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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07
u.Ss, A. LYgDs 4 Co. Aucu'oeers
-upNpY N. LEEDS a. Co. will cell BY auction

hNmnf ,sn,y I.n & aud WEDNESDAY, Jsa. 9, AZ
a., l Al N. Ssiesroom No 10 Nssssn'si LsTSe sac ~
vlNtY aOOnS To Cl,sc ont balance OF HsocE Nc, con
,h l.sr., AND -rntlemens Dressing Cases mount'
"a 80, ladies Work Boxes. hted Glove bokes sa
ss,s ran Ben Scxe. real crme'u Gard Sses 'enay On
$3.50 49,. .,,irls costly Clocks and Vases fsiliilss "I
49,. Nof Eoxrs BtonEs Fsuies, lnrs. and NAL
sssAes. Re'icue.. 'htiscSheI suye' ""o ''''' w. "
Asa lc' q fh imported marble .Goa fars.
as,., ."d A., Etrsss ~ Vases &C. Aso large nun nun,
H. kshastoI Groups with marble sse a Frs.
T.ss,,s e. uitA large ena valuable assortment y Oe
a ~ ,hcu, r~srr,, and suited 20 the season Iney Sa
~ - ~, shpneut 4, dcscd-osn be examined the da'
srsss 70 Vie sale On TUESDAY, J.n g. al i O'Clock IN
N,.t 81 the store Light Wagon.
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1)aper marebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. L. DEkkiCh.
SON Co No 50 Beekmsns offer for sale on tue Iowe''
WRITING P,pers English. French and American
News Psper ali sizes, WEIGHTS and qualities
Book Paper all sizes weights and qualities. 1t.
ssne Paper fancy coors and white, OF the best 9ay
Hanging PAPER white and coored, different widths
Hstters' PAPER, thin and OF the best quahty'
Cloth Paper, S5xiO and foxt8 -. -. .,,,.a
English Hardware Paper large ien'' yu'' N''
Sheathins Paper OF the best quality, 80,
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rag and Manua.
Tea Paper of different sizes. -,
Tar Roofing Paper suitable for roofs m rouA
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LNOR CHARLESTON and FLOhIDA.-or'NI'
Il WEEKLY U. $. MAIL LINE; - The new and mssnih,
cant Steamship MARION, w Foster, commander, will
leave Pier No. l. \ r. WEDNESDAY Jan at O'clock
n m precisely For Freight apply board where all bills OF
ads will sgned and Passage at the office OF SPOF-
FORD TILEsTON Co.. No % Broadway. Cabin Passage,
S25-rhs new and gnifcent Steamship JAMES ADGEh,
: C. Turner commander win succeed, snd leave on SAT
FRIDAY Jan r. The fayorite steamship CAhOLlNA
having resumed her regular trips the various landings
on the 81 Johns RIVER Florida, will connect with The
steamers from Newiork, and leave Charleston EVEhf
TTESDAY at2 o'clock p M Through Tickets to Jackson
vile 10 Plafks, tS3.
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YJNIE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships cOmposing this

line the following .,.,
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt Eldrld8e'
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRIATIC. ,
These ships having been built by contract expressly ior ne
oyment service every care has been taken in their con
ucon also their engines to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for PASSENGERS are 2 eve
gsnc and comfort Price of passage from NewYOrk TO Liver
pool cabin, 1905 in second do S7Si EXCLUSIVE
York and gneas An experienced Surgeon attached to
each shin No berth secured until paid for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

Prof VERGNES the dscoyerer Of the process for eS'
tracing Metals from the Human Body, a. No no Roadway
These Baths not only metallic medicines from the hu-
system bot peculiarly ehcscious in relieving those
suffering from rheumatism, Govt Neurac Pains WeAanes OF
Coatraeions Of the Limbs Srans Spinal Affections Uterine
Osructons and EruPton the Skin The Professor himself
Rves h undivided attention 70 patients Special department
Tor Ladies' Theory explained TO Students at NJ 7e Broadway
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l. prLisrH No 81 and SO Broadway, cor White st.
~ Auciion~sr - :,
II AoSnAY yVRNINC a. 81 O'Clock BY auction the Cstsi
Sas q hooks postponed on Saturday evening n
S,ix r-o,ss,ed The stock Is worthy d attention May DC
rxnmiaed durnE Monday.
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Clothing.

HIST FINIsHElS-The most Splendid HATS
81 ever offered to the public at low Ise o. 81 usually sod
at 81 Neat Hats 80 80. bhO'' w ~ Saun-s-.
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feaal Nctites.


A L Special Term of the Supreme Court OF the
"A State vt EewYork held 81 the City of New10k on tho
third asv December in the lPresent Hon w lan
Mitchell Jusce-In the matter Of PROVING THE WILL o.
THOMAS DONELLY, deceased-Op reading NE peutlon "a
Denis Hsney ons Of the Executors Of the Last WIN ana tess
men of Thomas Doney, deceased and OF Thomas MuRny
eysee Of sad decesed praying that the said Last WIN ana
Tessment be proved in THE Cont on Commsa2n 70 .,
issued for that purpose and nation OF James w mie
counsel said peoser 10 is ordered that the heirs at law o
the said Thomas Donoy deceased and all other inter
ested the validity Of said Nl or the coch
thereto show this Court at Special Term thereof
10 be held York the first Monday OF FEB
ruary why commission should not issue out OF and under
the seal of this Court directed James w Chapin OF w1on
soeyer the time OF executing said commission hess
ter of Wills County OF Susquehs and state oil Fsnn
sylyana and TO Benjamin T. Case, Counseloa Law OF ths
same place authorizing and empowering them either OF nom
proof Of the execution Of said WIN rs ~ OF Tca qna
personal estate aud Of the facts stated IN such n
testimony Of the subscribing witnesses TO sad N ana uel
other witnesses DO produced before men, 10 vac en'
that such VIII be recorded as W OF he rea anu PEI
sona estate the Tesetor snd Is further ofsed ina eeoV
OF this be published the state Paper aud IN me nes
parer called The New York Daily Tribune publ-ed IN ,ns
civ OF York in each week Tor sA weeks pe,pss
10 the Monday OF February 1856 ana that copy
this order be served upon such OF the heirs at law ana hqt o.
kin of the said Thomas DOney licensed as reside w'mn az
State either personally OF their ABSENCE ~ msss
the same at their respective places OF residence az e hV
DAYS before the aforesaid time appointed tor showing cause
JAMES w WHITE, Attorney for the Pett'oneis,,
dl7 1aw6wM NO d LloettysI' NC" AV'N@
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OFFICE CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI RAIL
RoIp COMPANY, CLEVELAND, Dec. 10, 1870
NIVIDEND-At meeting Of the Directors OF
IL the CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD COMPANY, held THIS DAY, Dividend Of
FIVE PER CENT on the Capital Stock OF the Company from
No not earnings Of the Road for six months ending Dec ST. was
declared PAYABLE to the Stockholders and after Jan
1886 in Cleveland the Office Of the Treasurer, and in New
York at the Office Of WINSLOw, LANIERk Co The trans
fer books in Cleveland and NewYok will be closed from Dec
20 to Jan. 10 By order OF the Board
T. P. HANDY, Treasurer.
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NEW wIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW wIDE.GAUGE ROUTE from NEW
IN YORK "a ROCHEsTER.--Ths ROCHESTER, aud
OfNESEF VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open. and. in
With the Buas Corning sad New orb and New York
and frs Rsnroads forms direct from Newiost
Hoehrsicf
The drrc,nss Of h. route together With tho superior
afforded b. the vide renders BY tar the dsr
ahio betvrcn tho above named cities.
Tickets be procured the New York and Erie Railroad
Ticket ons t OF Dosns aud No os Broadway also in
Jersey CITY.
HssE.ss chcs ked through
Ftrishts v be transported sctweca Nsw Yofk sni Roch
esio WITH dspair Any information dsrod in regard thereto
can bo obtained by calling the oeasrs Freight Agent Of,
tho nrw iofs AMI Fra Railroad Fro buildlnss G. s.
TAFrAN, fspfraa krsahf Agent, Ma ila Broad~sy
No tram, tho uuaso Cosn,ns sni New tost Railroad
sunjsy J. A. NFbttf I'D. yupesntan1sat.
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IoSrPH HEGtfAs, Ahcl'ht'.' A..
AN TUESDAY, Jan. {, at o'clock pm, at tne
pcerr.l saesroons corner Of Wiloughby aud Pearsts
lie bsarce Of stock OF millinery and tee store con
sssas of straw and Ieshorn Hats Laces Ribbons Buttons
roo SIN Tea Coffee Also the fixtures OF sore ana
small quantity Of Gold Jewelry and Silver Plate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

nIyIDEND NOTICE. The INTEREST
~ COUPONS due Jan. 1856 of the following Corposhons
oaG fE Ks S %S6 fRGsT co%riS1
All IRON on RAILROAD fI
RELM6ST COUNTY.
MERCER COUNTY.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD, o,, ,,uno,
cHARTfTRs VALLEY RAILROAD CITY OF PITTS
x EN- H TowSsHlP To DAYTON xENIA AND BEL-
nj siL5 SEAe CREEK TOWNSHIP TO DAYTON xESIA
A4 TBT RTI 81 LIME GA5hhoAD.
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH.
N SE%ARk TSWEsFc6MFkS sa1RoAD
S SRsSdE r6 BSWSShr
Citoss CREEK TOWNSHIP
OXFORD TOWNSHIP.
TUscHRAwAs TOWNSHIP
f fAsAkEHS r3 DSMNah.r
STEUBENVILLE TOWNSHIP.
JEFFERSON T0MNShIP
W. EDWIN LUDLOW, Cashier.
NOTICF.-Interest due on I'd inst. on the fol-
~ lowing Securities viii be raid on tat dsy by DUNCAN,
Si Bu Fa AND NIAGARA FALLS RAILROAD BONDS
BLACK RIVER AND UTICA RAILROAD BONDS
I BTFFALO AND ST LOUIS RAILROAD BONDS.
BUFFALO CITY BONDS.
| BUYFALO WATER-WORKS BONDS. 1900
CLEVELAND CITY, OHIO WATER-LOAN BONDS.
CHICAGO CITY BONDS.
CHiCAGO CITY WATER LOAN BONDS.
NORTHERN CROSS RAILROAD, ILL, BONDS
KFOKUK CITY, IOWA. BONDS -.
| DFTROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD BONDS.
| MILWAUKEE CITY BONDS, Issued for improvement Of
NFw-YoRK STATE 5. PER CENT STOCK, issued 70
| AUBURN AND ROCHESTER RAILROAD
| HARTFORD PROVIDENCE AND fISHhrLL RAIL
| ROAD BONDS. - -. - ..
| RACINE GAS-LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY BONDS.
| PITTSBURGH CITY BONDS issued TO PITTSBURGH
| AND STEUBESNILLE RAILROAD
| SAChAAkNTf CITY BONDS.
| UTICA CITY BONDS
| MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD BONDS
| WHEELING CITY VA BONDS
| ALiSONiA MANUFACTURING COMPANY BONDS.
| PAIEksos AND HvDsok RIvaa Rail ROAD cosrAsI
| NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND Of FOUR PER
CENT has been declared u tbs soTe aaaed
1 Company psysble on the 5th inst, a. the 0fcs VI
| kETCnUM. ROGERS bEMEsT. No q Wglisn 9;
OFricI or THE HAssosr FIss- IssssAset Co.
| No BEoAD-sT, Sgy-YosS, Jsn T. 1919 J
| FTNHE BOARD Of DIRECTORS Of this CON.
| Il PASY have this day deelsfsa sEki-AssUAL Dltf-
] h. y 0LOhk In. sssts'ty
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8aleo bp au6tlon.

An RrswtS, kaetonerr. -,
WV names BROTHER g. Co.-Trade+Saie
~ Rs,,.. No n rsrA.ros. -
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. JANUARY T. 1850.
LBERT Fl. NICOLAY. Auctioneer, viii sell

ALBERT n. NICOLAY, Aucticneer, wlI sen
n THIS DAY jan 2 ct l2. o'tloci, 81 the he'co'i' -
cham. for acr0urt Of whom IL nay cpnccrn . - -
$500 LIS Cross and Milwaukee cent oons ''''' -
10 ~ GO each. NJ, a, naa ..eh
IS 100 Csyu.a anu SnsqushsnnsT y cent Bonds 80 s
1900 Iafksusnns sud Western y CT Bonds -,
$500 t.rw.re Lsckswanna and " estern v CEN p''
81 .ot0 each - - -, Ra,A.
$500 Mchissu southern lst Mortgage : cent SoA"'
20 esch IN
$500 CananisIsus and Corning ~ 'io''-'-V "'N''
esch ,c
10 shares Harlem Railroad tprefeIrrd stoc - -
Lao .h.re. Delsvarp LackaNsBns and Neserh hsDi'''
So each .,oo-,
81 shares Trsiesmsns Bank, ePe"h-
10 shares Atlantic Bank <loo each
n share. Ea., River Bank, ~ esch 49,.
"a .hs-,. Excelsior Insurance Company 80 each -
- b.-es nick erbosker Life lnsuTsrc- Company en
a. .bsr,. Wells F,rso Cs's Express, : 100 each-
"a 49, Seyr York and Scrston COsl Company, = - ein
t. hss been paid in on each shsg Inc oA'a"'e NV
leo .bsres Tssle Slate Company, 80" each
So .b.ra. Entsrrrise Insurance Compsuy, - efeh
TERMS or SiLE-lo y rent this day, and the oaA,e
sa o'rlork tomorrow. The accrued interest OF III Tue
Bords Will be charged 70 the purchaser
Se.t regular sale on THURSDAY, Jan. ~.
No Brosist, New'fo 'k
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Bu,loins Hldter,als.

LINGUISTIC Tu.ES-For vestibnies, Mass
II ah, Dains rons store S al. ~
MILLER COATES YOU'LL no. S's re'ii"
OOOFS-ROOFS--RO0FS-Ths enesPe:t, aIa
n -. .r,;ele for covering roofs TAR 49,
- -. Irer eousans ha1d and VII sou VI 'is'"'
small suaaa''T' 'pTIRRIcKsoS Co. No. So Beefmsn"
ITO FARMERS and BClLDhkSS. So ia,1.t
1rvT Constantly on hand aud Tor sse a.
ef 1rh-si and llthav WI :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

IN PURSUANCE OF an oroer oil the oufr"gss
of the County Of EewYos notice IL hereby gwen 70 81
persons ho ing claims against JAMES LirfLE late OF som
ervie, NewJersey deceased to pre'cat the sam'; wa.
thereof the subscriber at the office OF John Dun
hsm No 70 l3hs the City OF Hew orS on OF be9s
the eleventh day of June next-Daed Ngwfor we esls
dsy ~ Dec,mber 1856 David DUNHAM
3to,axsnM Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

nor SAVANNAH and FLORlDA.-UNIIED
I STATES MAIL L1NE.-The new and splendid steamship
KNOXVIILE Capt C. ID. Ludlow will leave New fo,t ioL
Savannah ON WEDNESDAY, Jan. 9, from pier No. NORTH
River at O'Clock precisely. 9Th, an
Bills of sding signed by the clerk on ooaru' Fo 'e II
ply board or for ps,nfe TO MrTcuIIL No IS Broadway
Cabin passage Savannah $ tor tIoIda through eAet'
TO Jacksonville, f3i Pilatks, $50 - .
kyse and stAahet leave Savannah for Flonds
tbrse times week connecting with the steamers from New
York ON Tuesdays and Saturdays 49, - - ,,
The FLORIDA, Capt NJ = W oodhuI VIII succsed
the shove and leave on SATURDAY Jan H.
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EDWJD X. COLLINS, No IS Wailst n. \.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No. n Austen Frars, London.
y. @. WAINRIGHT Co.. Paris. ,
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or metals, I'M
less bills adins signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. $500, 49,. -. H..
shippers will please take notice that the SHIPS OF this line
cannot carry any good, contrsbsnd of war
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s' u IrF s1s & Co. will sell, by Auc-

u1ssv n. LNrps Co, An' tonH'I. -,
"ENEy n. LEEDS 4 Go. VIII sell py Au :,
~ on THURSDAY, Jan. 70, and fRlnAi az 49,
1ss ~ IA celccl each evening" 81 the nsi,sty No. - o.
~s, ~S ceuried BY tho Dusseldorf %IcTIRts IN rich
-, Nsrss ara contains work. Of te telesas s,Se 9;
wesstn ~s'erb ia Ssuv stotk schalten Eandervelde
NJ MSrsSs. esap,n Pesis Of ,s. I I'1' BY
$50 ,,,sht cf ID nv, Smith Of Chiohss'eri Wilson
rs. Esiiss Ssufe Sbsy, s9s other otvs iron,
49, -, l.,,, sceu tAs country, all ~ thch
s,s s~e n, ed the hsapec OF stretch, = ~ sa, Tbs
:, sssniien Il those interested ,ho hle ~ g.
reaucse :" 10. AlNllNOS will b. exhibition on NUN
He.rv"-1.n "a IiiESDAN, sth, day aud evening"
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pEoPLEs FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Odss No In rsnai Of. and No y Ntillsma
c.ah csPsi 10 ca 9th sufpls all Invested Ia ar
tss u the very bat character RICHARD NAHICk.
" thwauiLL. ssctgpT rtq.idguL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-07

IA Directors Vii. bsni and f Inspectors OF the next
.us slseti1 be hsd the Baking house Pesl
ed bessmsns;s MONDAY Jan H. lisa. The poll VII
b. ot~n ~ o'slsk sn4 clos, ~ O'Clock The
Tr.,,sf-f baos vl 10 oscd tfysr Dec. ~ Jan IL
Dee n isa n H. UAlDOCh Ca,ast.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD cow

MI PANY-Tressurer's Office Boston December q l8jh-
Dividend Of SIX per will be paid on the 2lst day OF Jan
ua next TO such persons shall be holders OF the stock OF This
Company h day Of the present month Per order OF
Directors. ISAAC lfEhaiohE' itearutef'
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate


fUhStANCE vi az "iooi v, w. -, - ~
County New ork notice il hereby gwen 70 AL
persons having clams against PATRICK ROCHE blacksmith
late City Of Newfork deceased 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber az the oce OF James
w White No 81 Lbertyst in the City New otk on or b.
ths first day OF May nextDsed Hew,f the 1,h day
Of October, 1855 WILLIAM row En- Aamli'Is0''
o. la,v6InM
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OFFICE HANOVER FIRE-INsURANCE CO


ID pee % gl5-DIyIDEND-The Board Of Directors have
this dsy declared dividend on y cent psysbe on and after
Jsnuary T. The transfer books will close on the th nstsnt
' /. SEYMOUR, Cashier.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

of the County of E.wlork notice is hereby given TO al,
persons having csms against WILLIAM WILSON late Of me
CITY EevYork hsresmaker deceased, TO present Toe
same with the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber At the uce
OF f. Ketchuu No. 10 Nsssau.si in the City oil newlo on
or before the first day OF May nextDated tue H'
day of October, 1855 ANN c. WILSON Etec~rn
Law 6rnM
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DLOOMINGpALE SAVINGS BANK, No. 1898

Broadway corner 32d-open from 10 to II a. M ana
from 10 mwi pay six per cent interest," on al sum ue
nosted Interest the first day OF January ana
III MONEYS deposited previous TO the 18th will be emitted 10
~ - 49,, 80 ,ron the first JOHN WAITE Secretary.
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MECHANICS AID Te.prss Fig, iSsvHAsGt Co1,.ST
DIyIDEND.-T Board Of Directors Of this
IL CompAny have this d.y declared SEMI AMI Al
JAMES r LOTT, Seeretsry
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
FxaHT I'M HawsAsI

Tho Baltimore Daily Sun, of the
21st, has the following Telegraphic
Dispatch: HIa6 a.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 19.---1'he Kicka.
poo Kansas) Pioneer, ofthe 18, Gays !:
A battle took place last night at Eas-
ton, between party of abolitionists
and some pro-slavery men, the former
making the attack. One pro-slayery
man was killed and several wounded.
Several abolitionists were also killed
and some wounded.
GA company from Lawrence, head
ed by Capt. Brown, commenced the at
tack with the Kickapoo Rangers. A
large number Of persons have left for
Easton. The disturbance is supposed
to have originated with the free soil G.
lection Of the 18TH"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
no Organization Yet.

The House of Representatives is
still without q Speaker, and the pros
poet of an organization is as remote as
ut any former period. The contest
of 1849, which was then thought to be
of indecent continuance, closed on the
ed December, by elccting a Speaker,
after sixteen days of balloting but
the present Congress has now been sit
ting about six weeks, and no election.
The country is becoming tired of this
farce, and the people will not fail to
hold the Administration faction, with
its 70 votes, responsible for the waste
of time and treasure. True to their
dog -in-thc-mangor instincts, they Will
not unite with any other party, and in
their caucus resolutions and exclusive
course on the floor of Congress, they
have insultcd and prescribed the ma
tional Americans, SO that they cannot
unto with them on a Speaker. Is it
possible that the Locofocos are schem-
ing for a sectional organization of the
House, by allowing the Republicans to
elect Speaker? 1t seems so indeed.
If not, why do they persist in stalling
tie wheels of government +? They
have not yet had enough of slavery
agitation-they want more of it. Let
the people mark well their course in
delaying an organization.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
RELIABLE TESTIMONY.

This isto Certify that few days since, I pro.
cured ofDr. !. Scott vial OF McLancs Improved
eimiioge. gave portion Of IL to two OF my
children that wero sick. aud in a few hours they
q discharged large quantity Of worms and were
ut ouce restored TO health. have used In my
"a mily DR.. McLsncs old vcrmifupc and several
Others, hut can unhe siiatingly say that tho In
PROVED Norniifuge of DR.. !. Scott & Co. is vastly
superior, and did my family more good than any
other vctmifugc ever used.
SAMUEL HOWELL.
Monongaiia Co., Va. Get. 10th 1850.
DR.. M'Lancs Improved Liver Pills and Impro-
Sed Nermiiugc, also DR.. ]. Scoit's Celebrated
White Circnesian Linimcnt, prepared solely un.
der the supervision OF DIR. /. Scott, a Regular
M edical Graduate and Physician Of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Dr. !. Scott
4 Co., sole Projectors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, Va. DIR. M'Lane's Improved Liver Pills
and Improved Fermiirgc, accompanied by GER
tiiicote of Z. McLane.
IL All the above Medicines arc for sale by
Druggists and Merchants generally.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
Fatal Accident

Jocob Feathers, of Preston county,
died on Wednesday morning last, from
injuries received on Monday afternoon
previous. He was attending thresh-
ing machine, on the farm of8Ir. Jacob
Guscman, (who resides on the road
leading from Kingwood toBrandonyille)
and the mouth of the machine having
become chokcd, he thrust his arm too
far in, when the teeth caught his arm
and drew it into the machine, tearing
it off to near the elbow. Dr. Ramsey,
of Brandonville, was called in and am
putated the unfortunate mans arm,
but his suforings were so intense that
he fingered only until Wednesday,
Mr.. Feathers was aged about 80 years,
and leaves wife and three or four
children, thus suddenly deprived Of u
husband and father.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
THn COLD QUE yvugT.

HsS~ Our former townsman, j. Brown
Smith, has located and embarked in the
Mercantile business at Rockford, Hi
nois. From the Rockford Republi-
can, Of the 9th, which he has sent us,
we copy the following Chilly paragraph:
shocking Cold Observation-Disclosures
day was said to have been the coolest
day that has been known in this vicin-
ity far IS years. The thermometer in
the morning ranged as low as % deg.
below zero, and the wind was keen as
Damascus blade. We have now had
some II days of continuous cold wealth
or, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT during all
this time up to yesterday morning from
5 to Is deg. below zero-tho longest
spell of extreme cold weather known to
the oldest inhabitant.' We hear of
deaths from freezing in all directions.
a man is said to have persisted between
this city and Belvidere on Monday
night--another man was frozen to
death in Frceport Oh Thursday, stage
driver was found frozen stiff on his box
with the reins in his hands, at Dubuque
on the same day. Two men and three
horses persisted in Minnesota last week
and seven persons, it is said have been
frozen to death in Winneshick county,
within the last two weeks. This is in
deed q terrible time for the early set
tiers on the prairies. The thcrmome-
ter this morning (Jan. 81 at sunrise,
stood 30 deg. below zero.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-01-26
nsss Hon ANpREw STEwspr h.,

Rag Hon. ANDREW STEWART, has
been elected to represent the goth Con-
gressional District Of Pennsylvania in
the National Convention of the Amer
lean Party, which is to assemble in
Philadelphia, on The 22d of Februar.,
next.
RS5" A special election was held in
the 10Th ward in the city of Baltimore,
on the 9th inst, for Councilman for
said ward, and Mr.. Simans, American,
was elected by majority Of 161, over
Mr.. Kano, Ironhead.
pag- VIM BINeuAM, Esq, Ameri-
can, was elected Mayor Of tho city Of
Pjttsburg on the 9th inst, by a major
ity Of near four hundred.