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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
THE RIVER.

On Tuesday last the Monongahela
took swell, and raised some two or
Or three feet. Some Of our river men
got aAoat with their RATS, but the raise
was barely sufficient to allow logs or
lumber to clear the dams-indeed we
hear of two or three RATS that Stuck
by the way. We had hoped to hear
the music Of the steamboat horn, and
to see the dullncss and monotony of
our town dispelled, though momentari-
ly; but as the steamboat-men are not
very curious in experimenting in shall
lom water, inthese environs, we could
not be gratifed.
We understand that Cheat river, too
was 'on high and carried off Stat
fords fcrry-boat, sundry RATS, logs,
&c. Cheat is q tricky stream, at best,
and requires watching.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
Morse and Fillmore.

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
copying and commenting upon recent
article relative to the early struggles
Of Professor Morse to bring his telo-
graphic project before Congress, states
the undoubted fact, that Willard Fill
moro was mainly instrumental in pro-
curing the appropriation by which the
professor was enabled to test the prac-
ticability of his invention for the trans
mission of intelligence. When Prof.
Morse was literally standing at the
door of the Capitol, soliciting the small
boon [says the Advertiser Mr.. Fill
moro was Chairman Of the Committee
of Ways and Means, in the House, land
took a lively interest in the new invcn-
ton. After making up the details Of
the annual civil appropriation bill, he
proposed an amendment, appropriating
100000 for the construction of an
electric telegraph from Washington to
Baltimore. A distinguished member
OF the House violently opposed the APP
Preparation, and ridiculed the invention
as humbug, as little deserving the
fostering caro- Of the Government as
animal magnetism. BY the earnest
and able advocacy of Mr.. Fillmore,
Who had bettor appreciation Of the
novel and extraordinary machine, the
appropriation was secured, and the first
step was thus taken of that immense
circuit which is destined to encompass
.he globe, and make all its inhabitants
immediate sharors in each others
thoughts.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
A colporteur in a south western state

A colporteur in a southwestern state
says: This country is improving, at
least In morals. though in some places
the people still desecrate the Lords day
by visiting and amusements. But few
children go 20 Sunday-School, as they
seem to think that Sunday belongs to
them for play. There is a great lack
of ministers Of the Gospel: few neigh
borhoods enjoy stated or regular preach-
ing oftener than once in three or four
weeks. and frequently on a week day
when not more than one-half attend
The colporteut aud good books are
most happily adapted 20 rsach them
with the gospel and the means ofgrace."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
WHO ARE THE PROPRIETORS
OF DIR. McLANE'S
Celebrated Liver Pills g. Vermiruge

DR.. |. SoorT Coin compliance with your
request, have examined tho recent Card and
new Labels Of Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, on
what purports to be my Liver Pills & Yermifuge.
know Of no authority which they have from mo
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 a different kind, and
am sure that gave it for different purpose,
as the article of agreement between him and me
will show. cannot say whether the medicine
which they (Fleming Bros.) prepare are genuine
or not. The only authority for the use OF my
name in connex,on wish these medicines, is the
certificate which gave last year, in reference
to DR.. SCOTS improvement Of said Medicines rs
prepared by you. TO the opinion expressed in
that Certificate, I still adhere.
~ CHARLES McLANE.
July ~, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Monongalia Division, No 81, will
hold public meeting at the Presbyte-
rian Church, in this borough, on New
Years evening. The officers elect for
the then ensuing term will be publicly
installed, addresses will be delivered,
and the exercises enlivened by the per-
formances Of the excellent choir of tho
church. The public are Invited to at
tend the meeting. ."...| 0"." ..."'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
MoRoANTowN, Dec: 90. 1856.
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending December II 1856.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER By
RANDOLPH 81 LATIMER.
sc South street, Rowly's Wharf, baltimore

Apples,--Sales at $500 to 81, 90 per Dbl. %
butter,--Wc quote western at l4aI6 Cts; COM
mon roll ii to Is; glades, 6 to % prmelSa22
bacon,- -Quotc shoulders 7 a Sets; sides, Sac
hams, plain, Gall; fancy, llal2. '.
BeesWaX, --Salcs at 26a2S cents per pound
Beans, White S ,20al rs; mixed 50a75.
Country Soap,--We quote at 6a7 cts per Id.
Clover Seed,-$6 BOAR, 90 per bushcl
Cattle The offering on Thursday last was a.
boat 100 head, TOO of which were sold S3,25
aSl, 90 on the hoof, equal TO sc, 5oaS 10 nett
Corn,--W quote yellow at 62a65 cts whites
60a62 cts. = 800 -.
Dried FruIt,--apples pared, l25al5o -
impaired, f5aSo cts. Peaches pared, 80, 5Oa
$500; impaired 81 ,50a2 90 per bushel '
Eurs,--Suios Of Rabbit at lag cts; Red Fox, T5a
81; Muskrat, Sal0; Mink ,S7aSl, Coon and Grey
BOX, l5a2Oj Otter, Sla3,00.
Deerskiiis, ~-Sales at "a to % CITE. .. .s
Eiaxseed, Sales at 81 ,75a2OO,pc busbel.
Elour,-We quote city mills n; So Do How
ard street at 5000 Receipts increasing.
GINSENG ,--quotod at 50s6b cts. F... .-
Hogs, Live $7,00a7 80.
Lard ,--In barrels llal2; in kegs Is cts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 6 a cts .r..
Oats, maryland oats 35a3S cts.; Western Viz
ginia and Pennsylvania, 40a43 cts. per bushel.
Kye,-Maryldnd soils at 75aS0 cents; -Western
virginia and penn'a. S0aS5 cts. per bushel.
Snake-root,--Se sells at 50a55 cts yirI
gna 20a25 cts .
llow,--Sales at 1IaI2 cts. per pound
Tim0thy-seed.--Sae at "a, 90 per busbel
Vehison,-Suddles 12a13 cts, whole deer Gas
Wool, -Unwashcd at 24a26 cts, washed 36a3S
Wbcat,-We quote Inferior TO good reds 81 80
al 40; good to prime l4Oa loo; inferior to good
white, 81 .45al 80; good to prime, 81 ,65a1 go.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
The Russian War !

We have just published new edition Of this
popular and salcable work, and can now upply
onr Agents and Canvassers without delay.
The Life and Reign of Nicholas l..
with sketches of scuAmrL, the Circassian Chief.
and other distinguished characters; also des
criptlons of Russian Society and Government.
&C. &c. making one Of tho m pst interesting work =
ever published. lts beautifully illustrated with
hno tinted plates, and bound in the best man
ner. we send specimen copy with particulars
ofehsrge, on receipt Of the price, sl,25. .-.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
Nov.20. No. 2S N. Fourth ST., Philadelphia.
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Book Buyers and Agents, Read This.
PETER FARLEY AGAIN IN THE FIELD
RECOLLECTIONS OF A LIFETIME

Men and Things have seen in Europe
and America,
DY SIG. GOODRICH, the real Peter Farley,
I'D author Of The History of all Nations :"
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BILLIONS OF REIDERS,
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OTHER MILLIONS
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
pRoTRAcrED MEETING.

A protracted meeting commenced at
the Baptist Westinghouse in this place
on Monday night last. Rev. B. Y.
S1EarR1ED, of Cambridge, Ohio, has
been preaching at 11so'clock and at
candlo-lighting. The meeting will bo
continued over Sabbath.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

WE The Administration, through
we secretaries of War and the Interior,
nave completed an arrangement for the
peaceful removal Of the Seminole Tn.
S a from Florida. A delegation of
s,.'c'S OF the same tribe from the west
VI the Mississippi, will be sent to them
2''n presents and an offer of liberal
: S'"h's Of land, which is believed will
De readily accepted.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

GGDoN The County Court of Hamp-
shire, in this State, has authorized the
county subscription of 500, 900 to be
made to the Alexandria, Loudon and
Hampshire Railroad, on condition that
the said subscription, as well as that Of
the State consequent upon it, be ox-
pended within the county.
The same provision has also been
made by the Court of Clarke county.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
Lands for Sole,

ME Subscriber offers Cor sale 6,OOs1
Il ACRES OF LAND on the Yves: Fork
Of Little Kanawha, now in Calhoun coun,yi
Virginia, In lots 10 suit purchasers. This il
a fine tract Of fsrniing lands. shi,ablo for
The pillow 81 grazing. Also. 5000 Acres il
M"nnngalia and Preston counties o. noun:
tain lands, AZ from S tn So 90 per acre
100 acres in Scott county, Iowa
l69 DO in .DeiCvan county Iowa:
100 do IN Mac6n county. Michigar
Al do part of the Jas. Weaver land,
miles North east Of Nor
Santown,
80 DO Part of the Riigway Land.
opposite Morgantnwn,
.. leu do On sale near Cheat river
r known as the jeremiah ST:
well tract; price SIS per acre.
IA TOWN LOTS in West Mos Canton.
July 80, 1896. T.. w. TOWER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
THE SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

On Monday next the Wire Suspcn-
sion Bridge al this place will be leased
at public cutlery, for the term of one
year from the first Of January. You
that would like comfortable quarters,
are fond of company, &C., "pitch in. "
See advertisement. ,.... ....r w..
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YaiR AWSRlaAN UN1ON.I
MoRGANTowN, DECEMBER 20.

TInNKs-To Capt. D. b. Lynch,
for late Louisville papers; to e. G.
Brooke, for st. Louis papers; and to
Drank. Hurry, Esq. for New Orleans
papers Of late date.
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SPECIMEN OF LITHOTYPING
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I<0lus q ToMI

H. Il q .'|
Or Collection Of Social Moral and intellectual
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Address, GEO. a. CIRCUIT, Publisher,
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Country editors choosing to copy the above,
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LITERARY NOTICES.

D"t<o~ c0ttoT IASHtHtJ 1udy0zHne.
1.-The December No. Of this excellent
monthly is received, and maintains the
high credit which the publication has
achieved for itself. Mr.. Ballou gives
us, in his Magazine, rich intellectual
treat, combining tales, sketches, biog-
raphies, news, wit and humor, covering
one hundred large and closely printed
pages, upon fine white paper and new
type, at palce astonishingly low
NJ. M. Ballou, Publisher, No. % Win.
ter street, Boston--$1 year.
Wood~ortts YOUTHS CatiAst, edit
ed by Francis 9. Woodwork, (widcly
known as Uncle Frank, ')is considered
the best Young Peoples Magazine in
the Union. Each number contains 80
large 8vo pages, and 10 handsomely il
lustrated with ehgrevings. A now vol
umo commences with tho January No.
Terms 81 year. Subscriptions rec d
at this Ofico. -ags ,.r.r..,-
TIE NATION-Crofut & Bige-
low, Philadelphia, have commcdced
new illustrated weekly sheet, called
" The Nation" at two dollars per an
mum. Mrs. Southworth is to be one of
the principal contributors. Mr.. Bige-
low, son of the late Noah Bigelow, and
gentleman of fine literary taste, is
editor. The cngravings are good, and
tho contents varied, and unusually at
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partment, and forgets not the farmer.
1t is having fattering rum and is
destined to take the front rank among
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Address Crofut & Bigelow, Philad'a.
Saturday Eventng Post. --Wo arc
glad to find upon our table this old, fa-
miliar, popular weekly. We groet it
as an old friend, upon whose face we
had not looked for long time. The
name, however, of this paper, is famil-
lar as household words; it has lived,
ilourishcd, and pursued the even tenor
of its way, while flash cphcmcrals have
risen, futtered and fallen around it,
1t is one Of the leading and standard
publications of the American press, and
as such is sustained. We hope to haye
it come to us regularly. The Post was
established August 4th, 1921, and has
maintained an unsullied reputation
Published at No. 66 South 3D. street,
Philadelphia, by Deacon 4 Peterson,
at So year in advance. ,"
The Young Reaper, formerly issued
by the N. f. Sunday School Associa.
ton, is now published by the Am. Bap.
Publication Society, 118 Arch street,
Philadelphia. 1t is issued monthly
very cheap--and is designed for Sun
day Schools which would certainly
make q good investment by procuring
copy for every scholar.
s1 The New York Ledger, the
great family weekly paper, for which
the most popular writer's in the country
contribute, has now attained the extra
ordinary circulation of One Hundred
and Ninety Thousand copies, and sub
scriptions are continually pouring in.
See the Ledgcr's advertisement in an
other column. -".' ~
49, The County Court of Hamp-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
Money! Money!
On tbc rourtb MONDAY An ,h;.

month, to wit, on che 22d day Of December,
1866, The Directors Of the horGantowh
Bridge Company will let the said Bridge for
the year commencing Is, January, 1867, 10
The highest bidder, on the public ground be.
fore the Cour House in Morgsp'own.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

Bsy. Gen. JONI II. EATON died in
Washington city, a few days ago. He
had been a Senator from Tennessee,
Governor of Florida, and Secretary of
War under Gen. Jackson, and lastly,
Minister to Spain--all Of which Offices
he filled with ability. v +.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20
RcUdy.s,,ade 1yo,biu0-

onr assortment in this line is too largo for us
TO attempt TO onumeratc, and we will lust saw
that ws can 'trim OUT all sorts and sizes of CoE,
from Young hmtricd, to tOid Fogy, ,--ftem iiiiie
to big, with any article Of good and Substantial.
fine and fancy Clothing that you can ask for.
Oct VI, RooBns h FosLB.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

VIRGINIA: .....
" At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of Preston county, on tho first
Monday OF December, 1866, John Morgan and
Martin Tobcn, Complainants, against taoob Gale :,
John G. Cooper, Isaac Cooper and James Shaw,
Defendants. IN CHANCERY. :
The. object Of this suit is to obtain decree
tor division and assignment of Tract of 400
hcress OF Land, known as tho MAIN TRACT, Iy-
ing and being in Preston county, Va, and for
meriy owned by John G Cooper and Isaac Coop
er, OF which the said Isaac sold his undivided
hall to the Defendant, Gale and it appearing,
ny affidavit filed in this cause, that the Defend
ant, John G. Cooper, is not resident Of this
state, on motion of the Complainants, by their
counsel, 1t is ordered that he do appear hero
within one month after due publication Of this
notice and do what is necessary to protect his
interest In this cause. n copy, teste,
JAS. II. CARROLL, Clerk.
II. G. Wilson, Compliments Counsel.
December 10, 1856. 75--5
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

William III. Thoms, | GENTLEMEN,
and Thomas Ward. hat on rT tho s socnnI
Monday Of February, 1851, and on tho Tuesday
the next day following, | shall take the DEPOSIT
tons of Hiram Pulliam and others, to be read
in evidence OH the trial Of cause now pending
in tho Circuit Court Of Preston county, ON tho
Cbancery side, wherein am the Plaintiff and
you are tho Defendants.
Dec. ! 1856. David WONbERLy
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, by Ed. @. Reyes,
Mr.. ISAAC RAMEy, Jr,, and Miss JANE
Pew, all of Clarksburg, Va.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

Tile Kansas Mission.-The Rev. j.
S. Luther has been appointed Mission
airy 10 Kansas by the Southern Baptist
Domestic Board. lie has accepted the
appointment and will soon enter the
field. T~q-a-, rrt.e
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Z" WOOD NYMPH,"

Also, the exquisite Ideal Bust,
IS PRIN G."
APOLLO AND DIANA.
In Md'ble, Life Siee, together with the follow
ing Groups aud Statues in Carrara Marble ,of tho
STRUGGLE FOR TIE HEART,
Venus and Apple; Psyche; Nfagdalene;
Child Of the Sea; Innocence; ....
Captive Bird; and Little Truant;
with numerous works in Bronze, and a cellec-
ton OF several hundred FINE OLD PAINT
lNGS, by leading Artists. ....E
Tho whole of which are to be distributed or
Allotted among the subscribers whose names are
received previous to tho 2Sth Of January, 1857 ,
when tho distribution will take place.
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Ticket III the Annual Distribution of Works
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

g3~, Mr.. j. Sanger has recovered
$4,000 damages from the Central Rail-
road Company, at Stanton, for the
breaking Of his leg by the cars leaving
the track. .a.uw wu d. u
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-20

Within few years, no less than
seven representatives Of foreign Gov
ornments have married American la
dies. a IL III
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1NHE MANAGERS have the pleasure of an.
Il nouncirg that tho collection Of Works of
Art designed for distribution among the sub
scribers, whose names ARD received previous to
the 2Sth of january, 1851, is much larger and
more costly than oh any previous year. Among
the leading works in sculpture-exccutcd in
tho finest indfble-is tho new and beautiful
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-18
Medical Impossibilities.

For along time certain class Of diseases has bAfed
the skill and practice Of the most eminent members Of
the re eguar medical faculty. Foremost among these
might instance epilepsy or falling Cts. Happily nov
by the skill and inventive genius Of an eminent chemist
Of Baltimore, Nd this disease has been brought within
the means Of a cure. We alude to the preparation
called the Vegetable Extract Epiepuc Pils invented
aud prepared by DE- Seth s lance, Of I06 Baltimore
street Baltimore Nd Since hsir discovery many per.
sons who bad given up all hope Of ever being cured,
have been restored to the foil enjoyment Of health
Prominent among these we might enumerate Mr.. Har-
rison II h.ioot Of Huntsville. Alabvma Ne. L. has
suffered e. much from Epilepsy asany other person 10
the world; never knowing Whatit was to pass week
without an attack, and often falling in the streets Of
Huntsville. Heis now fully restored aud has not bad
an stack for year. Dr., Hanoe's Pills have been
the sure cause Of this cure. These Pills also all
notifications Of Fits, SpAsms, Cramps &c, and are very
seryceable for persons Of weak nerves Dr.. Hance
sends them TO any part Of the country onthe recep
Of a aremittanee Price one box 81; two, IS; twelve
t04 Address Seth s. Hance $50 Baltimore stree
! Baltimore, Md.
Sept. l9-lm.