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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18
KsSkuk reuass Ce1lere.

uVc-u HVutSuct.s u<1S Moio, Naucluuou
Ksskak Ts0sss College.
9rHE frat torn Of this institution viii y opened
1 ON Monday, Nov. 50. In rooms u the 4. 4.
Church, on Chatham square.
| Mrs.. Mary Dean ana Miss n. C. Bail who ars 60
gagged - tessherS, have had mach expsrisnee ard
success In female ssmiaaries. sd bring with then
satisfactory testimonials VI their high literary ~
tai10eats Aad social sAArsstss ~ ladies' aud u thes
ample qua i6catons HT instractinx In the vosioue
b.anche. Of fuli.purss Of hssral edscation.
The Trustees aud Teaehers are pledged 70 special
vigilance and effort for thc best management and
the entire ssecess o. this new satsrprise,-so im-
portAnt 10 the honor and prosperity Of our city
and they ask the hsarty soopsrAaion aad support II
All Who desire the saccsss end prosperity of che h
stitution.
Tuition fees for term OF 10 wseks-Prinary
branches Sc, alvsnecl branches g. Extra, fer fuel
&C., 81.
competen. and experienced teachers will give In
strsctioLs IN i.atia, French, Herman, Drawing,
p.:..!:S, sd - sss.-, ~. customary
prices. For the Trustees,
oct3l-d A. BRID0NAS. prst.
I1>OR SALE Low AND ON GOOD TRR NS.--LoIs
and :, block ISIS, corner Of johnson and 18th
streets lots II and -, block eco, corner u Main
and 18th streets % fest In a $50 Feet sorssr o9
9Th and Ridge Riock IS, Reds addition aise, 10
asres IT bsautifal land, 6 miles from town. q the
DIE Noises Railroad. ED. wELCnMAN,
octzY-dlms keokuk, Iowa
RANXKs' shears, : nice article. FOR sale & The
i5v Aain-ss. HITCHCOCK, MOTT { co.
nvv-7A4W
nkTECTOR TILL LOCks--A perfect security
- M ehc money drawer, for sale q ~ Trey
hardware stors, sign 81 M0rsiA Lack Ibs Masn-ss.
novza HITCHCOCK. MOTT 60.
AMEAs SMOVR1.e.
IS =: ), III ssiss 4 Ian LANE ssi sSs ,''
800 eensf ~ nssaAAss.
a Plk1AfHAUk e m Neain.n "a 10y |
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Cot. PEsRso>s.-This gentleman is likely
to achieve his full share OF notoriety through
out the world. But recently We had an H.
lustration Of yankee spunk" in his Difficult.
ty with one OF the nobility Of Prussia. Yes
terday letter. under foreign postmark, Of
date Rome, October 18th, brought US the in
teillgence "This morning, Col. Pearsons,
OF San Francisco, was fined one thousand
piasters for seating himself on the Throne Of
the Pope"
We expect next to hear Of him hob-n mob
bins in the harem Of the Sultan OF Turkey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

"What are you doing with tina, lam-
oers' cried a steamboat captain to an Irish
man. who was staggering towards HE boat,
beneath the weight Of huge plank, just ne
the bell was ringing for the last time. swhst
am doing wasn't it yerself as said,
MI yes as is going '.get board, aud ISM
this an Elegant one intirely ?" said the Hi
herman triumphan,ly, amid the laughter of
me spectators. The captain gave him his
board" and passage that trip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

FREMONT WolLp Nor AccRrr.-.It has been
"nessa mat Fremont was rendered the honor
" nomination BY the democracy. This
.,as also been denied. Speaker Banks. Mt
Tue ia1e meeting at Freeport, Illinois. refer
ring 10 ms matter, said : sWhy do they
speak o. fremo nt as light metals Because
ne repealed their pro. slaserp overtures. IA
voice. That's den'cd'l |, cannot be--th.l
overture Tell on these ears. Loud cheers.
prominent southern man, in my presence.
asked has opinions on the slavery question ia
reference to becoming candidate for the
Presidency. And hsrsplisd Presidency or
20 Presidency, hv'og - dyiag. | an oppos-
cheering
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

The undsrsiensd have epensd ! C;Hxin sT0nr
IN thl4 City, sad will always kscp s. heni I la,se
v:risty fCass asd windsss shaifs. nackias Ckais,
% yasioas styles and ses, Childses 8 cAairs. ~
nanship. -"
YIN - sold Wholesale And Retail @ cAeas -
The cheapest. KRLLY 4 DAVIa
annk l7Akvlvy -
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GT How beautiful tho following from the
pen OF Prentice, and how happy the heart
that can sec these beauties as he portrays
them:
why is that tho rainbow and the clond
come over US with "a beauty that is not Of
earth, and thus pass away. and leave us Ia
muse on their faded loyeliness2 Why is il
shas the stars. which hold their festival
around their midnight thrones. are set above
the grasp OF our limited faculties, forever
moeklng us with their nnapproachable clo.
vs Aud WHY is it that bright forms Of hu-
",an seauty are presented 10 our view, and
then taken from US, leaving the thousand
streams OF ahilction 10 low back in Alpine
sorren's upon our heart We are born for
higher destiny than thar Of earth. Thar
IS q realm where the rainbow never fade.
where the stars, will set out before ns lie
.e'ands tnar siumoer on the ocean. and xher.
The beautiful being tha, now ,sses before US
axe meteor, will stay in our presence for.
ever
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

SAD CAsuALry.--on Saturday 81 inst, a
Mr.. Smith suffered most horrible death at
Smithland, IN Woodbury. county. He was
engaged ~ sawyer in the new steam mill at
that place, and whilst gigging back the car
rage, got his foot caught by the saw. which
spfIt his leg nearly the whole length before
he could withdraw it, then by mn uncon,ro-
liable destiny his body fell across the log be-
fore the saw and was severed near the mid
die, most horribly musilating, in fact, cutting
the body into numerous pieces, which were
gathered and deccntly inferred.
The deceased left wife and two children
lCouncil Bluffs Buglc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

neRass k0stacs.
DRASS kettles. All -sissx, fos sale hy
- TILLfN0HAST, LANE BUEL,
novl0 M. l3S Aain-et.
svABLR and Pocket Cutlery Ane assortmen,
Of che ice Table and Pocket Cutlery Of the beet
nanufact ure Tor sale By
ILLfN0uAST, LANE 4 BuEL,
noviV I3s Maiu4t., Sign IL the Broadaxs.
ooco0A .ss. CAoap 9sreigu, Domessie,
oUaa 01novsl variety store,
OPPOSITE THE ATHRNkUM,
NIRarss nov receiving the cheapest and bsst stssk
w = Il shfnnAbis elaAAs, shaws black silks bon
acts, rib ons dowsrs, embrodsries NEW ssyls trim
aings, slvst ribhOss, woelsn and sashsness DO
siesy, = sfiDa, dslAiaes, iustres, salicos wssiea,
silk me- rim. ~ cotton ander-shirts and dnwsss,
linen 81 .irt - collars, bleached and unbssShsd
nssfia :, lRisA 1ias.s, blsashsd - ssAasasAsd
sabls ieth saAaapkins, head Arsasss as4 braids,
teotA hsasf -, md large variety IL Hosieas, I'll
= vA5A lllAs said q New Yesk prisrs.
W nAvs sagassd The ssrvisD 8 80 Of NJ
hst disk oakagv 1ass Q sondnst sor sle9k 1sost-
nsnt. CO - ~ vithost cAsrss wAsa tAs GaaAs-
osssid m. AB1orr aco.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

CT The vote in Kansas at the October
election was 10 favor Of a Constitution. Bv
the provisions Of the Statute enacted by the
S3gus Legislature, that body will frame a
Constitution, aud send it on to Congress this
winter.
II 10 probable that this Constitution will
say nothing in regard to Slavery, and there
BY fnrnish the douehfaees IN Compress a r-e
tsnce for voting for II, and then this SANE
Legislature will re-enaci their Slave Code
and Slavery will be established beyond the
possibility Of repeal, save BY revolution, for
under that Code no person can discuss il or
vote against it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

cs6n--Ths Missouri River, from Weston,
~, - coasaa DlaGs, was so full OF heavy
1estiag Zoe o. the llth that boats had pretty
nash eaaesA running.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

Ihr irrEE MISSISSIPPI Heavy ice float
ing IN the river between Ga,ena and ST.
Paal more than week ago impeded naviga-
ton. Fsvre River froze up every night, but
hsa1s brsks through in the morning. Ii is
pr0bsily closed entirely now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

SMILES AND FsowNs.- Which will you do
smile, and make your household happy, or b.
Grabbed, and make oil those young one
gloomy, and the elder ones miserable! Tn,
amount OF happiness you produce is incalcu
liable, II you show a smiling face, n kin,
heart, and speak pleasant words. Wear ,
pleasant countenance, let joy beam in YOU
eyes, and love glow on your forehead. The
is NJ Joy like that which springs from kinl
act or pleasant deed and YOU will feel it al
night when you rest, in the morning whcr
you rise, and through the day when you are
aboutyour business. Home Journal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-18

NOee0e - the Ladies.
kSA1ROlDkRRD WORK done In oil iss hsasa Ass.
IL In SILK, wesstsd, ard OseAoa thssaa. On Drtee.
-, Aanelias, Vets, Shirt Deeoms 1nttial Ielaesv
snd y hols names on Poskst Haadk srsheifs Alse.
Nets, Tapestry, md al kinds u Rassy Needle.
wsk made - order iron large vaxiety 81 naiaeraa
on hand - ~ Boney store II
Mrs. KATE WEIeMANN.
SECOND st., bet. Main 4 Jshnson. In
SsIylI.df 0rahsn's Buildina.
"A NE LA y 1OD0E. Ns.80, lee. II.
:. Meets every Tuesday evening u TSnrsAAsus
hall, ON Main street, bstweea kiehth and Ninth.
1smbcrs in god standing sfs invi3ea - attend
J. ". DnaApfAm. W CT.
WV. PsaDev, ". s. 81. -
NAAP flkok g a. Ksd nea, q = ia
- 49, 49,; y - orts.. ~ 81 =
RkITTANIz WAKy, q 5 ssperiss 111Ii1v -
- Aaish. tos sels ~
flLkIn0A AT, LANE . DUYr.
neve-d HHssof 1saolaaA, nni..s1.
RE1KiEUT7O7-z 11ls 4 Fz.s,s1. = T--
~ DEN. EessAvortA. yes ale - -
~ cAv1 { 1J.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
PUMPs!

MEssRs. Woodward & NIMoN, at
the Durbanna "Noyelty Works" arc
now engaged in the manufacture of the
very convenient and popular PUMP, of
which so many have been sold in this
region within the past year or So
The pump is an excellent Improvement
on the saw-log model of old times, and
combines advantages which Justly rem
der it favorite. No man who has a
wJe and a nell, should neglect to sup
ply them with this nice, cheap and
laborsaving convenience. The price
at which these Pumps are now put up,
places them within the means of almost
everybody. Call at the "Durbanna
Novelty Works." and negotiate with
the gentlemanly proprietors for little
matter of pump that will pay for it
self, just in the matter of convenience,
in very short time.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
COURT.

The Quarterly term of our County
Court commenced on Monday-Justi-
ccs John B. Tough, N. Tcnncnt, and
L. MADEIRA on the bench. The Grand
Jury was not discharged until Tuesday
evening, after having found some 20
bills of indictment! On Friday morn
ing the third cause was still on the ia
pis, promising to occupy the day. If
patient investigation will secure the
ends of justice, and promote the public
interest, surely our Court is calculated
to satisfy the most fastidious in that
regard.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
HOLLO va Y,S PILLS.

most famous Remedy FOR the Cure OF Nervous
ness and General Debility. -sJaspcr Mccain, of
Bridge street, Brooklyn, New York, was n severe
sufferer from nervous and general debility; the
least thing provoked his irritaBii,y, put him IN
passion, Ind laid him Zip. THIS was caused by
the bad state OF the fluids, and though he tried
many remedies for this complaint, he was NOT
benefited. At length he had recourse TO Hol.
loway's Pills, which quickly performed their
part, by removing the injurious fund. fr ON the
system, cleared his head, restored tone and Wig.
or to the stomach, and after fiva weeks perseve.
fence, tcstoscd him 10 the blessings Of health.
H0NOray's Ointment and Pills.
Henry Vincent, of Selma, Alabama, was al
most martyr to asthma for nineteen years, and
suffered extremely, until he was reduced to a
skeleton. lie ticd many things for the cure OF
his complaint, but they did not benefit HIM -
About three months ago he commenced taking
Holioway's Pills, and thoroughly rubbing the
Ointment into the chest night and morning.
Immediately he was enabled To rest at nights,
and by pcrsayorng with these r~mcdics for only
seven weeks, every symptom of his dsord lie Il
him. Ills friends who have not seen him for
some time, now hardly know him, he has SO
wond erfdlly improved.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
PUBLIC SALE.

pURSUAST to a Deed of Trust executed by
Il Samuel Webb and wiie to tho undersigned
TO sccufe the payment Of sum of money to
tsSieon Barb, will proceed to sell, at the Court
House in Morgnntown,
On tie Fonrth Monddy IN December,
next, certain parcel OF Land described in said
trust. as lying in tho county Of Monongalia, adj
joining lands Of James &. Snider and others, he
ing part of the lands assigned to Sarah Barb,
widow OF Henry Barb, as her dover, il being tho
whole of said dover, except part sold to Silas
Wiseman. Also, about Two Acres no. included
in said dover, the whole containing iorty-ninc
and one-half acrce, and being the same convey cd
to said Webb by Jacob Barb and others.
EDGAR c. WILSON, Trustee.
November IS, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
PUBLIC SALE.

PURSUANT to decree rendered by tho Cir
J. cult Court OF MonongaIia county, Va,
wherein Edgar C.Wilson was Plaintiff and Wcs-
Icy Lynch Defendant, skall proceed to sell on
THE Fourth Monday IN December,
1856, (being Court day. at the Court House
door in said county, the HOUSE AND LOT in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, situate in
DurbNnna, and the same formerly occupied by
said Lynch. ..r
Said sale to BIO upon credi, Of six and twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond and sccG-i'v
bearing interest rtom the day OF sale.
JOHN +. FLEMING, S. NJ. c.
November IS, 1856. ~ IS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
13aNrrtcU:

On the 9th inst, by Ed. A. J. Bowman,
MIR. JAMES X. GALLAHER to Miss MARY ANN
WALLS, all Of Monongalia county.
On the 9th inst, by Ed. S. Sicg-
fried, Mr.. Enoch s. Wyckof, to Miss
Nancy Ann Reynolds, both Of Taylor
county.
On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Ca
bell Courthouse, Va, by Rev. VIM.
FornerJcn, Mr.. Jonathan Davis, flor.
merly Of this place, to Miss Sarah IL.
Merritt, Of Barboursville, Cabell co.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
1888

When men vote in droves, rs they
did attic places mentioned above, says
the Wig, it is pretty sure indication
that they are under the influence of a
leader, or that they voted without the
exercise of judgement. The constitu-
ton of the human mind is such that
differences of opinion will always ex-
list among men Of enlightenment and
mental cultivation-and, as general
thing, just in the proportion of the one
to tho other. The reproach which
was formerly cast upon these people
of being "Suabian Dutch, they seem to
be cmulous of retaining.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
WHO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
OF DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills s. Vermifugc9

DR. !. ScorT & Coin compliance with your
request, have examined the recent Card and
new Labels Of Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburgh, ON
what purports 10 be my Liver Pulls & yermifuge.
! know of no authority which they have from mo
for tho use they have made or iny name in said
Card and Labelsj I consider tha authority which
gave To Mr.. Kidd to be of different kind, and
am sure that gave il for different purpose,
as,the article Of agreement between him aud me
will show. cannot say whether tho medicine
which they (floming Bros.) prepare arc genuine
or not. The only authority. for the use OF my
name in conncx,on wish these m cdicincs, is the
certificate which I gave last year, in reference
to DR.. Scou's Improvement of said Medicines as
prepared by ysu. To the opinion expressed in
that certificate, 1 stiIl adhere.
CHARLES McLAEE.
July ~, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
TRUST SALE OF A
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND,

IN PRESTON COUNTY.
TN Pursuance to the provisions Of Deed OF
Trust, executed by Harriet A. II. Duval to
the subscribed. us Trustee, for the use oi
Joseph Thoihas, dated the 9TH day OF No.
vembcr, 1854, and now At record in the
County OF Preston, l will sell. u, Public
auction, to the highest bidder. for cash, be.
fore the Court House in Kingwood.
400 Acres 81 a.aMd,
known Us The Joseph Thomas Farm, d;oih.
ing the Mar, lird Line AMI near the Roll
Road The Land is well ,mbrrd. Refer
ence can be had to said deed. The title Is
believed to he good, but selling ~ Trustee l
will sell such tile as is vested in me under
said deed. Said sale will be made on The
FIRST DAY. OF THE CiRcuIr CoURT ui Pes.
ton County. SprtNG TERM. 1857.
DAVID EREELAND. Trustee.
July 10, 1856 So t..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
WESTERN LAND SpEcULATloN.-A

WESTERN LAND SPEcULATloN.--A
correspondent of the Baltimore. Sun,
writing from Chicago, ILL.,, says:
Real estate is quite active here, and
some fine speculations are being made.
A gentleman from Virginia, few
weeks ago, bought piece of ground
outside the city limits, for which he
paid $500 per acre, and in ten days
time had subdividedit into small build
ing lots, and sold nearly one-half at
the rate of $1,000 per acre. His pro-
fits will exceed 100000.
B1- We presume the gentleman a.
bove referred to is none other than our
sformer fellow-townsman, DR.. WATSON
CARR. lie has sold several lots here,
during the past ten days, while visiting
friends and acquaintances, and we sin,
ccrcly wish he may realize the highest
figures promised in the above ITEM
Chicago is a city of expanding com
merce, and lots purchased in it's enyi
rons must necessarily enhance in value
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending November "a 1855.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PArER BY
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER,
&c South Sire ct, BowIy,s Wharf, Baltimorc


RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER,
&c South Street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore
Apples, -sulcs at So, 90 to 81, 90 per bill.
Butter,--We quote western at l4ai6 ctsi; COM
mon roll IL to is; glades, 8 to 90 F; prime Sa22
Bacon, --Quote shoulders Z a scts.j sidesj SAG
hams, plain, Gall; fancy, llal3.
Beeswax ,.-Saies at 26a2s cents per pound.
Beans, white 81 ,5oal rs; mixed 6oa75.
Country sosp,--We quote at CAT cts per ID:
Glover Seed, --$7 ,0oa7 so per bushsl.
Cattle, The ring on Thursday iast was a.
boa, 900 head, all Of which were cold $3,I2
aS4,35 on the hoof, equal to 6,25aS, as nett.
Corn ,!-Wo quote yellow at G2a64 cts; white
6Sa6o cts.
Dried Fruit,-Apples pared, i25al5o -
impaired, 6Oa60 cts. Peaches pared, 50, GOA
$500; impaired 81 GOAL 80 per bushel.
Eurs ,--Sales of Rabbit at la2 cts.j Red Fox ,75a
81; Musktat, Salo; Mink ,S7aSI; Coon andGrey
Fox, i5a20; otter, $la3 90.
Deorskins,--Sales at IS to % cts.
Flaxseed SALES at 81, 75a2o0,per bushel.
Flour,-We quote city mills at sc, 75---- How
ard street at S6,75--- Receipts are ight, and
though the news from Europe is not consider
ed favorable, prices are we'll sustained in our
market.
Ginseng, quoted at 50s65 cts.
Hogs, Live $7,00af so.
Lard, In barrels i2ai3; in kegs IA cts.
Mustard sc ed. SALES at 6 8 cts.
Oats ,--Maryland oats 3sa40 cts; Western Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania, 40af4 cts. per bushel.
Rye,-Maryland sells at f5a8O cents.;- Western
Virginia and Pcnn'a. S5a90 cts. per bushcl.
Snake root ,--Seneca sells at 20a25 cts. Viz
GINA lSa25 cts.
Tallow,--Sales at 11al2 cts. per pound.
Timothy -seed.--Salesa at 81, 90 per bushel.
| Wool ,--Unwashed at 24a20 cts, washed 3Ga3S
Wheat ,--Wo quote Inferior to good reds 81 40
I,45; good to prime l45al50; inferior to good
white, 81 ,i5al ,50j good to prime, 81 BOA ,65.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29

Maryland Coal Trade. The Cum.
berland Civilian says that during the
week ending on the 9Th instant, there
were Transported over the road Of the
Cumberland Coal Company $3.50 tons
Of coal; over the Pennsylvania road 4.042
tons; over the Georges Crock road Co.
963 tons, and over the Hampshire road
1856. Total for the week 2U,240 tons
and for the season 6l0,742 tons. Du-
ring the week Sc boats with 5,732 tons
of coal descended tho canal.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Ed. l. D. KING, of Unionrown, Pa, is ex-
recled 10 preach in the Baptist Meeting
House in Moreantown, on Sunday the 30lh
inst, at II A. b. and 6p NJ.
Ed. G. F. c. COM will hold meeting Of
days at Harmony Grove, 81 miles South of
Morgantown, to commence OH Saturday the
29,h inst.
Ed. S. SIEGrRIEp will preach at Zion NJ.
H., near Pridevale, Forks Of Cheat) on Sum
day the 30lh inst. at Ii o'clock, after which
IL is expected the ordinance OF baptism will
be administered at Pridcvale.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29

Bys CONGRESS meets on Monday
next, and the session expires on tho
ID day Of March. The 'Honorabics,'
forthis term of service, will get So, 900
each, or fraction less tkan thirty.
three dollars per day! The people
may eRoAN under accumulating taxes,
and tug in these hard times to keep
soul and body together, but their SER
wants in the National and State Legis-
iatures, must double and treble their
salaries and stealings to keep pace with
'hepolitical proaigacy installed of late
Years in our government. Go it, poll
'leians-blecd the people and humbug
hom-only "saye the Union," and if
H'akes the coat from the back, or the
COW from the pasture--confiding souls
mat they are, the dear people will foot
he bill! Go it!--$33 a day--whew |!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
NoNoway'S Pills are tic beet Remedy
knoVn IN the 'corla for tho
fOllOlVin1 DiscnacS

Asthma niarrhoea Indigestion
Bowel complrs Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility y Inflammation
Colds Fever and hruo Ncncrc Af1uc
Chest diseases Female COM pits TONS
COstiycnoss headaches Worms, Of oil
Dyspepsia Inward wcrhnces kinds
Stone Gravel Secondary syiup- Liver compl'ls
Lowncss Of Srid'a toms Piles
sxS Sold at the Manufactured Of Pro lessor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
244 strand London, by all responsible Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United
States, and the civilized world, in boxes, NJ %
cents, 62E cents, and 81 each.
~ There ia n consij cSahle saving by tsking
the largersizc3.
N. j. Direction, for tho guidance Of patients,
in every disordo' are affixed to zach box.
Dcecfnbor 1865. COW
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29

sWOScr one hundred persons have
made profession Of religion since the
beginning Of tho revival in 'ibe Metho.
dist Protestant Church Of this city
There are considerable number still
seeking A great religious interest is
manifested by the congregation. The
meeting vii, be protracted throughout
tho week. Rev. DIR. John j. Murray
will preach Tonight at o'clock.
Cumberland ma. JournaL
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29
nURRAH FOR GALLANT HARDY

Amid the general wreck and ruin at
the late election, green spot turns up
occasionally, and we find one such even
in Virginia. Hardy county is right
side up for Fillmore by majority of
210, an increase over Flournoy of 1853
votes. Good for Hardy. Her Union
savers voted right and maintained our
glorious standard.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-29

EW-A Senator from New York is to
be chosen by The Legislature just elect:
ed, in place Of the Hon. Hamilton Fish,
whose term expires. The Hon. Pres
ton King appears to be the favorite of
the Republican leaders, though some of
the newspapers propose to elect Col.
j. G.. Fremont to the Senate