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Cren the New York Lrdgrr.
KEEP UP HEART.
BY CALEB DUNN.


Brother, are you FAINT and wearyl
Keep up heart
Do the clouds above you thicken ?
Is your mind with sorrow stricken
Keep UP heart
What if hope grow dim and dreary'
Keep up heart!
God will not forget til" humble
Those who in the darkness stumble
Keep up heart!
Life is mingled joy and trouble
Keep up heart!
And we all must have our measure
Of griet7s bitter draught-of pleasure
Keep up heart
What if friendship prove bubble?
Keep mp heart
God viii! be your friend in sorrow
True to-day and true tomorrow
Keep up heart!
Never is the sunshine brighter
Keep up heart
That when shining through the riven
Clouds that mar the blue of heaven
Keep up heart!
Troubles burdens will grow lighter
Krrp up heart!
There will come a bright Tomorrow
When you shall be purgcd of SORROW
Keep mp heart!
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From the New York L-dyer.1
"COALS OF FIRE :"
EVERETT MORSES RETALIATION
BY FRANCES HENSHAW BADEN.

Teach me to feel another's woe,
To hide the fault / see;
That mercy I to others show,
That mercy show t. me.
Pope ) UNIVERSAL PRAYER
Lis en-, Mr. Marbury. Let me try
to pvove to you | am not SO guilty as
you think"
"l know, of course not No gentle
man intends to be dishonest, bu, ii is to
be regretted that public opinion will not
See it in th-t Ii 49," replied the JUNIOR
PARTNER ut an extensive mtycantlle firm
in the city of notions.
= Too true; if you, knowing me for
the last ten years, will not believe Inc,
how can expect ought else FROM strang-
ers. Here I have been, under your eye,
with the charge of the books for this
long time, and never have failed to give
entire satisfaction to all. until now. If
you had not discovered this, I should
have been able to replace the amount
before the end of the year I know now
that did wrong but in the frenzy of
my despair did not think it wrong.
Mr.. Marbury have mercy do not ex-
pose me t, the firm. Only keep this
knowledge you have gained until Janu-
ary. then, If [ have not returned the
amount, with interest. I will not ask for
for further forbearauce," pleaded the
young man.
~" Everett Morse, it matters little what
believe. l care not whether you are
innncent Or guilty. Fate has thrown
you in my power, and glory in it. I
have no love for you. Years aga you
crossed my path, and have almost, it
not e.tirely, blasted all my hopes of
happiness. Clara Dayton smiled on me,
until she met you. Since then you have
occupied the position I had hoped to
gain. Promise TO Leave town, to resign
all hopes of Clara's hand, and will
have mercy. Hear me out: I will give
you as much time as you wish, to return
the money, and will also make an ar
range,nent to send you to Europe, on
business for the firm. had intended
going myself, but this affair has changed
my plans somewhat. Now, sir, you
have my answer. You must either con-
clude to give up your 'lady-love,' or
stand before tie world fel,n."
Mercy! Mr.. Marbury, is this mer-
cy? Oh. heaven pity me How can I
give her up! You do not mean it!'
-" When Clara Dayton hears the man
who has sought her love stands before
che world branded with dishonesty, she
viii most likely release you from this
task Il will b4 severe blow to her
prond nature "r ~~~ .-
She will never believe it. I will 90
% her, and tell her all. Mr.. Marbury,
let me tell yo& how | was so s,rely
tempted. and yielded. You have heard |
that when my father died, be left his |
atfairs very much embarrassed. The
old homestead was mortgaged. This has
besn great grief to.my mother. She
thought Of losing this home, most valu-
able for the loved associations connected
with it. You know. too. that my brother
and | have been trying TO redeem this
property. This has been trying wear
TO me. My mothers illness has ysrv
much increased my expenses; then,
worse still, my brothers misfortune in
breaking his right arm, has of course
prevented his attending to his engraving. |
SO the whole burden has. been on me.
/ telt sase that Go soon as Abbott could |
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Going up to thn bowed man. she RAISED
dis head. pressed her lips to the burning
brow, and then h"lIinc ont her hand t,
} Everett Eorsn, sh. said
! "Nav, he need not te,! me-: : I know
all. | have heard f.om the next room
10 yo',, of all the world, would sooner
be indebted for this great kindness.
know how good and noble You are. hu.
| cannot find it in my heart to c"nS,,r
him. whose only fault was tlrou-E, his
! loving me- so much.'
Both men were answered--vrs. s@t;~-
fed. The look she bent on tach T. II
to one her true appreciation and gu i
tud., to the otl-r-that Ar ato. e : e
| loved.
Little more remains to tel n.:r- V
years have passed, and Dayton MnrI,n'y
stands before the world, beloved and
respected by his fellow m"n Many arc
the speculations concerning the Great
intimacy and drvo'ed friendship b"1wrpn
the old bachelor and Ills ,oan~ n1y:.,
but to few Is known the ;rur rt.;>r: ~ ~
they lovO each other thus.
SAVING BACoS.-A correspond ~; Of
the Muvor Sa' cs his bacon in the to!-
lowing manner II lave a well-lnalr
whitc-asI barrel, which | smoke til "
oughly with burning cpbs, having my
hams, shoulders, and chops ready, with
all the bones taken ont ; pack the meat
in the barrel before the smoke has time
to escape, and turn on the pickle. made
of water, molaSScs, s,t anl saItprter,
and put a weight on the meat to keep it
under the pickle. Cover the barrel tight
and set it in a cool place. About the lst
CT March We commence to use bacOn,
cnttirg Of as we want to use, keeping
the balance under the brine It lasts us
until late in the summer, and we never
have to fight the flies.
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Hhor question !! You will know too
soon. Let me 60 quick before it is too
late Open the door, Or I will soon end
my disgrace. Thank Heaven, I have
the means of escape" !" and he placed
his hand In his bosom.
A quick, light step was sounding
through the hall, and soon the erring
youth was caught and clasped tightly
in loving arms, the wildly throCbiDg
head pillowed on the mothers devoted
breast, and with gentle, encouraging
words she drew him into the room.
Where would you, my boy, find
surer help in this hour Of need, than
from your parents. Come, my husband,
let us stand by our boy. Tell him,
thoug all the world condemn and de-
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q T. a z Y = IL u IL G
KATALYSINE WATER
ATS Wonderful Cures and Gu
YatiVC Powers.

VNUE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY
announce that they completed arrange
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Health Depends Upon Good
DiScStiOIi.

Weakness of the Stomach" is the source Of
more evils than We're contained in Pandora 5
Lon. Debility, headache, nervous tremors. pal.
p"ANon OF the heart, and LEGAL pains innumcra.
be ar" its direct consequences. 1t obscures
the intellect and gives birth to In, mast ,bsrrd
and incoheIont faucieS; iucapacitatrs , NOV, f,r
business, and renders persistent exertion nov,
to impossible. Yet, strange TO say. j., 7;,,,,;,,,
Is tie most neglected u all ailments. And tb;s :.
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absolute, iufalliblc specific for the disorder can
be obtained in every city, town and village of
the United States.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS take,
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II pervades every civilized portion of the West
er,i Hemisphere and its celebrity rs 4 tonic an,
Alternative is everywhere established. 1t is du'
tn the common sense of the American public
say that the demand for il is immense, and con
tiruallv on the increase; but still thousands
continue To suffer from dyspepsia with tb'
great fact staring them in the face that rem
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"i every sufferer Such is the inconsistency o.
human nature. Day by day, however, the nun
Der oil those who manifest this insane inditfel
chSe To Their own health and comfort diminishes
t-u Inc time Will come il is confidently be
/ MeNed, when the disease will be expeIled from
Hle category OF prevalent disorders by this in
Sohlp3raOie Alternative and restorative
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whisky slightly FILTERED with alOes and coiorea
in such manner as to deceive the unwary' anu
are so nauseatingas to beunworthy OF criticism
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disease, while years of experience ana 'flai
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liant whore stomachic tonic and st'n'uIan' are
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where. augl7.lm
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By the Governor of West Virginia
PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, A VACANCY EXISTS IN
w the office of Judge of the Supreme Court
of Appeals OF this State by reason of the resig-
:iation of Hon. William a. Harrison late n
member of said Court which Office has been
temporarily filed in the manner prescribed by
law: And whereas, it is made the duty of the
Governor to give notice of such vacancy by
proclamation, and by the same to appoint some
day not less than thirty nor more than sixty
DAYS from the date hereof, for holding an cleo
tiOn to ill such vacancy.
Now, therefore, I, Arthur I. Foreman, Coy
ernor of the State of West Virginia, do hereby
give notice of said vacancy, and appoint Thurs
day, the 22d day of October next, Tor holding an
election to fill the same. And the SUPERVISORS
and inspectors Of election at the several places
of voting throughout the State are hereby di-
rected to hold such election on the day and for
the office hereinbefore specified, and to make
due returns thereof in accordance with section
forty three, chapter one hundred of the acts OF
1868.
In testimony whereof, have set my hand
and caused the seal of the said State to be at
fixed hereunto, at the City of Wheeling on
~ the second day of September, III the
{ lyear of our Lord, \. D., one thousand
L. o. }eight hundred and siXty-eight, and OF
~. the State the sixth.
A. !. FOREMAN.
BY the Governor:
JONI S. WuCuER, Sec'y of the State.
aenT-3tditw
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BETHANY COLLEGE,

FEHE TWENTY-EiGllTH S,'I,N w.
L Bethany College will open on hon',
18th OF September, l-6s Trc college ' .'-r
IN Brooke county, West virginia .''L
from Lagrange station on the Piii.Da..l
Wheeling Railroad, whence 10 u sa''l 4 NJ.
by a daily stage. Tho situation i i'"l.'..'
healthy and removed alike from Tie w..
and extravaganza Of cts life. IN ari.'i ~.
Of large increase IN the numbsr o. '',' ~.
enlarged accommodations for boaIai'y 80
been made and several large Cla'' az -. /,
rooms fitted MP % afford additional ~ ,.1.lI
the department Of Natural Scienof . ~ i.
experienced corps Of Pruio'son "a, 80,
gagged and the amplest prD'inon fl'n- M.
Ough instruction IN every branch o. 81, -. .-,
especially invite attention 10 our &c Ii.
copy Of which will be- sent bT ma" ~.
AMY to Prof &. 1. zoos ssor,tlT o.
Faculty, or 10 w. X. Ib'pH'',tr.-i
auglJt,ll sDu2-
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YOUNG MEMS
MASS MEETINGS

HENRY S. WNTER, of Ohio county,
Democratic nominee Tor Congress in the
First District, will address the people
at the following times and places, the
meetings to be held under the auspices
of the YOU'VE DEMOCRATS OF the various
counties:
ShinstON, Harrison county, Monday
September
ROmine's Mills, Harrison county,
Tuesday, September {.
West Milford, Harrison county,
Wednesday, September ..
Weston, Lewis county, IharSddy
September 10.
WaIkersviIle, Lewis county, FRI
day, September II.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MISS Meetings.

The political and financial questions
of the day will be discussed by able
speakers at the below-named places and
at the times following, being the first
day of Court in each instance:
Faiyview, Hancock County
Tuesday, September 10.
Wc,Isburg, Brooke County, Tues
day, September -.
NIiddIebOUrmc, Tyler County
Thursday, October 8.
ST. Mary's, Peasants County
Thursday, September 10.
Parkcrsburg, Wood County,
Tuesday, October 6.
Elizabeth, Writ County, Monday,
September %.
Spencer, Roane County, Saturday,
September II.
Calhoun q. H., MondGy, Scptcm
Der 81.
GIcnnviiIc, Gilmer County, jIcdnes
day, September 30.
E9aTriSyilie, Richie County, Fri
day, September Is.
West Union, Doddridgo County
Tuesday, October 20.
CiarkSburG, Harrison County
Scpicmbcr IL.
BuckilanmOn, Upshur County
TacSdoy, Septcmber15.
RraxtOm 4. H., Monday, Scptcm
JG2S.
Gay e. H., WwSd'y, october -.
SumalnGrSviIle, Nicholas County,
Tcsddy, october &.
Boone &. H., Monday, SEPTEMBER.
LincOln G.. III, Monday, OctoJ~5.
Logan &. H., Monday, September
If.
CuDeIl &. H., Monddy, September
81.
Wayne &. a., Nonday, September
y.
Wyoming q. Ii, Monday, October
l..
Raleigh G. ST., Monday, october
-.
TloorcGeld. Hardy County, Tues
tag, September II.
Franklin, Peudleton County, Tues
iay, october o.
Grant &. H.. Tuesday, October -.
Winfield, Putnam County, Thurs
i0y, September 10.
Eaycftc &. H., Friday, September
l..
E&alnwha &. H., Friday, OctOLcr2.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Coun-
ty, NOuddy, September II.
HInriinSburg, Berkeley County,
NoEddy, September ..
ShcphcrdStOIyn, Jefferson Coun-
ty, Monday, october II.
EcWjSDurG, Grceubrier Cosnty,
September l..
Union, Monroe county, Friday, Sep
iember -.
Mercer 4. III. wednesday, October Z.
Mcdowell G.. a., Tuesday, October
Is.
PruntytOwn, Taylor County, Non
dag, September 81.
Grant &. H., Ecsddy, October -.
The Executive Committee call upon
our Democratic friends in the various
counties of the State, to make suitable
arrangements for having the meetings
announced above, successful in the fall
lest meaning of the term. Summon
your friends, neighbors and the people
generally to hear the great issues of
the day discussed. The Committee
would be glad to hear from you in re-
gard to the speakers of our own State
whom you would prefer to address you
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United States of America, Dis.
srict of West Virginia, S..

Clifton Coal Company l,,,,o,mor.
W. ! alNACHllcul.
Steamboat Charley Bowen )
N-HEREAS. A LIBEL HAS BEEN FILED
w in the District Court OF the United States
FOR the District of West Virginia, on the 30 day
otSeptember, 1s6S, by the Clifton Coal Com
pany, against the steamer Charley Bowen, her
engines, tackle. outfit, apparel and furniture;
now therefore, III pursuance OF the mention
under the seal of the said Court To me directed
ana ln delivered | do hereby give public notice TO
gines, outfit, apparel and furpiturs or in any
manner interested therein, that they be and APP
pear before the said District Court 10 be held ar
the city of Wheeling, in and for tbe District of
west virginia, on the 18th day of September,
le"s' at II clock in the forenoon of that day,
provided the same shall be a day of jurisdiction
otherwise on the next dSy of jurisdiction m, re-,
after then and there to interpose ;heir ciaims
and 10 make allegations in that behalf
HEDGEMAN SLACK.
I. 5. Marshal, District W. Va
By W. II. IRWIN. Dcpu;v.
PECK & HUBBARD, ProctoTs.
sept dat
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Thursday, September 18th.
Procession Of Nottingham
Speak ng from Three Stands
Day and Evening Meetings.
Grand illumination at Might.

The Worliing-Men of tho city OF
Wheeling and the Farmers and Labor
ers of all the surrounding counties, will
have great demonstration on the 18th
day of September OF the Island.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Raising
AT RitchiCtown, Thursday, Sept. 10.
For Marietta and Parkersburg-New
State, IL A. NJ. to-day.
A Proclamation-By the Governor OF
West Virginia.
Fall Clothing-Thos. Hughs q Co.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

V'HE FORTHWITH SESSION OP THl,
j institute will begin on the 1T day y
October, I-G~, and end on the THURSDAY b,iF'
the 9TH Of July, l-Gg.
Tho organization Of the institution j. Wy
complete, embracing extensive atd ilo'ol-
courses of instruction IN Literature and S'i'ar'
and in tho professions Of Law A'didn' col
Engineering. -,
EsiimdtSd FTpensrs-eNclusive ~ books. CON
ing and pocket mOney--0i the I'da'"'' NllH'g
So. Of the Lar StudcHt, shj and ~ 10
Medical Student $Jg5
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