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The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09

SIMPLIFYING SPELLING Lesson. "Spell cat y
said little girl of five years of age the other day,
to IL small one of only three.
II can't" was the reply
swell, them" continued the youthful mistress,
'if you can't spell cat, spell kitten"
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09
NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR. j. II, DULIN.

OF UNION CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL
EEAVING had an ample share of the patronage from
n a the afflicted part of community and thinking at the
time that he has through his Medical Skill given
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted
Any person or persons being afflicted with Neneral
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well to call and for themselves He would further
that he still socits continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute and also the patronage of all Who
my he afflicted Those who may be living at distance
would do well many times to call him, it would be
cheaper for them in the end.
Union City. Feb 10. 1850 Id 3m
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09

Every man should let his wife have the manage
ment OF the house department and give her. as
secretary, the control of the different Bureaus. 1t
won't do, however, to let her have any control of
the war department.
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09

Mr.. Colt, superintendent of the canal at Fort
Stanwix' being pro7oked at an Irishman, gave him
sturdy kick
by st. Patrick" retorted the Hibernian, if you
kick SO, while you are a Colt, what will you do
when you come to be Horse?"
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09
Brooms. Tubs. Pals, Clothes Pins,

TLOTHES HOk SES, Bbl. Covers Wood Trays and
" Bowls, spice Boxes, Mops, Clothes Baskets, Market
Baskets, Corn Baskets, Potato Baskets, Deck Brushes
Scrub Brushes Dust Brushes, Floor Brushes, Clothes
Lines, Linen and Cotton Twne and every other article
belonging to the Wood and Willow Ware Business, at
lowest Wholesale prices, by -
w. HAWXHURST,
ll2 and ia Front, near Washington ST.,
H3m San Francisco
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09

EFFECTIVE RETALIATION. A Quaker had quar-
relsome neighbor whose cow being suffered to go
at large often broke into the Quaker's well-cult-
waited garden One morning having driven the
cow from his premises to her owners house, he said
to him:
"Friend T., have driven thy COW home once
more. and if find her in my garden again-"
Suppose you do" his neighbor angriy exclaim
ed, what will you do -
why" said the Quaker, "I'll drive her home to
thee again, friend T.
The cow never again troubled the Quaker.
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09
WE EEwH 0D w A -S
JOSEPH NJ. BROWN & CO.,
Hardware Merchants,

SAN FRANCISCO,
UHAVE removed to their New Store, of Battery
u and SACRAMENTO Streets and having the largest stock
of GOODS in their line to be found the Pacific coast
(Which will constantly be repenished by clipper arrivals
from New York and Boson) they will be happy to
receive orders from their old and friends and all
who are in want of Hardware. 3m37
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09

BAD MEMORIES stage-coachman driving from
Boston to Providence team consisting Of four
very elegant horses. which, however, it was very
necessary to discipline with the whip more fire.
quently than the humanity Of French passenger
could silently endue. was accosted with
Monsieur, you have very fine horsesl'
Yes, sir" replied the driver, Il consider them
So"
But, returned the Frenchman, "they have dc
poorest memories of any animals in do world
The Empire County argus., 1855-06-09
DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute
UHU HIUUIIUI UII'I tUIEIOUI 1sIN
ARNlORY HALL BUILDING,

ARNlORY HALL BUILDING,
Corner Of Montgomery and Sacramento $751; San francisco
ESTABLISHED PERMANENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND
CHRONIC DISEASES AND THE SUPPRESSION OF oUACKERY.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

n Ncao Enemy to Wheat.--L. A. AL.
derman, of Greenbrier county. Va VIII
ting TO the Greenbiier Era, says that his
young wheat has been attacked by myr.
lads Of small bugs which are likely to
destroy the whole crop. They coufne
themselves to the blade and exhaust the
sustenance Of the wheat. They are
smaller than the wheat chinch bug, and
not so flat; are at first of a pale green
color; then brown, and finally become
winged and fly off. They seem very
tender, and the frosts of winter may
probably destroy them. but If they re-.
appear in the spring, Mr.. A. looks for
The entire destruction of his entire wheat
crop.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

BsD~ The supporters of the Admin
isiration, "a in number, at the begin
ming of the session, resolocd that they
would unto with no other party to elect
a Speaker, and with mulish stubborn
ness they continuoto throw away their
votes on their own isolated nominee
Now, suppose that each party in the
House should pass similar resolve,
and stick to it, the result would be that
no organization could be effected, and
the wheels of government would be
stopped. All parties have the same
right so to resolve, but we hope for the
good of the country that they will kick
these manger-dogs out of the way, and
organize over their heads, by compro-
missing their differences upon some feas-
IDLE basis. 1t is shame that the rep
rescntativcs of so miserable an affair as
the Pierce dynasty should clog up the
sources of government so long and so
stubbornly.
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OUR BOOK TABLE.

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1856, in its embellishments and gene
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New Year Supper.

We learn that the Sons of Temper
anco are making arrangements for a
splendid supper and social gathering
in their Hall, on the evening of Tues
day next, (New Year.) The supper is
to be gotten up in Mr.. Cyphcrs' best
style, and will no doubt be a magnifi-
cent affair. The exercises of the even
ing will consist of short addresses, vo-
land instrumental music, and general
good humor and pleasantly. The COM
mittoe of arrangement are disposing of
tickets to the citizens generally, and
we learn that the supper is to be pub
lic,-not for the Sons alone. We are
requested to state that tickets can be
procured of d. II. Slime, w. D. Sicg-
fried, Fl. Martin or A. Laughed, up
to 3o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, and
that none will be admitted without tick
cts. No extra charges for oysters, ice
cream, &c. Through Ticket, 81.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
the Fair grounds of said Society and

the Fair grounds Of said Society and
Institute.
ART. Tt shall be the duty of the
Board of Managers to provide perma-
nent Fair Grounds, either by lease or
purchase, and erect thereon all noces-
sary fixtures.
ART~8.-This Constitution may be
altered or amended at any annual
meeting of the stockholders provided
such alteration or amendment shall re-
ceive majority of all the votes of all
the shares of stock.
In pursuance thereof, the Society
went into an election of Officers for tho
ensuing year.
Col. James Evans and Joseph Sni-
der, jr. were nominated for President,
and the list of stockholders being call
ed, and those present voting, resulted
as follows:
For Col. james Evans. William Ander.
son, q. X. G. Allen, Caleb Beall, Robt Bonl.
by, George V. Coombs, Isaac w Crowl, Ell
win Clear, John II. Courtney, AIstophius
Davis, Rawley Evans, Jr., Jesse J. Fitch,
Thomas Jaco, George w. Miller, Jesse Mer-
Ger, John G. Price, James Protzman, Henry
Potter, Thomas Protzman, George nj Reay.
STAFFORD Is. Scott. Dr. Isaac Scott. Jos. Shy.
der, Jr., Jonah Vandevor,, A. S. Vance Geo.
Weaver, Jr., Henry Watson, John Rude, IL
d. McGeorge, l.. S. Hough, Draper Cole. s.
Sieglried, ST., l.. II. Dorsey, VIM. Durb;u,
John Jemson Edgar G. Wilson, Jacob Boy.
ers and Thomas LaZzell, ST., representing -
shares.
For Joseph Snyder, J.-Eleazer Annette,
William NJ. Annette, r. l. Berkshire, Ar,hn
Brewer, Amos Courtney, John Camp, ST..
James Evans, Jesse Holland, John b. Lough,
Joseph S Lazzel, James Lazzel. Thomas
Lozzeil. Jr., K. NJ. Snder, f.. W. Tower.
w. L. Wiley, James S, Bowlby, Jas Hare,
Jarret Lynch, Marshall M. Dent, D. b. Stew
art and Jonathan Taylor, representing
shares.
Therefore Col. JAMES EVANS was de-
clarcd duly elected President; and on
motion, Marshall u. Dent was elected
Secretary, and William Wagner, esq.
Treasurer, without opposition.
The Society then proceeded to the
election of Managers, which resulted
in the election of the following persons:
In District No. Z: Alexander Wade,
and Eagan b. Tygard.
No. 6: Lancaster Minor and John
Wileman.
No. 5: John Camp, ST. and d. B.
Stewart.
No. a; Joseph Snider, jr, and Thos.
Lazzcll, ST..
No. 8: James P. Bowlby, and VIM.
Anderson.
No. 2: Edwin w. Tower.
No. l: Capel Holland Hy. Watson.
The Society then elected the follow
ing Vice Presidents
Preston county,: Gustavus Cresap,
VIM. G. Brown, & Harrison Hagans.
Marion county: N. G. Cooper and
e. III. Pierpont, Esq.
Fayette Go. Pa: Col. Sam'l Evans.
Monongalm county: Edgar G. VIII
son, VIM. Lantz, Eleazar Arnett, Jes-
sc Holland, RaMey Evans, IT,, Dir. M.
Dent, David III. Chadwick, John b.
Laugh, Esq, Moses Kincaid, Joseph
Shuttlesworth, John Bly,, John N. Ba-
ker, William w. Long, Edwin Clear,
Amos Jollif, John w. Guseman, Jesse
Mercer, William Price, Esq, William
NJ. Annette, William Fear, II. d. Nc
George, and Daniel Haldcman, Esq.
Ordered, That the proceedings of
this meeting be published in the Nor
gantown Telegraph and American
Union
Ordered, That this meeting adjourn
till the next annual meeting
JAS. EVANS, President.
NJ. NJ. DENT, Secretary.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

B@~ The meeting and revival no
ticed in our last as in progress at the
Methodist e. Church in this place, is
still continued. Some 60 conversions
arc reported, and the number of seek
ers' at the altar is undiminished. Rev.
Monroe is an untiring, faithful and a.
BILE minister, and is much of a revivalist,
devoting himself to the work in the
spirit of love, for the good of those who
attend upon his ministry.
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M A r RIED.

On Thursday last, by Rev. r. III.
Monroe, Mr.. JOHN $. CooMBs, to Miss
PARrHENA EVANS, all Of this conty.
On the 18th December, by Ed. J.
Woofter, Mr.. SAMUEL L. HAYS, Jun,
son Of Hon. S. L. Hays, to Miss ELI.
BETH JANE GATHER, daughter Of Jas.
Gather, Esq, all of Gilmcr county.
BY the same, on the 10Th inst, Mr..
THOMAS SALMAN, te Miss MATILDA
FISHER, all of Gilmcr county.
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RIPHOyED

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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

geA-. See the proceedings of the
County Agricultural Society meeting
on Monday. The organization of the
Society is now perfected, and we con-
graduate the body upon a board of cx-
cellcnt, worthy and efficient officers,
a judicious association of Directors,
and wise and wholesome code of laws
and regulations. Under such auspices,
there is not in the Society's vocabula-
ry, any such word as "fail."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

RE!-Thc dwelling house of JAS.
L. Hess, Esq, of this vicinity, was de-
stroycd by fire on Sunday last, while
the family were attending church, a
mile distant. There being but few
persons at hand at the time, the great
CT portion of the contents of the house
were consumed. Loss probably $1,000.
1t is not known how the fire was com.
municated.
The FIRE was discovered about half
past II clock, by Mrs. John Hess,
the aged mother of Esq. Hess, who at
once ran to the spot and removed the
bedding from the room to which the
lire had not then communicated. Mr..
franklin Tibbs deserves especial COM
mendation for his heroic exploits. He
was about two miles distant from the
house, when he discovered it to be on
fire, and yet was the first man on the
ground. He ran into the house where
the flames were rioting, and picked up
large bureau, a load for two men,
and brought it out without a fre-mark !;
he removed clock, chest, &c., while
the flames were Kissing through the
ceiling, and cracking among the raftcrs
over his head, and continued to save
property as long as human endurance
could buffet the flames. We under
stand that but for his cxcrtions Squire
Hess would have lost all his books, pa
pcrs, some money, &C., which were in
the bureau. The House and its con-
tents burned like finder, for we pass
cd in full view Of itat quarter past IL,
when there was no sign of FIRE in it, on
our way to meeting, and were at the
ruins before |, when all that remained
Of the dwelling was pile of burning
logs. 1t is q great misfortune, and in
itSquire Hess has the warmest sympa-
thios of a community of friends.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
ESTRAY NOTICE.

!!honong0ii@ C0@nty, 10 wI:
To the Clerk of the County Court Of sniJ r,rn,y:
NM l., Ro!ly Evans, George Henderson ana
w Dennis NJ. Shalcr, three frccholdcfs o.
the said county, do hereby certify than by ,.r.uc
OF Warrant 10 us directed by James =. Hess.
Justice OF the said county, we havc this dav OF,
our oaths appraised n COW taken ID by i3ccl
II. Shafcr, on his Land, as an EstI.v, and assess.
the value the said ostray q SIS 40 ync .nii
COW has no ear mark nor brand. Supposed 10
weigh four hundred. Red and ~ 'iG sre,'cd,
with short tail. Age four years !art Spring -
Given under our hands this 2Otk day ofNn,c .,-
Der, 1880.
RAWLET EEAIS,
GEORGE HENDERGN",
DENNIS NJ. SlIA EfrH
coPy.--Toste, MARSHALL VI. D%NT
Nov. 28, 1865. 20 It r,c.L.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
pss, THE CARRIER expects to

gg- THE CARRIER expects to
make his annual visit, with his Mes
sage, to his numerous town friends on
New Years day. Luckily the delivc-
ny Of his Message does not depend on
the contingency of tho Organization, "
and hence he expects to be out before
Frank. Pierce yet! Look out for him,
and be ready with the dimes.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

RGy~ Rev. HENRY CLAY DEAN, re-
Gently elected Chaplain of the United
States Senate, from Iowa, tarriod in
our place day and night this week,
preaching at the Methodist E. Church
on Wednesday evening.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29

w. L Patton. of Richmond, has been
appointed assistant professor of ancient
languages in the Virginia Military In.
stitute.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
pulJg Alls2lHAM UNION,
Mo,qanto,en, Saturday, December 20.
neu 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR, t

our patrons, grave and gay. We are
about to change our annual date to
1S56-and what volume will be writ
ten a year hence upon the now fair
and unblotted pages ofthe record of the
embryo year. But there's no use to an
ticipatc--it would not change our dcs-
tiny, nor parry the shafts of fate.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
M. NJ. DENT, Secretary.

= II was agreed by the Managers present
that The Board hold meeting on the Isl day
oil January next, at the Court House those
who were not~present will therefore take no.
tice OF their appointment and try to be on
Importance. VI. M DENT, Seo'y.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-12-29
SALE OF TENS;
ESTATE OF JAS. WEAVER, Decd.
On Saturday tho Goth day Of January, 1856,

ESTATE OF JAS. WEAVER, Decd.
On Saturday the Goth day Of January, 1856,
Atthe dwelling house OF tho late James w caver,
deceased, will sell the personal estate Of said
deceased, CONSUMING OF .ff
Beds, Bedsteads and Bedding,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
Aad on MONDAY tie 2Sh day Of
The same month, at the Court House OF Rionon-
gala county, shall sell at public auction the
land OF which said James Weaver, decd, died
seized and possessed, consisting Of what was
called the lone place, INCLUDING the Mansion
house, of about LOG Acres, conveyed by Tho
mas rndall and wife TO james Weaver, BY deed
dated 18th April, 1884.
Another piece, being Lot. No. q, and
a moicty of what is called the Jarrett Tract, OF
IA acres.
Another piece of AZ Acres, being
Lot No. 6, Of what is called the Byrnc Tract,
adjoining Bcnj. A. Lewis.
Another piece, being Lot No. 10,
OF what is called the Robe Tract, containing
bch acres, adjoining Job Sims, less Ia acres as.
signed 10 Mary Friend.
Another Tract of 195 Acres, being
Lot No. OF what is called tho Hess tract, less
II acres assigned to Mary Friend.
And another piece, being Lot. No. 7,
of what is called the Hes ract, containing 90
acres.
The Personal Property will be sold for cash
as to all sums less than ten dollars, and as to
greater sums credit of Q months will be given,
bond md good sccurity required bearing inter
est from day OF sale.
The Land will be sold in tho above lots on a
credit of 8 and IL months, purchaser giving bond
with good security bearing interest from the day
OF sale, payable in 9 and Is months /; and the
titio retained I'LL said bonds be paid, and lien
for the payment of the same reserved on the land .
Where Wheat and other winter crops are
growing the present occupant will have a right
to- take care OF and take away tho crop when
Smatured, except onc-thrd OF which the purcha-
ser will be entitled to.
GUY II. G. ALLEN, Executor
Dec. %. Of James Weaver, decd.
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"TE1E GOOD TIME COMING"
By II. S. ARTHUR.

VI 4 Y II.
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