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-. There Is ow In jail in Cambridge Mass.
.,,1 .ghowas Imprisoned for i've years, be-
r,rso ~, 81 debt of e23. TbAfsa free State fo'
I. ~ same State murder has been recently
-,-~ed y;r.oaIl5 On the same footing with debl
,Ie.bo|I<|on Of capIialpunishment.
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VIM. n. MOLLoRY,
Per w. e. PoRrrn.

General Wholesale Agents for The Southern
States to whom all orders mnst be addressed.
Also by all respectable Drug stores in the
State. june 8.
The weekly American banner., 1855-07-06

CaIhoun's Sentiments about For
eigners.
The extract from the speech of Mr.. Calhoun
upon the question Of admitting Michigan into the
Union, quotes by Gen. Rivera. ins,his Germanr
town speech and published yesterday, contains as
full an endorsement Of that portion Of the Ameri-
can platform referring to foreigners as could have
been desired, and just such one as would have
been expel ted from mind like that Of the great
South Carolinian. The publication and dissent
nation Of that endorsement win have profound
effect In the South. Mr.. Calhoun, in the extract
referred to, distinctly outlines the evils attendant
upon the comparatively unrestricted system of A.
merican naturalization especially in the States
and vividly pourtrays the dire dangers to the Re-
public which may proceed from this source. In
order that no one may fail to see and understand
the recorded sentiments Of that great. good and
true Southern man. we reproduce the extract
here, entire. Let every patriot read and digest
it thoroughly; and henceforth let Southern skep-
tics cease their cry that there is no danger" and
their prating about "peace when there is no
peace!''
sIn conferring the power to pass uniform laws
Of naturalization" says Mr.. Calhoun, "the franz
ers of the Constitution must have had two OBJ
jects in view: one to prevent competition between
the tates in holding ont inducements for the en-
igraton Of foreigners other, to prevent their
improper influence over the general government,
through such States as might naturalze foreign
ers, and could confer on them the right Of exer-
cising the elective franchise, before they could
be sufficiently informed Of the nature Of our insti-
tutions were interested in their preservation.
Both Of these objects would be defeated, If the
States may confer on aliens the right Of voting
and other privileges belonging to citizens. On
that supposition it would be almost impossible to
conceive what good could be obtained, or evil
1 prevented BY conferring the power on Cong.
iress. The power would be perfectly nugatofy
A State might hold out every improper induce.
ment to emigration, as freely AZ if the power die
not exist and might confer on aliens oil the polt
ical privileges belonging to native-born citizen
not only to the great injury Of the government Q
the State; but TO improper control over the Uni
ted States. To illustrate what have said sup
pose the dominant party in New York, finding
political power aboutt depart from them, should
to maintain their ascendency, extend the right
suffrage to the thousands of allies Of every Ian
lguage and from every portion Of the world, tha
annually pour into her emporium how deepl,
might the deasny Of the whole Union Be e6sefe
by such nd =. 4 might, 10 fact. place
control over ths> - 3ovsrnnent il e.
Il those who ksou nothing 4 a. lil
"a ~ indi1lssnt = % " intsx1 "
country. New York givel lkbout one1ixll B.
! lthe electoral votes II ne choice d fis1t -
vice President; and Il i ven Ii he
! .sipoIitical institntiois keep the 6tn1 nalt
divided into txogreat pclifi , a
ltl difion of iew tho1nrd nv nigh
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The American Ship that took Ri.
fles 10 Russia.
From the Cor. Of the London News June 2.
MEaEL. May %.
When the Driver, Commander Gardiner, was
sent into Baltish Port, to serve the vessels ly-
ing there with the official notice of the blockade
she found, among others an American bark,
called the Sammy Appleton, Of Boston, D. s.,
fine craft of about 600 tons register, whom she
also served with q warning to clear out within
six days.
A day ortwo afterwards the Driver, being out
and an officer Of the Driver was sen: on board
to examine the ships papers. They were found
perfectly in order, whereupon the officer de-
manded to see the bills Of lading. The Amer
lean captain objected to this, and began to make
difficulties, which excited the suspicion Of the
British Officer, so he insisted on their produc-
ton which was at length complied with, and
from which it appeared that the Sammy Apple
ton had Just landed at Baltish Port $4,000 rifles
1O, 600 revolvers, besides about 500 cwt. Of cot
ton as the ostensible part of the cargo.
"Oh, no, you have been landing rifess have
yod, my ftiends's quoth the lieutenant. SHOW,
well lust search your hold; and taking the car
penter of the Driver with him, as 10 usual in
such cases, he proceeded 10 examine and ram
| sack the hold Of the American ship, but without
finding any thind suspicious.
aYoumay thank your stars. my man. s1ll
| the lieutenant to the askipper, when the se1rcl
| was concluded, ssthat found 10 arms on bpard
| you vessel: for had there been one single ri6l
more than the number of hands on board yos
would have keen nsbbed = sure as my name !
= q
aAh. cr1culsteI was TOO wide awske ii
Ivou Efitishers this time" said The Yanket
81 EIinc With delight; aand reckon I'm 81
a. III Side Of de hedge now"
zsS6ld be done, and the Drivers -
SS1 81 / n,ny o1IZ hat the Sammy ARpdq
1on entered lie Sound on <he 18th of M.Ech
- arrived at Baltish Port q <the 18Th q
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f1-We are authorized 70 announce GEO.
3, WILKINSON, present incumbent ns cam
didate Coz the Office Of Probate Judge ot the en-
suing Election.
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- following. from CUSTOMER, shows lie
rmand which this great nachins has cseated
kcrever Il has been introduceds
B50en.nuno. Tiaec <o. ~ 1EGch - 1850.
.GentIemcn IA CO.. n6eqnencc q the erear
consumptiol| N " your 1oem 1peci6cs b this
place and vici5|| we bsys exhsussed o. ssosk
We shouIa le>i q leed ~ lonr forvardihr via
Corning - dozen viii 1our hilI, on the
1h we viii rel 3 the oaoneY.
From lie wonderful ei5ect& I'D Specific
"a this neieeI hood there coG = coId annu-
ally large quantity if to be III fuholeoalo
and retail from some local agent e ron
would compensate person for trouble ~ -
pense of vending think could make 4 "a
your advantage to do %.
Yours Respectfully,
WIN. II. MOLLoRY,
Per w. e. PoRrxR.
Messrs. J. KIDD & TO.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.
and take none eI1e. All other Vermifuges, in
comparison, are worthless. DIR. MLANEH
EGENUINE VERMFUGE. also his Celebrated
Liver Pills, can now.be had ct ell respectable
|Du1 Stores ii the United States and Canada.
0C0YII. g MEAD.
80 Ne Il 4 (1ie@<~ee 16@@.u.xe
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~ For Local items commercial. &c, third
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OS1sS sSab9s.e 0oSAvs0 - - ASWNS
!. The Carolina sTimes~ shows khsk Sosth Ca
rolina can boast Of having early adopted The Ma
tive American Principles, BY publishing tIDB6oI,
lowing Interesting and suggestive reminisence. in
theshape q = nextract fEoaa the South carolisa
AIt is aid thoG > a = - = l|66 ~
REPRESENTAI{Y1 q ~ fhe
choice of. Natives win IS .o1e 1[| a a. r
the electors"
That election, Say. the -. wss i6dss I
crisis in the affairs in yince. = pFQ !
hinged the whole queaiE |16ee a AEl
mentay assumptions fpatiop9 r.
Stamp Act uas about G Into ops
the issue vas 70 Be met o. evAded. Il ~ Ill'
md met. too. 10 . manly spirit; it was met d !
irit that placed the Province Of South Canal.
- 10 the lead of the South. and resulted ten years
b in the inangpration of actual hostililies in
Ie glorious action at Fort Moultrie, which wa
undertaken ~ the orders Of Native Governor
against the adsiee and authority Of . foreign
General. who had been assigned to the SoutherI
department, in reliance merely on bis military &C
toomplshments, without regard to bis interest ani
Iafections This, says The Newark Eagle. ex
plains the mode By which one State was righte'
r. action, and BY which e. was enabled 3
maintain glorious and suQ n resistance, evel
against slaree proportio1 smajority !
<euiden IoFeign atinch1 md inclination
WB the union Of the natives for the rescue 3
1he State. The plan worked well then, and
Win = ionnd sufficient nowKo trial. It resulte
Ithen in the overthrow Of foreign domination an
misfule; Il win, if adopted nov. result in throw
ling Of the incubus Of foreign paupeiism, and 70,
4 eign vice and licentiousnees
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General Wholesale Agents for The Southern
States TO whom alI ordeFs must Be addressed.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1855-07-21

FIVE DOLI4ARS RII1 ART..
Ran away ffom the snbscriber, residing III the
Parrish 0f ST. about the lstpf November last,
the segru Man named BI fdid Slave Ii about
thirty years age six FEET slender ma atiai
l1ait, disposed 70 look down when spoken to /; In
color, Black; q cazUentGf by trade. g 81
The return Of thd negro, his Judgement ia any iail,
ri any Information leading 70 III recovery, sbe
slibernlly rewarded. May IL. \ A zs III 4
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4 5ENfAyxvsTyy yAf4MyfAI IyE5HVIsIIyyIx5&$5lvV lvVAHH-
.AN INGE6)as M An QD BAY OU BEIF KCKET.
The elegan md last running steamer Xnf,Nx.N y,
3usTAfE master, built preas1y fnr
shls trade, ~ hencefoSth ply as regular packet
NeWOrleAns This boat Is q safe comfortable and
funne admirably bull, and IA Of Light drailght
The officers Will pse IN their rtions ta satisfy
those who will enconrAg them. For further infor-
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Boarders who have fire In their tdofhS will furnish
their own fuel and lights. ys.a 2s
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lettess in bellevue, about the 10th Of ,An- 49,
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TiflNNrdHS TRIMMINGS ETC., Of every variety and
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E6H DRUGS.P. LRpNeE HEBRAnnl
l2g 81. have just received Cd assortment ofss
Paints, ~ s.l 81 s.
n Oils, N

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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
ReligiouS.

The Methodist Episcopal Church in
this place is in the midst Of religious
revival at this time. A Quarterly
meeting commenced there on the 9Th
instant, which is still continued with
undiminished interest. The altar, on
several occasions the past week, has
been crowded with penitents. Rev's.
Martin, Presiding Elder, Monroe, Pas
tor, assisted by Rev's. Nixon & Ragg,
have been laboring ably and assiduous-
ly to advance the cause of religion in
our midst. A number have already
professed conversion.
A similar meeting, held with the NJ.
Z. Church, at Granville miles North
west from this place, closed last week,
resulting in a number of conversions.
The Uniontown "Citizen" gives the
following paragraph in reference to a
revival in progress at that place
"Quite revival of religion is now
in progress in the Baptist Church of
this place, under the pastoral labors of
the Rev. VIM. Wood, assisted by Rev.
[. d. King, of the Smithfcld congre-
cation. Eighteen were admitted into
the church on Thursday through the
ordinance of baptism, and twenty-thrce
on Sabbath last. Some of the oldest
and most respectable citizens of this
vicinity are uniting themselves with the
Church"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
Bunny, but not very strange !

The Richmond Wing, of last week,
extracts the following from the pro-
ceedings of the House of Delegates:
Mr.. Heiskell offered the following
resolution:
Resotved, That leave be given to
Job b. Crabtree, Of Lee county, to
change his vote for Senator of the Uni
ted States, he having inadvertently re-
corded his vote for Geo. w. Summers.
1t appears that Job didn't know,
when he voted for Senator, who was
who, or what was what. He thought
Mr.. Summers was the Democratic can
didatc, and Mr.. Mason the American
candidate--never having heard, por-
baps, Of either of those obscure gentle
men before. But the cruelty of the
House in not letting Job change his
vote for Senator was monstrous..---
What will Jobs constituents say of his
voting for Know Nothing? We fear
his inadvcrtency will destroy his pros
pect for Congress, or foreign mission.
We move, as an amendment to the
foregoing resolution, that the people
OF Lee be allowed to change their vote;
they having inadvertently no doubt,
voted for Job, while intending to vote
Tor somebody else.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
Marble Sculpture.

w. L. Mathers, as agent for r. IL.
Evans, sculptor and dealer in Foreign
and Domestic Marble, Wheeling, Va,
is now on a visit home, and will take
pleasure in exhibiting designs and ola.
guerreotypes of marble work executed
at Evans unrivalled marble works
lie solicits orders, and will state prices
and particulars to those who examine
specimens, on application.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
NEW AND AuspIc1ousl

Our enterprising citizens, DR..
]. SCOTT, G. M. HAaANs and E. P.
FITCH, have commenced the manufac-
ture, on an extensive scale, of the fol-
lowing medicines, viz: DR.. McLane's
Improved Liver Pills and Vermifuge,
and DR.. 7. SCOTS White Circassian
Liniment. A valuable improvement
has been effected in these Medicines by
DR.. Scott, who has long been familiar
with DR.. @. McLane, and thoroughly
acquainted with his preparations, and
has been able, without dctracting any
thing from their original virtues, to fit
them for producing more mild and
pleasant action.
The new firm have established La
,boratory at Evans building, on High St.
They have, in the outset and as a mere
beginning, about dozen hands engage
FED in the Laboratory, and are daily re-
ceiving and filing orders to a Aattering
extent. The excellence and worldwide
celebrity of their preparations, even
before the recent Improvement of them,
added to the we'll known enterprise and
business tact and pecuniary ability of
the firm, give earnest of business that
will soon outstrip any similar under
taking, at least in the odd Dominion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
iasay- Holloscay'a Pius.-1Yoo5e,f,,,

Bga Holloscay's Pills. = Wonderful
Cure Of a Diseased Lsyer. Emily
Burton, aged "a, of Brooklyn, New York, was
for long time in very precarious state of
health, owing TO her liver being diseased; the
medical faculty prescribed for her in vain, and
every remedy she thought likely to benefit her
she made use OF with the like i'll success About
two months ago, she commenced using Hollo
ways Pills and complied with the printed direc-
lions, which quickly produced very pleasing
change. In FIVE weeks the bloom of health was
again upon her cheeks, being perfectly cured to
Pills are also infhifble in all diseases of the
stomach and bowels. I -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
NOTICE.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed TO mo
I'D by Purncl Simpson, dated 8 Isl January 1886,
OF record in the Clerks Office of MononeaIia
county, TO indemnity Asa sutton and Levin
Fleming, ms suretics Of Purnel Simpson, as ad :.
m'nisuator OF Bliab simpson, shall sell at pub
nc auction, on the pubic ground before the
Court House in Morgantown, to the highest bid
der, for ready money,
On the Fourth Monday in January neat,
(1S66) Two undivided ninth parts Of he tract Of
Land on the head waters Of SCOTS Run, of
which said Eliab Simpson died seized, tho whole
tract containing SO acres, more or less. Such
title Will be made as is vested in by said trust.
w. T. WILEY, Trustee.
December ~, 1865. I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Tn Pursuance Of decree of the Circuit Court
IL of Monorgalia county, rendered at the Sop.
tcmber term, 1854, in the case OF William w.
Runner VS.. Mary l.. Runner and others, I shall,
as Commissioner appointed for that purpose oil
in front OF the Court house in Morgantown, on
The FourM Moaduy IN January, 1886,
(it being court day,) at public auction to the
highest bidder, on a credit oCG, 1919 lSmontbs,
tho Roni Estate In the bill and proceedings IA en-.
toned. bciug
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS
of ground in tho Town OF Hamilton, In said
county, and also ono sis aero Lot adjoining said
Town on the South, belonging TO the heirs of
James Runner, deed. Tho purchaser or pur-
chasers will be required TO give bond with APP
proved security, bearing interest from date, 10.
the purchase money, and Lien vii! also be re-
famed Tor the same, for tho property sold, until
the purchase money is paid.
II. l.. BERKSHIRE, Commissioner.
December I5, 1865.
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WOODY ORTH's
Youths Cabinet.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MY hamo is SARAH JENKINS, about fifiy
IA years ogo marrc, man whose name was
Evan jenkins, and VIC elnigratcd to tic Western
country, mo leaving behind all of my relatives
a"i my father, who was in good circumstances
iiV'ng IN MonongoIia county, Virginia, in what
was then called Nonongalia Gadc<, about twenty
miles Northeast of Morgmown, in the forks
OF Cheat River and Sandy Creek. My fathers
name was John ttnkins, I have not heard from
them for thirty years. My husband has been
Gead eighteen years, several ofny children have
died, and my family dispersed so the present
tIme hnds me in almost state of dcstituiIon, 10
years old, yot in tolcrablc health 4 portion of
my fathers estate is duo me yet, which will be
very acceptable now in my old age. If any
friend or relative, who may chance TO sec this
article, will let me know, they will oblige by adj.
dressing SARAH JENKINS.
Dec. Is, 1855. Little York, Indiana.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22

1t is stated that during the recent
prevalence of the yellow fever at Nor
folk, seven clergymen, twenty-four
heads of families, both father and mo-
Their, and one-third or 1000 of it's for
mer population, fell victims to the pes
thence. -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
Congress,

Not being yet organized, and the
Presidents Message not having been
received, we are enabled to get up an
interesting paper this week.
Thevotes for Speaker of the House
this week are but rehash of those of
last, so far as we are advised.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-22
qmA AM2RQGAN UN1ON.
Vote Of Thanks.

Leo Roy Kramer, Esq, Philadelphia,
r. q. Brooke, at st. Louis,
Wm. e. Grove, New Albany,
F. ]. Fleming, Fairmont,
Will please accept our thanks-for
late papers from their respective local
tiles and elsewhere.