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By GEORGE Z. MORRIS.

By GEORGE Z. MORRIS.
Fare thee well--we part fort vrr
All regrets are now in vain.
Fate DEGREES that " e must sever,
Ne 'er 10 meet on earth again.
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c III.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

mas won for itself such for the cure of every
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III Prepared by DR. J c. aver & Co Lowell Msssa-
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The Peoples Pamphlet which may be had
(gratis) of dealers i'll Davis's Vegetable Pain
Killer, abounds in certificates of the most reli
able character, and such as will convince the
most credulous that it is invaluable as family
medicine. 90
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I'll { H 10 DEN HAN D .

BY EMMA d. Z. N. SOUTHwORTH,
author Of The BRIDE Of n,i Erthiag The Deserted
WIFE" &C. DC, &c,
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| The town agent at Hartford Connecticut,
sold $3,32s gallons of liquor last year to citi
zens, under law that forbids all sale except to
| the sick!
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CHAPTER Tins NOCTURNAL WIZ
Whence is that knocking
How is't with me when evry SOUND annals me?
hear "a knocking
In The south entry Hark more knocking
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MURDER Am BANK RoBBgRY. = Memphis,
Feb 4.-The branch of the Union Bank at
Jackson Tennessee, was robbed last night of
large amount of specie and paper, and the clerk
who slept in the building murdered. There is
no clue to the perpetrators.
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TaE sonratRN p4cIFFc RArIRnAn, = Me,p
Orleans, Fec. 5.-Dates from Marshall, Texas
to the 2bth ult,, have reached here. The Pacif-
ic Railway Arbitration Committee have already
reduced the amount Of claims below 100000,
and their work is vet unfinished Mr. Fowles
expected to get possession this week.
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Mlisccllaneol,s.
The Opposition.
.s',he Lynchburg rirginian notices

a>he hynchburg piryinian notices
shv Petersburg nominees and says:
We hope an opposite candidate will
~ once be put in the field and that he
viii tackle Honest John upon every
c.amp in the State. IF the Democracy
mere so turbulent and noisy in Con-
,ention, there must be immense dis
satisfaction with the nominee. Ifthey
snarlcd and quarreled at tho very
beginning like thousand tom cats all
tied together by their tails, very likely
the row will be continuedto the "bittcr
end" The nomination Of an Opposi-
tion candidate will afford great many
decent and quiet Democrats who are
'lisgusted with the turbencc and row
dyism of their old party--an opportuni-
ty to cut loose from former associations,
and unite with the quiet, respectable,
we!l-behaved and digni6ed Opposition.
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TIllE YOUNG. AMERIcA

Clothing Store is all the rage,
1t surpasses far the living age;
Being ono of the largest in the State, s
And selling goods at SO low u rate,
That all who call can easy buy, 13
And II they don't, can't tell Why.
Listen and prepare yout MUD,
While call of the different kinds: h''#
COATS OF all descriptions, kinds and taste,
aia And style of breast or length of waist;
.Ofall material, Frock and Dress,
And fit you, too, without distress.
PANTS comes next, which to 'numcrate,
Would take man with pen aud slate,
From morn till night, with two minds, 1''
rh. To cyphcr down tho different kinds. r.
Enough to say, / will all supply,
With anything to suit their eye; '.~''
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray, .aalc.
nm bound to "suip' you any Way .:.#
VESTS, astonishing to relate,
am ahead OF all tho Statej af'.H aa# 70
Vclyets, plain. plaid, stripped or blue. Et..
Satins OF all kinds, figured silks too;
And many more--it is not worth while ~
To half describe the monstrous pile. II sor
SHIRTS oflinen, and Marseiiies too,
HickoTies, CaIicoes. stripcd and blue.
Blossoms, Collars, Cravats and Caps new
llandkerchiefs, Gloyes, Rubber suspendcrs
And the latest style of good double leaders,
Boys CLOTHING, Coats, Vests and Pants,
" lcnnnot fit either grasshoppers or ants
But anything in human shape,
warrant a FIT up to the tape; 70 'H
And stick to my motto of old, rra r
r. That is--.not to be un6cIsold."
So come along, bring friend and PIN,
But don't forget the "Ready Tin" b. iH
rEs a.ar. d. IT. slime.
Morgantown, Oct. II, ls5S.-l74
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Mr.. Wanner, the democratic candi.
date for Congress, in Berks county,
Pa, and defeated on Tuesday by Gen.
kcim, was the law partner of the Hon.
Jchu Clancy Jones. So the entire
firm is voted a humbug.
Departed Monaesty.-An old sailor,
at the theatre, said he supposed that
dancing girls wore their dresses ut
halfmast as mark of respect to de-
parted modesty. ... ',..... ~,
Meap.-Poultry was selling unu.
sually cheap in Fifth Street Market
CINCINNATI, Friday morning. Chick
ems were offered at ten cents per pair,
and good sized turkies at twenty-five
cents each. Decidedly cheaper than
beef.
Cda't DO N.-The Pope wishes to
dispense with the presence of five thou
sand French soldiers quartered in the
Papal States, but is feared that distur-
Dances would ensuc if they were to be
removed.
Mr.. CRITTENDEN.-There is a rumor
from Washington that certain friends
of Mr.. Crittenden have determined
upon early measures for putting him
forward as Presidential candidate.
a Medical Students Prayer Meeting
is held in Philadelphia every morning.
These meetings are being well attend
cd, and are said to Jc very interesting.
DEAD.-Rov. II. U. Onderkonk, the
cX-Expscopal Bishop of Pennsylvania,
died at Philadelphia on Monday morn
ing.
The State lands in Aroonstock coun.
ty, Maine, are offered for salo at fifty
cents an acre, to be paid for by work
lug on the roads, in the course Of four
years.
The clay for brickmaking in Ceylon,
is prepared by elephants. They arc
made to knead it with their feet, which
they do, however, rather reluctantly.
An epidemic has broken out amonv
the hogs near Pleasant Hill, N. c.
Dead hogs are found lying in the woods
in every direction.
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Moro "GrOaNing.0

A gentleman just from Wetzcl coun-
ty informs US that the Democracy of
that county are very much dissatisfied
with the nomination ofLetcher. They
regard the selection of the far-off city
of Petersburg as the place Of meeting
as intended to prevent attendance from
the Western portion of the Western
portion of the State, and it must be
confessed it most effectualiy accom-.
plished that object. This was seen in
the fact there was but one delegate
from this entire congressional district.
They regard Letchor as having obtain.
ed the nomination by fraud, and the
whole are now grooming" over his
selection Wheeling Times.
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Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies

THE BEST, SAFEST, MOST EFFICIENT, AND USES
FuL FAMILY REMEDiEs KNOWN. They have been
before the public for three years, and have re-
ccIvcd the unqualified communication of the thou
sands who have used them. They are nut TN
III neat cases, with book ofdrcctons and fl.
teen different specifies for the cure Of the follow
ing diseases, viz: FfreTS, c0ngesii0ms and in.
GamdHOHS. ,. Worm Complaints. 5. BaGy's Suf-
JoringS. i. DidTrhIG ana Summer C0mplriYt-
>. DyScAiGry. 6. Cholera, chOlera m0rbuS. T.
Coughs, COidS, Bronchitis. 8. IOothGchc and Neu.
rdigidS. Q. Headaches. 10. Dyspepsia, freak and
acid stomach. II. Suppressed ScGnfy or pGi,.Jui
menSeS. -. Whites and JGmGie WeGkncgS. 49,
Group. Ia. Salt Rhcum. TO- Rheumatism.
Large boxes, each for the following FEVER
and AGUE; CAyARnn; $oRE, WEAK, aud InrLAm-
I'd EYEs ; Pnrs, WHooPfno CoUGn.
PRICE: The entire Set and Book. put IN in
large three dram Walls, 81; the numbered Box
cs and Book, 81 ; large single boxes 80 cents !;
small do % cents.
LJ1Thesc remedies arc promptly sent by mail
or express TO any part of tho country on the re-
ce'Pt Of the money. Numbers omitted or dupli-
Gated TO suit purchasers. Address,
HUMPHREYS & PALMER.
562 Broad way, New York.
July ~. lE2 3mo.
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LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA F0UN
DRY AND CORN.CRACKERl

HAVE just put up pair of Corn.crackers,
Il and em now ready to crack your Corn. Come
ON, friends and enenies,l would lave you all TO
know that am ready now tn crack your grain
into cob-meal, &C., in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou want 1t done up right, ,
And have but little stole,
10. Just bring along some first rate grain, III
And will take the toll! .-..
p think not best in setting out a-oprs
The people much TO hattcr, 10 IS d
Then come along and try your luck
Come see what is the matter.
Then ifyou don't say all is right,
And TO your neighbors brag,
The next time you mny 60 of light,
.ra And also lose the bagl
10 Then come right along 10 NINION's, at
Dnronnna Foundry, and get your grain done up
into Cow-feed In short order. We can sell you
n Pump to furnish the water, and big kettle TO
mix your feed IL. Canyon do better any where
eisef IS fE' Ia March o, 1858.
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .,,.,,

Two CONSUMPTIvEc.---T sdtsrtissx
4 having been rcstoted to health in lev
weeks, by very simple remedy, aher having
suffered several years with severe Lung dfss!.
ION. and that dread disease, Consumption -
% anxious TO make known to his f,,low-syffe,-
ers the means OF cure. To ally tho desire il, he
VIII send the prescription nscd (rREE or cHspoxl
with directions Tor preparing and using the Same
which they will find sure Cure for CoKsuhr.
rIoN, ASTHMA, DRoNcnIr;s, &c, The only Oh
ject OF tho advertiser in sending the prcseria.
ton is to bencf. the afflicted, and he hopes eS-
cry sufferer will try his remedy, IA ii will cost
them nothing, and mayyproye a blessing. Par.
ties Wishing tho prescription viii please address
,FlsJtEl REV. EpwARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburgh, Long Island.
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MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
q II II G. II VIC OLE,
For Wan and Beast.

~
Has been before the public for more than 40
syears, and is deservedly popular. 4,i.l 90
Extract Of a letter from Dir. E.s Pattse, data
'E-I .or.gg Rdpenswood, "a, jpn. 81 1860.
The Gargling Oil is the only reliable Embr,.
cation in existence. So say the PEOPLE W.
can sell more Of thsn all the re st put togethsr-
can furnish you with tive Eve hundred csrue.
Gates, If you want.
From Messrs. Hendricks & co., HarrisonviIle Va
There will probably be great dealso the
Gargling Oil sold here. All who have tried il
the best medicine for horse ever made b.
From Brown & Jones, BIandenburg, Ky.,Psb
16, 1857 H'.H#E -, XXI
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat
isiacuon, and is champion Liniment for ais6
and beast. We have never known il 20 fail in
single instance. .A G1h.
SEREprA, Miss, Feb, 10. 1887.
GENTS :-Please send another supply of your
Garglng Oil, II has given general satisiact ton.
1t has cured case of Rheumatism of ten wear,
standing and is great Tor burns, in fact II ba,
oeeh successful IN almost any case where is has
had fair trial. d. G. ROBINSON.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has &c. w. Merchant.
LockPort, N. Y.,o blown in each bottle, and al.
SO has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets gratutously furnished by ages,s
with Testimonials gifts iility,. All order.
dressed to Merchanps Gargiing OIL Co.,,
For sale by Druggists and Merchants genef
ally, through the United States, British PossesS
sions, and other Countries. And by r.-..- (
...a. ..... FITCH & CHALFANT,
Morgantown, vn.s
And by one or moro agents in every town ius
the vicinity. Wholesale at all large commercial
towns sa ne Sept. 3, 1896.
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PEACE A.! EEE S'gHa.L!
THE WAR IS ENDED ! J

WIN. LAHIER has just received from Phla.
W dclphla and Baltimore, a large and gem
oral supply Of seasonablc goods, which DO will
sell at vcry low figures.
FOR THE LADIES'
lie has beautiful assortment OF Drsss
Goods, Such as Silks. Vcivcts, Dolaincs, Alpac.
as, CniicOs, Ginghams, &c, Of all coiors and
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress TRIMMINGS La.
COS, Ribbons, Taper Hoop skirts, Head dresses,
&c, &c. Velvet, silk, and straw bonncts, Rush.
IS, Flowers; Something new and all cheap -
Satinets as low as % cents per yard.
ron GENJLEMEE---
Cloths, Cassiincrcs, Cassinets, Vestises. Lin,
On collars, &c. Cloth as low as 81 20 per yard,
Cd vide.
SHOES mn BOOTS.
large assortment Of shoes, Boots, &C., for
Lodics, Gents and Children.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
4 fall supply Of Goats, Vests aud pants, very
cheap.
QUEENSjV IRE.
general assortment Of Queens & Glassware
GROCERIES,.
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, MOlHsscs Sytuu. &c &c
UIIS AND cars.
Hats and Caps for Mcn ard Bows, very ow
with the goods on hands makes his assortment
large and complete. lie respectfully invites cy.
orybOiy to come and see for Themselves. lie
VII sell as cheap, as tho cheapest ami perhaps
little less. Terms Cash for which, you shall
ta1e foil S,De ~h iatctost.
VIZ. LlztEp.
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IMPORTANT ITEM.
One door further $OyiLa

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS !,
- l.. s. N. BERKSHIRE announce TO
IA. their friends aud the public. that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into The adjoining room ON
the South, lately occupied by f Nj. Chalfunt
Druggist, where they have just received,
and are now opening, large stock Of Gro
ceres, Confectionery, Tobacco, Spgars, and
great variety OF Nutiot's aud useful articles
of almost every description purchased in the
East--all which they will sell low for Cash,
or TO promp, customers al four months. We
hope that all who may need any thing in our
line will not fail to keep their eye ON The
Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Court House. r. L. 4 n. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857. arl26
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Cabinet. Maker and Undertaken,

hMES a. DAVIS takes this method Of in>
~ forming tho readers Of tho " Union, nd
public generally, that he continues 10 Magurac.
Tore all articles in tho Cabinct-inaking line
at his shop on Main street.
urCouS, Lounges. Vordr0bcS, BEDTEdDS
Of at k'ndS, JabicS Sfdnds &C., &C..
made OF Tie latest style, Of the best material,
and with prompt despatch.
lie also manufactures cofias of all kinds, koeps
neat HEARSE, and viii attend funerals in
t"Wh or country. JAMES 4. DAVIS.
Mo'g'n'omn, oct -, IN a.
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Il Singular Confession.-Tho New
York Ucrala, devoted to the interests
of Mr.. Buchanan, acknowledges open.
~ that there is no national issue now
before the country. 1t says that is the
reason the Wing and American parties
could not stand, and it is the reason,
likewise, that the Democratic party is
in state of complete Reorganization.
National men, it says, with large ma
tlonal views, make great national
parties but your wrctched little section
alists-your DougIascs, your Banks,
and your Jeff Daviscs, can do nothing
!aore than excite one section of the
country against another. They have
no national views, and the people who
are tired Of Niggers and Kansas, aad
other sectional issues, soon become tired
Of their authors &c. The PittsLurg
Post, after the Pennsylvania election,
acknowledged tie same thing, and as
cribed to the want Of national issue.
the utter route of its party.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-01-01
Marble and Stone Cutting.
BURR P. MARSTELLAR,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends &
~ the public that he has just received
from Baltimore and intends keeping con.
stantly on hand, an assortment of
American and Italian Marble,
which will enable him TO fill promptly all
orders for .r-F-
Monuments, Head n FOct Stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE.P ri CES, &c.
in sly le OF ar not surpassed in this section
OF the country. He will also execute all
orders Tor building work in country stone
SHOP at the head Of Front street. "a, the
Old siand.) Orders solicited and filed a,
reduction OF 20 per cent on prices hereto
CALL and SEE before making purchases
elsewhere. B. p. Nj.
Moreanlown, July 5, 1856. -. ...
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The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one OF the largest and best weekly papers OF
the day. An imperial guarto containing Eight
Pages or Forty Columns Of entertaining original
matter aud elegantly illustrated every week.
GIFT WORTH FROM 90 CENTS TO $500
IN GOLD, WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER ON RECEIPT OF TIE SUB
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The articles 10 he distributed arc comprscd
in the following list:
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do. do. do. 200 90 each
10 do. do. do. 100 90 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased,
Watches 100 90 each
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oo 40. 60 90 each.
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200 Silver Hunt'g cascd Watches 40 90 cocb
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loOo Gold, Guard, Vest and Fob ....
CHI ms 10 10 IN On e,ch
Gold L0ckcts, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
bFeast P'n, Kun Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings,
SHIRT studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thin
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Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
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"''' be forwarded, within one week, by mail or
express, postpaid.
All communications should he addressed to
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f&"SPccimcn copies sent free. Agents wanted.
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New Marble Shop.

The undersigned having purchased the stock
on hand from the former proprietors Of the Mar
BILE Shop carried on by Messrs. Sheets 4 White,
beg leave TO inform their friends and the pub
lie III general, thatuhey intend to carry on the
MARBLE BUSIN ESS in all its branches, in good
style and with despatch. They expect to have
on hand fine stock Of both
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
Of the very best quality in lew days and will
be prepared TO execute
Monument. Tomb, Head and Foot
Stones.
to the satisfaction Of all who may give them
call. 1t is not their intention or purpose to
BORE the people by calling On them Tor jobs be-
fore their relatives are cold, as they deem il
both too small business, and done only by
small men ; but they intend to pursue such a
course that will he endorsed by both friends
and enemies, IL any of the latter we have.
They hope by strict attention To business,
with moderate charges, together with n war
raniy for all jobs to be what they re represent
cd, to SHIRE literal patronage,
shop in Lazier's Building, next to the Court
house. Call and sec before purchasing else
where.
DJ-Our Marble is bought for cash CO.. scque emit
~ we will be able to sell very low.
aplG,-tf JNO. w. MADEIRA s. co.