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AN INDIAN DUEL.

Long ere the ceaseless, ever-roll;ng
tide Of the pale-faced Che-mo-ke-marn,
had swept away from their homes and
tbeir hunting grounds the warlike tribe
Of the Miamis, while their numerous
camp-iires illumcd the Lilis ana valleys
Of the west, when the braves Of ,heir
tribe has passed to battle along the war
path. Min-ge-ne-ke-aw, (the big man,
of the gallant chiefs Of the nation, ieli
his ire excited, atthe reputation which
member of bis tribe, haIf-breed, From
co.'s Godfrey. had acquired for lis eour-
age and personal strength.
8Iin-ge-ne-ke-aw claimed to he the
bravest as well as the strongest man Of
his people and would endure no rival
He clafed like the wild boar when he
heard the braves and red beauties exiol
the manly bearing Of his competitor, and
the physical power of Frank in single
combat. lie gave no challenge to NOR
tai strife with "your humble servant, .
at the bottom, but meeting Frank one
day he accosted him with
q Are you a brave man p
/ Yes" was the reply.
Then meet me here tomorrow NOR
ming at sunrise with your scalping knife
in your right hand; we win join our lef
hands, and whoever Kills the other, i;
the best and brayest warrior Of the Mia.
mis-"
Frank, though man of dauntles.
[ courage and herculean strength, saw nj
good reason to test either in that way
but nothing but blood would satisfy til,
chief, and Frank replied
I'm meet you"
: At the appointed hour the great chic
strobe along to the battle ground. II
{ relied not only on his personal strength
d but also on his great dexterity in the us
: OF the scalping knife, which he had trie
: on the pale-faces at Harmer, St. Clair
e defeat, all along our frontier. His dar
Z eye flashed as with deep gro~l Of tiger
b he advanced to anticipated victory. II
: brandished his knife, and called on hi
{ antagonist to sing his death-song, ere hi
n spirit was dismissed by the great chief
i the distant hunting grounds of the dea
n warriors of their race who had fallen
y battle and gone to the far west, beyon
! the rivers.
e Frank saw that there was no avoiliu
d the deadly strife. To refuse was to /
II branded as a coward and a squaw. I'll
: only alternative was victory or sudde
+ death so he flourished his keen blad
% gave shrill whoop Of defiance, and a,
e vanced. They joined their hands, an
= there they stood, face to face. like Fl
u james and Rhoderic Dhu-
l. Each look'd TO sun, and sky, and plain,
Is As what they ne'er might see agaiu-"
rs Then mastering their strength for Il
Of deadly strife, they raised their ke,
in knives aloft, but ere they fell, Fran
to the grip Of whose hand was Ike an ir'
ii. vice, wrung the left hand Of the ehi'
I'd with such tremendous force as near
Ie crushed tile bones together, The ch.
H. with yell Of anguish, dropped bis kni
ry and cried
be +" You are brave aud stronger WI
to rior than / am; let US shake hands a
nd be friends forever"
n -s--~-.-r
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-14

NEIRlMEsr-W Wheat -four Is said "a
possess 80 per cent Of nutritious sab.
slanee, coraueai 9l, riee So, barley meal
ss, rye -four ~, ea1 neal - potatoes
~, white beaRs 81, earfuia ~, iaFnil's
about 3, eabhags = hseta IA, siFanheF-
rics 10, apples lGs grapes =, isslpas .
eneumbeEs /. l-2 PER cent 10 ~ Z d
water
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-14

LTyr roR PURPosE.-The secret
Of an success in life, Of all greatness,
nay, Of al happiness, is 10 live for pur-
pose. There are many persons always
busy, who yet have no great object in
view. They fritter away their energies
on a huadred things, and never accom-
plish any thing, because never giving
their attention to ore thing only. They
are IKE butterflies. who fit from spot
to spot, never gaining wealth while
the ant, who keeps a certain circuit
around her hole, lays Up stores for the
winter comfort. Such persons are doom
ed % be dissatisfied in the end, if they
arc not sooner; for ihey find in the race
Of lIfe they hal been passed by all who
had purpose. II IS moi only the positive
drones, therefore, but the busy idle that
make a Jlander Of life for the want of a
purpose.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-11-14

FixE SEsTiaEST-Ths celebrated
Ds. I. Arnold, Head Master Of Rugby
School, L EnelaTd, las this striking para
graph ia oae Of Bis published volumes.
/. Tie irne and grand idea Of church,
i thai Of society for the purpose Of
making mea Ike Christ. earth Ike heax-
cu, she kingdoms Of the werld the king.
IONS of Cansi. All is iosi, when men
look upon il only ~ an Institution fOr res
ligioas .ussrueiioa asld religious worzhipi
llsus rolllsing is Of iss llse and universa.lity.
making il ga affair OF clergy, not os Ilso-
p.s ) of sandssy and Syaagog0ess instead
& al dass, aud sIl psaees, houses, streets,
iaEaa aaa eeaaisiss7
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THE NIGur SIDE OF LovE.-Mid-
uigbt yelled the heavens with Infinite
as Hans Won Rosenbaum step
ped from the orgied balls Of the Kinkel
Lager Hans Zum Saus and Brus. Tie
foam Of the beer still dashed lis wild
beard, and the murmas Of the eastern
breeze mingled IN his soul with the me-
mories for " anoder preizel." !" and epring
in de lager p and the ,rillipg Of harps
and pianos-ior il had been concert
night.
Kaf-a-ri-na 70 he cried from lhe bot
tom Of his heart and voice" Kas-a-ri-
na kom hrraus "
The breeze sighed 10, the leayes--th,
waves rippled--aIl was siill.
Once more 10 agony arose that cry
+" Kat-a-ri-na. kom heraus e
Deep from the reeesses Of the seeon,
story window mprmured an answer
Mr. kom keraus r
yot, you cont kom ont r roare.
Hans IN al the grief Of rejected lose.-
4" Den you goes NIT ter ienfnl and b
doaered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kseh
werenolh p
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g. People are all summer learning 70
leave a door open. and aiI winter learning
to shst il,
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E There are two things a man rarely
first love, and bis first ci-
gar.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
TRUST SALE
In Phillippi, Barbour County, Va.

DURSUANT to the provisions of Deed of
Il Trust eSccttbH 10 the as Trustee, by Will
liam II llnllj for the bcnoiit of William G. Brown
and John p. Byrnc, Administrators Of Charles
Ryan, decd. and John p. Byrne and Charles
Iinn, on the Isl day ofJuly, iS5l ~ shall sell
in the town ofPhiIIppi, Barbour county, Va, on
the first day of the Circuit Court Of said county,
viz: on the 10Th day of October, 1856, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the following
property, viz: e.. .... ....
one House and Lot in the town of
PhilllPpi, Barbour county, Va. adjoining lots Of
William p. Keys and John Baker, being the
same lot on which said Hall resided 1T the da,a
OF said Trust. Alsoj ..........
Il Tract Of Lana ~ Preston cciinty,
va, containing about u aCFes, situated on the
waters Of Racc0on Greek, adjoining lands of
William Sampson, job Magiil's heirs md Joseph
Mathews hers,-known as Land formerly be.
longing to job Magill, sen. Also, an undivided
half OF certain Tract Of Land in the county of
Barbour, On the waters Of the Middle Fork ,con-
tanning 1920 Acres, adjoining Lands of Henry
O. Middleton, Law D. MorraI and others, it be-
ing the same Land which the said VIM. X. Hall
and Charles s. Morgan entered, and for which
no patent has as yet issued in consequence of a
caveat being entered against tho issuing OF the
grant or patent, and upon which suit (at the date
of said trust) was pending in the Circuit Court
oil barbour county, Va. Also,
IHc tollowing Personal Property ::
TUo Cots, one Cooking Store, fire Bedstedds.
and accessory Beiding. one Buredu, one Brass
Clock, one Cupboard and Ware, two Tables, one
Copper hcit!e, and one LIT Of JOlRer'S' Tools.
Selling as Trustee shall make only such title
to the purchaser, for the real estate aforesaid
as is vested in me by virtue of said Trust Deed
JOHN J. BROWN, Trustee.
August 16, 1856. 81 I'd
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VCndlae

THE Subscriber will sell at public cutlery
a, his residence near Morgdn'owu, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of October mert,
the following described property
Horses, Oxen, Cattle, Hogs,
Four-horsc Wagon, one horse do.
Farming utensils, ploughs, gears,
Turning LATHE & Carpenters tools.
Besides numerous other articles not
necessary to cnumeratc.
SALE 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
Terms Cash on all sums of 50 and under,
over that amount credit of nine months
with approval security.
Sept. 10, 1856. GIDEON WAY.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
SEPTEMBER COURT.

The Quarterly term of our Court
commenced its session on Monday, the
22d instant, and is still sitting to-day
October 2d). A considerable amount
of business has been gone through,
but we have had no reporter in attend
ance, and cannot give report of do
ings. We notice that the Court is
very indulgent towards the Bar, hence
every case is thoroughly s5ted. Under
the new Constitution the Court can
afford to be indulgent!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
WHO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
OF DIR. MeLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills & VermifugeY

DR. l. Scorr & Coin compliance with your
request, i have examined the recent Card and
new Labels of Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, on
what purpofts TO be my Liver Pills & yermifuge.
know ofno authority which they have from me
for the USE they have made Of my name in said
Card and Labels; / consider the authority which
gave to Mr.. Kidd TO be Of different kind, aud
ain sutc that gave il for different purpose,
as the article of agreemtht between him and me
will show. cannot say whether the medicine
which they tFleming Bros.) prepare are genuine
or not. Tho only authority for the use OF my
pane In connex,on wish these medicines, is tho
certificate which gave last year, in reference
TO DR.. SCOTS improvement of said Medicines
prepared by you. TO the opinion expressed in
that certificate, / still adhere.
CHARLES McLANE.
July %. lS56 ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
TzzH TWO BIG DOORS.

Martin Callendine, the old proprie-
tor of this celebrated stand, has just
received a large and splendid assort-
mcnt of NEW FALL GOODS. He
has been resting for couple of years,
and now enters the arena of mercantile
competition fresh and vigorous. We
invite the attention of our patrons to
his new stock. Walk in at the two
big doors; first read his advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
STRAY MAIL DAe!


a leather sack, fastened by pad
lock marked gu. S. Mail" was pick
cd up in our Main street, on Monday
last, (wet day. and was brought to our
office by the finder. We held an in
quest on the founding, and ascertain
cd that it contained Matchmaker for
some destination. The chain had been
so loosely and so irregularly run thro'
the staples, that we could have chang
cd the mail without key, by merely
taking the papers and letters out at the
openings where the chain missed the
staples. The mail bag was found by
Mr.. Benz. Lewis, near the post-oficc,
who brought it to our Office for exam
nation. Mr.. Lewis returned the mail
to the post-oflicc, very properly, where
1t belonged. Who is to blame for the
loss of that mail, we do not know, but
that the mail and post.office affairs of
the country are transacted at loose
ends, is fact too stubborn to be rcfu-
ted, We could prepare chapter from
our experience, on this subject, but we
refrain from the unpleasant task at
this time.
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The sure Road b Fame and Fortune.

We take II TO be demonstrabls fact tina,
no discovery or invention wotth advertising
ut all can be advertised TOO ext, nsiyely.--
The man whose mental vision is datkened
by misetly instincts, whose soul lies in his
becches pocket, cannot understood this
and il snch an one, in his mole-like gtopings,
should chance upon some new aud useful
truth, he would be afraid TO take the sure
road to celebrity, which lies through the
columns of the press, lest he should be rus
ihed by the tolls. What a contrast does the
brilliant and beneficial career OF Prof. tlol.
loway present to the blind stupidity Of such
man. Having perfected, after iheDy years
OF laborious research and experiment, two
remedies which he knew, with positive GER
t..inty, Were absolute specifics for nearly
every internal and external malady incident
TO humanity, he determined al once to give
them wider publicity than any other med.
icine had ever attained His motive was no
BILE and benevolent. He felt that he pos.
sessed the power Of mitigating suffering and
waging successful war with diseases hereto.
fore unconqnerable, aud like cool cham
pion he fear!essly entered the lists. Had he
been moved byavarice instead Of philan-
throphy he coull not have taken surer or
shorter path to wealth. The plan of adver-
Using Preparations, which actually accom-
plishrd all that empiricism had ever promis-
ed Or medical orthodoxy attemp'e ed, of course
calf q. II n. n
ry nation with his advertisements, he per.
vaded the whole world with his medicines,
aud the world repaid him with shower Of
gold. We verify believe that there is no
possible means Of disseminating Information
among men that he has not adopted in Civ.
ing nolorie,y to his Pills and Ointment
The Hon. Mahlon Dickinson, OF New Jer.
sey, once satirically likened the poles to big
fagstals, and we have little doubt ,ha, il
they werc flagstafs Holloway would con.
rive to have bill of bunting nailed to each
with his name aud address Inscribed upon
il. In fact such is the enterprise aud ire
pressble energy of the man, that we should
scarcely be surprised to hear of his mcdi-
cnes being inscribed on the desert sands Of
mid Africa or traced in the eternal snow
that clrs the peaks o! the Andes. His CEN
tIal office for this hemisphere (he maps out
his advertising gound BY hemispheIes) so
Maiden Lane, has only been established "a
bout two years and yet probably there are
not five hundred adults out OF our popula-
ton OF thirty millions who have not heard
Of tlolloway's Pills and Ointment Be this
as it may, it is statistical fact, verified By
the books of the establishment, that more
than half a million Of persons have within
that time purchased the preparations at the
New York Office and its Country Agencies.
Could the amount Of good they have effected
in that period, in the United States alone,
be computed and placed on record, il would
OF itself form one of the proudest monu-
mens Of success TO which jealous phlan-
thropy on the one hand and popular apprc-
citation on The other, have ever contributed
N Y. Dan Book.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
1T DID RAIN !

On Monday last the clouds lowered
ominously, and in the afternoon distil-
led the cheering fluid on the dry, parch-
ed earth. 1t was glad sight to see it
rain once more, the good cid way. We
need more yet, however, to set the
mills, wells, and rivulets in motion !;
and no doubt we will get it as soon as
we deserve it Ut.
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.png AllRlGAN UNION,
oRGANTowN, OCTOBER A,
p01ITIcAk DISCUSSION.

r. - .
a Political Discussion will be held at
Rowlesburg, Preston county, Va, on
Tuesday, the i+th of October, 1856.
n;scnssion 10 commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. and end with the day if all par
ties are satisfied.
Will appear in behalf of Democracy,
Messrs. McKeag, Of Cumberld., Glenn
ems, Of Wheeling, and probably Gov.
Thomas, of Maryland.
In behalf of the friends of Fillmore,
Messrs. Pierpoint, of Fairmont, w. I.
WILEY, of Morgantown, and probably
G. A. Pearre, Of Cumberland.
Each mountain will send forth its
rill, each valley its stream, and, 10!
the avalanche of the people will be
here. by order of Fillmore Club.
THos p. ADAMS, Cor. Sec'y.
Rowlesburg, Sept. 81, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

PORTRAITS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
We have received from The Brother iona.
than Office, New York, Sheet of six finely
engraved Portraits, yz:---Filmore and
Observation-Disclosures and Breckenrdge-&,
Fremont and Dayton. Send a cent postage
stamp to 3 II. Day, 49 Beekman street, N.
York, and you will get the whole six Of
these Portraits free Of postage. Cheap e.
nough.
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John A Dilic,
tn cItANEERY.
Perkins A. Baldwin.


Pursuant to the provisions ola Decree OF the
Circuit Court OF Preston, rendered at IT'S Spring
Term 1906 in the above named suit, will on
the LIST day OF October term OF the County Court
of Preston, sell upon a credit Of one, two or
three years, i22 Acres Of Laud in the county
Of Randolph, on the East side of Cheat river,
nearly opposite the mouth of Licking creek
This tract OF Land is but a few miles from the
town of Rowlcsburg, is well timborcd, and has
considerable improvement thereon. The pur-
chaser will give bond and approved security,
bearing interest from day Of sale.
EDWARD G.. BUNKER,
September D, 1886. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

rag@ We have omitted our name in
the parties to the political discussion at
Rowlesburg, on tho 18th, because at
this time we cannot see how it is pos
sible for us to be in attendance. If
We can we wtW be there, but we would
not embarrass the arrangements on an
uncertainty. Our friends there will
accept our thanks for the honor of the
invitation. ~ 'a 81
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

They Begie to Smell birthstone. -
a prominent Democrat of Indiana,
high in Office; writes to his friend in
Washington that "Indiana has gone to
hi and adds that Senator Bright,
who is now in Illinois, informs him
that that State is in the same predica-
ment.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

boz The Campaign Star" calls
the National Wing Convention farce.
In the light of the same luminary, the
speech Of Albert G. Davis, at August
Court, was magnificent affair! The
Wings endorsed Fillmore & Donelson |.
Davis endorsed Buchanan & Brecken-
ridge! That accounts for the milk in
the Stars cocoanutl
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

Ahead Of Tlmei-At the time Of
going to press on Thursday evening,
we anticipate attending the Rally and
Mass Meeting at Moundsville, on Sat
urday, the date of our paper. Hon.
Henry Winter Davis, Mcssrs. Partridge
and Pearre will be there. They will
have o good time, generally.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
LET US REASON TOGETHER,
HHoIEoway's II ills
WHY ARE WE STICK /

1t has been the lot Of the human race 10 BIO
weighed down by disease and suffering. lsOl~
ioWay's Pills are special %adapted to the relief
and the NFIRM, of all Glimcs, ages, ssxes ard
constitutions Professor IolloYay personally
suPcrintends the mGnufpcture Of his msdcines
in the United States, and Offers them to a free
and enlightened people, a5 the best remedy tho
world ever saw for the removal of disease
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

Bsd- Holloaoay's Ointment g. Pills,
the most efectual remedy for Old wounds and
Ulcers.--Thc wonderful cures daily affected by
these celebrated remedies have established them
est preparations ever made known, aud it is an
astonishing fact they will heal and cure old ul-
GERS of twenty years standing, even after every
other treatment had been resorted to ineifectu-
niiys All cutane GUS eruptions readily yield to
their mighty powers and for the cure OF Asthma
they arc invaluable. 10
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

Ratification Salute. The Wings of
Massachusetts, fred salute of five hun
drcd guns on Boston Common ON Sat
urday, in honor of the nomination of
Willard Fillmore by the National Con-
yention. At night they held a great
ratification meeting at Charlestown.
Fillmorc's prospects in Massachusetts,
are most hopeful.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
Ernlya 5rt:snt Notice!

The undersigned, Intending to CLOSE DIP their
old business, have disposed of their Stock of
Goods to Mtssrs-e Geo M. Hogans e. p. c. Rude !,
and hereby tedsosc' alhvho know themselves
indebted TO do to call promptly and make pay
ment.
We wodld tFke this opporluhity to tender to
our old itiends and customers our thanks for
the very liberal patronage extended To- de, and
assure them that We justly appreciate pnst favors.
HARRISON HAGANS.
WILLIAM II. HAGANS,
GEOREE NJ. HAGANs.
Morgantown, August go, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
FRESH AND IMPORTANT
NEWS. FOR THE LADIES.
wIEETAryr IT. gaa-HsETr,

Has. just received from the East large and
well assorci stock Of LADIES' SHOES, of
all sorts and sizes aud an equally well as
sorted stock Of Misses and ChIdren's Shoes
suitable for the Fall Trade aud adapted to
the demands OF this market. Having been
selected with great care and bought al low
figures, think | can safely recommend all
who want goods in my line 10 call.
lalso still make to order Ladies Shoes Of
all descriptions. My work has been tried,
aud speaks for itself Remember, also, that
sew up rips OF my shoes free Of charge. a
continuation OF patronage is respectfully So
licited. viii always be found at the Lit
lie Brick, opposite The Big Window with
a determination 10 please.
w. II. SAMSELL.
Sept 18th, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04
COME FREEMEN--COMEl

Come from your forest clad mountains,
Come from the fields Of your tillage,
Come from city and village, ID,
Join in The great hosts Of the free.
AS from their cayernous fountains,
Roll their deep floods TO the Ocean,
Join the great army in motion,
Marching TO the cheap and fashionable
"Young America" Clothing Store kept by
d. Ii. STINE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-04

HJ" In giving the list of appoint
ments of the Methodist Prot. Church,
recently, VIC omitted the following:
Fairmont Station: G.. Nestor,
Pruntytown: j. i, Simpson.