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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

rg- Cr. GGarIrs &ips, BON GnstanS, scr-
fiinrigrt, rd6 GbIrrrfrrm cine prltommrne Sur
aescn g8aNeri6m rper Suuetwutb icY. Gin
SteelEfcl ScN cntmsrr scn Gtlcrrform rpsr
4ettcr 1T ouf rim Sal5tu6 su Iprcnssn, unb bic"
ics tanr iiter bos @rFdt pcS Yatisrtrn su Ir'
gen, um turun sw richtn. Gin 8Iutcnp tct6ct
GjIrn 1T tdnn innerbalb einsn baIbsn Stunpe ouI
bic 8iepunbs gu triider. gGmn bicir 'wry Dingr
8ettan tvtreen, teiRt ct, o Ii ttns GefIbr pcr rsr
g4aITrrIdtu su bcfiirttcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
9lusutaltu 2cbrer.SScreim.

9RcHta GGh ., Sanuar 2l.
Der Strciu rtriomm ltt ldb uuo wurec ;ur Sres'
nuna 0truEn.
Ttt &rFouttrratu trr rerfTigr @UcnnIur9
unrNtn prtttn unc on0trrnmtn.
Guf &rria'tu0 irEIrt Gas &,tl,irr rrn r'Nirttltn
5fias rErGreCSt. unc on etfcr Statt tOs @TIritn
7rn Iusiitatn ctrotit0tNt, raS at,r ntt atT 10
lRruttn cauQrn fell.
Die gtotrn6rrcrcr CtrcGrcrria urS Srrttort.
init Gtrbirtnr0 rrn ThcrrorcrFic wurrtn ollie gut
btfrrcthcu uno tntltch ,um GtNu6 9ttrcdL
gnallitht CSronnlarit wurtc 0cmGht ttr fit nSdns
ftI &Irhmmlupe, ,um uurrrttrcl Ct ttWrttmju ju ntrs
bIn.
Uuf &crftbfal u:ytoat man ttb um orn aacntnun
SImjpariuu,. am gGcntaa QtEne, 6sb. a, um ubu,
rUitSEr ;ufanwieu 81 tcinmtn.
G. !, GibruS, e".
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Gine Sinrid,tIn5.

3u 2afasettc, Snciana, wur6sn am I bcIts
Mrnhts rrti pericncn bin9cri6trt, prI6s Der gr'
mcrouna sinsS DeutIAen. NamrnS q. Sabrer,
bad ttsrfubrt morpen. SduIenoe BON Minnrrn
S8eittrn unc Sncrrn battrn fIb ;u tem S6au'
ipiel tinacerGnSt uno lIrmtcn in Der rfciGaf'
tcItsn gSeiie. Cine 3eit lang totte Icsar eu
8ipt, in wrt6tm 6nittcl, 8adtsne II. +. NJ. gs'
trau6t wurren, 70 Dap Der WlYcr Der Start
NIT brr gan;en Yrli;smadt ein16reitsn ruets.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Narfan.

S@y- uoGsv RE uBtrn ttutNcn Gr,i5niiTt 1T
&anias bat bic 0lc9ermA Der %uctnisttn Stnn-
ten ftinm riFt,dIm @uitt ut0IlCn. Tts Sr-
natrrm warrn in eintr @rjYottrirrrtuna ttr gn-
iitt, toE rcr gmfrcnt Niljtnr oticntm irre,
um cen 6ritrtn oufrtGt Su toItm mp Tnirn,n
UNI Gt3crttum qcsn bic gjiIcur G'drjm iu
idtBrn, rCil &c Irrl tTnrh ;um @iirsaflirg
trmnn wntr, mis- siniSs Scnatrrrn aus rrm
Siirsn rasiHssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Gcnrral 9icrce umS Sas @rcfircutcnamt

Gin gGaibinstrn Gcrrirrntrnt hes Neu' gort
Commercial iast: ,,gSrnn Der Sdesn Srrrn
Nircc ais Gnnoipot rrnrnnt, 70 werren bic nSrn'
lidcn OsIc0atrn. inrcm lic aus einfluBreihen
Ncmtrbalcrn trletcn, itm fcIBen. Secem Iuo'
liGcn Staat III ros &ice grfpentcnnmt orl
picrcrS 6rcunrsn rtrIprr&tn mrrctn, mp icetr
idpIdr YO.titer bcTst rl9rr Gin Zoos IN jtt T
Sctterit. glebiiprm 1T Seu Iicree III @smatt,
unp bat rcd inner ensn 9rcBtn Setauf Son
|Afe 9jtiam4t'naans' BtRRfs SEufIl$t til'
mad wclrrn bic Srrunre res Srrn Su6nnan
weIde 5uonfhtli6 auf teTrn Grncnnuna oIs
grrliOrntt 'Gonricat rc6nrn, fsn 70 lst4tcs Srirl
fintrn ais ir farauf rrdnrn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
estus slfaeent;e ,u S8easer seifle.

gGir batsn Yrrnpnimcn baB rinr Gniabl untsr'
utBmrnrtr !Suren, in rrr Ndbs BON g8taYer5riIs
lc, Ncrtbamptcn Gaunt9, 3riIten 4 uno 5 tau.
Isno 8bllsr unter,riGust baten, fir bic Grr6s
tuu0 cnrr nruc Ntaormir in i'nem 8tcdn. Dot
Gjrtiucr IN farn untcr ,Rrntratt orartsn unb ipa
nn8efan9rn wrrten, f. tatg cI5 9S'ttrr es 9riflt
tet. Gs Ica trti Strd bod unc 60 cher 70
6uG lana Wtrttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
5iebcn Derbreber sum 6ai3cn prrur'
tbcitt.

Cine 3sitnns bon ya,Co (YaiIiiTppD pom
25Ren poriscn McnatS trri6trt. Dap Iistrn Der
Ssrtrr6sr, wsI6, in Der jcnsr Staet In SiBuna
Bcmeisuen Circuit Court psrbTrt wmrrn, rec
Wcrprt iibsrfiibrt rpurben-rrrY gleesr fir bic
Grmcrruns rcn Smitb; 2sn6 fir rs Grmrr'
cun8 Ycn Sdmrs; urb SuIebt raS llnssbrusr
ScYarp fir tis Grmrrpuns lsinsr @atttn. Sis
putNrn ale Srrurttrtlt, seDGnst ju wsrrsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
ticin .Grieecn i'm 2lnelaner.

g9oI6inatcn. %. San. !5trr 9ua1-
nan fat bur6 bic 9tmerifl OpciAcn srisnrrt,
meldr tobn lautrn, DAP tein Grcanten an 6rte-
crn ii uno baB Gnsano bic NrFBtr 5!rtte. tis
irntat5 Ouf rsm Mesre IGrdmnr. fir raS nS6itt
5rihjaGr aracn 9IuGlanS autriiite Gouis gtarc.
leon Jude iiA ba8rscn suiidiWietcn, rn ibm Der
&rtrs trrritS bic TcrtteiIe q 9ctra4t, bic ct
pdmit babe erlandCn wrlCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

paS- Dir tFrntItte S@utp sen Sbio tctriNt
IA WHqicncn 5bHIcr, mcYon ibcr 13 INlCnen
an 5rcmrs no f,,r S277,72S Sturm an Gin.
mrbnrr res Sthat5 iino. &rn rrr funrrtrn
ShuIr Fno mc Gin ,3ctntr 0ia. rrc;cntiss
Strdt, mS 123 Nll. 6 prrS. GaS StCdotr-
m69en rcs Staa:S IN GanaIcn &C. trtri9t az 3
Wiiuipntn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
anFunft $50 Slaf IDarriare.
gieues 9rn savanna

Ncm,Srtsnnt, %. San. Ter TGmpt
fer ,Stof Barrier" trNf brutc 20 !9lSana
nit glaGriGttn Ills gum s. b. M. Elm. Da5
J0rtlcr war wItrrnr rrr 0nr;rn 6IErt ietr fiir'
mild gcmcirn. MGc. Jta6tl war nr6 in 6a-
Yhnh. Ter gtct itrrr 9rurpe w0r nit rrm eng
Gi6ru YoRsG Smpirr ned Gurrpd SmJdsefrb,t.
Gas gGdttr in Soraua mar 70 talt. rit rts
,uvrr. Sn 3udrr mar ptd GjrfGSft. raS In8tr
trt tcfrirrintc bic glNdfraNc nidt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Eeblcnbaneel Scr Der. 6taatcn.

9iadb trm Wmwt ScurnaI famrn In 1850 nrr
8 Nllicnrn 5crnSn Spblrn auf Zen Nartt - l.
1855, 6 Wilicnm. Sc ii oIIc tcRimmt an,u'
nctmcn, tab tSG0 nidt wrniBcr ais 10 9RilIirnn
5pnnen i'm Warft icin rrrrcn pirie 9tnnntmr 1T
Irbr ocrin0 rnt nur cine 3naNmc non IrrNrt in,
GmtGltni6 ter 81 rrmartenotu 3unabme her St'
ySfcrur1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
poIfSicb pcrurtbcilt.

0ttmtngtcu. Del, %. San. Sn
Der Ger. Staatsn 9ilrift Court opn Dtlewars,
pcr 8i6tr !6Ill, purern bruts NeStIn Coffee u.
81. SrwnIenp psrurt6eilt. tpraen 8srautuns Der
prR gu BiIminstcn. rrtbett aufSslhptrn tis
,ltm tS. Gebruar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Grfrcrcn.

Gin tctagtrg Ginmctntr Srn 2lncaTrr Gaumtp.
Namers pttrr MGuat in om Hrnntr-
nag ppr nht 3a9sn cbrwdt Sustcwn, 8rfs
GauntY, er7rrrcn. Gr mar nuf Isiner SriMrtiie
tr9rTtn, uno man Y,rmuttrt, r0s CT ermiiprt
mar, I4 nssrifstt, rarauf riniAIicf, mp su
lrpf irrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Ge ba Datriot.
9llentaun ga. Sanuur 30. 1856.
1noiancr Derlefuna.

am lrbrn OcnncrFas Ntrno battrn mir bic
@rlesrnbett in Der biciiJcn Srps6sucw S1lIt, els
nrr SOrltiuns peS trfanntcn Gtrprwdg Snria'
ners M Maunswupaus bei,urcbncn. Dsr'
fclte birlt ib Der 2Inss nab utrr BEN llriprun3
Der RprpameritIuiI Iben Snrianer, rcren Ssbane'
lung lritens unisrEr ReSjrun8en, ibre getrau6r
un6 9ebrnsart, 70 pie iitsr bic NiiFcnsIafs, ter
auf, ,pctci i9m isbr aufmrrtIam SuSebDrt wurbe.
3m @an,m senemmcn ,par feline SorIsiung fstr
tnterreant, unb olls Seipchncr i6trnen ramt
E64R sufrieNen aspeien gu istn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
GrlrQrapbiGhts.
N1crifo.

9attimcrs, 10. Sm. C4f SdOprfi
trinst 3stunssn pom Wrritc, rcslde @les in tttf-
Ter anlr4ie I6lrcrn. Da5 prsesrirb ii 10
OsipOtiI6. pab oiste 3ettunaen rnss9an9cn iins
mstrere Repatteurs Inp ssfanscn aeieBt, bic Rs'
sisrrma iutt Ya9steas ben aa5cmcinrn unrta'n
III krihnhtnen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

Baltimore, %. San. Dat @trsinin
staats Council Der @mrritansr bas In Ei6mcnb
Sibung trIt. prrtaete Ii6 Somla3s. Sr. Sctts
trua rarauf an, bic t2ts Srttrn rcr Ybilarcl'
ptta glatfrrm ;u Rrei6en - mas Ysrwrrien
wurbe.
Nh. SptIin9 mS Smtctsn purbm ais Dele
5aten our NltionalcrnYcrtpn 9rpGblt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30
Ealt l11cttcr in Tcra6.

9atUeRrn, 10. San. Sn gan, Stras ti
pos @rtter istr faIt sswcIcn. Grcbsr Stnss>
iaa-0r gra;cs.8Iu6 1T Sussfrrrtn, ,-eafwas
le1 paIirtrn ben Slu6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

H8O Der rtidfs Mann i'm Gonsrc6 ii benz
grrii6te na6 Srr g8m. @frn Scn SiiNearrlna,
peiIrn Giarntbam auf ,psi Niiqicnsn Starr ee.
i6IBt mirp. Ssrr giten III Gin altli6sr Srr,
tlItig, 3cbiiert unp iebr 9uttcr,i5, ptpcbl ib in
isnsm Sefse Gin 6eer BON 1000 glescrn tsin.
zen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

R9- Ni6cIas scnspcrt6, scn Cincinnati, Eat
in bic S@nBtammrr prn SamiItcn Gaumtp bic
Sunmr Srn $4,000 rintrjatlt, rrsI6es Der Be
lauf irinrs 1arrS fir ras srssnwdrtise SaGr in.
60 f4ptu sartsshblrr fnS nidt sicIc gu ffatn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-01-30

BD- 9n Ssrat Ioa baS gEtttsr an ben 8eiG.
nadtn tStsr seweisn lryn, ais man eS rprt ies
mails srlstt Fat, une 9rSbsr e6arm wurSe an
rfu StftSumsH sur8 bas Gle Srurldas.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
Keen ReiO!nder.

Mr.. Butlum, of Lynn, Mass, was un.
der cross examination, by an attorney
named Lord, who did his best TO per-
pick and browbeat him so as to OVERSEE
the testimony he had given against his
client. The question was something re
lating to machinery, aud Mr.. Bull'um
had used the word, "philosophically"
III his evidence. Mr.. Lord continually
harPed upon this phrase, and endeovor.
ed to mako the witness ridiculous in
the eyes ofthe jury. At last he inqui-
rcd
Pray, Mr.. Witness, as you seem to
be great philosopher, can you tell mo
what the consequence would be if the
air should 90 exhausted from a hogs
head ;"
Eyes, sir" replied Mr.. Buffum, the
hoad would fall in."
"Indeed Sir" pursued the council.
and can you tell me philosophicaNy Why
the head would fall in first 2"
Eyes, sir" returned Buf'um, at is
because hogsheads are like some law
ycrs-their hcais are tie 0eakesf 7,aytg'
Tho roar of the court room ackpowl-
edged the victory of the witness over the
counsel.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

TENnE Commissioners and officers that were ap-
Il pointed by the County Court last Spring to
supcrlntcnd aud conduct tho general elections
Tor County Officers, arc the proper persons to
conduct the special election To be held in this
county on tho day of tho Presidential election
to i'll the vacancy in the Office of Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, and are as follows, viz:-- ...
Ill John Jones's Isaac Powell, John Jones.
Henry Watson, Moses Steel, Ind Nathaniel
Reed Commissioners. Sam1 hardin. Officer.
Richard OSIornc'S Cupel Holland, Rich
ard Osborne, James Watson, Joseph Smith.
and Jacob Car,right, Commissioners Viii
liam Wilson, Olicer$e
The Court House: John Watts, Esq. Mil
ton y. Wiley, E. p Fitch, L. l.. Berkshire
Commissioners. Geo. w. Fairfax, Officer.
John Guseman'S: Davis b. Weaver Sam'I
llbbs, Samuel BealI, Henry Kennedy and
Michael Muse, Commissioners Edwin Clear
officer.
Enoch Ross: Jacob Miller, Lanslot John.
Ezekiel Shay, William John and Charles II
BURGESS, Comm'rs. jones Hare, Officer.
anthony LoftuS,s: John Rude, Anthony
LOTUS. William Warman, and John Bowers
Commissioners. John Bly,, Officer.
Cushmans: Matthias w. Davis, If Isaac
Dean, Michael White, Wesley Courtney and
N"'.- COMMISSIONERS. w IL
liam w. La2zel, Officer.
CGssrilIc: Pumel Simpson, John Lemlev,
George Alexander James Way and Thom6s
Lazzcll, SEN, Commissioners. Reuben Fin.
nell, Officer.
Laurel Point: Alfred c. Barker Million
Stewart, John o. Waters, William Fear and
James Robinson, Commissioners. Jacob
Barker, Officer.
Co.'s: Philip Low, William w. Price Le.
Vi }. Streighr, Elisha Snjder and Thaddeu:
w: Arnelt, Commissioners. William Fisher
Officer.
MoOrcsrHle: Emanuel Bell. And'w Brown.
jacob A. Tenant, William Price and Lancas.
ter Minor, CommTs. Eli Morris Officer.
As0 Tenants S: Richard d. Tenant 10,
sPph Warmer, ST., Levi Elaught, Nimrod Ten.
nant and James Eddy, Commissioners. ASA
Tenant. Officer.
Ddrr0h's: Adam 3. Tenant. John Shri.
yer, Alexander Eddy, Joseph Darrah and
John Anderson, Commissioners. Eugcnius
Harker, Officer.
Wdrren: Samuel Ilncgardner, Jus,us Gar.
rard, HubartuS RICE. James Wise and Evan
Taught, Commits John S. Lcmly. Officer.
JOHN T. FLEMING. Sheriff
Oct H. 1896, MonongOlia County.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
Howard Association.
PHILADFT ,PHJA
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TWO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases
such as SPERMATORRH0EA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA.
GLEET, SYPHILIS, tho vice of ONANISM. or
SELF-ABUSE, sc. sc.
The Howard Association of PHILADELPHIA. in
view of tho awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases and the de-
ceptons practised upon the unfortunate victim,
of such diseases by Quacks, have direct ted Their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE Act
worthy oftheir name to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Female) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits O,
life, &C., and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge.
The Howard Association is a benevolent Inst-
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Virulent and Epidemic Diseases,n and it's
funds can be used for no other purpo 1t has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise the above notice. It's
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill of tho ago, and will
furnish the most approved modern treatment.
Valuable advice also given to sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrhoea, SC. E....#.s ''.s.
Address, (post-paid) DR.. GEO. r. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. ?
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA ID. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcHILD, Secretary. Sept. 20.--Iy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
EAaNaSs Gees sale.

The subscriber offers for sale 5000 acres
OF land on the ives. fork OF Little Kanaw ha,
now IN Calhoun county Va. in lots to suit
purchasers. This is fine tract of farming
lands, suitable for the pillow or srozing. Al.
so 5000 acres in Monongalia < Preston
county OF mountain lands, at from one to
three dollars PER acre. ...
100 acres in Scott county, Iowa;
l6o do in Delavan county, Iowa;
$50 do in Macon county, Michigan;
IA do part Of The Jas. Weaver land
) miles North east of Morgan
town; ..
80 do Part of the Ridgway land op-
posite M0rgantown.
$50 do On sale near Cheat river,-
known as the jeremiah Still
well tract; price Sis per acre
IA TOWN LOTS in West Morgan,own.
July 30, 1886. +. w. TOWER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
ELECTION NOTICE.
The Commonwealth of VIRGINIA

=, N0""oUTtI VI 'HSIIIIu
TO the officers property authorized to
V h0td and conduct elections IN tie coun
ty Of Monongalia. Greeting.
You arc hereby commanded and directed to
cause an election to be held according TO law
on the Tuesday after the first Monday--bcing
the fourth day OF November next, at the several
places ofVoting in the County OF Monongalia os
tablished by law, to elect Clcrk of the Circuit
Court for the said county, TO supply the yacanc y
occosioned by the death of Col. GEoRes S. RAY,
late clerk ofsaid court. Said election to be held
and conducted, and return thereof made in man
nor and form as by law required.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th day OF
August, 1856, and Slst year of the Common
wealth. ... ..... ..'... ..
GEO. w. THOMPSON, (Seal.)
Judge Goth Judicial Circuit.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
BLACKSMITHING

THE subscriber has commenced the above
business at Mr. John Snclait's Smj,hshop,
on Vests Run, Monongalia county, where
ne will attend promptly to all orders in his
line of business.
SHOBING neatly done OF SiO0 all round.
and other work in proportion lie is well
supplied with 0Dlphants best Nail and other
iron. BENZ. i. WATSON.
April 10, 1856 42st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

When the late NJ, NJ. Nooh, who was
Jew, was a candidate for the office Of
ahcriE Of the city Of New York, il was
"R]ac,ed to bis election that a Jow
wyo'd thos como to have tho hanging Of
nhris,ions. "Prctty Christians, " rcpIi.
~ Noah, "fo Mood longing" 4 GOOD
ira &'e3Drit.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

A Western editor says that child
was run over by wagon three years
old and cross-eyed, and which never
spoke afterwards. He also gives his
readers some lines. which he says were
written by Young man who has long
eince lain in the grave for his own a.
musGment -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

TIE Dog that had n0 Ovncr.
wcro travelling through Canada in the
winter Of 1889, and after very long
days 'ide, stopped at the Lion Inn; and
ihe contents Of the stage numbering a.
bout nine persons soon gathered togelh-
or around the cheerful fire. Among
tho occupants oflhe room we observed
IN I'll licking cur, who had shown its wit
~ taxing up Its quarters in so comfDr-
table an apartment. After few min
utcs the landlord entered and observing
TINS specimen oflhe canine tribe, remark
ed -
Fine dog. that! Is he yours, sir?"ap.
prailng to one of the passengers.
"No,sir."
Beautiful dog! Yours, sirlr address.
sod himself TO second.
Mo- was the blunt reply. ..
Come here, Pup, perhaps he is
yours. sir?"
NO" was the reply.
Very sagacious animal-belongs to
you, | suppose, sir!'
"N2, he doesn't"
Then he is yours. and you have a
treasure" throwing the animal crack
or.
ooh! with smiIe.)he belongs to you
rs matter OF course ,rhenl' addressing
the last passenger.
"WouId't have him as a gift"
Then you internal, dirty, mean cou-
tcmptble whelp,get out!'a with that
the host gave him such a kick as sent
him bowling into the street, amid the
roars of the company.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

81 presumc,' said Jem Horn, entering
hardware store" that you deal 10 all
sorts OfDails !"
"ConaiuIy," replied the clerk in at.
tendance.
Then | will trouble you for pound
OF t0r nails
Jcm got a ponnd over his head for
bis YojaS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25

How TO KNowA FooL--A fool. saws
the Arab proverb, may DO known by six
thngs--auger without cause, speech
Without profit, change without motive,
inquiry without object, putting trust in
Granger, and not knowing his friends
from his foes.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

A Commissioner in the case of William IT.
IA Mancar against Hartman w. IIescn, and
pursuant with the Decree of the Circuit Court Of
Preston, at its Spring Term, 1856, in said cause,
will sell at tho front doUr OF the court house il
Kingwood, on ...... ..... .......
Friday the 22d day of August,
1856, House and Lot in the town of Newburp
in Preston county, conveyed to the said IIescn
by James Simpson, on tho 10th June, 1884,
upon credit Of six and twelve months with in
torcst from the day of sale. The Lot is said to
be well located and near the line of the b. 4 0.
Railroad, and some improved, The title is tho't
to be good, but | will make no title but the one
vested in me by said decree.
JOHN A. OLLIE, Comm'r.
July &c, 1856. 58 I'd
. DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is postponed until the I'd
Monday in October next, JOHN a. Ollie,
Sept. 10, 1856. Commissioner.
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Monongn!in County, TO wit:

4 VIE undersigned Commissioners.appoin
Il ed 10y the Governor of Vrninia 10 su.
perIntend the Election at tho Court. House Of
said county, for Electors of President & Vice
President OF the United States, nd empow-
cred by law 10 appoint commissioners for
the same purpose each place of voting in
SAID county, have made the appointments
annexed below I'm making these appoint.
mems we have seIeCted three Of the com
mlssIoneIs who were appointed for the COun-
y elections last Spring, by The County Court,
Tor ihiS reason :--Ihele is to be an election
10 I'LL the vacancy in the Office of Clerk of
Circuit Court, on the same day with tie
Presidential Election. The law reonires the
same commissioners who acted at the last
general Election to act at this special elcr
ton, so that had we appointed different men
as commissioners, there would have been
two sets acting at every precinct. As il il,
there Will be but one set Of men acting in
two distinct capacities as commissioners .
acting under our appointment, as commits.
slOners TO superntGnd the Presidential polI,
and under the appointment Of the CONT y
Court TO superntend the Clerks poH. But
in The case Of the election Of Clerk, there are
five Commissioners who may actin the
PfesidcnIial only the three whom we hive
appointed. So that although three of The
same men act as Commissioners in both o.
Icctions, yet they are entirely separate and
distinct in their capacities and powers. The
three commissioners appointed by us have
sole control OF the Presidential poll, and the
two additional appointed by the county
court, have nothing whatever 10 do with ii.
no more than if they were not present: they
only have concurrent supervision Of The
poll OF the Cl,rk's election.
JAMES EVANS,
ID. r. STEWART,
a. M. BARBOUR.
Commissioners at Courthouse
JCncs'-Nloses Steel, John Jones, Henry
Watson.
Osbornc's-James Watson jacob Car,ripht
Richard Osborne.
GuScmda'S Samuel Beall. Davis =. Wea.
yer, Michael Muse.
Ross's-Chares II. Burgess. Jacob Miller,
Lsuncelot John.
Lottnss-John Rude, John Bowers, An.
,hony Lotus.
Cnssville-Thomas Lazzell, John Lemlcv,
George Alexander.
CnShman'S michael White, Daniel Du.
scnberry, NJ. w. Davis
No. 3.
laurel William Fear, Alfred c.
Barker, John N. Waters
Coz S-WilIam w. Price, Philip Low,
Levi J. Straight.
No. q.
Woooresr'l'e--W liam Price, Esq, Laucas.
Ter Minor, Andrew Brown.
Hsd 1ennonts- Levi Taught, Nimrod Ten,
nant, James Eddy. .'''- 49,
no. ".
Wdrret--Huharlus Rice, Samuel Ijne.
gardner, Evan llaught.
Ddrrdh' S--Joseph Darrah. John Anderson,
ADAM D. remnant. Sept. 90, 1856.
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Important to MiNerS!
NEW MACHINERY.

Clarke's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1851
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an ordi.
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
in space of "a by 4 feet, all within the imme-
idate notice of the miller,-bur, boiling chest,
ana al. The burrs now used are only 36 inch
es. This is a great Improvement on all devices
for the m anufacture of Flour hitherto in uso,
and tho ent tire machinery can be put up in any
Mill for about the expense incurred by getting
Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mill.
ers and those about to put up Mills, arc invited
to call at Morgantown Mills, and witness and ex-
anime the operation Of Clark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the supernuous APP
pendages of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patent for
the counties of Monongalia, Preston and Marion,
and will sell individual or district rights, TO suit
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG
Morgantown Mills, February %, 1856.
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III It ut DrOms.
asching Panl..ers in Arkansas.

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