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Triose,nar-rhe Great Europenn Discovery,


0ROIECTED royal patent England aud secured by
Ecoe Pharmacc de Paris and the Imperial Col
ieee of Medicine, Vienna.
iesemar No IL The remedy for general and local debility los
power decay and all the distressing
abnse lis effects ecaeious
youth manhood aud old be viie powers would not be-
decline life If the Triesenar
universally aaopted all physical impedments vanish Ike
influence thus rendering use Invaluable 10 those en-
tefing the marriage state
Tesar No completely and entirely oradicacs AL traces OF
those eopava thought
ruin OF tho health OF vast portion OF the pop
na.on. .
Tesemar No Sis the great European remedy for that class OF
English
destruction of patients coDsttulion
aud which all sarsaparilia world
Triesear alike devoid q smell, and
all pauseaing qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their bein- detected
Sold in tn cnses each divided into doses
mlnistered ~ Vaipeau, Laemand, Roux &C.
o had waolesae and retail, of Mr. H. A. Barrow, No 81
Canal New York, specially appointed by the
patenee the United States and
part Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr. Barrow forward Triesemar to part OF the world,
according the instructions OF the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
n p.J,.rfjon of EayS 10 California,

/. - Iypi,ed States mn steamships leave New York
49, for Aspnwal on The 5h and 2Dil of each month,
T& connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco. =
and approved by the Navy
Department and guaranty speed aud safety.
The completed from ocean
hours The baggage OF Passen
gers San Francisco and passen
the company expense
The money paid in New York all expenses Of e tnp
prevent detention in OF accdent % TINT
= entirely reliable. 80
Passengers leave Panama they arrive at Aspn
,
20 through by steamer and take charge Of
women md children without other protectors -
the lowest rates apply at the agency IN
West street, New York. to l. W. MAXIMUM.
H . = =
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fEVTubED UAHHS " sN'
Hom Nesc York, From Liverpool

EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, 6HtPLEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
sTEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
81 Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER Havre.
shps will be accountable for eold
bullion specie ewey precious meas uness bills Of
adnr the value thereof therein
Ap25--dn
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

NedT EN7H7tsV17y, TItut7fc COH7HHf 1H".
THE studies this institution commences on The
2tth August Thursday In june The
3i50 paynb'c semi annu
There charges for music drawing, paint
ing Spanish Italian, German, and Latin The terms
primary composed OF pupils under nine years OF
nee annum, able half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry addressed 70 the MOTHER sUPE
Academy EmmittsbuTs, ffeoerek county
Maryland.
July B-dlyear.A sh ..sEa. T. r
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NJ an. u.,,,,on Of Ioln j. Greepcurh of New York New
York praying for extension OF patent Eenird 20 nn.
machines" for seven yenis m
expiration sd paieDt which taxes place on hs
~ - .a, lie ,sjs petition At the Patent odce
ON Mcav fs Sih day OF February, 1855, at ~ ocock M
nOufed appear ana snow eause' any
they have why petition ought not 70 be grsaed patton,
Persons opposing tho extension re "s a.
days all testimony n'ed oy ei'e r
be said hearing must be taken and W |
oacc, which Will % " pp
cation. cx.,. a., az y.,p.,v
next dcposi,ons papers relied upon az 'sno,
ust be- aed In beoe the M9fhg q ,h"' a"s
ibe arguments any, within tan days thereafter y,,e,
Ordered also published In TIC uhlo"
sencer and Evening Star, Washington D. c.; Pennsyyshan
Philadelphia Journal Of Commerce, New tork y.
R6eon, week for threc
wseka previous 4h day Of February next ,hs gay o.
ing. f,.n..ssone o "a Patents.
psEdiors the papers win please copy and
Patent Olice with paper coh's'hnB 1' "o
Noy2 2l-lnw3w
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an tho petition William O. Gimcs, Of Phadclpha fa pray
III inv for patent granted TO him fsnfnmy ~,
FOR seven years rom
the patent which takes place on inc i oy
II said petition be head At the Patent once
on Monday 2eh January next ut ~ O'Clock, N. anu an
notified appear show any they haSc
vhy said petition ought 10 be granted ~, No..
extension requ'ssd 70 my III is
once their obecons specially Get forth IN wrg az eas. Yen
days the day Of hearing M testimony nsa uy N a
cosdance with the Office be ufnsed on ap
plicai0n. ., =. -, ys,h of I.nn,ry
The testimony viii be closed on me ian @
,sG drposisns, papers relied upon as icsimohy
,s, no hed The Office morning OF hui day
The arsunents, il any, within ten days thereatef ,,
,so iha ,hts notice be the Unon inel
aencer, and Evening Sar, Washington u vi Ienny,ya" m
Pa; journal New York, ~ X; ana
pos, Rpron Mass week for three successive weeks
previous :" ' - CHARLES MASON,
3.Sa @ Commissioner of Patents.
PsEditors Of the papers will please COPY and send
their bills Oce with paper containing hs hoce
tT-law3w
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lrExS GOODS FDIi iGENTLEMEN.~P. ]. STEER, mer-
chant iaior has just and beautiful stock Of
goods 10 which he respectfully invites bc at
tennn Of and the public.
varied stock Of cloths, cassmeres and
ycsngs Styles OF eenenens furnishing
goods very select and competei such as
u arts, cravais, Stocks ties, gloves
suspendcrr, hosiery
cotton, nd wooleu undershiris, drawers Sc
clohng order nj short notice in
s,yie Of uasurpassed egance, and AZ fair prices
call early and select choice Styles
No. as Sevraih street
Sept l2--aiswf
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rnter,n,nment at Inc Western Presbyterian Church.

fpF ladies' congregation that the Of
they will give entertainment IN the new church
eGce supper and for The sale OF useful and
Tbs Of this entertainment viii be ued 10
aid hing Ii designed that article
s3nii he sold above ts value.
R,fas iotecs OF CHARGE viii be prohibited.
The fee shall be only i2h cents.
No will be scared perfect satisfaction TO vs'ers and
patrons of the enterprise
To aid inject contributions useful and
fancy Articles provisions respectfully solicited nnd
Haske prncpa directress at No 30 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of ihe crce, will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged Nov S--aaw3w
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I,Oa IL E:NT. n comfortable nnd conmOdtous house,
on Delaware avenue hundred yards north of tho
Caoitol repec many conveuences. be obnned
There attached spacious
ana gdcn sabIipg carriage house, &C. To
gentleman pnnctus and careful tenant the rent
wont BIZ
usy could be hired with The house
IL required. Inquire of A. 6hsrN
a-?aw2x Anctoneer, sm street.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. VI. G. Mcgs, u. g. Enguecrs
We residents Of, in the state OF f-,
hereby Jointly and eveay United States and
bid be accepted. that he
they w days the OF the and bid
cute the aud sufficient
perform proposed in conformity to the
ofhe which aadn Aud in the
aforesaid.
good the offer by the said and
lowest bidder.
(.igned) ~ D.
T.. ID.
Of knowledge and belief The
above named gusranors good and sufficient
(Sigued) r. L.
Mar 8-3swiathNay & iawf
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omitted States Patent once,

I'm the peton Raiton, OF West Mddlclown, rsh
syIvania praying for the extension o. gaien M rar
him for IN sihreshng mnchnes fo seven
from the expiration said patent which takes p'nce On o M
February, A. D. le56-- ,-.., u.,.,, ,,05cr On
is ordered pcfinn be heard at the rnte %
Monday February, e5S al u ociock M a M pny
IL they havc ~a
said petition ought nj be granted p.,.u,
once their otiscnns specially forth IN wrEs - 'ea,
hr n said hearing taken and transmitted ID sc
cordnnce with The rules oce which will be furnished on
application. -. 1. -. esb dav nj
NEXT other relied upon ~
Dony afcs before the morning 'i a
day; ,rgnments f within ten dnys ierear
he published In the Uhioi ihe
rencer Evening star Washington D. e; 2
phindepbia OF Commerce. New York; ~ t. once
week M three weeks previous TO the 4 Gay o fep
ruary next, the day Of hearing o,,.p,ru >s.soN
Commissioner Of Paieuts.
PsEdto above will pease copy ana send en
bin. 90 The Patent Ohce paper containing TINS notice.
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Law Notice.

WALKER
yyTM. r. BROWN, FRED r. STANTON and ). KNOX WALK
Err practising in the Supreme
Cour OF the United claims in Washington,
and odices In Washington and Mem
phs One onnd either place, and
i~t,er~ es~sd attention.
Anil ls- Intel. End sentinel cofyJ
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GEORGE w. MORFLL. Attorney and Counsetior-"t
W law United commissioned commissioner
for Clsins, No "a Wall street, New York
Justice Unit-d States snpreme Court
United senator oenera e. Ioisn cmps
m Eorpesr United NJ blair, Solicitor the Court
of Claims; r. H. Glei, esq and Major Arnold Han washing
CITY. uctiv~WfpSuh'm
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CARO.-youra ladies wishing TO ,n-n.s'ves in
n French by joining The morning ciasses Miss
Brooches school, Pennsyvwna che has
resident Pann lady o distinguished sbleswho
gives daily Instruction in that language
oc, s6--eod2w
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CENSUS Of 1850, large quarto votunse, bonnd sn
u half Russia, or sale, few ccpie'.ou'y a. 4s 30 ~
sep8 fhfNch iAfhoh
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Stepping sou,hanp,on both going and rmrnins they offer
London und Havc over
route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from Eew York TO Southampton sd Bremen
First cabin main saoen, 5i3o; cabin, L~sr saloon, 81
second do, 500.
All newspapers through the pc Vce
No bills OF Iadng will be signed on the day OF sninS.
0 An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship
For orfreght passage, apply ~ - -
&C. Ii. SAND, III South William st., N. y
@. A. HEiNEKEN Co., Bremen
CROSKEY Il Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELiN, Havrc.
Mar 6--dIy ssa9
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WIN. M. Merrick,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

-
No. rs Lesirana avenue,
WILL practise in supreme Court Of the United States the
cou, OF several courts Of the District OF Co
lsmhia
Dec 27-3tawt
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No. 54G]
Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts in the state of Iowa.

pprsuaucs entitled An change the
Of the land dislcts In the State Of Iowa. and for
March 3D. 1855 which three
hereby declared and made
known that for the TURKEY psrRIcr" has
been es,ahis Wnneshck
Forr Dopag pI-TaIoT, DopcR in Weber county
and that DsTRcT at Sorx Cry, in Wood
bury
Given under my hand city Of Washington this thirty
day af October, a. ID. 1885, 4.
By of the President.
- THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Nov a--lay6w Hat. aud Star.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising tns line are the following;
The A;lannc. CdPt We"
The Baltic. CaPt CensocA
The Adtaue.
y r. These ships having been built by contract ex
& essy Tor government service, every care ha1 oecn
NAE construction, also in their engines,
10 strength and speed; and their accoaimo-
comorl
passage York Liverpool In ersf cabin S
&9
Liverpool York, 80 and 20 guineas
n experienced aiiac,ed 10 each ship,
he until paid for.
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TOR SALE OR RENTThe well known and desirable resi-
deocc A. A. Nichoisos Dnddinpop
crpd The in excellent reair, and
supplied win nrtures and ohrr eonve
complete and well
ranged grounds eItrnsvc have been planted
win tbe bss, t and laid OF win and
ta.te ornamental rsrdensr
FoT texus Jshn G. Dreni at'orneyasw
No Louisiana Buckncr baysa, missouri syenne
between ~ and 9Th sfvcets
The of the hose VIII be fouHd ~ Duedinxson.
NcvG a. -tsws
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s !. IT, NEW YORK, BAEMEN, AND SOUI &l-
~@S3 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAME Rs
TG4Efs The ships comprising this line the WASHING
Ml1ME10D TON, Capt. r.. Cavendyi HERMANN. Capt Ea
ward Higgins
These stop Southampton both going and returning
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mo. 547.l
Notice

y, doo,.auce Of certain Uased Staes Land Offices ia
Me States Of Illinois, Miohigan, Wisconsia, and io@o
FINDER provisions The sscosd section Of es &C. Con-
.he quantity public remaining unscd In any land dne'
edaced number Of acres lee .san one mS"'e IT, "
auce with other ubicc the Secretary o. he ine
the following ohcss DC VIZ
shawneetown and KAsksskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
ans remaining unsoli undpored of in the above districts
be satjec, to entry a. those IVA %" i ,bc
points, and be made subject TO entry az oowsi III,
and Kaskask attached the Springfield
Kasmazoo % the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee to Mennsha district, WISCONSIN,
Fairfield the Charlton district, lows
ara ceys n, The points Of will public notice
which sy VIII Ss receive
Given under hand the city Of Washington th ia DAY o.
November, A. ID. 1899. ,,uoo i. urSnptrrs
Commssoner Of the General Land once
mo LOAN.-saooo security in ,ho city OF WASH
'"s'oh app" Tuos. JEFFERSON SMITH,
81 Louisiana avenue, (ihli's BuidinssD I'd hoor.
Nov l5--eodtf
DIpEurou srLyER-PLATED 0OODs--i have
" received Of superior silver plated gocss pa
ted on nbnta "copper" which will sell at surprisingly low
prices, viz -. =, .,,., i,,;,.,;on ~ ,pe ,;cb.s,
Castors large variety Of beautiful patterns
spoons ok. coup adlss knives double plate
cake baskets. saiad eas,ors, pickle stands
Salt stands, liquor sisnds, cSndesicks -
Elegant Dishes forming two dishes
Toas, racks, ,-a ksisss, coffee pitchers
Tnnkards, sugar spoons, hsh knv~s, &c, 80, =
stock vii, be convinced folly Of Investing in silver
they buy durable go1ds wneh pear csse sse
''anes 70 ''''s' a '''' '''" 80 G. W. BorELEE,
| oc,0a 9awevn Iron Hall
L
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Inc treasury Department consists the Offices of the
etary OF e treasury, two comptroers, commissioner of
ne customs SIX auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and coast survey
lhc following brief indication of the duties OF these
several oces and OF the oroe employed therein respectively
Secrearys 0cc.lIon. James Guthrie Secretary Of the
Treasury; Hon. r. e. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charge; architect three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
ay OF the Treasury charged with the general supervision
OF the fiscal transactions OF the government Of the exc
cnhon OF the laws concerning the
OF the United States lie superntens the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the hospitals Of
the United States and the construction OF public
buildings Tor custom houses and other purposes.
frsf Comptroiers Oiice.-Elisha Whtesey, esq., Comp
,rosr and fifteen clerks He prescrbcs the mode Of keep
ing ana rendering accounts Tor the civil and diplomatic
vice well a. the public lands and reyses and certes the
balances arising thereon
secoHd Comproler's OGce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prescribes the mode
keeping and rendering the Of the army, navy
ana Indian departments OF the public SERVICE and revise and
cs les the balances arising thereon
Ofce cf Comissioner Of the Cpsfoms-fiuQh j. Anderson
ESQ., Commissioner and eleven clerks Re precrbes the
mode OF Keeping and rendering the OF the customs
revenue and Disbursements and for the building and repair
g cusomhouse &c., and rerses and certfes the balances
arising thereon.
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Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and OF the Post Office Department are assigned
b the constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared for his final action il is distributed among several bu-
reaus follows The Appointment Office, in charge OF the
Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, In
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster Generals the
Finance Office in charge of the Third Assistant Postmaster
Generals and the Inspection oce in charge of the Chief
clerk
appointment OGcc.Horao King, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks To this Office
assigned all questions which relate TO the establishment and
dcontinuance Of post Offices changes Of sites and names,
and removal OF postmasters and route and local
agents. aso the giving OF instructions to postmasers
Postmasters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
men with the superncndeDce OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasers with blanks 10 TINS
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship nes and Of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract O6foewilliam II. Dundss esq., Second Assist
Postmaster General, and twenysx clerks 10 this OF
fec assigned tho business Of arranging the mail service
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-25
p "A Farm of a5J Acres.
House and Lot for Sale.

Ny virtue Off Decree rendered at tho Spring
Term, 1855, Of the Circuit Court of Mononralia
county, in the case of llynsou Smith plaintiff
and Hosea NJ. Wade defendant, | shall,
On tie 4th Monday &n AWg,tst nert,
on the public ground before the Coart-IIouse in
Morgantown, sell to the highest bidder at Pub
lie Auction,
a certain House and Lot, situate
near the mouth of Wade's Run, in said county,
containing acre, roods and 30 pcrches.
The terms of sale are a s follows, TO wit For
Sl4o.OO-payabic on the 10Th November, 1865 ;
For S62OO--payable on 10th November, 1856 ;
For $4,000 payable on 10Th November, 1857 -.
and the residue payable on the 10th November,
1898. The purchaser will be required to execute
bonds with good security for the payment of the
purchase money. Tile believed to be good.
W.. T. WILEY Commissioner.
July ii, 1855. Ats
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Progress IF Mormoaism. Twenty.
FIVE years ago the "Prophot" Joseph
Smith organized tho Mormon Church
with six members. AT tho present
time the Church in Utah Territory con
tains three Presidents. seven apostles,
two thousand and twenty six seventies
seven hundred and fifteen high priests,
nine hundred aud ninety four elders,
five hundred and fourteen priests, four
hundred and seventy ono teachers, two
hundred and twenty-seven deacons, boz
sides the usual ratio Of persons, in train.
ing for tho ministry but not yet ordain.
ed. and four hundred and eighty-nne
missionaries abroad. During the six
months ending with the beginning of
April last; nine hundsed and sixty.five
children born in the territory of Utah,
two hundred and seventy eight persons
died, four hundred and seventy-nine
were baptized in the Mormon faith and
eighty-six were accommodated from
the Church.
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Executive Proclamation, $50
Reward

Gov. johnson has issued his procla-
nation offering reward ofS15O for the
apprehension of VIM. j. Brooks, the
hend who committed u rape on his own
child, aged l3 years, under circumstan-
ces ofcruelty and barbari,y, in the coun
~ Of Spottsylvania on tho 18th ultimo.
Brooks is represented as stone cutter.
known in Lynchbnrg, Alexandria, and
observation-disclosures SO years ofage, five
feet eight inches high, dark hazel or
brown eyes. and when conversng. one
eye is nearly closed--dark brown hair,
sandy beard-wears a goatee, is square
shouldered, and his walk is peculiar;
from a Jerking in his legs.
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TO THE WORLD.

Having made visit to the Patent Office recent
ly, and finding, by the extension orihe building.
sufficient room TO properly arrange the models of
improvements, | could take quite satisfactory
view of Models without opening the cases. /
spent number Of days examining various i'm.
provcmcnts, with great satisfaction and among
them thoroughly examined all the HORSEPOWER
Hay Rakcs, on two models Of which found my
own name, and am happy to state TO the world ,
without fear of successful contradiction, either
by exhibition or otherwise that my Improvement
patented IN lS5A, is vastly superior to any other
rake Row IN use. To test this fact | invite or
challenge the world to meet me, the coming hay
harvest, or any succeeding one, at any rcasonu-
bic, convenient point TO Morgantown, Va, where
we can have an opportunity of raking rough and
smooth surface, hills and valleys. Persons see
ing this notice and wishing to have an operation
on their Farm, in any considerable grass sec
ton, address me at Morgantown, Va, and will
try 40 be in the ncighborhood in season.
he reason why select my rake improvement
and solicit competition, while | have a number
OF other patented improvements which are O.
qualIy as perfect in their operation and valuable
III their use, is because we can exhibit il while
there is hayt rake ,-whoreas, we can test other
machines at any time.
IL Editors are ut liberty to extend this invita-
ton as they may feel free to do SO, without any
charge. MOSES d. WELLS, Patentcc
MGrgahtown, July 7, 1855.
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Correspondence of the american Union"
KINGwooD, Va, Aug. 90.

Mr.. Siegfricd: Dear Sir:-The Cir
cult Court for this county commenced
on Thursday last. Judge Camden is
here, and will preside during the ses-
sions of the Court. l am not enabled
by personal knowledge to say what a.
mount of business is docketed for this
term, nor how long it will continue
Lipscomb, who murdered his wife some
time ago, in the German Settlement
was brought into Court for trial, but
his sanity being doubted land there is
room to doubt it) he was remanded un-
til an examination Of his mental con-
dition can be made. For this purpose
an officer has been sent to Staunton to
bring DR.. Stribling, of the Lunatic
Asylum, and until he comes and exam
ines the miserable man, nothing fur
ther will be done with him. Judge
Camden deserves praise for the human
ity and sound Judgment evinced in this
act, considering all the circumstances.
| know of nothing further with which
to interest you or your readers in this
connection; | will write again if any
thing noteworthy transpires.
Attic August term the County Court
resolved to have new Court House, a
desideratum much needed for the old
building is too antiquated, too small, too
inconvenient, ard indeed, neither fit
representative Of the taste or wealth OF
Preston county, which is very rapidly
improving.
send you some eight names to put
to your " Union list; and will send
more. Yours, &c. PRESTON.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-08-25

HARD Hrr.-The correspondent of
the N. Y. Tribune, in giving the gossip
in regard to the removal of Recder,
says that the President tried to per-
suade that hard-headed disciple to re-
sign, and relieve him from perplexity.
To which Reeder replied: "Tell the
President that if he believes in resig-
nation as q cure for the difficulties and
perpleXities Of an administration, he
had better try 1t htmseB."