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MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE

II OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, 10. e-ch
gcther with all appurtenances, consisting of an t&
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household ant .Gs&
Kitchen Furpiturc also, Crockcry, Cutlery, etc. The
nrnps are situated In the Northeastern part of Monroe
county Ala in one mile OF the Mobile and Grard ralroad
and the same distance from the Mobile stage line The
tract belonging 10 the Springs contains 500 Of No.
creek land The growth Is hickory white oak rcd oak pop
lar sweet rI,n mulberry elm, holly Spanish oak; with
dcrrrowth of stinkbush buckeye sunach and other un.
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l2o neres OF the
above lauds Is in high state OF cultivation and VIII pro
duce 1900 10 1900 pounds Of cotton to the acre The build
ngs are in good condition. with largo ana oonnodious
Hotel and winter reaidence for family also, lehrn
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath house, Two Dsii
Rocins one of which il some fifty yards distant from lhe
hotel Also two roomy Stables, together WIN Coln GUs ~
Negro Houses etc. In fact there is nothing "ahuns ~
make this one of the most desirable watering places
South the water stands in high repue as any .
State Testimonials OF the fact can be proauceo t'
quired
will sell the place the following terms len aoa
per acre-one fourth cash, the balance IN tnree a
payments with notes and approved security OF nio''
gage OF the place.
Any person wishing to engage in business OF the kna,
would do well to examine these Springs, as the
could be commenced without any outlay save iol Soco
ries as there is ample supply OF things LOT
hotel business. ANY number Of sheep can be had al q
beef at to cen turkeys IS cents chickens al l2s
cents eggs at 10 cents per Dozen butter st Is cents
For further particulars apply TO Z. Haynes, Esq. Va
zette ofce Cahaba Alabama, or myself at the SPrlng
June 9-6m ]. ENGLISH, Trustee
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..,y JFREMIAH MORTON
FARM n CHARLES CITY COUNTY FOIi

aUArI&G removed to Richmond, ] Offer for sale my
4 4 Farm lying in the county Of Charles tny.2 10 ::
miles from the James Rrer and ~ miles from the city OF
Richmond and containing $40 acres about halt clear
ell producing we'll and rapidly improving. under the usc
all necessary ou,houses nearly Also cxcellen,
Garden and Orchard The Farm could be very conve
uutly divided intotwo containing 300 and the other
24O acrcs Persons wishing purchase Farm in the
o.t productive and rapidly improving portion OF Virginia
would do well 10 examine this property as am disposed
20 sell on lberaiand accommodating terms
The oversecr, my brother living adjoining, will show
the Farm 10 any one Wishing to purchase.
Address DIR. o, A. CRENSHAW,
Jnne u-rtf BOX No 37i Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
THE "yyHIG" AND BENTON.

The Wig has become 50 desperate even as to press
rho,s. Hart Benton into the service Of Fillmore -
Hi, Philippe against the Pierce administration ard
tho Democrac party, appears in the columns OF the
tYa;p with an Introductory editorial flourish. We
w;sh our neighbor Joy Of its ally.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS:
Rs r,TFN'T GRAIN CLEASER.-(THlRIEE EEH

pRtMlUMSl
|'Hs oruBiE SCREENING SEPARATION nss 81 s%a, 'Sc
si,,".ls: ut =. .e,A.u,n, the n:st premium oi Tue
1,q fculure. FAIR also q; Petersburg, tredeTicH'
/ .s,! a: Knoxyile. This improved FAN was patent
,gr .u:h le5a, and has become very popular "nern
Z knpxu, proving by is utility III expeusuoasS
, all kinda Of grain TO &c the best gram cieane!
| s.DoyLES shop II, Stanton, or ut DOYLE &
| IHGER's, in Fredericksburg, Va, and examine Tor
f.nY"s
,- Improved Fan. will be furnished at any point
s;.y rrlrs of the Shops and further oy kaii ROAD
| s"!.Usc. ,, .
g'Tom,nupica:ions addressed 10 the undersigned at
.-clsbur: Va, viii be promptly attended TO
oI~77, DOYLE s. SULLlSGER.
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KANSAS MEETINGS.

w Iopos of Kansas, the regular authorized
" The Law and Order Party. and also OF ''the
Ssnds IF Kansas" in Petersburg, Va, will address
the people a; the following places and time, upon the
Dniical troubles Of that territory asking for men
And mean. to aid the Southern cause:
9TH Monday, July 2Sih, at Brunswick.
lst Monday August 4;h, at Charlotte.
lat Thursday August 7th. at Apponatto1.
% Monday. August llth, AT Campbell.
I'd Monday, Angus, IS, AT Pittsyivans.
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-.yTag,;U,En>nK OF FyIRGlNiA

\ isSN A'.i'NNA'N-
" u"'. .'i;,.okGE aElLFAlCH dii on the lota "H!
- o. rea. the lcr ni,a:r. IL the coa'!! "
9; - ,c,:e So at I;o,;ir;ed Fsck, w:i';s t',i
tis-'.,' lick cau.. 20 his death. ri II appear
~ - ,ai (.5r:e A,lir,ch has he'd from lG:,:'s
- a5x .Yp; large do therefor nSF%Ty ~ ".5
s -, .uni.ed do!!a:s 70 any perSon %. p @
;e"'' - ~, aid George El.llii ich sud d.T'T h'!i
ne county o! henr.co AM dc n!oT'"S, ,';,i.
r.;e d. o,crs o ,sis Commonwealth r',' ,sa;- sa @ br.,
sl :. cs He people seaersy 10 I,iJ-,rb maj
.,r. . i,,osure Tie arrest {! ias sIa ie'''''N N'
4 -,y as orouc!.: - justice ,,,s- The "a
;r:a uu,er my hand GorrnoT saa tbis
|. : , .er Seal ot the Comaon"e"'.HH. T.. 4" ''''
= : 7ia day Of July, a :Ge yea: -I3, -,I,,!xpv WISE
~ the Governor: GEORGE W. MrsFoSp' secretary o'
i',.ch iss German between 25 and so years
,s,: o. 70 !n:hes high, weighs about aao
Ss. ,h: ha.-. greg eyes is;r complexion, peculiar
sd feet ,ns,ead OF hollow rather s t 'aihe'' "a' ''
-rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
PLAYING UPON THE CREDULlTY OF THE
SOIITIJ

We have already rscited the circumstances of the
recent rescue of fugitive slave in Boston, with the
view of illustrating conflict between State and
Eederal law, and of directing the attention of the
people of the South to the fact that the Constitution
Of the United States is practically annulied by the
personal Liberty Bill of Massachusetts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
,rtY.I,>,nx, nnv anS REWAROs

1yES ABOVE reward will be paid tor the appt enensol
ind tyesy % me, or IN some jnil in the state sc
se, him asd.n, of my slave LlNSEl purchaSIsse
E,ey in Richmond last winter, OF !tr. S'eIuenln. m ~
-.i.ei in AIpemarle ami has wife In the county o
incnur he is doubles, lurkiaG about isichuop or
:qae 10 Albc,nar!e W Buckingham, or may p'ooaoy
|.g..y 10 tad MS way 10 Tree State -, .-,;.h,
Icy IS i've fec, eleven inches Or six fect sal ei
~ "''N JAMES H. cox,
.,-tl.,.. W,Srrrrocx P. O., Chesterfield Co
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AGENTS.
MISSOURI EMI(.RASTS

= hereby notified that 60 acros of the finest To
.acco and Wheat Land, lying within Is miles OF TIT
apfi and miles OF Prarievi!c, Pike county, can 6e
kssei on easy and accommodating terms. With the
ion Of abou; 70 acres in cultivation the whole traf
k~eFed LAID There is good double log house, anI
..oudinss, upon it. and the whole tract is wellwa
ine Icg gEborhood is one OF the hes; il the State
.aoN exclusively seilsd by Virginians 1t is with
| e miles Of All Episcopal and a Methodist church
k'"rasuent English and classical academy To any
,!'a, 20 cultivate tobacco. wheat and grass, thi,
;sts advantages surpassed by bu: few in the Wes,
II De sold low
:erms, address N. P. Minor, Louisiana, Missouri.
k2l-clO,
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>NTIC,E.

k,HE tow oe-ro r1rn name DAVID, sometimes called
C.OCNH-r CHARLES, LEWIS and LEE, who ran
AZ IN e ,.h O.oJcr 1855, nre yet at large sec sa'
,,~r.r, =. ,H. :,.n IN the Richmond Enquirer, Ex.
a.. .l 9.y .,.gl.cg which will give description ol
Negro. v Wi. :'v- all udiiriona reward OF FIR
DOiLARs C- ,.n delivery o, either OF ,hes: 20 -,
ri,c ~ Jt ".".. can ge, len CT 'So EeHui 'N
,-,....' '' JONES & SLATER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PLANTATION IN GREENS.
WILLIE COUNTY Va, FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
OFFER for sale privately my plantation. formerly
II known Cunuinghams, IN the upper part of Greens
vile county, miles OF Jarratts Depot on the
Petersburg and Weldon Rail Road and seven east o the
Brunswick Psuk Roai The tract contnns i2oo acres
of which 0o entirely fresh being recently eiehte
and highly productive; 400 OF VII gin s0 ana
original growth, and the rest in second growth amner-
The tract generally considered the best and most
BILE in the county on of the richness and produc
tivencss of its SOIL which is highly adapted 10 Corn
Wheat Tobacco &c.
The Improvements, consisting OF D~eunS house,
new having been erected within the last TWO OF thTee
years. and also the fences new The tract situated IN
healthy country and in neishborhood noted for its in.
tegeuce hospitality aud morality, offers every induce
mcni to those wishing purchase good land in good
ueghborhood, and convenient TO market II the size be
objectionable will sell the land in divided tracts 10 sui,
c. F. MAUrlN, Poplar Mount.
Tune le-cIm Grcensville county, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
TWENl,Y-EIYE n0LLAYS REWARD.

h ANYWAY troy; ;n- subscriber, on Friday. the 3oh
70 NoycmJcr negro boy by me name OF PHIL II
COZ Is ayou l. yea-s OF age, i've feet three or tour
=. rather thick set aocu: ire color OF ginger
(se ;l and large eyes; has habit OF rolling MS
waen ;sis:n or laughing whica look very white At
zines Is ktile Inclined 10 swagger and drag his
v:.I wa,k;n; He carpenter oy trade, was born
s!sst in Richmond Viz gnia aud will perhaps try t.
).se be wav 20 .aat r!nce
|. ,s-b,n E. COLBERT.
., g., Gew.Beru, n. G.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
STILLNlOieE tuii sALr.

OFFEk sale the Farm which ! reside,
II cou.in,uc SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES. 1t ID one
OF the 3es, improved farms in the county OF Culpeper
The BTlLDlNGS are new, convenient and handsome i
s wI:na Fix milcs OF the Orange and Alexandria Rail
rad md within three of the Plank road 10 Fredciicks
burg Ihr present crop Of wheat will amount 70 about
30 hashcl. am willing 10 take par, or the phot
,.a1.7: n servants, which want for my oGc Hsc.
Nv pepo: and post.orcc is Brandy Station, Cupeper
Cou.;y. Va.
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TWtITY DDLLARS REWARD

rs 0-TTKEn 10. tho apprehension OF my negro
nss HENRY. who left my plantation on Tues:
= TIE - j.y henry :s about II 10 :a years old
f. or 70 .ac-ss aeisht, slender and quite o'sek; ne
...s-r \ s...,-n.ye.ed look bought MIN in Deceui'
B. ,,.. rom 81. Saial Reese of Richmond. He was
.sl ov ". Undertake, of the county OF Louisa, where
y-;5a5,y attempting 10 get. win pay the above re-
E.::5: h., !ercr or put IN any all WIN all pro
l. .x2sa.e. lie Il; one time hireu OUT IN the NH!
| > ,5s:gu3, ami Ulay De lurking there
W .i,e:s vtaer n. Ciy OF Richmond or C:ty IGint'
ssts George county. -, " ha->ALE'
\, ,snEx,, Caare. C:ty Co. July Il, ls96-cts
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p1 rc71oy OF PRESIDENT BY THE HOUSE.

In the election of President BY the House of Rep
...a,,stiyrs each Stale has one VOTE given by ma
er,v Of the delegation from that State The election,
# there is failure by the people, would goto thepre.
~ of tbe delegation, Of the States Of Maine, New
Iiampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
Connec,cut, New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania,
Ohio Indiana Michigan aud Wisconsin in all twelve,
sixteen being necessary to choice. The States OF
Delaware Maryland and Kentucky have majority
If Fillmore members The State OF Tennessee ID tied,
having FIVE Democrats and five Americans, as are
Illinois, Missouri, Texas and Iowa. In Illinois there
is Vacancy to he filed, which will decide the vote OF
that State between the Republicans and Democrats;
and in Missouri member is to be elected in August,
where the delegatson now stands three Democrats
and three Americans. In Texas there is one Demo.
crat and one American, and in Iowa one Democrat
aud Que Republican.
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one uTNDKED DOLLARS REWARD.

DANs sway rom NY re.li-ncs in New Kent county, on
n. !5;n ii MAY is.r. = Nc.-o H!an named ACi.lL.
IA: s.I negro > =; ginger h:eai coor, OF ried'an
ts aga forehead, extending well back en the mead;
-. Sh.k.rs h::, Y-2.e about = or ~ years Q! age,
.s- :n..I, yen, roup,erunce smiles wsea spoken 10;
H.. n i;on; ;a.uk d ll:,.- GeesYci. lie has wife IN
sayr and no i.: Gyi.- IT. Richmond. will give the
~. reward :; iGnen oGi o! the stai", and T"ENI
z doll AIRS II ,.Aeu III the STATE and -ecnred 90
|. can gel him again. ". ". TALlAFERRO,
N.v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

BALTIMORE, July 23.-Flour opened dult III TO- 10.
-. ;,nroved at the close in consequence OF the
Perss Prices are firm GscyssS %s sses
Wheat owls 10 dsy but recovered and closed
ths uussferdsys rates Corn is dull sales of white
a, 81 70 g., yellow 81 to o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
VALUABLE FARM AND MILLINli PROPER
TY FOR SALE.

Will sell privately my Farm Chambers Mills) CON
d tanning 600 Of land, with good Dwelling and
Store House. aud all necessary outhouscs, and large
Manufacturing Mill and Saw Mi situated in the county
Of Buckins shsn Slate River IA navicablo strea)
miles the Court House, and II llcs from James
River $50 cleared, and the balance III wood
Ian well ,i,nbered 10 fine stand for merchandising
AMI the Mills with the aud dwelling be sold
separately rom the arm, II purchasers desire t.
Terms accommodating. Address the subscriber 1T
chamhors' Mills. p. O., Buckingham County. Va.
Iuna.l-ctt GEORGE i'IAMRFRS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

NEW YORK, July 23.-Sales Of snperfne Ohio
s6 -, Southern is unchanged. Wheat has ad-
uouced i've cents. Corn is heavy and unchanged
Stocks are dull
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
GIOLUMBIAN HOTEL FOR RENT Or ssassss

GNOLCMBIAS II HOTEL FOR RENT OK ss1sSs
~ LEAsE.-IMMEDIATE pOSSESS1ON,-The iM@
above old and well established Hotel il for rent !&
with immediate possession There chambers sufficient
iorswo hundred beds The dining 81 by "a feet
iherc are extensive and most convenient
Tor cooking washing &C., and large stable and a:ge car.
riagc houses &c. &c WI
This property is well know that any further escrip.
tisn is unnecessary To good tenant the rent will be
reasonable. s. D. CRENSUAW
luly l5-ctf
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TRIAL OF MIR. HERBERT OF CALIFORNIA;
WAsHlSGros, july 2.-The evidence in the triai
oiMr. Herbert Of California has been closed. pro
position was made by the defence 70 submit me case
without argument, but the propagation was 0'1ee'e'
to by the prosecution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25
SALE OE NEW WHEA

SALE Of NEW WIiEAI.
New YoK. July 2I.-The first cargo Of new red
North Carolina wheat was sold here to-day at ~ ~
per bushel.
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1T. FOSTER, Curator.
!. COURTNEY arr.,n,:7;,: !, = =; m

'S%oyTnsTPXE1 SoTsPyE ~ ATTORNEY At LAW AND
1lLI Inn. nrsc,;ao PUBLIC, RICHMOND, VA.
and The ~ ne Courts Of the city of Richmond
q, s H. a einng coun,es and viii also discharge
CUNT LIS os once Of Notary Public for the said city
ot. Oh Main ST.. over the store Of W w Woodbridge.
cofs above ST. Charles Hotel. W. "oo'''S1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-25

j. |sasrb. h,,n hhnChiNE BELTS, OF all widths and
WlLLlAMs & BROTHER.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FRIDAY MORNING, July aJ, 1850.

lBY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DUNNAyANT,
~~~~>>>>~>~r>~->>|S>-
NM. +. RlTCHlE & ROGER \. PRYOR, EDITORS
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WAsHIyoros CRY. July ~. >

NAsHISCroS Silf dn @~' ! -.
DEAR SIR hav. denrnsd j; proI r u"I =.
make the following statement:
At your request | csiIed ye'fern:Y 81 "'"' '"
o'clock, as your friend, upon Hon Mr Du'""- "'
that being the first opportunity hsi "i 'n''.
and Of delivering your note. Anet " "n'
informed him that was requested v! !"" 80 w.
that meeting should TAX" place al 'lo ;a'
col ,nom.n, ,ugge,lnc tiist afternoon ar 'h- -" .E
90. 80 ,cIock and hoped that il would -. o..
convenience. .,,,,,ai 20, ~ ar p.
- b.,ween YOU aud himself had oeeu hs,JI.'.- .
ths, he IMr Burlngamr) had re npenef III, ns''i .
"a con supposed for personal dthon.iy, and 'ht' 'H
,vsye ar nxious to have it ended wh"u' deHy u"
raned That is the feeling Of galian' ma, N.. ..
Rrooks ia a br1ve man." That he w"uH h-g" o.
look out fer friend. and had none in hi '! ~ o. ":
ti,ne aud perhaps lie could not be ready -: i 81 .,
at as early an hour as you requested. as"n'.i'.r
ed upon him the necessity of entire secrecy say "
his friend; and requested that he or HIS tri-i ~"
communicate with me at my seat while tue h u-''" =
in session. or at my room after iia ahJnurn'I's "'
as he had the right ofseecting the place tor ih,
ing, and such other arrangements g. are ustH! u'''
such occasions, that he would have the kId'-s- '"
let me know, at as early an hour as was conV"l'=''
when aud where and what it would be L'-f = -
ming about eleven o'clock, the enclosed note fr"H "
Burlingame was placed in my hand by me ii"', ~
D. Campbell. The place Of meeting Dr. gu. III
ssid NOT. ia so far distant, and wouia sn'y - ."
an n,nuv hazards ,,f arrest. aud also To j"r'-' '
without the lim;s Of the Cat.d ,a..s' tH'' ~ ''
friend advise you without heslsatioh' " 'aAF AZ
further notice of the matter.
am. air, very respectfully, your obeGient = TIn y
Hon. z. S. BROOKS. 'osI1 HH---'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-21
uxAMxWATxorg,

The annual Examination of the stu
dents of Monongalia Academy will
commence on Wednesday next, 18th
inst, and close on the following day.
The exercises viii be very interesting,
and the patrons of the Institution, and
friends of education generally are in
vlted to attend.
@~ The ADDRESS to the Columbi-
an and Monongalia Literary Societies
will be delivered at Courthouse Hall
on Wednesday evening, by WAITMAN
T. WILEY, Esq.
ss TmE ANNUAL CONTEST between
the Societies at the same place on
Thursday evening.
Our citizens may anticipate litera-
ry treat in these closing exercises of
the session of Monongalia Academy !;
and we anticipate for them crowded
audiences, both at the Address of our
distinguished townsman, and the Con-
test Of the twoSocicties.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-21
qls AWaaaaAN uNaOO.
M0RGANTOWN, JUNE q, 1866.

CLOSE OF TIiE' VOLUME.
we publish to-day Number SO. Of
Inc. AMERICAN UNtoS, which closes
tho frstyolume. In the year just now
closed, our, rotrOspections arc without
regrets, having in our ed:torisl career
discharged our duty fully and fairly,
and fulfilled our promises in starting
the paper. That We have met the ap-
probation Of our party is'moro than APP
parent from the steady and undated
increase to our list of readers which NC
have enjoyed. We started tho paper
with the determination to make it 60,
and to make it worthy to be sustained.
Whatever misgiyings may have been
INDUCED by our friends, they have now
tho satisfaction to know that the
Union has lived and aourished, pur-
suing the even tenor of its way, with
undertaking punctuality, while its an
taeonist has fickered and foundered
byits side. A practical printer, we
devote our whole time to the mechani-
cal department of the Office, performing
our editorial duties during the inter-
walls of habitual labor; thus avoiding
the erroneous policy, upon which many
country papers have been stranded, to
wit: expecting them to support an ed
itor at the table with no care after or
knowledge of the typographical de-
partment Of his Office. A man to sue
coed in any business must understand
the business he wants to drive and
we doubtnot that more men, aspirants
after distinction and position, have cut
their eye-tecth on type-metal than in
any other association known among
the learned professions! The defunct
of the editorial fraternity, unframed in
the trials inseparable from it, would
make host, "terrible Ito look upon
and quite as numerous) as an army with
banners !"
Having now fulfilled our engage
ment, we call upon every patron in
debted to us for the subscription price
Of our paper; assuring them that the
money is needed. Don't neglect this
notice, ifyou hare similar ones, for it
is important to us that all accounts
should be closed with the end Of the
year.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-21
Acceptance of MIR. Fillmore.

The members Of the American party
OF the seventeenth ward last evening fir.
ed one hundred guns from Federal Hill
as token Of their appreciation ofa very
able letter of acceptance of Millard Fill
more, as the American candidate for
the President of the United States
This letter has Infused increased vigor
into the Union loving hearts of that glo-
rious party, and no such word as tire
will be permitted to enter their vocab.
ulary until the approaching fall shall
decide Fillmore and lDonelson to be
the elect of free people to the most
exalted stations amongst them. - Bale
I'm eyican. l,.-..g
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-21

n1- Holloway's Pills, invaluable
to persons afflicted with diseases of the Liver
and Stomach.-Ti,e virtue OF these Pills, having
been tested in all parts of the civilized world,
particularly BY the citizens of the Union ,renders
it needless to expatiate upon their merits tho
thousands who have derived benefit from them
In each and every one of che States, being suiii-
Client to convince the most incredulous. All
those who are afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints; indigestion, sick headache and diz-
ziness, cannot make use Of remedy so certain
in it's results as Holloway's Pills; for Termination
of blood to the head their effect ia equally posi-
tive, They are also an uniaiiing remedy for
asthma, If used in conjunction With Holloway's
Ointment, which must be we'll rubbed into The
chest night and morning.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-06-21
: KisswooD. Va. Feb. q, 1866.

~ ~ - = - - = 49, - $500.
egy1sa as Ia pSirs "A short time since,
a email childinlm family about III months
old, was taken quite sick with a bad cough
and high fever. 1 Obtained vial Of your
DR.. McLAsE's Improved VERMIFucE from
MEJ.C. Mc6rew, Of our town, and gave
sgreeablyy TO directions, which brought from
him, In all, over Sixty Large Rorms. I
think il a very valuable Mediciue. The
child soon recovered, and is now in very
good health. BUCKNERs + FAIRFAX
Or. SILancs Improved Liver Pills and Impro-
We yctmifhge, also DR.. j. Scotrs Celebrated
White Circussan Liniment, prepared solely un.
der the supervision of DR.. Scott, a Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Dr. Scott
Co., sole Proprietors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DR.. M'Lane's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved vermifnge, accompanied by GER
ti6cate of c. McLane.
NJ All the above Medicines are for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
IJ- There is a considerable SAVING by taking
the larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients
in every disorder are affixed to each box fy.s
December !. 1865. COW