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IS. FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST II. 1865.

tudc's attention, went and caamiucl the !
church, reported d" no powder found and
then having assured them that they had won
the election, ordered them under the com
mlnd Of capt Rousseau, to return to their
respective wards
While the mob was at its HIGHEST pitch Of
excitement engaged in this work Of dcstruc-
ton, the most painful sights were witnessed.
Poor women were nccii,r with their children,
and little mcmcntors OF home that were
brought from the father land men were
covering before the mad multitude. and hid
ing themselves wherever opportunity offered
wiile most 1ainlul of all -itEts the stars, and
stripes waved at the head Of ,acr;lrnious
mobltcs.
VISITING Yesterday. i,o so,,,c or lr,os, ont
rotn. we 1yryn sirltnoj a., tfc min t}nt hnd
bn3n vroprlt fine Io,nns devastated. r,rni
turr Lroltr1 n,.i hnrncJ and ,h, nn.,, i,Lnh.
tant. ratbcr,J li,nt tho r,'nnnnt. If thcir
rrnrort,. torriG,I at ,yor, snnnl lost If
might he fine sign,l nr,,,ntb3, ottn,J. What
cy,,r may b,ve ln,r tI,, ,'r,,,c,,inn nr onv
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connected with ti,e rr0r,rly of the saji-to-bc
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That =" straight out and out Wing Com
NCmtion.

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from the following rather prolAnc account Of
it in the Springfield Republican,.
1t may look odd to STRANGER, that an
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the Boston Co"'' Tor publication rather
/ than to some paper in Vermont. to the w..
po,y,ot G,r ;nstanoo ,,l,i,l ,,,,tl;.,.ol .Lo
can 'ol II anu No"cllcu LOT IL Us II genuine
wing calI-nUnc but clean wings having had
any knowledge Of IT. till then. THE most
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cUncoctcrs Of it. thought it possible that tbo
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Missouri fashion Con.;dar;r,, ,,.,,..
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justly ieel little grouty that they had not
the manners to put at least one - clean" di
,ujujylyajjon man into their ticket p,rh,,,
I,or.o,.or Mr. ormsh,,. r,,,,i,,t;.,, AL.
40 "1i'
gate 10 na''on'' coiNeh'ion' VIII be thought
sufficient.
Post Norton GaIvanism.
-
uv"u ioISc may pc mage 70 KICK witt
s9n'c Slgor ny putting SalNamc charge
.mlouau iiI nVi NoS A'o cAlerinlenV Is wei
llusuutcu ~ 'Hc SP"S"oulc VmoFtS 10 resus
eiVato t"e lu'v wing p"l'y' 10 accomplish
TINS oHlccV IN cllIoil' d coI'N Chtloh was hcI'
at W hltc ni'er yurctioni Inc ON INST u
Whlch we iecI conuucn'' tucre were at lcas
nNc nun iou"iS IiV9'u' "!iU may t"eJ were
persons VI Honi0 Con'l'oi c'ioi, although We
10 n?i iee1niuu' . II''',5 DIiolo nealu ol tiem
IL M '"oy oeo"rcu al
cnrstitutinr its oficors TLeir ro,,'ns $50
;tI, tr,,,a,7o.it;n,,s ~, tlt ,.ar; ~ 90
"l'i .i"ii0 lOoi'i0i'' Oii 'il0 ,ulloue commit
tees, In the state tlcket nominated, and las
and most amusingly In the list OF delegate
at large to the next national Whig conyen
ton The state ticket nominated was. 70
Governor ,Juhn Wheeler of Burlinrton lion
r 4a,..4 .o-ourou 1.ooo ~ vru;,.ht - ras.1a
to,"t sosvtaU " prionnrf nr u nroTf' v.
w. oa au' G,r oornn
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mon,inations bonn rso tboro ,sa. no',aucb oh(
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17

n DIR. DoRloN, of this place has br.n re
qucsted by the members Of the Nonir,qi
hshlpte, to deliver Q Lecture, in their large
Hall, in Montreal
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17

.G-rhe following atrociou, llnguaa" in re-
ference to the anti-slayery settlers in kanS :
appears in late number of the Richticl
(Mo.) EHi'ryr'Sr
e The policy OF the South has NJ" cets'I
to he that of temporizins. We are d"trl-
mined to put into rcquisition the stout hcnlts
and strong arms which God has turui+r"! Is
with-und if, 10 maintain our con, 'itu,ionl
rights, it becomes necessary to Grlugc IT,
Territory of Kansas with human blood it
viii BE done. This, rest assured,
will be the result, notwithstanding II wnuli
he an insult to the virgin soil OF tht Terrific
ry, to minGlc with it the crimson tide that
will flow from the veins of the hired d1,tiro-
and otroons Of the North and East
We wonder if that is to be called - leaving
to the people of each State or Territory, the
exclusive right to institute and regulate their
own internal affairs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17

HARVARD U>N ERsITY AND \ WAR SnIr.--lt
appears from the last report OF the treasurer,
that the whole available property OF the nj
vcrsity, the various accumulatuUs oi more
than two centuries of generosity, amounts to
703 LIS dollars
There now swings idly at her mooriug,, in
this harhor, Il ship OF line, the Ohio, carrying
ninety guns, finished as late as lN35, for 541,-
$50 dollars repaired only two years after
wards in ISIS, for 223 ,Ol2 dollars with an
armament which has cost $3.50 dollars,
making AN amount of 81 ,N4j dollars, as the
actual cost at tins moment of that singh
ship. more than 100 600 dollars beyond all
the available Accommodations Of the richest
and noblcst seat of learning in the land ;
Choose We, my fellow citizens of Christian
State, between the two caskets-thut whorciu
is the livrlinoss OF knowledge and OF truth,
nr that which contains the ctuIou of death
Let US pursue the comI"ri. "a still further
luc account of the IS, t,t.Iul It the mi
yyr-its DARING thc Iu-t year, for the general
lut,. ,.., oi tuc coil -', tht instruction of the
unu,r graduates, ANA iur the schools ut Law
rId Of divinity, amount, to 4j,9i9 dollars
ipc cost ut the Oulu for one year IN service,
in salaries, wages and provisions, is go ,uUO
dollars being l1j ,uOO dollars moro than the
annual expenditures of the University
more than four times as much, In other
words, for the annual sum which is hylsbed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-08-17
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

FOR TREASURER,
Hon. Henry M. Bates, Of Mortified.
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Hon. RYLAND FLETCHER,
OF CdrcndiSh.
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lDcsklp free })ress.
STATE NOMINATIONs.

FOR GOVERNOR.
Hon. STEPHEN ROYCE,
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FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR

OF East Berkshire.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
a. Child nost---Aaseting story.

On Friday of last week, a child Of
Mr.. Franklin Gray, (residing near,
Kingwood, Preston comfy attempted
to follow its father to q neighbours, not
more than mile distant. The mother
missed her babe (of two years Of age)
and in alarm at once instituted search.
She followed her husband, but heard
no tidings of the lost one. Father and
mother, spreading the alarm, joined by
sympathising neighbors, set out upon u
search, and all that day and night they
continued the search, but morning
came, and still the little wanderor was
not found. Court was in session at
Kingwood, and ON Saturday morning
adjourned, to allow all in attendance to
aid in restoring the child to it's anxious
parents. The party, numbering now
about two hundred persons, searched
the woods all day, but not till the hunt
had been well nigh abandoned, as eve
ming was coming on apacc, could any
information be had of the child's condi-
ton or whereabouts. Mr.. B. Hawley,
as lie was returning home, and within
n half mile Of Mr.. Gray's house, fond
the Child, but 1t aOas dead ! 1t had
persisted from exposure, having been
without food, wandering in the cold
dreary woods, from Friday morning.
lntheir melancholy bereavement, under
such painful circumstances, the parents
have the warm sympathics of friends
and neighbors.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24

Apples, --Sulcs at 10 cts to $500 per Dbl
Butter,--Wc quote western at llal6 cts; COM
mon roll ii to is; glades, Is to "a good ,lSa24
Demand active, nd prices firm.
lfeeswaX ,--Sales at IS cents per pound.
Bacon, - Market active and prices firm We
quote shoulders at l2aI3 cts; sides, l3a14 -
shams, plain, Paid; fancy, bali
ticans,--Whitc S2,b0a3; mixed S GOA 80 a bu.
Country SOap,--We quote at CAT cts per h.
Cattie,--Tho Offering on Thursday last was n
bout 1000 head 1850 of which were sold atS2 81
as4,25 on the hoof, equal to SO, 76aS go nett.
Corn 1--WE quote yellow AT 75aS5 cts; white,
65a76 cts. These arc the prices Tor now corn.
Clover Sccd,-S7 ,50aS 90 per bushel
Chcstnuts,--Saes at So ,50a3 20 per bushol.
Dried Fruit - apples paired, s ,0Oa1 ,12 f.
IMPAIRED, bOa62 cts. Peaches pared, SO, GOA
$500; impaired 81 ,5On2, 90 per bushel.
Deerskins, --Snlcs at is 10 90 cts.
Flour,--We quote city mills Il, so ,00-----. How
ard street also at 5000. Tho receipts are
light, but tho demand is not so active. The
week closed on dull market, with Gown
ward tendency.
Eurs,--Sales Of Rabbit at lag cts; led Fox ,50a
75; Muskrat, 6i7; Mink, 62a75; Coon and Grey
Fox, l5a20; otter, Stn3.
Elaxseed, Sales at ST Goal so per bushol.
Ginseng,--ln fair demand, quoted al 30a35 cts
itogs,-~Markct active, with sales al S7,7baS 90
Lard ,--lp barrels Hale cts; in kegs lsai3.
Mustard seed Sales at TO cts
Oats, --Mnryiand oats 35ai0 cts; Western Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania, 50a15 cts per bushel
Rye ,~-Morylaud sells at I05alt0 cts; -Western
Virginia and Penn'a. ll0a120 cts. per bushoI.
Snake-root, --Senoea sells at G0a70 cts.
Vall0w ,--Sslcs at Hale cts. per pound.
Wool ,--Unwashod at lSa20 cts, washed 2Sa33.
Wheat,---Wo quote Inferior to good reds ST 80
l,90j good TO primo l9ca200; inferior 10 good
Whites ,9O'3,ocj good 10 prime, 81 ,oo,',io.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
OUR BOOK TABLE.

SCENES in the Practice of u New
York Surgeon by EDWARD III. DIXON,
M. D., with s Illustrations by barley.
This is u limo. of 704 pages, from the
prolific press of Dewitt u Davenport,
New York. 1t is work of thrilling
interest, combining much information
in medical science with narratives of
suffering and portraits of eccentricities
such as will rivet the attention of read
ers of all classes. We predict for it u
very extensive sale.
Godey's Lady's Book for December
is enriched with II full page plates
SIS engravings! 81 articles I! and closes
up the year right brilliantly. We don't
lend Cooley, and it will therefore be
necessary to get it honestly. A Club
is open at this Office, at $1.67 a copy,
or $500 if taken with our paper. The
regular terms are: one copy, 1 year,
So; 2 copies one year $5; three copies
one year So; five copies one year, and
an extra copy to the person sending tho
club, making six copies, $40; 8 copies
WV y Soi oiiu an S-htiG SopJ w VIC per-
son sending the club, making 8 copies,
SIS; eleven copies for one year, and
an extra copy TO the person sending
the club, making II copies, $40.
Peterson's MagaSiae for December,
contains so articles, and SO embellish-
ments, some of them of peculiar beau
ty. Quite o number of talented Lady
contributors grace the pages of this
work. The next number commences a
new volume.
-Afhr's Home Magazine for Dec.
Less brilliant, though not less enter
tanning than its attractive competitors,
this Magazine has strong claims upon
the reading and Mtnhing community.
Those who would subscribe should be
at it soon, and commence with the new
volume. This Magazine will be club
bed with our paper at So 90 per ann.
in advance. The regular price is So.
a year; two copies So; 4 copies So.
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MONEY MANTEDl

Our subscribers, who have not yet
paid their subscriptions for the Union
the current year, can confer upon us
very special favor by attending to it in
the next two weeks. Subscribers at a
distance may pay to our authorized
Agents, who will receipt to them for
the amounts. Now, friends, give us a
lift-we are in need, and ask it as q
special favor. All who can pay in that
time, we hope will do it.
ny" Notwithstanding We have pub
lished the paper now over four months,
We will receive $3.50, the advance
price, from all who will respond to this
friendly appeal.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
Fire at staunton xunstic Asylum.

One of the buildings of the Staunton
Lunatic Asylum--occupicd by some
II Of the worst class of patients (fe-
males) was burnt down on the evening
of Thursday, 18th instant. The fire
originated in the attic from the chin
ney-destroyed all the building but
the lower floor, and portions of the
second. The supply Of water was III
sufficient, or the building could have
been saved. The patients we're all
safely removed to the other buildings.
DR.. Suibling writes:
Most happy am ] to assure the
anxious friends Of the many afflicted
ones undor my care, that not one of
them received any personal injury
that all are comfortable, and / rather
think more composed than before the
accident.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
Ny. The Patent Right mania ha

Bsg~ The Patent Right mania has
not yet reached the eliminating point.
Patents are now sought, in addition to
those heretofore granted, for printing
machine, washing machine, churn, seed
planter, &C., etc., but being under bonds
we cannot finish the catalogue. Nor
gantown is going ahead in this line
indeed, if the ingenuity of our mechan-
les does not soon meet reverse, we
shall have to petition Uncle Sam for a
Branch Patent Office, and local COM
missioner of patents among us. Push
on the column, artizans, let your fame
go out over the country, and the money
come in--therc's nothing like it!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

MoNoNGALIA COUNTY, TO WIT:
10 me CIerk Of The County Court Of said County .
\ pursuance Of Warrant to u directed and
Il a'ter Dein8 duiy sworn for the purpose, VIC
have viewed and appraised A COW shown IN ps
ny Farmer McCollum, taken up by him as an
Estray on his premises, and we find the same TO
be red and white COW about six years old,
marked with an under and upper bit out of the
, ,'at car; No othor visible marks and VIC do
value the said Cow at eighteen dollars. Given
from under our hi nds this 9th day OF November
$500. JOHN ST. CLAIR,
G. +. CONWAY,
MORDECAI BARNES.
a copy.-Tosto, MARSHALL NJ. DENT,
november ~, 1879. ~ st Clerk l..
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~ EVERY READER ~

VIII please notice the advertisement headed
" The GREAT Book OF THE YEAR,n aud send
Tor iul descriptive catalogue of all our IllGs-
tratcd Words.
u TO the uniniiated in the great art of book
selling, we would say that SIC present scheme
for money making which is far better than all
the gold mines of California aud Australia.
IL Persons dcsirous Of selling any one Work
alone, and canyassing a certain section of coun
wy or several counties, will please confer with
tho subscriber, who will chcoflully answer every
letter, as FAR as possible, on tho day of its re-.
ception. Address, ROBERT SEARS
10 Publisher, 1Sl William So, N. Y
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Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.
IMpoRTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUN CEMENT
rENO all persous afflicted with Sexual diseases,
d such as SPERMATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CONORRHEA,
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM, az
SELFABUSE, &c. &c.
The Howard Association OF PHILADELPHIA in
view of the awful destruction of human lifo and
health, caused by sexual diseases and tho &c.
ceptions practsed upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases by Quacks, have directed their
Consulting Surgeon, rs a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy ofther name to give MEDICAL.ADV1CE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afl ctcd tA'aIe or
Fcmnle) who apply by letter with description
OF thor condition, age, occupation, habits 81
lIio, &c, and iG cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, to .urn,sh Medicines free of charge
The Howard Association is Il benoyo!cn iIIsli.
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief oil the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Firmlent and Epidemic Diseases and its
funds can be used for no other purpose. 1t lias
now surplus Of means, wa,ich the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. It's
needless to add that the Association commando
the highest Medical skill Of the ago, and will
furnish the post approved modern treatment.--
Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
cor!hOea, sc.
Address, (post paid) Dr. GEo. n. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. Z
Sonth NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA D. HATFIELD, President.
GEO. FAIRcuILD, SecreiGry. Sept. 2O.--Iy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
MORE NICE APPLES!

We are particularly indebtedto VIM.
Price, Esq, of Western Monongalia,
for lot of the most delicious apples
that it has been our pleasure to receive
this season. They were the Rambo,
Big Doctor Vandiyer, and Pcnick
varieties, and were not less gratifying
to the palate than pleasing to the eye.
The Squire will accept our thanks.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.
PRESTON COUNTY TO WIT:
~, IL. IL

PRESTON COUNTY TO WIT:
To The Clerk of Tie Court of s1j3 ro,,,,
WE, Philip Bcerbower, David Dennis and les
sc Spurgin, Jun'r., three frochoIders Of saia
county, do hereby certify that, by virtue of
warrant to us directed by Harrison Hagass,
justice of tho said county, we have this day on
our oaths viewed and appraised three two wear
oid cattle, taken up by William Robinson on his
land as estrays, and assess the value Of said cs
trays at thrty-seyen dollars. Tho said cattle
arc oGscrlned as ioliows One mulcy steer,
pale brindIc, with White on the wethGra. wbith
face and rcd ring round each eye; one dark
brlndIe steer, with few white specks on tho
hank one white and red spcckied steer, with
white stripe on tho back. No car marks on tho
ABOVE cattle. PHILIP DEERBOWER
his mark.
JESSE SPURGIN, Jun,r
DAVID y DENNIS,
copy.-Tostc, his mark.
NOV. II, '05. SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-11-24
Has- Daniel Haldeman, Esq. of this

H@s- Daniel Haldeman, Esq. of this
place, has patented an improvement in
Washing Machines; and Jcre. Leach,
agent for the patentee, has been cxhi-
biting it's advantages, by a handsome
model, to our citizens, during few
days of this week. The machine is in
geniously gotten up, combines several
advantages, and will doubles meet ga
good run"
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FRESH GROCERIES I!

r. L. & N. Berkshire have received
and are selling at low prices, a new as
sortment Of groceries, tobacco, segars,
fancy and variety goods, notions, &c.
Read their advertisement and give them
q call.
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ESTRAYS.
MonongdiiaCouaiy,tou ut
TO the Clerk OF the Coun-
~ Court Of said county:

" II, Cornelius MShane, George %. Jarrett,
w and Charles Jonowoin, three freehold ers
OF the said County, do hereby certify that by yir-
tue OF u Warrant To- us directed by William Rob-
ison, Justice of the said County, we have this
day, on our oaths, Viewed and appraised TWO
STEERS taken up by Joel Ridgway, on his land
az Estrays, and assess the value Of said ostrhys
at $3.50 ach. Ono of tho said Steers is black /,
with white star in his forohead the other dark
brown, with half crop off the loft and crop or
the right ear, blind in the right eye and branded
on the hip, which brand looks Ike an III but
can't tell certain, --suppo TO be two years
old last Spring. Given undo our hands this
Gath day Of October, 1866.
GEORGE u. JARRETT,
G.. McSUANB,
CHARLES JENEWEIN.
copy.--Teste, NJ. NJ, DENT, Cl'k.
November 9, 1896, 10 81
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The Democratic National Commit
tee is called together to meet at the
National Hotel, Washington City, on
Thursday, 9Th of January next. 1t is
composed of one member from each
State. The member from Pennsylva-
MIA is the Jesuit Postmaster General.
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On the 18th inst, by Ed. S. Siegfried
Mr.. JACOB SUMMERS and Miss JEMI-
MA LEwELLIN, daughter of Jesse Lew
elm, all of Cheat Neck, in this county.