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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

FIRES In yRGISIA-The barn and stables of
John p Marstin. wsstmorelsnd county. were des.;
troyed by ere Saturday night, with two horses,
five mules, 100 barrels Of corn, and large number
Of farming implements. Loss 5000. The resi-
dence of James w. Hope, In Fauquier county
was destroyed by Are with the furniture, on Sat
urday morning. and ON the same day, the large
brick dwelling house Of Isaac Slower near Luray,
Page county, with oil she furniture. was burned to
the ground Mr. Stover's loss 10 estimated 1t o.,
COO The dwellings Of Aessrs- p. Whiting and
paaalta. near Wheeling, were also burnt on satur-
day last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

WALKERS DEFEAT.-Official advices received
from Col. Wheeler, U. 8. Minister at Nicaragua,
discredit the account of Schlessingers defeat
published on the outside of to-day's paper and
say that he had only retired to a more secure
place. sb
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

Y Mr.. WIN. H. WERTH, formerly of this city,
who was charged with the killing of George Ket-
tering in Toulumne county, California, last sum-
mer in a personal rencontre, was, as we learn
from late California papers, fully acquitted on
final trial The evidence in the case fully sus-
tanned the plea of justifable homicide. We con-
gratulate b Is many friends here on this result.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

The ckops-'rhe Danvills Resistsr says the
CRY ana windy weather have very much affected
Ne crops " hat ssction, The wheat crop Il back
wasd' and the 6laessp anaas ars.gast beeipaing 70
appsas n ne bsds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

ICarriages, Horses andl, OWs; ,Parfic-
Mar attention 10 requested to my sale THIS MOKN-
ING at 10 O'Clock the Horse Auction Lot near the
Gas Works of light. handsome one horse Carriage,
Horses and three fine Cows
ap 10 THUS. w. hEESII' Ao9'-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

r. To the Voters 81 Hesyiee Csuaty--
snce the 7tb inst upon busness pertaining to TIA e.
cult Court Of the county Of Hearico avail mys.l,
Of the esrfiest opportunity, on my return, to Az
~ said Court vacancy having occurred by the dss
Of the late incumbent. Having been appointed i.
Judge Clopton Clerk pro tempore, II will be imposs
election a. the duties Of the Office will require nv
constant attention.
Te those Of you with whom have had Official In.
siness in the capacity Of Deputy Clerk for sen tim.
most respectfully lesve the decision 70 my qua
fcations.
If elected, the present efficient deputy Mr. A.
Woodfn, win be continued a. such.
ap ltd WIN. F0LKgS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

John O,NKIl4L, Boch seller and stasien.
y err Broad street, near 9Th. has resumed ksepins
the following papers and maessnes Msaehers paper,
the irish News, Baiioa's Pictorial 4 Flag Of Oar
Union; Wsvsrly Magazine; Hoston Pilot; American
Csit; GsthoEc Mirror; Irish AmeKcan; Metropolitan
Mseasins, Rrownson's Review; Harpsrs. Aeessins
just received large supply Of Raw. DR.. CshilPs
works; Life Of Napoleon the Ill the pressnt EHpe.
ros Of France. hkswsys large supply Of Mission
Books Ae.s 6e. sp 1s--itt
elOAHDkhlss--The suhsc riber WOuia like
~ a set or bosFdcFs 70 whom che give con
fosss lodgings u SS per week and others It - 50
without lodgings. Near tina Old MsrksE Jefferson
Wasd. Mas. A0NESS A. M0RRIsa
ErQQNO-l4mss week 81 Mata street. :
HONEY PURSE contaIpjngA eana ii money.--
yhsogpss will call It Mr.. cO6TERas % Cary BE-
tween etA ard 7th 40 Ap io..its
~ e MAURlCE kss de IA sesl sSeeE q
NJ xuvsllino 1rupkA Hek bexea Carpet BAGS Ne,
= hA found N he etate Of vieniA He e aesnt fbf
Msia stssss Aichnond Cab ~ leok 81 yesyslysA
sPD ssssss g ssssss -. " MAua1CG,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

in Hlsboro, Loudoun county, Va, on the 9Th In
slant, Robert L. Wright in the chair, and Thos
w. White, secretary at which resolutions were
passed, condemning the abolition sentiments ex
pressed by certain persons at late meeting at
Goose Creek Meetinghouse, in that county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

~To the Voters ofthe City Of Richmond
Unsolicited by or forty friends, announce myself
q candidate for Sheriff OF the city.
have not had -four years experience in the county
nine In the city, but consider myself competent
discharge the duties of the office, and solicit your
votes for the same Respectfully,
an Sta efstrl VIM N, TINSLFY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
WANTS.


w TO attend to the duties Of Salesman, for whis
liberal wages will be siven. Address post paid vii
reference. B. s. A. Post Once. spls II
VMANTkD-As ervnnf GIKL and severn
good SEWING HASRs o. R assas:
~s sp is1at. Broad street. S..~s.n sih and NJ
WANTkD--S 4 MvANTS FOX THE
w SPRIN0S.-I wish to employ Servants for ~
or ak different watering places, such ~ COOKS, %
nsids. wssh.wonen. nc. Also. : rough csrpsai'd
and one ortwo Whitewsshsrs =. !
I. ss.8ss s9&E3 JOHN =. COOK, Agent.
sp ls-5t 80 fesrl sIresF
WANTED WORK, bya good ConfeeI =
man in fredsncksburs, with whom he has worked y
the last thrse Or four years AM gentleman wisna5
10 employ me, can zee my Recommendation by eslai
q s. s'ss q ''''a 's ca f:i:ss K ks Ii
Ta asn1sn u LII AVID KiCH 81 y,
fresh Thonasson Lime; also IS tons city isroaad ri
80 70 WINSTON powers
R Aays0sS:-kecstvs.s ,e.a.y extra -
' ''' ''s @i 4 ;;S5s = 20 ff'oS%rE
CINCINNATI WHIsKKY.-jssi recss
~ Ing 100 hhls direct from Cincinnati: Of the
sssndss also Is bbls Of TuseAlooaA. and Moasnsss
. nv, as- IN 's0'' y w a; x rowrn
pQkE XXX, with several sfher cssFH
= WhiskeyA very old, couskAntly on hand ~
whsch We take hack IL not liked only 20 bs had y
~ ia-.ts WINsft1N 4 PnwtE
ONION bOCK nRANDl. tAaMpass
~ end Ciafes Wsnss whish Ne warrant pure
Of 49, bran6s 1irece ID %; tor sale ~
- 10 ~ Il WlNe1oNl F0WksaA
TxCKSQNSS' 11FETIOR TAI 2
y OANDLEas- s. Seass lanaiaf ana br s.ls u
ais DkyEHr0x3.> ALLEN 3 ~
SuKSI9K HIGH 1EzvOKED Rus
spn DAvENpORF. ALLYN Z g 81, |.
UQHk ~, q TS41vIzJF HC1N0.-sss
ssI bAvrsrotr ALIEN : 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
~To the Yoters oil Henrico Coum,

OUuUIys-A
Vacancy having occurred In the Office Of CLERK .,
the Circuit Court of Heurco. BY the death Of the late
incumbent announce myself candidate for the
said Office Having acted assistant and deputy
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of said
county for the last four years, my official businsss
them opportunity of forming an opinion to my
qualifications, and most respectfully submit thai
question to them for their decision
ap lots TEMPLE ELLETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

a. To tho Voters sf Henrico County. =.
sm candidate for the Office of CLERK of the Clr.
cult Court of Henrco county. and respectfully solcr
the suffrage of my sfellow-citizens, with the assor
ance if elected that the duties of the Office shall b.
faithfully discharged.
an 1I--dh ctdet THOMAS C.. HANEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
-Io,ga sale of Lumber and Plank, 5

~ Large sale of Lumber and FIank' .
MULES, HORSES, &C, AT AUcTIoN---We would m
wife particular attention to our sale THIS MOKNlN6,
at 10 o'clock of Lumber, Plank, and 5 valuable
Mules. at Messrs Watkins CabelPs yard, on the
South side of Basin. near Petersburg depot.
snIa TAYLOR q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

W The Annual Meeting Of the Male Or
phan Society of Richmond, will be held Cd MON,
DAY evening, the 2lst inst, at p M in the Lecture
Room of the Sycamore Church. On 18th ct between
Marshall and Broad streets. The public are invited
to,sttend. By order of the President.
ap 1875 r. r. HOWISON, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

Er Notice to the voters Of Henric0 Coun.
ty, District No2 am a candidate for the Office Of
CONSTABLE, and should it be your pleasure TO elect
an Tins SAMUEL j. BARKER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
THOMAS C. HANEs.

~ To the Voters Of Henrtc0 County.-.
Fellow. citizens in accordance with the wishes Of
many friends hereby announce myself candidate
for reelection to the Office Of CONSTABLE, in Srd
District. Respectfully,
ap 11.--dtdef N. J. SHEPHeRD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
California Delegates to the National Con-
VeutiOn.

WASHINGTON, April l8-Letters have been re-
ceived here from San Francisco, stating that the
Democratic delegates from California to the Gin
cinnati Convention are instructed to support Blu
chanan for the Presidency, and Senator Gwynn
for the Vice Pre- sdency
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
FuaIi.h Onern TrOupe,

WASHINGTON, April Is, P, M The Pyne &
Harrison Opera Troupe are performing tonight
to q crowded house. The President. his family,
and several Senators were present last night
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
JOS. H. BOxLEY.

OST-On the 18th insf., somewhere be-
IL tween the Confectionery store Of Andrew Pizzn7
Broad street, and the residences of the owner q
Sd street, between Clay and Leigh. q pair Of gaa
mounted SPECTACLES, square wire, sliding sides
and cornered glasses. The finder will be sutsby
rewarded by leaving them either At the Dispatch u
fee, or ct the bookstore Of Msssss. Harold Ma
. sy on Broad street. sp i6-&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

an 10 AUGUSTUS MAILEkT.
DHE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND
L INVlGORATING COMPOU ND.-Dr. s.
ROSES (of Philsdel phis) celebrated SARSAP1-
RILL4 BLOOD PURIFIER. Az Spring and sum.
mer Alternative Medicine and Invigorating Drink 1t
has equal. r.
Itpurifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels;
Carries of all Secretions and Humors;
Cleanses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Vigor;
Strengthens and inyigorstes the Constitution
Expels Pimples, Boils and Sores;
Cures Scrofula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy Kidney and Bladder Affections;
Drives the evil effects OF mercury from the sys-
tenn;
Builds up weak state of Body;
Asys Nervous Affections, aud enlivens the spir.
Its.
For Female Complaints which In their nature are
exhausting and debiitatins it 10 particularly
msnded. Indeed 1t makes the weak strong; the pale
and emacisted from sickness natural Causes soon
have color. bloom and health. As summer drink it
10 exhileratins, refreshing stimulating and enven-
ing Persons young and old) who have used this do
hghtful compound are surprised at its immediate
beneficial effects Quart Bottles 81, small, SO cts
Sold BY Purcell, Lsdd Co.; Grubbs 4 Appersop,
o. A. Strecker; Paterson 4 Jackson; Bennett &
Beers; Alex Duval; Duvsl l. Norton; j. Blair; g. NJ
Zachrisson; A. Bodsker VIM. p. Ladd; Laidley & Ro-
binson, Richmond and all the Druggists in Norfolk
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
towns in virginia sp l9-2awd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

-. To the vefers Of Henric> Coursv
snnouncs myself candidate for the ofSss J.
CLERK Of thu Circuit Court e the county Of H,p
r;-o RerpectfuIly, JsO. o. hOg6Y Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

- ne the veeeyu ~ The CITY ~ IT..
nonp<-Ip response 70 call densd 81 Glsrrssumas..
or my fellow -cifisen. addressed 70 me tolSsy, "a
pacity. announce myself candidate for tn o,sa.
n gdERIFF Of tho city Of Richmond sboalS |.
BE- youf pleasure to sieef me. shall sndssvor TO II.
charge the duties Of the ONCE II sstsisetory n.a
nef. - - H. h ELLYSoN
AuriI II 1896. $ ssFf SIS - "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
LOST.

r OST.--$25O REWARD.--Lost, a day or
IL two since, from my pocket, somewhere In The
city, 81 900 In three notes. One note for 8 go
believed to be on the Union Bank, N. Y, and twa
be paid for the delivery Of the notes at the Disps
Office, or TO me over VIM. Holt Richardson's, and D
questions asked. So
ap i8-4t JOS. H. BOXLEf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

XII BALEs OF OATn--Eor saIs 81 =
~. eis ~. MCCARTHY Z son. 4
4iDhAgLlC ES7Ss q
/. .pis b DAvEabnRv.ALL ! CO, !.
vl4As4ING PUSVDgH LOU Ec1s Tar
- sale BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

- closed Monday, the 21st inst and be re-opened
the following day, Tuesday morning. the 22d.
AN 10 AUGUSTUS MAILERT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS.

~ THE CELEBRATED AND COMPLETELY
PYNE G. HARRISON
ENGLISH
OPERA COMPANY,
Comprising among other gifted artistes the world
renowned 'Queen of Enslish Song"
MISS LOUISA PYNE,
who well Thy the leading critics of nearly every city
of note throughout the Uniop has been accorded an
excellence scarcely inferior to Jenny Linds. The
renowned English Tenor,
MIR. w. HARRISON;
The celebrated Basso,
MIR sTRETToN; and
MIR HoRNcAsTLH
Will commence brief ...s isls 7si tsF-A =
FASHIONABLE OPERA SEASON,
RICHMOND THEATRE,
MONDAY EVENING, April 81,
POWERFUL AND COMPETENT ORCHESTRA,
AND
FULL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS.
The engagement Of this renowned Company is linn
tied to butslx NIGHTS during which time there
will be presented each night one of
SIX COMPLETE OPERASi
The cost of which to the Managers with effective
accessons of correct Scenery Costumes nc. reaches
the extraordinary amount OF
S ,OOOiil
viii be open every day this week. Office hours be-
tween A. NJ. and +. ID. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

TN LA ID rs WALL PLEASE OB.
SERVE, thatit y to the interest Of all who pur-
chase goods, to give GOLDSMIr CALL a. they are
to find something ct his estabIish ment that can
not be had elsewhere. You can get anything in the
Way Of Trimmings Millinery Goods, Embroiderios,
hosiery, Mitts White Goods. Fancy Articles, kc-
Besides, yen can purchase Of him cheaper than st
other stofes. 1914 n (jOLbaMIT
~ ~ = az Broa1 n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

- GENTLEMEN'S CHEAP GAIT
S Frs, made of Caifskin Patent Leather,
and Cloth, in great variety, at
MAURICE'S, ISL Main st.
ALSO-Gents Calf Oxford Ties, of our own city
rnapufaefure ap 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

ATTENTION, NIAGARA CO,
R@3- No. 5.-Attend called meeting of your
EsTE73 = company, at your Engine house, this
SATURDAY. evenine, at n O'Clock
precisely Members will learn something to their
interest by attending this meeting. 1880
By order Of the Commander.
an fit w. H. STYWATER, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-19

FOR PHILADELPHIA via
-EH NORFOLK.-The No. Steam
EIE[aE1L ship VIRGINIA, Capt. B. Room, is
RSSsSifs2{S{s now ready to receive Freight, and
will leave on MONDAY, April 81, at o'clock P. M.
For freight passage, having superior acconmo-
dations apply to ID. u. TuITLE, D.
an Iq-M Rockets
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
LIFE IN UpAH.

\ highly respectable gentleman,
whose duties compelled him to dwell in
Utah, moro than two year, writes that
Mormon life and customs arc reyolting
to decency, and show the sect to be Il
Disgrace to the age. Irccstimatcs the
number Of fanatics--for they cannot
be aught else-at 80, 0O0; and says a
strangcris watched, and his words no
ted, from the time he enters till Ii G
leaves the place. a tenth of all you
have is taken also, even if you be but
a traveller. Brighaln Yourg's hold on
them is through fear. lie is revolt
ing character, and his talent lies in
blasphemy and obsccnity of language,
united to keen perceptiye faculties, that
enable him to pick good tools out Of Il
crowd OF persons, and to detect those
that will prove troublesome. The lat
ter he gives ten days to settle up their
effects, and sends them on q mission Of
live years to Australia, England, or
elsewhere. If they do not go, they
are secretly murdered, and no says he
knows of thirty who have been Killed
for this offence, but done so secretly
that the murderer cannot be detected.
Still, dcludcd thousands in Europe are
said 10 be adopting the faith Of this
disgusting people, and among othor
places, Alormonism ismaking such pro-
Sress in Denmark that several petitions
have been sent in to the 'governmcut
from different parts of the kingdom,
praying that stop may be put to the
nuisance. Jutland is the part where
the great hot bed Of Mormon proseIyt-
ism is to be found. How is it possible
for the United States to tolerate such
moral and physical exotic in its bo.
som as Mormon community ? ".
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
NEWS DEP PAR1MBuT.
CALIFORNIA.

The U. S. Mail steamship Geo. Lar
with the California mail OF Aug. 90,
and over 81, 100000 on freight, arriv-
ed at New York OH tho 14th instant.
The news is important.
Shortly after the execution Of Heth-
erington and Brace, reported by the
previous arrival, Judge Terry was tried
by the Vigilance Committee and found
guilty Of resisting the officers Of the
Committee in the discharge Of their
duty,and of committing an assault upon
Sterling A. Hopkins with intent to kill,
but inasmuch as they could only inaict
the punishment Of death or banishmont
the prisoner was discharged, with a
resolution that '!in the opinion Of the
Committee, the interest of the State
impcrotiyely demanded that David S.
Terry should resign his position in the
Supr enc Court" Immediately after
Ms release the Judge left for Sacra-
lnento. A few days aftcrward tho re,
naming prisoners were also released.
The Committee then commenced dis
mantling their fortiiications, end on
Monday, the 18th Of August, after a
grand parade and procession, they re-
signed their power & were thcnceforth
virtually disbanded. 1t was thought
that Judge Terry would not resign
Business generally was on the increase
and a great amount of building and
other improvements were going on in
San Francisco. The mines were said
to be yielding better than over before,
tand accounts from all parts Of the
State represented a larger amount of
grain, fruits and vegetables than any
preceding year. ....,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
MORGAN70WN MN0NGALA co. VAA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 1865

| mocrats tell us that the Black Repub-
lican members Of Congress are, almost
to u man, Americans in sentiment.
Leaving out The question of slavery,
they would have to choose between
two candidates, with one of whom (Mr.
Buchasan) they agreed upon no ques-
tion, and with the other Of whom they
agreed upon the important reforms in
our naturalization and citizenship laws,
which the American party propose to
introduce into the policy of the govern
ment. Taking this view of the mat
ter, We do not fear the House of Rep
resentatiyes. The worst that could
happen there would be the election of
Buchanan--ncxt to that Breckenridge
and best Of all Fillmore. The course
of wisdom and patriotism, is for all
who have confidence in Mr.. Fillmore
to vote for hin--not only vote for him
but work for him. Let this be done
throughout the country, and there
need be no speculations about the re-
suit in the House, because it would never
go before that tribunal. The Model
President would be chosen by trium-
phant majority. So mote it be!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
Vigilance Committee Of California

News is brought by inc steamship
George Lal0, that she Vigilance Com
mittce Of San Francisco has, by It's own
act, ceased to exist. 1t continued in
power about six months, and is really
ono Of the most extraordinary dQmon-
strations of the corrosive influence OF
the people in securing those ends Of
Justice which a corrupt government
fails TO secare, a set Of shgrpors aad
rowdtes were brought into Office, by the
stufling Of baliot-boxcs, on the part Of
men a9 corrupt as themselves, and tho
power thus fraudulcntly obtained was
eXertod to protect fraud, murder, and
every abGmination. To meet the cx-
igency which threatened to sweep away
all the safeguards Of society, by ma
king it prey to blacllcgs and MUIR
dercrs, this Committee assumed the
relns Of government, cntronchcd itself
behind q rampant of bayonots, in the
hands Of free and honorable men, and
proceeded to do--in the way of trying
and punishing criminals-what the aU-
thorities had neglected to do. And as
an evidence Of their just, honorable, &
patriotic intentions, as soon as the end
of then organization was attained, thcv
quietly laid down their power, di3ban-
ded then troops, and returned to the
ordinary positions in society as quietly
as II they had never thus wioldcd the
terror8 OF law. The world has little
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
VALUABLE ACQUISITION.

" The Gmdiag star for Fillmore and
Donelson. The Baltimore Patriot Of
yesterday afternoon says:
We are authorized by Prof. Louis
Wundcrman, the editor and proprietor
of the "BaltiHoYe Lett Stern or GU
ding #,Star," (anti-Dcmocratic Ger
man paper published at No. 43 North
Gay street, 10 state that on and after
Monday next his paper will hoist the
Fillmore and Donelson flag, and siren
tuously advocate the claims Of those
gentlemen for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the United Statos. This
paporis ably conducted, and the course
its talented editer is about taking can
not fail to hayc.a wonderful influence
on the thousands of intelligentG Germans
whe poruse its we'll filed pages.
While on this subject we will take
| the liberty Of referring to remark
which fell under our notice few even
Iings since. A party of gentlemen
were discussing the Presidential ques-
tioD, when one of tie number, high
tly educated German, made the follow
ing remark: "Gontlcmcn, / am voter
and shall vote for Mr.. Fillmorc, be-
cause think him thc best and dccid-
! edly The sonndest candidate in the field.
II do not objectlo the American party
altering the naturalization laws, for ]
firmly believe that Americans should
be allowed the privilege of governing
their own country: am in favor Of al
lowing honest emigrantS to come here,
and when once here, let thom enjoy
all privileges bus that Of interfering too
early With governmental af'airg-of
these they are totally ignorant" -
Honest sentiments, honestly spoken,
end there arc thousands Of Germans Of
the same opinion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27

At this season when the dyscntcry
becomes very pieyaepi, we can rccom-
mcnd tliet"l!owing means Of curitfg 'ttc
same, which, arc withiu The reach OF tv.
e'y person at almost every hour
Take one tablespoonful Of CON man
salt, aud mix it wiIh two tablespoonful 6
Of vinegar, aud pnur upou it half pint
ofw0ter either hot on cold (onIy let it.
be taken cool) A vino glass full Of
this mixture in tho above proportions
taken every hUlf hour viii bo found
quite eiicacious 10 cutting dySeutery.
1t tho stomach be u&uscuted, a vino
glass full every honr will sutIicc. For
4. a..child tho quantity should be tea
spnonfu! Of salt aud ono OF vinegar IN
q Loa cup iull of water. g -
For all diseases man is heir to ma.
tarc's remedies arc simple and sure.
aud idero is 40 evil in Tho wo4ld wi,hoat
lis aMidute. We could mention min
eroas Instances Ia Which The above re-
cipo was found effective in The culg Of
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-27
OREGON.

The latest dates from Oregon arc to
the 9Th of August, The papers report
another severe battle between the In
dians and the volunteers, in which the
sayages were completely routed.
The farmers we're engaged in the
midst Of their harycsts, which wore
turning out we'll. Merchants were do
ing a better business than usual at this
season, thoro having been good trade,
both with the Valley and the DaIlcg.