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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

The Vices ofthe Italians - Governor
Anthony fthe Province Joutnnl, writes
from Naples as follows:
"There is nothing for which pity
the Italian people moro than for their
vices. There can be nothing more pit
liable than to see naturally brave, high
spi,ired, and intelligent inba biting tho
most beautiful portion Of the globe, and
surrounded by the proudest monuments
at ancient Civilization, sinking into q
race ofpet,y cheats and swiudlers; with
no noble occupations. aud no manly as
pirations with so little courage in the
men, and SO little virtue in tho women.
That there are conspicuous exceptions
To this the events of the recent str ugglo
prove; but that such is the too general
character, the lamentable failure of that
struggle and the presen, condition of
the people are by no means the onlyev-
licences. There arc also moro than H.
diyidual exceptions, as the heroic rcsis-
lance of Venice against Austria aud
Rome against France attest; a resis.
TANGO that well illustrate tho brightest
annals OF Italy. But such is the sad
destiny of the land, where tho people
have the strength and the virrue TO m aim
tain government. they are overpowcr.
ed by foreign invasion"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

Il London Fog.-Few persons can
form an idea Of the density of a London
fog from which they occasionally SEQ
in this country. On 1.-THE 18th and 10th
November "a dense fog prevailed in
London and lis vicinity, during which
steamboats, and omnibusses ceased to
run hacks end cabs got on the sidewalks
numbers of persons walked over the
wharyes into the Thames and were
drowned, similar accidents took place in
the locks and basins of the several docks
with many fatal result, persons were
stopped and robbed in the streets with
IMMUNITY, and several shops we're plum.
dered in day time without a possibility
of efficient interference by tho police, so
dense was the misty pail that overspread
the monster city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15
Pleasant Taley, Preston Co., Va
For The American Union.

Mr.. Editor-Dear Sir-In the "a
merican Union dated March 8, / notice
a piece signed Subscribers" in which
the writer has been pleased to desig-
nate me as champion in my party,
and charges me With performing GER
tain acts. AS | am the individual
writer of the piece that appeared in
the Telegraph No. 20, about the Bible
and the Constitution, I cannot be mis-
taken, although he has not mentioned
my name. | now cordially invite that
individual author to give his true name
to his fellow citizens, and / will give
him an opportunity Of proving the as
sertions which he has made to be true.
Now sir, act worthy of the name of an
American, and don't skulk behind the
Editor, and thus compel me to hold a
brother in my church relation respon-
sible for aiming a trcacherous stab at
my reputation and happiness. Come
and feel at home with me in changing
a few words through the paper, that
our fellow citizens may judge between
us. We shall see.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

Bcars Killed. Two young men, re-
sidipgin Granville, VI. a few days since
traced sovoralbea TO their den ia cave
Upon the Green Mountains. While one Of
the hunters stood guard tho other VA.
med Robbins, sixteen years of age on.
tered the cove armed with doubts bar.
lei pistol, and succeedcd in killing
thrco bears without receiving wound
himsolf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

4 Gallant Hero. - Mojor Thomas
Harrison, who died 10 Boston few days
since, was one of the brayest of the Off
GERS Of the second war with great Brit
ain. La the charge at Cbippowa,w where
be lost his leg, out of his full company
of 90 men only fifteen were left stand.
ing alter The shock. HARRISON refused
10 be carried to the rear, but urged his
men, who loved him as father, TO go
forward and do their duty. Taking out
his handkerchief he tied it around his
wounded limb, and making torniquet
by the help of his swora-glip, siaunched
the hemorrhage from the severed arte-
ry. He never lost his senses for mo.
mont. Gen.ScotL riding across tho field
saw him in this condition. "Harrison"
said he with grea, feeling, 81 am sor.
ry to see you in thisplight, and would
stay by you if my duty did not call mo
elsewhere" The next day Capt. r..
(be was aftorward breve,ed major for
his CALAMITY. submitted 10 amputalion
with the utmost fortituae.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15
EDWARD PRICE.

see also in the adjoining column
Of the same paper, an article signed
Vindicator, in which article certain in,
sinuatory language is used, evidently
intended to work destruction on nv
character and influence, and destroy
the confidence Of chief friends. Now
Mr.. Vindicator, come ont in the paper
sir if you please, wearing your true
name, and prove that che poison of
asps is not under your teeth. Why
should vipdicator seek to SOW discord
amongst brethren, and refuse to give
his name like man. Is this the way
sir, in which you to become more A.
mericanized. Como Mr.. Vindicator,
bear your own responsibility and set
my brother free. The righteous are
hold a q a ltnf, .rH....t . - 2
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

Il Protestant Ptg.--An Irish woman
in Bristol, few lays since, missed her
pig, and after dig Mt inquiry learned
tina. il was in p"ssesti sion Of highly re-
specially citizen of the town. She
straightway called upon him, whom b.
informed her that the pig had broke
through window into tho Episcop7i
church where his pigship was found,
and it she would pay FIVE dollars dam.
ges.she could have the pig. She repicd
"The pig and the church may go 10 th'
dioil. I'll pay no five dollars for bin
If he has turned Protestant !''--Progi-
dsnce Post.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

One angry word sometimes raj
sto'm that time itself cannot aIlay.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

Congressional Librdry.-- l.. ID. Camp
bell, few day since, stated incidentally,
in the House Of Representatives, that
the Congressional Library was destitute
Of Bible. Some Industrious member
has instituted a search and reports
there was Bible in the library, and
what is more, IL is IN All excellant state
representation lin all probability; new
or having bsen opened.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

A PRIMER not long ago, being 'hur
10y his sweet beart, went to tho oois
aud tried TO commit suicide with Oh
" shooting stick" but tho hin
wouldn't go Off, The 'joMp wm"a
TO pacify bin, told him 70 peep i1to "
sahctum where the editor we writ
dons todolinquont sabsoribor5 Ee
go aud the effect was magical 10
that pictures Of dispair econcilod
TO his fate.
-------@---~.
One nngrv word sometimas raj ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-03-15

TIE PruSSian Merchant .Nacy.-An
official return Just published at Steetin
shows that the Merchant navy Of Prus-
sia, at the beginning Of the present year
consisted of 900 vessel, Of l30, 1868 tons
burthen which is twenty-thrce vessels
aud 3.275 tons more tnon at the cares.
ponding period Of last year. In the
course Of last year sisty.seyen vessels
were buiIi. but thitty others were lost
and fourteen sold.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11


prople ,r1;n.t 'l.N Fl 'mInarN aht II! Ii a."
into whrh they ar' ''>' 'ap>int.
Look At or ,"nT- men ot fortune "r'"
there ever >'l' vrakrn-|: An ara'h'''
Drained. ar,'' pts'v-ts'r''. Mario" enc t''
spindle shankr.. dwarird ra"t-h're wan
my mah.kins ~ a'vcrii-" 'hc 'a>' '", y, v"
fashionable tailor IN >"'h "''N "'
4 n On-l !cra'e h'fa'fh "' oac* Il i ''"'"
reasonable 10 expect ttd' % E"h"@ nv" ~
property should h"'"'"' we 't'''>'> VI Wv
STATE. or. with >irh pNnv power "' ~ ''''''
ton. that they >h"''i'. n.aN" 'nHr '''-Fe>> ~
any OF ,hc wa!fS q HE .'.' 49, - "''''''
the very c,asf who have f'i' r'>'if' i'W N'''H',
and. they were ln-t 10 Themselves "'''''
have the J"wrr To- ,lv" that na".lrr toh' ~
society hv which u nI-h' IT, siren. .h'''''
and purified 20 Noble bitterness. 10 "F-"
those who are VIM rhoi"nt'y ni"ht a"'
dav in The lap oi p"a'nf" y" srorn H'l""'~
and i've iah"'iouS DAYS, tor i'!r >akr % '''i':
the world some >rrNir", may '''' "'''e %
labor. II may not he ANS. h"*rF'r' 10 '''
mind such that their Own h"'I," ana h'il''''>
woaid he improved hv sh'I' I't''' tN''',' -
those faculties with which nature ''' ''''''"'''
them. TO Irlnk all dav. anu 10 r'''''' az
ni.ht. are not the 'e-t means ct c"''N,'-
even the physical 'urc''onS. ~" 10 >l'."N ~
the moral and irirrrtna! powers. '''h i
career makes oar youn- mn AZ I'i'aiS' VOW '''-
conditioned. srra"., lHn"-s'ns 1t t'r' oc't
Dissipation. ot 'Jir-r H't'' TIA. i"N mice ,
in. every where. Is more c"'f';.'iH@ ana
destructive her" t"'n IN any "'H"r ','''r''
Ii He-ns car,i'r. and l. IS u" tired III ''S
infllrnrr hy refined tastes a'''i h''"''s o. 'hE>
ical rxrrri>r. NclaHe r.k"' at -'A''"n ana
worn ont d"l.'clir~s a !h'r'y onT women
are responsible toa grrat "x'"nt tor tins III 'li''
announcement they I'VE ~ the lHv nHe
veakI,nos ot So.irtv. who have tn" time. AID
means. and dis,n,I(on for the dissipation Of
fashion and NOT the heart for better things.
Four-fiths Of 'he i,.aux who 10 all The p 'kIHr,
WALKING AMI Irritation Of tn I'v w'rl', :rs
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ia favor Of the " -, amel,,'nrw,< Grant
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.,a.ous \lus.r- otflr President" ,.',ar,..
WI nr,,rr,u,cJ row,!yi,m." and r,,il,y Of
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courteous l,,d,n, newspaper for these cpi-
,br,s h,v. no, ,,ia,.,d nor ,,a,l he l>,o-i.Inn
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and dare ruf ~n,. i. ~ ,ua,.',. STAN! Tor y,
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and orr co'rS" h frrm: 'h'n'v Nni'"n'r'
our character trr:l -" tli.'n"n~ rcr'"t'lr-
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ANONYMOUS Communicates

Will receive no attention. Marriages. Death.
Item. of News &c.. .fl,,li AWAY, he accom- al;c,
ov some rcs;"a>.h.c naine. obituaries Of more
than i've Inn. "i}l DC inserted =; the l:cc a
All So. ST .I-'.',.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11

DIsrNInN REHvKFp HY A S0VTNEEH
MAN.-llon. John NJ Bolts. Of Virginia,
who supports Mr.. Fillmore, recently made a
manly and patriotic speech, tor which the
Iirhm"nd Enquirer threatens he shall be ar
rested and put into the Prnitentiary. In
that speech he manfuliy rcbuked the trca-
sonablc di>union sentiments daily put forth
bv the Southern Democratic press and or
a,ors. He says:
Now do not mean 70 saw that Mr.. Ere
mont. If elected. will do fo,hiny to cause OF
Justify dissolution OF the mon. hut wha:
.lo sav il. that his election hv the pcn;'
lawfully and rou-flrt' 'na'lv expressed t!r
ni,hc> no GROUND tor dl>o'u,lo, -. he t.
ION and he Is insane VINO co!i;,H,,.;.tvs such
thing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11

While the ruilian dcm' craey are amusing
the public with the pretense that Gov. G'arv
ha, established ,care in Kansas. we h; We the
most reliable information that tie free ci'i-
zens are in ore imminent Jeopardy than at
any previous time since the inva>ionS of the
territory hv armed bands from Missouri -
The information upon which We rely is not
the uncertain telcgraphic dcspa'ch"s which
are manufactured tor effect, hu. is contained
in letter. from well known AMI reliable Cit
.vmpath;ziny trend, in New England. From
these we learn tina, murders and robhcric,
continue 70 be prrprtrst'd with lmpu"'ty
irSritc the procamations of the Gov
rrnor, while the latter is authorizing ma
merou> arrests OF citizen, for the Grim,
of defending themselves and their fam
+ HES and their property against the law!e<>
and savagc alta * Of their cruc! enemies. =
And while these arrests are in progress, it i
notorious that no efforts have been made J.,
the government to bring 10 Justice anv of tn,
numerous murdcrcrs whose hands are stain
ed with the blood Of innocent and unoifcnd
ing citizens.
We copy the following from the Bosto,
Dulv Advertiser OF The 9TH ult
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11
(Orcc,,.Ous3cvCC.

We shcu voItHrAK, COMM ATIoNs fir m a
prtt'of tie 'oan''y "pon m"N'rS q interest," H'"'
IF \hws IN partt, ahu rM be U1niJaby 'tce'tc"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11

eve lave been favored with The re,usal
of 4 private litter from Rev. Mr.. Mute, in
Kansas. to 4 gentleman in his city. from
which we az permitted to make the >uhioin-
Il extracts. Testimony so direct and poi
tive, from a source so unimpeachablc, can.
not be questioned. The outraces perpctra
tel on the in iIen.ive settlers, seem &c
have reached climax of enormi.v in th,
Iced described in the last paragraph be.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11

LAwEFNCE, X. T., sept. l.. &c.
Yesterday morning hen | wei.t into town
as the sun w,s rising, 10 mai, my |, tiers. q
nony which was ole Tor YOU to;nI The en-
rnv IN no;j'n. one regiment OF about to,
horse gong Of toward Lecom1;on they haa
"ncamprl within mile Of town dining n,
night. The Governor Sjr N the NIGHT in III,
amp vi the t. :. ti,ino artillery near Their,
some SIX 70 ten hundred more vet RENAME,
Between US and the Wakareusa The even
IN. before. at the request OF the Governor
! tired 10 negotiate tor The SAT-. passage Of
this regiment over the Kansas river. at 2
cr~>>in. several miles below Lawrence. the
Colonel in command. the same who had me
prisoner. promising in note which | took
IN, TO pass quietly and in perfect order Bu
before our answer could be returned they
had moved on to encan p on the hill Now
mark the bloody treache,v Of me miScrean.S
after getting little over three miles from
town on the road to Lecompton. and abou,
one mile from NV cabin. they resumed their
d-prt datioHs. First they took two horses
from Mr.. Thorn next 20 him lived an ex.
,elert man. David Briom: was badly woun.
dei at the siege OF Lawrence last December
and crippled for life. lie was harnessinc his
horse when he saw them approachrrg: a
squad OF them hrc!;" from the rank IT the
company Of kickaI Rancnr~" He fled
Is ia>t as his lameness wou!! Kermit into his
ornfi Id: they persu'1. overlook Kim an!
Shot HIM through fhe bowels Alter sho ~
ing him. one seized HIM " The throat, aud
drawing revolver threatened TO blow his
brains ont he begged his life. AMI ca find
ing that he was mortal!y wound. they left
him; he died that night, and have Just en-
called 10 attend bi- inner,' 20 morrow. The
that respect Tor the last Two weeks. \ mes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-10-11

= In the celebration at Aurora. Indiana
at the hnd end OF a wagon from HnIi~,...
TOUR broon> Were fixed in an AXIS. and mad.
TO fevove by crank, above which WAS IA.
pertinent motto = y clean sweep. :" Over
III" ladies' car from Harrison was l.,,p.r
On which was We want no old Bu,.l who
las No little h. n, -
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t'i,FIrITiI NOTES.

ttff. ~ EVER.
E.rI:H \;!t. j..
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I'M WONDER or THE AGE.

DR. Tobias Venetian Liniment Is warranted 10 cur
C.. "a. Collie, Sea SckuesSO d Sores, - Tooth
a.. Headache and pains OF all kinds or 10 pay.
GSFAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM.
Can't Coustock Of the Steamer Baltic COLLINS Lnel
w.s cnrsd Of severe attact OF Chronic rheumatism in
A few days b, Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian In
ment
CASE pF CHOl ERA.
Mr.. John Wright Of the firm Of }, Wright & Co, No
ISL. CHARTERS Street, New Orleans. was imme Il,
cured Of severe attack OF Cholera by Tobias Luiment
VOMITING AND COLIC.
Mrs. Joseph Nicholl Of No. 10 Essex St "-'. Nv
York was cured Of an attack Of Cole and vomiting b,
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment.
Depot, 60 Courtland St., Nee York
Sold hy al the Druggists, Trc, 20 & 90 cf-
Agents C. A. Beogle and laxter, Cmro'lJou; !
md, Huem Springs; hi h and = Hauis
burgh
Nov 29- 1856. ly.
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10 School teachers

THE BOARD or SCHOOL EXAMINERS FOR
| Ca roll county, viii bold SIX MEErI>Gsiortbe o.,
a nation OF school tr4yhvr- during the year lS56 yu
the following DAYS nameh o. the $500. I'll N ,tDes.
day IN February, Apu., Juae, Augu o., October. and
December. The meeDIHgs will be held T.. one of the
public school houses ia CarroItou, commencing at 10
O'Clock, forenoon.
The standing rule OF the Board .ugu.,. ug ,x1mi-
natoI are the following;
|. Each applicant not personally kr.ap Il.
ng Board, must produce a certificate ut good mora,
character OF late date and signed by one Or more re,
SpOnsbe persons
3 Each applicant must come furnished with pan
ink aud paper; aud al-O with McGufcN s Fifth Reader
). 10 oacn applicant will be admitted a list o
quest Ous on Arithmetic English Gramnar aud Geog
ruphy, to be answered in w'itrg.
A. No applicant viii be regard,o o.. q ifnl 10
teach nor entitled TO certificate, uu,s not cor
recdy answer ole ua u the questions submitted in
each branch
o, Certificate viii not be issued On the day of ex.
animation but they will be RENTED 10y mai On other.
wise as soon as practicable. And when an applicant
Is deemed unqualified, note stating that fact will be
sent Inn.
6. Applicants coming in after the class is formed
and the examination has commenced will be expected
to wait until the uex regular day of examination.
7 No Ger hcaie will be granted to any person who
J. kuuyu to he Board to be habiruated to the use o
lr,jau, Ian guage, to be Incorporate or dishonest
Each appCan' must furnish hins elf with
s'pml ed envelope, ana him sell ncut, nwith hi,
owe uame arfi address and in such envelope his Ger
thcaje ot rOte will be forwarded
8. Each applicant will bI required to write -bot
cOmpo,iuon on some su iec' assigned bv the board
on thc Jay Of examination, showing therein his skjlin
Penmmshp, Punctuation, Grammar, use Of CAPITAL
Letters, &c. by order OF the Board,
December 20, 1855 Nv WN Nee Y Soc'y
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~onP4MsoNs. .--lp tle eastern part Of Dele.
ware county, Ohio. there resides man namct
B----- nov sfusdee Of The Peace, and
very sensible man, bu' by common consent III,
ugliest looking individual in the whole count,
being long. gauu', raliow and awry, with eai
like kangaroo.
One day he was oat hunting, aud On one o.
The mountain roads he met man on foot and
alone, who was longer gaunter, u;i,r by all
odds than hinslf, in short he could give tbc
Squire hty, and beat him. Without saving
word, B-----raised bis gun and deHberatrly ly
lsyeled ii at the aranger
For heavea' > sake, don't shol, r. cried ~. =.
man, 10 great aern.
Stranger" replied -, al swor.. SOM
ten years 60. tha' ii ever net a man s,l,,
ttan myself IA snout lia ard YOU are III,
fIst one I've seen"
The stranger after taking a careful survav
OF bis rival" replied.--
""ell. capdng if look ary worse than
you DO, shnte don't want to live no ION.
ger
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THE ladies DEPARTMENT
i row open for the reception Of Ladies. No instiu-
ton in the Urion impats a tlCrgusl o, irtlrCst,
ing course in this Department
IL conclusion, we would add that We lal lut forth
best Efforts to merit in still more emiI gut degree
the fatteriug reception with which eur enterprise has
met and pledge ourselves 10 inratt n uls borough
u practical course Of Mercantile instruction tl1 can be
formed at any other similar MeIcsu.ile College.
i Among the many recommendation, 81 @ Give the fol-
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RATHFH !II7s -Ihs o,ass tag young lad,
ssEsd green ~ young clerk ofa Dry good.
store il be hal some Iss,.
"les, said be, "soms very pretty i,.Ie g,r.
den hose, which are Go.fa,l .6r eo9i,;a,, b =
20 pshaw p salt the mail,n. Il n.ars,ocl.
;ngs fer ladies'" ''''"
'Ah y ,ad the counter hopper yes ma.
am here iley are--yery Gae.r'
"Whatstbe price %
al "Seyenl -6gr cents"
) s'Ratber lfgh," said the lady.
.s"Ies sad The clerk they reach above II.
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