraph the
shce during The previous week, and up tie noT Of
paoucaSlop.
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the VALIDITY of the indictment. Peter Nashewson,
charged with burglary In the third degree, Was &C
Quilted. Bertha Bushkill. Q young girl, was tried
and convicted of stealing ar infant but Judgment
was suspended. The particulars of this case were
reported in the HERALD some days since. John
Smith, indicted for robbery in the first degree, very
prudenty pleaded guilty to an attempt, and was
sent to the State prison for i've years Winifred
Sullivan, indicted for grand larceny was acquitted
in orsequence of variance between the indictment
and ,he proof. She will be re indicted this morning
The Investigation into the Of the death OF De
Grand val, at Hoboken, was concluded yesterday,
when the jury rendered verdict that deceased was
killed by pistol shot fired by Frederick Cueva.
The prisoner had previously been remanded to jail
wheie he viii await the action Of the Grand Jury at
the sitting of the Court in October next.
The sales Of COTTON yesterday embraced aboit 500 500
bales, esrg based upon middns uplands at about l4c
al47.c. F'oar was in moderate demand. Prices were
again lower being lilly cents per barrel for nearly all
KINDS under good to choice Wheat was also IA her
heavy and slack Of sale Chicago sprng brought 81 So
and small lot o. Southern white soil 81 % The
receipts of com ght amt prices nrmer Common
mixed sod a SIC SIC, and good prime soi at SIC
Sec. yellow and white nominal. PORK heli
above The views o. Buyers Smal lots Of so,d
$2 eos 81 IS IN large lots II was oisre al s22 IS
without buyers, ard arm and sold at i4.c Sugars
were more active with improved demand from the
trade. The saes embraced a5out 1562 bids including
700 tugrh Islands and 20 boxes al rates another
column Coffee firm bu, quiet. white sales were nj
ted Freights Inactive while rates 10 Liverpool
IN nominal and without change worthy Of notice
TO other por
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New York, Saturday, July IL, 1857.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-02-27

i'y, aud no one has done more for IL than
he. His nomination is no more than . just
merit to the man
We have conversed with quite rumher
Of our friends from different Parts Of the
County, and they all express themselves
warmly favorable to the nomination Of Mr..
Jordan. Let our friends push bis claims
let Bedford County be true to herself, and
We may receive the honor of the next Gov
ernor from tins County.
In this part of the State be would run a
tremendous vote, as be is we'll liked on ac-
couat Of his many good qualities of both
head aud heart.
We would then say TO our brethren
Throughout the State, give US the no.nins-
ton, in the person of Mr.. Jordan. aud our
triumph will be certain.