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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
WHO ARE THE PROPRlETORS
OF DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills & Yermifnge

DIR. |. ScoTr Coin compiiuntc with your
rcqucst, have examined the recent Card and
new Labels of Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, on
what purports TO be my Liver Pills & Vctmiruge.
! know ofuo authority which they have from me
for the use they have made Of my name in said
Caro- and Labels; consider the authority which
l gave to Mr.. Kidd To be Of n different kind. and
am sure that gave it for Il different purpose,
as the article OF agreement between him and Iuc
Will show. | cannot say whittier the medicine
which they (Flcming Bros.l prepare are genuine
or not. Iho only authority for the use OF my
name in conncXiob Wish these medicines, is the
certificate which gave last year, in reference
TO DR.. Scotrs imprisonment ofsaid Medicines n
prepared by you. To the opinion expressed in
that certificate, sill adhere.
........ CHARLES MCLANE.
Jaly az, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
MoRGANTowN, ,NoyEM BIER s.
I THE CAMPAIGN UNION.

With this number of our paper termi-
mates the subscription ofour Campaign
friends. We shall be sorry to erase
their names from our book, aud hope
that the great majority of them will
continue to be patrons ofthe ''Union, "
and no; patrons only, but readers Of
the same. You want good family
ncwspaper-indeed we don't know how
you can get along without it--and We
shall employ our best cndcavors to fur
nish such a paper. A large number of
our campaign subscribers take no other
paper, and we don't want them to do
without the nows.H Our terms are One
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS a YEAR, in
advance, which can be paid TO any of
our Agents. Let us renew your sub
ecriptons, f'rionds, and continue to send
on the g Union to your address. We
don't like the i,lea Of running our pen
through the name of any good and true
American. We like Gen. Taylor's
motto of never surrender" hence we
shall keep AMERICAN colors Gying at
our masthead, and ask our AMERICAN
friends to sustain us.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
For the American Union.
FAIRMoNT, Nov. 5, 1885,
our race.

L hlh.hoNI, ANON. -, lCoO.
Mr.. Editor: The Editor of the True
Virginian seems to have mistaken the
language ofmy letter in your paper of
last week, over the signature OF 'Vidi.'
Without reading the letter, he very
sayagcly arraigns me for what he heard
some one sag was personal a6uSe. Now
| positively disclaim any intention to
have abused him or to have misrepre-
scented him in any way whatever. For
MIR. Drinkord, personally, Ihave now,
and always have had the greatest pos
siblc respect; but for him and his party
in u political point Of view alone, /
have now and expect always to have,
the most profound contempt. l am
very much mistaken if Americans have
not tho right OF free speech, and [ am
equally mistaken if have not the right
to examine every article / please in the
True Eirginian, and say what | may
choose of it's merits or demerits, provi-
ded do not go beyond the bounds of
what is recognized us the proper limits
of political discussion. Beyond these
limits | have not gone and will not 90,
unless forced to do it. But if any one
attempts to drive me, or muzzlc me, Or
force mo or the party with which act
to submit to the tyranny and dcspotism
of these Democratic leaders, they will
find that they are mistaken, for like
Bolts, ] will meet them at Phiilippi,
and stand ready to ''carry the war into
Africa" Mr.. Drinkard has been so
long without opposition, that | am a.
fraid he imaglncs that he can say what
he pleases Of the American party and
misrepresent its mass meetings and it's
speakers from one week to another, &
we be compelled to submit to it. Sur
rounded by this self-assumed security,
he has said what ho thought proper
during this canvass. / remained quiet
as far as he was concerned, until his
description of our mass meeting APP
pearcd. That satisfied me of his fair
ness, and replied to it in the manner
which [ thought it deserved. Irepcat
that ] intended nothing disrespcctful
to the editor of the Virginian. But
what [ said in that article, / am, de-
termined to stand mp to at all hazards
and at all costs. If Mr.. Drinkard OK
poets to frighton me from what | con-
ccive to be my duty, by such d course
as he pursued with me on last Satur-
day, | can tell him, once for al, thai
he is very much mistaken. a.
| am, Mr.. Editor,
Very Truly Yours,
ELLERY II. HALL.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

The DIGNITY OF OFFtCE.-Among
the disreputablc practices which have
sprung from an abuse of the privileges
OF popular government, is that Of the
occupants of official station descending
to the hustings as political champions.
In this practice the Democratic party
not only originated the example, but
maintain decided pre- cminencc at the
present time. Coy. Wise, of Virginia,
and others Of like prctcntious inferior
ity, were not only stamping the coun-
try outright, but Chief Magistrates
and Cabinet officers Of the same polit-
ical complexion are in the habit of so
timing certain movements Of an osten-
sibly personal character, that they as
sumo in fact the nature of partizan pa
radcs, and are made to contribute their
quota as portion of the party machi-
merry. These things being unqucstion-
ably true, it is with no ordinary feeling
OF satisfaction we observe the converse
of such conduct exhibited by one whom
the wings of the Union in times past
have delighted to honor, and to whose
graceful and able occupancy of the
Governors chair of the noble State of
Kentucky, all now bear cordial tcsti.
mony. In reply to an invitation to adj
dress his political friends in Kentucky,
Gov. Morohcad has returned respect
ful and dignifcd negative in which he
says:
When entering upon the discharge
of the duties of my Office, ] became the
Governor of the whole State, and my
highest ambition has been to discharge
every public duty imposed upon me
with impartia|ity ,honcsty,ond fidelity"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
" The Virginia CONDUCTOR

This is the title of q handsome and
spirited monthly paper, issued under
the auspices of the Grand Division of
the Sons of Temperance of Virginia,
at Richmond; Thomas S. Evans, Esq.
Editor; terms 81. year. We heart.
lily commend it to the patronage of the
Order especially, and of the friends of
the cause generally, as means of in.
accommodation essential to the sue
ccssful prosecution of their labors. ..
The last meeting Of the Grand Divi-
sion, which was held at Charlottesville,
(the seat of the University was pro-
ductive of highly beneficial results
No less than t,oenty-three persons were
initiated into the Division at that place
immediately afterwards, and the cause
has received an impetus which viii tell,
we trust, upon the future character of
Charlottesville. 1t is matter of the
first Importance to enlist the sympa-
thics and energies of the young men,
and especially the students in our sem
inaries oflearning. They are the hope
of our country; and where they possess
moral stamina, it will be developed, not
only in habits Of strict temperance,
but in dcyoting their time, talents and
energies to the advocacy of principles
and practices that adorn ana elevate
our race. ..... .... .. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
THE ELECTION.

The Election on Tuesday passed off
very quietly here. The hotels closed
their Bars in the morning, and kept
them closed all day; SO that good order
and quiet was maintained. The voting
WIS animated, and each party contest
cd inch, by inch, the vantage ground.
Illegal votes were very few, although
number were offered "The Book"
had o marked effect in restraining the
voting proclivitics Of such as had not
tarried sufficiently long Ii. c. till their
beard be grown") at Joricho! AL
together the day passed off pleasantly
and peacefully, as election days should.
KS to the vote in this District, it is un-
usually Locofoco, from importation out
Of other Districts and our own vote
is reduced by the absence of several
Fillmore voters, and the fact that Sow
cral Of those who heretofore co-operatcd
with US went over to the opposition.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
MONEY WANTED |!

Our subscribers, many of them, have
been forgetting us, and have neglected
to pay their current years subscrip-
ton. We need money, and neeed it
right NOW; we hope they will send in
the amount due us Immediately, We
have been indulgent to our own incon-
venience, andnow hsk that bur patrons
will pay up at once.
Where we have Agents appointed,
subscribers will please pay to them,
and their receipts will be good for the
amount. $l.5O will still pay the sub
scription for the year.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
DEEEp

On the LIST inst, at the residence of
his son, near Morgantown, Mr.. SAMU-
I'll FoRDYcg, in his S7th year.
In this town, on Monday last, Mr..
GEoRGE FINNELJ, son of Mr.. G. w.
Fihnell, aged about 40 years.
On Monday morning last, in Dur
hannah, near this place, after short
illness, GEORGE, son of Mr.. Samuel
Howell, aged z years. oa
Suffer Htie eti'drcn TO come unto me, and.for
bid them not for Of such Is hc kingdom of hearea !,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
LET US REASON TOGETHER,
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WHY ARE WE SICK

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WHAT CAN WOMAN DO?

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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
Hxolgdway's Ointment .snd Pills.

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the birth OF their last child, a constant suGTeyor
with a bad breast There were several holes in
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
The whole world Conqiiercd !
Dr. .. SCOTS Celebrated white
S;iYc:iSSi3la E,iMia,sCsee.

The universal relief afforded by npp,.cstionr
OF this Cciebratcd King OF Pain Killers in c.,
SEES oi Rheumatism. Gout, Lumbago Sore Throst
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~ that DIR. |. SCOTS Celebrated White CIr&
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more than the following Testimony Of d., t.,
Nc Lane, distinguished as a.grcat dlscoveIcr ~
medical
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
DIR. C. McLANE'S
Liver Pills & Vermifuge
IMPROVED.

DIR. !. SCOTT, q regular graduate and phys!
clan OF extensive ptoetiGe and experience, 10
duccd b, Il commchaablc desire TO alleviate bG
man suffering. Ms well as To- excel, has effected
an IMPROVEMENT on the original LrtsH
Pill and NrRMIrueE OF DR. G. McLASt, hatint
prepared these remedies AS the meditGi partner
OF DR.. {. McLano, Tor many years!
Our Improved Liver Pills and rermiAigs pos
scss greater efficacy and are more mild in thei,
operation than the Liver Pill aud Vermifngc Pre-.
pared according to the original recipe OF DR.. C.;
McLanc. We make this declaration und crstar
dinghy, and recommend them TO the afflicted a.
beng both pleasant and curative. Aid believe
them Superior to any ether Liver Pill or Ncrp,!'
uge ever prepared.
Read Certificate of DR.. {. McLanc, 6elCH
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
Aarrfeu

On the 10th of October, by Ed. j.
A. Wright, Mr.. WILLIAM ADAMS, to
Miss MARTHA WINTERS, all of Jackson
county, Va.
On Thursday, 9th inst, by Ed. G..
E. 9. Conn, Mr.. OWEN HAwKER and
Miss CAssANDnA Hunt, all of Mon
ongalia county.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
LAND SALE.

John Robinson, Plaintiff,
James Rice and wife, Defendants.
DURSC ANT to a decree rendered by the Cir
L cut Court OF Preston county, Virginia. on
the l6ih day OF August, 1896, bntw ccn the ubuyo
named parties, the umdcrsigncdi as Commissioi-
cr, will, on the
S"co"d 1iondag in Noccnbcr ncEt,
thcint CoHr; day. proceed to coll at the Court
House IN KImgwood, the tract OF Land in said
decree described, cohtaihg dhout 200 acres
lying on Laurel Run, III the North part OF Pres
ton COUNTY, near the old Patterson fnrh being
The same tract ibtmetly owned by Robert Pat
tcrson, DECEASED.
said tract has considerable improvements
thereon, and will be sold upon credit OF six
and twelve months, the purchaser giving bond
ana security with interest from the day Of sale
for the purchase money.
EDGARC. WILSON, Comm'r.
October s, 1856. rs Is
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
HoHoway's PUls are the best Rcmedy
kn0Wn IN tie W0fla for the
i n

Asthma Dintrhoca Indigestion
Bow ol compl'ts Dropyy Influenza
Coughs Debliity Inflammation
Colds Fever and Aguo NtuSfcalAGTus
Chest diseases Female cOmpI'ts hbns
Costlvencss Headaches Worms, oC al
Dyspepsia Inward woakncsc Kinds
Stonq& Gravel Secondary syhp- Liver complr!
Lowness Of Spirtn toms Piles
~ Sold ut tho Manufactures Of rofossor
lIoLio~A@, 50 Mai'en Lane, New York, and
2fi strand London, BY III responsible Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine thtbhghout the Unitca
States, and the civilized world, in boxes, at 20
cents, GslI cents, and s. each.
" THERE'S a considerable SAVING by taking
tho larger szcs.
N. q. Directions for tic guidance Of patients
in ofcty disorder are affixed to each box.
December | 1850. COW
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NOTICE. Inhalation in CONSUMPTION

SEE ADVERTISEMENT UNDER THIS HEAD.
Female Complaints, Fcneredi Elections; Dy$pepsia,
Diseases n The Heart GRd Liter, SCI, &C.,
will meet with due attention. 90 If
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MoNoNGALIA County.

The following is the reported vote of
NlOnongalia county for President, cast
on Tuesday last:
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER C0MPL Amt

Nearly half the human race have taken the, !
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts Of I.p
world, that nothing has hecn found equal to t. g.,
III cases OF disorder Of tho liver, dyspepsia s,t
atomach Complaints generally. They soon o., 10,
II healthy tone To these organs, however mu'.p
dCrLME ed. and whom all nlhcr nCnns hn Nn lnLl..-
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLeoG

These iambus Pila arc expressly combine
to operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidpcy.,
the lungs, the skin and the bowels /; currcc ting
any deranscmcnt in thhif functions, purifying
the blood, the very fohhtun of life, and thu.
curing disease in all it's forms.