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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

WILL HE CARRY PENNSYLVANIA 7-Lookine
upon Pennsylvania as the substantial battle
ground OF the present campaign, and feel
ing conident that Mr.. Buchanan would carry
that State, was doubtless an impression
which operated very much to place that ren-
tieman in nomination. But will he fulel
THESE expectations? The Pittsburgh Ga
setfe, tho Oldest and one of the yery best
informed, most influential and candid Jour,
nais in the State, feels sangune that Penn
syivania viii vote for the Republican cAndi-
asse, aud the North American, at Philadel.
Inn'a, thai va farcra5,a 70 al, INFLAMMATION.
personally, says his dsfea. there is ineyita-
Die. AM among the other not Insignificant
sSas, we may mention tbat tn. Erore.s. n
Dcmocraac journal at Lancaster Buchana ma
own home, withdravs itself entirely from
The support Of the Cincinnati platform and
nominee, and gses for Fremon, and Free.
doug
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

TREAsoS.-Tho meaning Of this term is
getting enlarged. 1t is becoming a very
comprehensive word. Formerly, the text Of
an old document called "The Constitution
OF the United States of America" was sup.
posed to define its legal meaning. That in
strumens reads as follows: "Treason
against the United States shall consist only
I'm levy!ng war against them, or in ad
herring to their enemies, giving them aid
"and comfort" Judge Lecompte and this
Slavery Administration SAYS it consists also
in resisting the enactments Of a Territorial
Legislature, and that Legislature confessed
~ imposed upon the people by an invading
enemy. Judge Lecompte says, too, it con.
sists in peacefully assembling in violation of
no law, National or Territorial, and forming
. State Constitution to be presented to Con-
gress with the request for admission into
the union,- for, be it remembered. il i.
upon charge OF treason for that act that
Robinson, Brown, Deitzler, and others, are
now In prison awaiting their trial for life.
Anu the Richmond Enquirer (whose author
i'y As Democratic organ is certified I, by
the Tines says the sending of m investi-
gazing committee TO Kansas by the House
was an act OF treason Did ever a Nero
IND more base or supple tools? And shall
the tyrant's arm crush out every free tho ugh.
ana every guarantees and solemn right in
tbs free land? II is for you, free men. in
the land Of a Washington and Franklin. to
say. . consider, Whittier are we tending ?
discharge your mind Of every prejudced,
par1'san thought. Speak like honest men,
and friends Of Human Rights.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

kO0 SALEs
OF ACRES, finely situated aboat I Of milo be-
. lev Tic c;:r.
rs lots, hne,y located IN kilb0urne' ADDITION.
dne building lots, on High, between Fourth and
Fifth ste.
lots on Palen between 10th and 18th sts.
Az livery handsome lots on Organs street. bst~esn
handsome lots on franklin street. between sth
and 9TH
lot on Dies Moines street, between 10th and llth
For terms apply to G. X. DIMOND,
Jnnc26 Kilbourne's Block Main 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

EW0 0ALEe
40 ACRES fine Land, sitasted on the DcsMo
RIO River about miles from the city Of Keo-
kuk, the Sc. Francisvilc road consisting Of rich
bottom and prairie land The Kaokuk. Fort Dies
Moinss n. r. r passea through the upper part Of
the tract. Terms easy. Apply to.
&. II. DIMOND,
June3S Kilbourne's Block. Main It.
k<SOk SALE.-Two good lots, with new one and :
half story brick dwelling house, situated on Ex-
change IT., between 18th and 18th; contains good
rooms, has excellent ccllar and brick cstcrn and
being in every way fitted up for comfortable resi-
deoce. Forterms apply 70
G. r. DIMOND,
June16 ktlbourne . Block, Main st.
ESRENCH CANDIES - We have Just reeeivsd
= from New York, large assortmsnt u 6ns
French Candies. Call and 9et some 81
aps7ed CREIGHTON DINNERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26
10 sAs PnSlisr

HAVING determined, hereafter, To do IN exelu-
i sively cash business in our retail department.
We Are prepared " sell oil kinds Of Hats, Caps Bvu
metz, &c, u greatly reduced prices. Our stock II
ncv very complete, and We Keep nothing bat the
best grades Of good always have the latest styles
and ~li sell lower for cash thsn the Common xrades
are sold ON credit 81 come on with your dimes.
- All kinds VI Millinery work done to order
ct the shortest notice.
~, 80 atf nr-Npuprv a Anr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26
David ,. snira. X. B.vAssIcxLsN
n. p. yANSICKLEN,
RIAL ESTATE AUCTIONEER.
nAxlp r. anffn.


fost naildings, Sd street, bet. Main and Johnsop
fO0 SALE.
A FARM containing 208 acres; So timber land
II the balance divided into Eve fields, all we'll va
tered 10 In Timothy, Ane orchard Of bearing
apple trees, nc peach orchard, choice seisctiSn
Of pear, plum, dsmson, apricot and cherry trsss,
ounce, carrant goosebcrry and other fruit In sbun
dance. The farm is situated on an eminencc near
the Plank knd, ovsrlookin: the Mississippi river,
for miles IN extent, and from wish een bssssA Ave
towns, Ito wit: Montrose, Charleston, New Boston,
Ambsosia, and Nsuvoo,) the railroads on either
he buildings Of but little account. but suf
hcierf accommodate for short time. any psrsop
wishing aud having the means to invest In view Of
constructing 6ne dwelling and out buildings, upon
the bast location and choicest piece Of farming Land
in ;as sat. u Iowa. The fcncng 10 substantial
he E.hge no, 10 be excelled in this or any other
State.
lars apply to myl5 SMITH AVANSICKLEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

GNSURANCE
LIRE, Life and Marine Insurance Effected in u,
T. substantisi companies named below. ThslI
combined capital amounts to 81 ,2O0, 900.
Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Star InsuTanOe Co.
Commercial Insurance Co.
R:nA Insurance Co.
Rtna Lie Insurance Co.
Once corner Of Main and Second streets.
mylOdim W. w. BELKNAP, Agsnt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

70 the DsOck hollsrs 81 the Ksoknk
MI. Rlsasane 4 MuscasIns =. :. Co..
NOTICE - hereby given, that In eecordancs with
IN the conditions Il the Subscription for the Lot
Division Of sid road, the I1th instalment Of %
Per cent will be due and PAYABLE July 5th, 1885, q
the banking house Of Charles PsFsons Treasurer Ks
okuk, or TO the undersigned, Gensral Agent.
J. K. HORNISH,
General Agent K. Mt. p. = n. r. r. Co.
June 10, lS36.--td dAw
Kevkuk Times md Mt. Pleasant Obeelve yer copy1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-06-26

LIVERY day and evening 81 CRsight6n Ohnsr'e
II fA.honAbls Saloon, Johnson stre<t near TIE
FSst Ooss. Apsl7-dn
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
DIED {:

In this city (at the Vrg mia Hotel) on the
moiung of The 18th inst. lalier all illness Of
three days. MIR JOSHUA J. JONES, about
% years OF age.
The deceased came 10 our CITY about four
weeks ago, and was, according to his own
statement, native Of the State OF Virginia,
and that his business here was 10 sell The
patent right OF new invention called no.
miny mill aiao patent eed-sowing ma
chine, OF which il appears deceased had pur.
chased the sole right OF This (Missouii) and
several other States; and had determined on
canvassing the State. His success here,
however, was rather disconraging, and be-
ing short OF money he became q victim 10
the "blues'--0r to be less vulgar and more
explicit--a gloomy state of mind, which 10
allay, the unfortunate man ven;ured to drink
OF the poisoned cup. The 'poisuned cup" is
the cup OF Intoxicating fluid which steae;h
away the wisdom of the wise--heaps pov.
erly upon the Observation-Disclosures upon the
poor laboring man and his family, g. shame
upon the rumseIlcr, the wretch that destroy
eth The wholesome life Of those so much
more I'll 10 live than h,mse(.--the ech that
gradually sucks the life blood from human
hearts. This is my belief, and by my own
experience ! know that exagerate rot the
sentences that give expression TO such be.
llelj ana ny Inc truthful acknowledgment
hope neither to make mad the rumseller nor
the rum dtinker, but claim the friendship of
the whole community, and the scorn Of no
man or woman of woman born-born with
the destiny Of death-which whether at
home or abroad, we must submit 10, prcpar.
cd or unprepared, even though life is dear
SO dear that we all have desire to live
great while. The unfortunate Mr.. JoNps
The subject Of this notice, would have lived
much longer if he could, but fate wouldn't
wait--fhat is understood. intoxicating
drinks was the cause OF his illness--his i'll.
ness was the cause OF his death.
The deceased leaves largo trunk con.
tanning clothing and various papers of witt.
ing, among which are deeds on The above
mentioned patent machines.
The body ofdeceased was respectfully in.
tered, by order Of the Public Administra.
tor, who will also Take charge OF the trunk,
and whatsoever else may have belonged to
Mr.. Jones, deceased. c,
81. Charles No. Revclic.
Mr.. Jones is supposed To be originally from
Marion county, and well known here among
the dealers in patent rights. Ed. Mess.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
SENATOR MASON.

The Charleston Va. Republican con-
tains the following in regard to SEN
otor Mason and his disunion sentiments.
The people of Virginia may find, too
late, that they are nourishing serpents
in their bosom who will sting them to
death.
"Mr. Mason, We have long regarded
rs q Disunionist--per SC. 1t will be
remembered that after the passage of
the Compromise Measures of 1850, that
he was among the few Southern dem
ocrats who refused for q time to acoui.
csce. lie came home from Congress,
and commenced his harangues against
the Compromise measures stirring up
resistance thereto, about the time the
more Southern democrats were calling
that second Hartford convention at
Nashville, Tenn. Well, Mr.. Mason
made speeches in Frederick and Uamp-
shire, and perhaps other counties, try
ing to stir up the foul spirit Of disunon;
but not succeeding very we'll, went up
to the Tenth Legion, and there deliy.
WIZ hio iBSciuiuiy UIsuilion nuranGucS
but to the lasting honor of the Tenth
Legion, they gave Mr.. Mason to UNI
dorstand, unequiyocally, that they would
listen to no such reasonable PROPOSE.
ton as resistance to the Compromise
Act, or to anything looking to disso.
luton Of tho Union; and Mason went
home with flea in his ear, and there
he remained silent. When his e.elec.
tion came on, he found it necessary to
'cpudiate his hostility to the Compro-
misc measures of 1850, and to give in
not only bis dcguiescence, but pledge
OF q cordial support Of those measures,
in order to be reelected to the Senate.
And now, when the threat Of a disso-
luton of the Union, by tho Southern
Democracy, is abroad, it is not at all
strange to see Mr.. Mason out urging
on the foul design. All this proves
tlat llc j. dissui9iisl at heart"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
1900 DOLLARS "A YEAR,
1000 AGENTS WANTED


GENTS wanted in every part of the United
IN States, to soil a beauf0ui and Obstructive
Fork, the "Pan"ramr of the old w orld and
the New" comprising
View of the present state or the Nations Of
the world, their manners. customs and Pccuiiori-
'ses, aud their political, moral, social aud indus
ridi condition.; interspcrscd with a.
Historical Sketches and Anecdotes, :
ny WILLIkM PISHocK, author al tho History oi
England, Greece and Rene. Enlarged re yisrd
aud embclishcd with several hundred cngray-
ings from designs az croome, Deycrcu, aud 9TH
or distinguished artists. II is also illustrated
with ~ beautifully colorsd plates, with cos
tunes ofvarious nations, SC. &c.
Agents selling this work have cleared 500
a month. IL Send for specimen copy and
prospectus, which will he sent by mail, post
paid, onreceipt OF 800, with particulars of
agency. INV. BRADLEY, Publisher,
4S North Fourth st. Philadelphia.
n. BIN addition to the usual pcrccntngo,wc
make an extra Involvement to Agents in the way
OF PREMIUMS. J. w. b.
November 3, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
WHO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
OF DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills s. Yermifuge

On. !. ScorT & Coin compliance with your
request, hayo examined the recent Card and
new Labels Of Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh, on
what purports TO be my Liver Pills & YeJmilugr.
know ofno authority which they have from me
for the usc they have made of my namc in said
caN and Lat -. consider the authority which
gave 10 Mr.. Kidd to % ga different .:"d. and
ain sure that gavo il for different purpv!C,
as the article Engagement between him and me
will show. cannot say whether tic medicine
which they (Fieming Bros.) prepare arc genuine
or not. Tie only authority for the use OF my
name in conncNon wish these medicines, is tie
certificate which gave last year, in reference
to DR.. Scotts improvement of said Medicines as
prepared by you. To tho opinion expressed in
that certificate, / still adhere. .
CHARLES McLANE.
July 90, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
9lG Am1alGAN DN1DN.
MoRGANTowN, NOVEMBER is.
MONEY WANTED!

Our subscribers, many of them, have
been forgetting us, and have neglected
10 pay their current years subscrip-
ton. We need money, and need it
right now; we hope they will send in
the amount due us Immediately. We
have been indulgent to our own incon-
vcniencc, and now ask that our patrons
will pay up at once.
Where we have Agents appointed,
subscribers will please pay to them,
and their receipts will be good for the
amount. $3.50 will still pay the sub
scription for the year.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
LAND SALE.

John Robinson, rilin,iG,
VS..
James Rice and wife, Defendants.
pURSuANT to a decree rendered by tho Cir
4 cu't Court OF Preston county, Virginia. OH
the 10th day Of August, 1856, between tho above
named parties, the undersigned, as Commissions
or, will, on tho
Second M9nday in NorcmJcr ar.tt,
(being Court day proceed to sell at the Court
House in kinSwood, the tract OF Land in said
decree described, containing about 200 acres,
lying on Laurel Run, in the North part OF Pres
ton county, near the old Patterson farm, being
tho same tract formerly owned by Robert Pat
tcrson, deceased.
Said tract has considcrabc Improvements
tcrcony and will DO sold upon credit OF nir
and twelve monihs, the purchaser giving bond
and security with interest from the day OF sale
for the purchase money.
EDGAR {. WILsON, Comm'r
October s, 1856. GS Is
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
EEollowny's Ointment and Pills.

Extraordinary Cure of = Bad Brcast.-The wife
OF MIR, Arthur Burn, of New Orleans, was, after
with bad breast. There were several holes in
1t, and despite OF the various remedies tr ed her
husband could not get anything to cause 1t to
heal. AMER every other remedy had failed to
oencht the sufferer, she had recourse to Iiollo-
ways Ointment and Pills, which, rs a matter OF
course, quickly caused on improvement in the
appearance of tho affected parts, and by pcrso-
rerance with these fine remedies for a few
weeks, she was completely cured. This won
Of the skin. 0.' - =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

The people having performed the
duty Of choosing their Presidential f.
lectors, the next step in the programme
is the meeting of the Electors to cast
their votes for the Presidential candi.
dates. The meeting for this purpose
is held on the first Wednesday in De-
ccmber, the Electors being convened
by the Governor Of each State. On
the second Wednesday in February the
returns will be opened in Congress and
the votes counted.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending November 1855.
coRREcrED WEEKLY ron Tmts iArEn BY
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
GO south street, Isowly's wharf, baltimore


Apples,--Sale at 81 80 to $500 per Dbl.
iSutlcr, I'VE quote weE,ernat Hale cts.; com
mon roll Is to 2oi glades,s TO % prime24a2s
Bacon,--Qnote shoulders s 40 cts, sidcs, ga -
hams, plain, Gall; fancy, l2al3.
at 26a2S cents pnt eound.
beans, White 81 ,2jal rs; mi,ed fltU.
Country Soap,--We quote at CAT cts reri TO-
Glover Seed, $50 ,0oaS,o0 per hnshci.
Cattle THE offering ON Thursday last Was a.
bout 900 head, $40 of which were sold $500
asa 40 on tho hoof, equal to sc. OOaS, 90 nett
Corn,--We quote yellow at G3;GU cts, white
62a65 cts.
Dried Fruit - ipplcs pared, ls5ai5o ;-----
impaired, 3oaGo ats. Peaches pared, 81, SO,
$3.50; impaired 81 ,0oa1 80 per bnshol.
Furs, --saiu. OF Rabbit ut Lac etc.! He'd Fox
l25; Mnskrat, Gas; Mink ,62a75; Coon and Groy
Eox, l3a2o; Outer, Sle3,0o.
Dccrskins, --Sacs at IS to % cts.
tiaxsccd ,-Sales at 81 ,75a2Oo,prt hushel.
Fiour,-Wc quote city mills at sc, To- How
ard street at SG,S7---> Rccipts arc large, and
unlavorablc intelligence from Europe have
given duiicr tone to our markets, and ws
notice a decline.
ttiIscn - quoted a,i5.5o cts
Hogs, LiYc S7,75as,Oo.
Lard lin barrels Pals; in kegs II cts.
Observation-Disclosures at n q cts.
Oats, maryland oats 36a3o cts.j Western Yir-
ginia aud Pennsylvania, 40a43 cts. per bushel.
Eyc,-Maryand sells at 70aS4 csnts.;-Wcstcrn
Virginia and Pcnn'a. ,S0aS5 cts. per bushcl.
Snakc-root,-- Seneca sells at 45a50 cts. Nir-
gini, 20a30 cts.
Iailow,--Salos at l2al3 cts. por pound.
Timothy-sccd.--Saics at 81, 90 per busLel
Wool ,-Unwas.icd at 20a26 cts, washed 3da36
Whcat,-We quote Inferior to good rcds 81 80
Aids; good TO prime id5al55; infcrio, to good
white, Si.i5al ,oo1 good to primo, 81 ,6oli ,os.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
TR U.ST SAFE or 4
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
IN PRESTON COUNTY.

~ PRESTON COUNTY.
Il Pursuance to the provisions OF Decd Of
Trust, executed by Harriet 4. H.. Duval to
the subscriber, as Trustee, for the Use OF
Joseph Thomas, dated The Ith day Of No.
Nembcr, 1854, and bow "i record in the
Comfy OF Preston, will sell. at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the Court House in KinSwood,
400 Acres Of land,
known as The Joseph Thomas Farm. ud;oin.
ing the Mar! land Line and near the Rnil
Road. The Land is well timbrrcd. Refer
ence can b. had To said deed. The title j.,
believed to BIZ good, bu, selling rs Trustee
will sell such title as is vested in me under
said deed. Said sale will be made on the
FIRST Day OF THE CIRCUIT Court OF Pres.
ton county, SPRING TERM. 1857.
DAVID FREELAND, Tluttse.
July 10, 1856. SIS Is.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15

Shaking Hands. Two duelists hay-
ing exchanged shots without effect, one
OF the seconds inteIfered, and propos-
cd thar,lie parties should shake hands.
To this the other second objected as
unnecessary; "foD said he, "lher hands
have been shaking this half hour"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
SPECIMEN OF LITHGTYPlNG.
In Press, and @iH be ready soon,
GRAINS on HDaD,
OR. a COLLECTION OF
Social, KO-al and Intellectual Msxims,
ny sAMuEL NJ. sMvcKcr n.

by sAMrEL NJ. SMUCKER, 4. NJ.
Auihor Of The 'COnrf and Reign of Coikerinc II Of
Russia ; History Of Emperor Nicholas T. Sc.
This undoubtedly will be the NEST inter
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1t will, without doubt, b. The handsomcst
book in typographical appearance evri be-
lore published; mud i, wil! be, printed and
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Classes Of readers. Price so cents a copy,
for which il will be sent. post paid.
Address, GEO. A. CROFUT, Publisher,
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10 Country papers choosing to copy the
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15

ny A large STONE JAR was, some
time since, left at the Shop of Lewis
Woods, by whom is not known. The
owner can have it by calling at this Of
flee and proving property.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
IMPORTANT SALE e.
or RG0g Estate.

Hnt the Fourth Monday Ia November ntAt,
~ (iS56) the undersigned Commissioners up.
pointed for the purpose by decree Of the Cir
cult Court of Monongalia county, Virginia late
~ rendered therein, will sell on public ground,
before the Court House door OF said county; all
that valuable property lying and being in sad
county, on Cheat River, formerly known rs the
''Nono"gdiia Iron WTkS, ''-inore recently ~
tho "PriderJi' Iron IPorks"-comprisng Nv Give
or thirteen thousand acres Of Land, several Fur
naccs, several valuable Farms, .rs, rate Flour
ing Mill, with c1haustlcss water power md 9TH
or valuable manufacturing facilities.
Terms.
Said Property will be sold or a credit of sit,
twelve, eighteen aud twcnty-luur months, with
interest on each instalmcnt from the day Of sale.
The purchaser will be required To execute bonds
with good security Tor the payment OF tho pur-
chase money. D. J.. {. WILSON,
w. r. WILEY.
Morsantown. Oct. 10, 1886. Commis.iorors.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
MAJOR DowNlNo's SPEECH.

The Speech of Major Downing to
the people of Downingvillc, on late
Occasion, will be found OH our first page.
Though there are some good hits in Ii ],
speech; the Major is evidently in his
dotagc, or else he is better at Letter
writing than Speech making. Major
Jack used to be ricl and racy, from
"Mcssrs. Gales y Seaton" to yours
truly;" rather moro than can be said
the effort in question. Beware of
countcrfcits and limitations"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
DIR. G.. McLANES
Liver Pills & Vermifuge
EAiK'ESOVED.

FIR. ]. SCOTT, a regular graduate ard phys-
clan OF extensive practice and experience, a. .
duecd by cohIncntable desire ID alleviate L,-
man suffering, MS veil ar TO excel, has ell, rtod
an IMPRCN k:MENI on the original IivhR
Put ard NrEMiIreE Of DR. &. MttANr, having
prepared th'sc remedies IA IL. medical pbtingr
oil Dr.c. McLsnr, for many Years.
Our Improved Liver Fills and Nermifnse pos
sesS greater efficacy and are moro mild 10 tl.eir
operation thnn tie Liver PHI and vermiIuge pre-
pared according To the original recipe Of Dr. G.
McLsne. We make this de iaraiion und,rsian-
dinghy, and recommend them TO tie afflicted az
beng both pleasant and curative. and he!iC,e
them superior 10 any ether Liver Pill or rerIni-
nge ever prepared.
Read Certificate Of DR.. {. McLane, below.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
VIRGINIA..

So far as received, we compare the
vote for President with that for Cover
nor. Who're figures are given for only
one candidate, it is the majority.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-15
Read Certificate Of Dr.. {. McLane, below
The whole world Conquered!
DR.. I. ScOti's Celebrated Waite
IL GiECDSSinN lilinIGMi.

he universal relief afforded by applications
OF this Celc bratcd King Of Pain Killers il ca
ses 81 Rheumatism, Gout, J. umbagU ,Sotc Throat,
bruises, Sprains, Swc!lipss, Stiffness Of the
JOINTS, Sciat0cn, Pains, ScaIds, Burns, AcLSsi
or any other disease for Which Pain Killer or
l.inimcnt is used, cna blcs us to assert positive
~ that DIR. !. Scou's Celebrated white Cir
cassiah iiEimcnt is the most reliable, safe and
pleasant remedy yet discovered, possessing u.s.
tohishing properties ruR HEALING DISEASE ARD
THE PROMPT ERADICATION or FAM. The MANY
aVcs,atons to Ills virtues, given by persons Of
enlightened judgment aud strict integrity, should
induce all to adopt it as a standard Family Rem
coy The most incroduious will require nothin1
more than the following testimony Of py. 6.
MIC Lane, distinguished us a great disco,Cfcr Of