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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
100000 feet.

A stocking knitting machine is among
the latest novelties in New York. 1t
was patented in 1851, but, with the ex-
ceptton OF few in Connecticut, has not
been practically tested. Tho Mirror
says:
A girl ten years old can knit half
dozen pair Of stockings in day, work
ing the machine by hand or foot. In
factory with motive hover, one person
can manage a dozen machines. The
stocking is made by the machine, from
top to toe aud no nimble fingers of in
dustlious elderly maiden. sitting by the
hearth corner, could" widen" or"narrow"
or "hccl" or "toe" more perfectly. The
invention is in the hands of stock COM
pany, who are ahoutto apply it in large
factory in his city, and who offer for
sale rights to use the machines. A. 4.
Stewart holds $4,000 Of the stock, and
there are other heavy stockholders in
the city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
Protestant Ministers,

a correspondent ofthc Christian Adj
yocatc, writing from Norfolk, thus re-
flutes the vile caiumnics Of tho anti
American press:
"Thcrc has been 4 great disposition
to belle the Protestant ministers in our
very midst, as we'll as abroad. 1t was
at first predicted that they would not
visit the sick then asserted that they
had refused; and lastly, that they had
all fed And while they are busy day
and night travcrsing the filthy lanes
and alleys, hunting up and visiting the
sick and dying, still the impression on
the minds Of some is, or the report is
repeated, that mono but the Catholic
Priests visit the sick with the fever.
The truth is, that with the exception Of
one denomination, the Protestant min
listers arc as interchangeable in their pas
toral labors among tho sick with the
yellow fever, a3 any priest, here or
anywhere else
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
A Vicious Elephant.

On Sunday morning last about five
miles from Camden, near tho residence
Of Col. w. }. Taylor, the elephant at.
tached to the Circus aud Menagcrie of
q. Il. Bailey and Co.--which exhibited
III our town on Saturday afternoon and
evcnlng-kiIlod horse and his keeper.
1t appears that there was difficulty in
getting the animal across the bridge
near Col Taylor's mill, and after some
trouble they succeeded in getting him a
cross in some other way the elephant
from some cause became angry, and the
horse coming in his way was gored TO
death. After ascending the bill on the
other side of the mill-race, at the forks
of the Columbia and McCord's Ferry
Roads, the elephant again became uuru-
ly, wanting To go the left in place of tho
right. The keeper whose name is Geo.
West, undertook to punish him, where
upon the cnraged animal seized and
threw him up, piercing the poor man
through the body, and maugling him
otherwise III u most shocking manner,
SO shat he died in few minutes.
In the afternoon requisition was
made upon the Camden Light Infantry,
TO go and kill the elephant, which had
become terror To all.
n detachment under the command OF
Lieut.. James |. Vellepigue, Immediate
~ responded TO the call, and arming
themselves with powder and ball. re-
paired to tho scene. They did not sue.
coed in killing the elephant that night,
but went again on yesterday morning
and with the addition of several 9th er
gentlemen not members of tho company
succeeded otter long and dangerous
struggle, in dispatChirg him Camden,
| s.. &. J0urnai.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

Horse BaUoon.-Onc,~ rtIc me~isAx~
traordinary exhibitions that has ever ia
ken place this side Of Paris, was to have
taken place at Carr Place on the 18th
OF August last. 1t was nothing more or
less than The ascension Of The celebra-
ted nronaut on horseback. He was
constructing an immense balloon capa-
bic Of ascending with a weight Of six.
teen hundred pounds, which will proba-
bly, be more than sufficient to carry man
and horse on their eriaI voyage. in
France these exhibitions have been fire.
quentIy given, but we believe this is tho
first time The affair has ever been at
tempted in the United States.-St LOU
~ Democrat.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
iowa Election.

The Iowa Republican says Of the re-
cent election for county officers in that
State:
There can be no doubt that the De-
mocracy throughout the State have
been defeated worse than ever before {:
and had there been State officer to G.
lcct the returns would have shown it
most clearly. In such counties as Jack
son, Davis, and some others, where
Bates had a majority, there is now a
majority Of several hundred the other
way, and that in counties which had
been considered hopclcssly and ire
docmably Democratic; while in Jcil'cr-
son, Scott, and some few where the
Democrats have gained, their gains
have been comparatively small. Ac-
cording to the above estimate the ag-
grcSatc majority against them in the
State will be $500.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending September / I85s
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS pApr, NO
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER.
&C South street, BowIy,s Wharf, BaItimorc-

NPplcS'--in good demand; So to S. per Dbl
Butter,--Wo quote western at - 10 II etc oo,,-
mon ron ~ to ID; gladcs, &c to 90 good. iGolS
hecelPtslight and demand active
heeS"ax, --SaIcs at 20 cents per pound.
bacon Market active and prices advancing
quo'' shoulders at l0allH cts; sidos, 1IsI2
hans' plain, l2ai3; fancy l3ai6.
Beans,--Salos at S2a3 per bushel.
country soap,--We quote at 6a7 cts perlb
I3t''c,-r INC Offering on Thursday las, wa, =.
bout lloo head 900 Of which were sold n, "a m
r, S9,oo on the hoof, equal to seas 10 mel, p'''
Corn I'VE quote yellow at s9a90 cts, ,vh;,o
r, S7aoo cts. receipts light demand Limited '''
,t en O. 2eae.o'-Old' Strips per bushol new
Dried Fruit, apples paired, 81 GOA, ~ -
nnpairci e. 49,, S's oo Peaches pared S3asi;
nccrskins, --Sacs at 16 to 20 cts.
',,1PI,-"c quote city mills at S7,75.----,,d
Howard st. at So 90. The Rcccin,s oo,,, .anu
very light and tho demand is mpda, non'nno
WIN uhiavorabIo news from Enropo, zoo i, "au
10 report decided decline since on, isa. ""'o
hurs,-SaIos of Rabbit at lag CTS, RcJ Eco.
~ Muskrat, 6l7j Mink, 75a87; Coon and &C.
BOX, l5a2O; Otter, SLAB WV" 'nu grey
FlaXsecd Sales At Il Coo, IN ,.,.,
Ginseng No demand, omo,,.G per- per- oOsnol. an
noSs,- Market active, with soics n, az EoS ~ S
nafn,~.ln barrels lla12 cite. in kogs ISrJs'' ''
'ats,--MaryIand .4,s 3ja3S cts, pennsviyoo;.
=. 4Oa45 cts per bpshcl. ''''"'''
"EC;-MaryIand soils at S5aOO cts.,---por,,.
BOA 100 cts. per busbaI wy ''""'a'
Snake-root, -Senoca 10 Il, io,o,ol =, ,o..o,
Tall0w, --Salos at 11aI2 cts nc, ro,o 'y"'V Gus
Wooi,.-Onwashed nj 1890 cts, washcd os,oo
w ncn.'-Wo quote Inferior TO good rods 81 5a
u,'oVj good 10 pine l5Oai60 inferior IN ,,,noJ
wwblto' Sl'1Oa go; good to prime, ~ 70,7 ~
"''''P" arc '"ge aud dcmrud modcta,e,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
From the Baltimore American.
Ravagcs of the Yellow Fever at
Norfolk and Portsmouth.

SShN VA SoikOuIAs
There being no boat from Norfolk
on Monday morning, we have nothing
direct from the plague-strickcn cities of
Norfolk and Portsmouth. The Rich
mond and Petersburg papers, however,
bring us intelligence up to Saturday
evening, few hours later than our let
ters published yesterday, and We regret
to state that there seems no decrease
in the ravages of the pcstilencc. The
Richmond American of Sept, 3D. says;
From Mr.. Henry Myers, who re-
turned from Norfolk on Saturday, where
he has been engaged as nurse, we
learn the following facts:
In Norfolk, on Friday, there were
sixty deaths and seventy new cases.
S. Brewer is among the dead.
In Portsmouth, same day, 8 deaths
and fifty new cases.
Father O'Kocfc, the Catholic priest,
is very low.
Rev. Mr.. Willis, Methodist minister,
is much better.
Miss White, an interesting young
lady, whose mother died last Thursday,
and two brothers, arc now sick, and no
hopes arc entertained of their rccove-
ry. 1t is said that the people are bro t
into the hospitals more dead than alive.
The authorities of Norfolk, we I'M
derstand, sent to this city for as many
collins rs could possibly be procured,
and we learn that q number will be
sent by the boat this morning.
A letter written at Magnolia Springs
on the Scaboard road, dated Sept. /,
says the mortality there is still very
great, but it must soon cease, as vic
tins cannot be found.
Contributions are pouring in from all
quarters. The Transcript contains
nearly two columns Of acknowledgements
Of funds, medicines, assistants, etc.
Among other things the citizens of Phil
adclphia have sent bay rum, cologne
water, aromatic vinegar, quinine, lem
ons, arrow root, tapioca, sage pearl,
barley, oat meal, and pure ice cream,
(from Delaware county, for the CON
valcsccnt. These articles arc sent by
express to Baltimore, and from thence
by way of the Bay line of steamers to
Portsmouth.
Six physicians are down at Norfolk,
three Of them from Philadelphia and l
from New Orleans; some Of them are
very low.
Collins are in greater demand than
ever, and the undertakcrs find great
difficulty, owing to the sickness of their
worlimcn, in supplying their ORDERS
Numbers have been brought from Bal
timorc, and still the demand increases,
while the supply grows less every day.
The Richmond Dispatch of Sept. 3,
says The accounts from the infected
cities arc Of most melancholy char
actcr. In Norfolk on Friday there
were forty burials, and nine deaths af-
ter the list was made up.
Oar informant, who left Norfolk on
Saturday, says that the state Of things
there is truly appalling. While walk
ing one Of the principal streets, he saw
a man lying on cclIar-cap, in almost
the agony Of death, with no one in sight
of him. a little further on he saw a
young child rush screaming from a
house, and upon going in, found that
one Of her parents had just died, and the
other was lying on bed of death.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
"STSTNRs or CHARITY"

SISTERS OK CHARITY"
One of the most contemplate resorts
Of the ansj-Amcrioan press, in this their
day Of pandering and truclling-of
fulsomc putlcry Of Romish loyalty and
charity, and holincss--to work upon
the sY"'pathic8 Of the people, is dis
closed in regard tot the sufferers by the
yellow fever in the stricken city Of
Norfolk. These auti-Amcrican editors.
either from rank hypocrisy or inability
to appreciate what is good and praise
worthy in our Protestant "SySters Of
charity grasp the fact that number
of these Catholic women have gone to
Norfolk to nurse the sick and alleviate
the distress among the stricken Of dis
case, and trumpet it to the world in all
the imagery with which they could in
vest the descent there of Il Celestial
convoy, commissioned to stay the pes
thence and heal the brokcn-hcartcd, -
while for the devoted protestant mother
and daughter, whose slceplcss yigils
and tender Offices have smoothcd the
pillow Of the living and closed the eyes
Of the dying, cooled the parched lip or
wiped the clammy sweat from the pain
distracted brow, they have no word of
commentator to lningle in their poetic
laudations Of the Catholic "systers of
charity" Have they wives and daugh
ters, in whose breasts the ovaccs which
adorn the female character are bloom
ing, and melting them to perform acts
of womany $yD1Pathy, or have the
Catholic "systcrs Of charity monopo-
lied all the graccs of the female sex :?
., blush, We spirit Of anti-Amcricanism
and hide your deformcd visagc, when
lou would smugglc the acts Of dcathlcss
affection, of slccpless anxiety, Of more
than heroic .fortituae performed by the
Protestant womcn Of Norfolk, while you
applaud in all the fcryor Of measured
metaphor and softly flowing verse, the
angelic projections of the Sisters Of
Charity" Your mothers and wives
will blush for You, if by political prcju-
dice, you have grown so callous, as to
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

| who NAV rcs;dn ,t Norroll. ~, yrLo b,,
como there since tho en;dom;c orro,rod
Is there no bcpcyo,cnco md CHARITY !,
This fair land Of orra swo,l;ro .ho 10
, voted female heart and ndornipe III,
! lives and actions Of women Init what :,
committed 70 tho Catholic sistcrbool
Is there no apnrec;otion Of and dcyo
ton to ministerial dutv-no rcl;riou,
consolatiop-but what is IN tbc kcnn
ing of Romish Priests. Yes, yerilv
our ho,ur4 our fro-s;dcs our cbouhors
of sickness nrova that thor. ;s and
never until the anti-Amcrican press had
/ become slccpcd in lis nrcsrYt dcpth OF
{ political corrurtion has Protestant sin
ccrity or charity boon questioned or mn
dcrratcd, These reckless editors NAV
accomplish the only aim We can attrib-
ute to them of making prosclytcs to
the standard of ROME, and thus aid
the numbers on whom they dcpcnd for
mower and the spoils: but oh. the cor
runt;on fine socrircc thcv make 70 do
if shop,1 he = stencil IN tho nostr;Is Of
American f,ccmnn We s;nccreIv homo
thot tho cvcs and tho UNDERSTANDINGS
Of the masses who arc mislcd bv thcsc
editors and poIiticians NAV he oncncd
to sec the danrcr Of hcuuion Of Church
and State which threatens rs With q
National Cabinet already partly Cath
Ole. if not Jesuit. and the whole CORPS
of spoiIs-democratic leaders and editors
aid;pg and puf;u1 Romonism NV every
device that IMAGINATION can conccivc
whore we ask is the security Of our
Protestant institutions in fine futurc q?
IF the cure for such evils lies not in
the doctrine Of Americans coycrninc
their own country, and chcckino I'M the
Jcsuits in their struggle for power. We
doubt whether these evils will ever be
arrested.
With the religion Of the "Sistcrs Of
Charity" or the Roman Priests, We
have nothing to do further than where
it ceases to be religion and becomes
politics. At that point we make the
severance. and uDOu that rock we spEt
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

Not likely to live l
Critical 3
Left Burlington for home today 4
Doing well at Burlington 40
Total rs
Injured, but returned to their re-
spectivc homes 81
Total killed and wounded 101
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
Words Of Wisdom and Warning,

~ Against tn" instdous wilcs of Foreign Influence
conure You 10 believe me- Fellow citizens the len lousy
OF Tree People ought to DO constantly uNvnkr onn
., me mos 6nniu! foes OF Republican Government,
AZ II Is tim" that we should become little more
AmerNHn'ICd, nnd instead Of feeding the Ppup,rs nnd
l."borcrs Ot Eng!and feed own cisr in Il short
time, ny OUR PRESENT POLICY We shall be Pqu.rs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S-T' hope w may ind means in future Of
shielding Ours,l"Cs from Foreign TUIruCc-. Puliicil
Commercial or in Whatever form il may BE- attempted
wish thCrc wCrc of Fire be- aud tue
oil wori.--JEHFERSON.
~ II ever the Liberties Of this country DESTROYED
twill be through the macLnauns Of Roinsh prcsrs--
LA FAYETTE
~ Foreign Influence Is Grccion hors" to the Re.
puhc-r cNnnot bctoo careful 10 exclude entrance
MADISON.
~ There Is an imperative necessity for reforming
the Naturalization Laws of the L. StutcS-WEBSTER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

The will Of the late Abbott Law
renee donates $4,000 to the Boston
Public Library aud $4,000 tothe Law
renee Scientific School in Cambridge.
His other requests have not yet been
made pnhlic
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
MaSsochusctts dnti- Maine Law Nomi

WORCESTER, August 30.--Tbe Anti.
Maine Law Convention has nominated
+. ID. Bead, democrat, for Governor;
Moses Dareufort, wing, for Lieutenant
Governor; and full State ticket. Res.
oIutions 1cnounciug the Main Law we're
passed,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08

The clock business ofthc country, and
so Of the world done in Connecticut
1t is thought that the capital, yearly in
vested Is now 100000, aud that the
annual bushes now amounts to 1000.
600. OF this one .haIf is done in this
city, one-tonrth in Plymouth, QUO fourth
in Bristol; and from it two thousand
men with families, derive their eh,iro
support.
The number of clocks made by the
Jerome Manufacturing Company of
New Maven, is 100000 year, 10000
per month. aud 500 per day embracing
fifty distinct varieties. The highest
wholesale price per dozen, is 800;
the lowest $40; To produce these they
annually consume tho following raw ma
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-08
MARKET REPORTS.
MoRGANrowN, Sept. 8, 1855,

apples, % cts. per bushcI,
Beef, 3 to s cts. per pound,
Vcai, 4 to 8 &" &"
Mutton, 3 to 6 Z"
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snlloap Reao!illaI,.
--latest MlsslOnarY Intelllgence. 3 !.
90 lMAULMA1N. 2 ~ vi

e W s'29 ? MAUENIA1N 2 sls " !
Mr.. Ranuey writes, Dec. 2slh, that
The Karen Hymn Book is completed,
aud in the liauds.ofths binder. The
clifton is 5000. A Scripture ,Digeslin
Karen $1,000 copies lis il, press. The
monthly Karen newspaper is continued
III ~ or l6s pages, and The Burmese
Reader by Mr.. Stevens, is in hand.
v CHINA. q sa
At the close Of lest year. seventeen
Societies had missionaries in China
OF these, eight were American, six En-
glish;stwo German, and one SWISS
The number Of missionaries employed
was 75:-American, 46; English, "a (;
German. 8; Swiss, q At, Caution there
are IL Hongkohg To-; Annoy. G.; Fnh
chau ~ Ningpo IA; Shanghai rs
During l,esyear Eve died, two ordained
missionaries aud three females. Twen-
ly.two missionaries aud assistant mis-
sionaries left China. and tlirty.fiye ar
rivedsofawhom nine were persons re-
faAffa'.'
yi c CHERoKEES.
Mr.. Jones writes. March e6 that al
somelplaces in the Cherokee nation The
-,-pnwer Of. the HolySpirit has beenlgra-
ciously displayed inthe conversion of
sinners. Al Dsiyobec. and among the
sca,tered seltlemen,o onihe Grand Prai-
rie,around and beyond Verdigris church
quite a number have given evidence of
na.sasing change aud have made public
isprofessipn Of theirsfaith. In Apriltlast
onelconyert was baptized al Dsu sla ma
ia. about one hundred and twenty miles
from the station. at Cherokee, the first
fruits of Christ inIthat place. In July
following fitteensmore submitted to the
ordinance, andt@oin August. Six have
been baptized at Prior'sr Creek, near
Yer5iyrisl.ys Toostoo, native preacher,
piyats Rev at other points, making To-
aud s,sirty.eight believers from among
tal olarse population of the Grand
polsa...ie Other places have been favor,
aay With theipreseuce of,he Holy Spirits
'ns.hd the gospel has been head with in.
Hterest and attention. < AZ. ~
During the. year pastsone hundred
ndfse persons have been, added to Tie
churches by baptism; of these 6ye,were,
colored persons. and the restC herokees,
-foiiy:six males. aud 6fty-four females.
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General Advertiser.
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such as Goldand Silver Bronze, Red. Blue
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Orders for fancy Labels, &c. will be prompt
ly attendedto.
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Comprising the most remarkable persona nars-
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This book contains oScf 5ooociayo pages. n
bound in embossed morocco, full gilt bsck, and
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Over $4,000 copies have been sold within a
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THE nj ON ON GALA MIRROR.
The Great Discop e,ysS
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TN0Rmanyycsrsitha has been the obiec, Of deep
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are necessary to curl II as much as.may be de-
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the subscriber does not hesitate to warrant the
KRoLLtmos TO give satisfaction, and prove az
recommended in all cases. 80 'iiH
The recipe for making, with full directions
most paid. TIE Ingredients will not cost over
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20 DIR. u B. ANARCHISTS p
CELEBRA TED CATHOLIC CON,
5 s;IIIllFFnlING FEMALES.

Il stands pre-
eminent for its
curative powers.
in allthe diseas
es for whichit is
recommended,
usually called
Fem ale
Complaints.
0fthese are Pro-
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chroaic hyfam-
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Trustees Sale,
OF YALU ABL E REAL ESTATE.

DURsUANT to the provisions Of a Deed Of
i Trust executed to me, on the 9Th day OF
August, 1852, by Thurman J. Conneway, for the
use Of John j. brown, guardian Of the heirs Of
John C.Browu, decd, i shall, on ~
Monday ne 14tnaaylef Nay neat,
before the front doorofih the Court House in King
wood, proceed 10 sell for cash in hand the Farm
on witch the said Conneway now resides, lin
the Crab Orchard neighborhood, y said 10 contain
3O3 Acres.-subject to the dover Interest Of
his wife. b. SMITH CRANE, Trustee. 4
April i4,ils55. lstN q ipss-
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Fresh Groceries.

We have Just received oprusual variety
of Pittsburggoads in largerquantities than
formerly; which we now offer on terms TO
suit all'lhose who desire TO make purchases
in our line. Our Stock CONSISTS in part as
follows: ~ .,Si.tsi s
N. o. Sugar in hhds. and bbls.
IN o! Molasses in barrels aud hall barrels,
Clover seed, warranted clean and nice, \
Mariinis genuine extract oil Coffee,
Coaee.mills and Hooking glasses, ---ss
Tubs, buckets, link wash. boards, &c. ls,e
Nails. sad irons, and ,hoopiiron, - ID
Green oil cloths, window blinds, 5ssiali z
Floor oil cloths Of various styles, :. ~
Table oil cloth covers Of beautiful pattetns,
iIippincolt's celebrated Yankee axes,
Halls patent leaycr pillow points,
Cotton yarn oil every grade, - $50 2
Carpet chain both white and colored.
h Call al The BIG WINDOW and Try the
market, before buying elsewhere.
CARR. HANWAY & co.
P.S. We expect in few days 10 receive
our. Eastern purchases, which arr = now being
made. w ". y. &sSo. i
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