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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
CAMP MEETING.

The camp meeting held by the NJ.
Z. Church, at Laurel Point, in this
county, commencing on Thursday of
last week, and closing on Wednesday
ofthis, was largely attended. On Sun
day tho crowd was estimated at from
1900 to 5000 persons. We have not
heard the result Of the meeting as to
accessions, conversions, &c.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

KNOW YE, That resposing confidence in
the skill, ability asd integrity OF Marshall NJ,
Dent Esq, have, and d o hereby appoin,
hmClerk Of :heCircuitCouil OF, in and ior the
county oil Nlonongalia, in The Commonwealth
OF Virginia, and within the twentieth Judi
ciaI Circuit of this Sta,c--to hold the said
office and TO discharge all the duties pertain.
ing thereto, until his successor shall be duIy
elected and installed INTO said office. THIS
appointment is madr protcmporc to supply
ihs vacancy IL said offic. ocrasoned by the
dealt "I Col. Ge"rge S. Ray, late c crk of
sail Court.
Given under nv hand anil seal this 9Th
da! "l August, 1856.
GEO W THOMPSON. lsvol.l
Judge Of the Goth Judicial C;rcr;t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
LET US REASON TOGETHER.
WHY ARE WE SICK!

il has been The lot Of the hrmnn reco 10 be
weighed down by disease and suffering. isoi-
i0WaSs s'iils are specially adapted to the rr!ioC
and the lNFIRM Of all climcs, ages, sexes ana
constitutions. Professor Holloway pcrSonsiIy
suPoriniendS the manufacture Of his medicines
IN The United states, Pnd offers then 10 q FREQ
ana enlightened people, as the best remedy iao
world ever "a% for the removal Of d!scasc.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
Tho Whole world Conquered!
DT. Y. scou's Celebrated white

mo pn'ver"ai relief Afforded by srriicatiops
OF this Celebrated King OF Pain Killers IN ca
SEES OF Rheumatism. Gout, Lumbsgo, Sore THROAT,
bruises, SPrains, Swe!Iings, Stiffness Of tho
joints, Sciataca, Pains, Scalds, Burns, Aches,
or any othot disease for which q Pain Killer or
Eminent is used. enables us to assert positive
" mat DR.. ]. SCOTS Celebrated white Cir
caSsiah i.iDlhieht is tho mos, reliable, sato and
Pheasant remedy yet discoTGred ssing as
tohiShlng properties FOR HEALING DISEASE AHD
I"E Phoaifr ERADIcArioN or rAIN. Tho many
alterations TO lis virtues, given by pcrsone or
enlightened Judgment and strict integrity, shorld
induce All to adoptit asa standard Eamily R,!as
coy he Neutrality-suspicious. will rec uirG netting
more than the following testimony of DR.. c.
McLanc, distnguished as a great discoycror Of
IN nIcrl nhira
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
N0RGANTOWN, SEPTEMBER 20.
AMERICAN SPEECH.

The people will be addressed in Nor,
eantown on Monday Of September
Court, ON the issues Of the Presiden-
t;al canvass. The Speaker will be an
nounccd hereafter. 4
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
TIE Commonwealth Of Virginia

Ihr C2mmonM cath Of Virginia:
10 Mr oeNcers property authorized to
A''" an" c0"dact elections IN The coua-
~ Of Mo@oagalia, Greeting.
You are hereby commanded and directed to
ea"sc an erection to be held according to law
on the Tuesday after the rst MonJoy-hcing
the fourth day of NoveRber next, at the several
places OF Voting in the County of Munongnlia cs
HpIshcd by law, to elect Clerk Of the Circuit
oouIt 'of inc SAID county, TO supply the vacancy
accustomed by the death of Col GEoRGr : R.v
tate clerk OF said court Said election to be held
ana conducted, and return thereof mad @ in man
her and form as by law required.
Given under my hand and seal this eth day of
august 1895, and slst year of the Common
wealth.
... ..E' GEO. w. THOMPSON, (Seal.)
Judge 20lh Judicial circuit
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
N0TICE.-Inh Inhalation in CONSUMPTION

SEE ADVERTISEMENT UNDER THIS HEAD.
Female Complaints, Venereal Il Elections, Dyspopsia
Diseases Of the Heart and Liver, Sc, &C.,
will meet with due attention. M ,s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
THESE P'LLs PURIFY THE RLoon

heSe famous Pills arc cXprcesly combine
TO operate on TIC stomach, tho liver, Tho kidneys
the lungs, tho skin and tho bowels currectip.,
any arrangement in their functions, purifying.
the blood, the very fountain OF lie, aud illus
curing disease In oil IL firms
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20

A@~ D. II. STINE respectfully
calls the attention of the public to the
Important fact that he has just received
MS large and complete stock Of Tall
ana Winter Clothing, which is now
ready for inspection. Particulars next
week. Us
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
DYSPEPGiA AND LIVER coMPi AMT

Nearly ho!i the h:man race have taken these
rms, IL has bccn proved in all parts Of ths
world, that nothing has been found equal 10 lhcIn
=, cases OF disorder Of the liver, dyspepsia and.
stomach compIaints generally. They soon eiyD
healthy tone 10 these organs, however inuc'r
dGrangcd, and whom all othGr mcans haYn iaile6
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
DIR. c. McLANE'S
Liver Pills & Vermifuge
El7pHGyE.N

DIR. J. SCOTT, regular pYedua,c and phys
can OF extensive practice and experience, .T'
Guced 10y conm"rdsble desire 20 allc,iW'e ~
man funerrg. as vel as TO excel, has effected
an lHiPROil.HEHT ON the original IIvrr
PiLLzond NErnirrCE OF DIX. G. McLsnE, having,
prepared ulese remedies rs the medical paIlD,r
OF DR.. {. SleLane, for many years.
Our Improved Liver Piis and Ncsmiluge pcs
srss greater efficacy ard are tncrc n,iG "a their
"fc'stton than the Liver Phi ard fcrn,ingC pre-
pared cccorSing to thc oTiGire! recipe OF DR.. {.
McLShe. We mako this dctlfrgtion ~ dcrFtsn-
dingiy, and recommend them 10 the afflicted o.
being both pleasant ard curative, aud bclICl @
them superior TO any ether Liver Pill CT Nt:m,-
nge ever prepared. ....' .'r~f
Read Certificate Of DR.. C. McLasC, ieIUw
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
GENERAL. DEBILITY CO. ILL HEALTH,

Many OF the most dcspotic Governments h0ye
opcno" 'noir custom Houses 10 The Wtroduct ion'
Of these Pills, that they may become tho 1op,Ii.
c!hes OF the naascs. Learned Colleges ADM:
That ths medicine is the best remedy ever known
or persons Of delicate health, or where thc sys.
EN- has been impaired, ~ Its nygoratng pio-
critics mover fail Tn afford roll, =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20

= asg" The Daily Cieoelaadey,' pub
tsShed at Cleveland, o., has come out
,3r Fillmore and Donclson. So goes
'ne revolution in Ohio.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
Appointments of the Western Virginia
Conference, NJ. P. Church.

We are indebted to Rev. P. r. Laish-
ley, President of the Western Va. Con-
ference of the M. P. Church, for the
following list Of appointments made at
the recent session of that body: -
p. n, LAIsuLEy. Presidents
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20

John A Ollie,
~ ClIANrGnv
Perkins a. Baldwin,
Pursuant TO tho provisions ora Decree Of the
Circuit Court Of Preston, rendered at ;ts Spring
leTm 1896 III the above named suit, will on
the LIST day OF October term Of the County Court
of Proston, sell upon credit Of one, two or
three years, 1922 Acres Of Laud in the county
of RandolPh, on the Fast side of Cheat river.
nearly opposite the mouth Of Licking crock -
rms tract OF Land is but few miles from tho
town Of Rowlcsburg, is well timboycd onI h,
a considerable improvement thereon. The pur-
chaser will give bond and approx cd security,
bearing interest from day Of sale
EDWARD c. BUNKER,
September Q, 1856. Commissioner.
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NoNowdy's Pills ore ths 6c8t Rcmcdv
hnown az tie osorM for tho
toNomiHg Diseases;
Asthma Ciarrhoca rrS.,,.,;
Bowc comrl's Dropsy inf,Teaza
Coughs Debility Innan,r,' ,,.-,..'
C"'"s Fever sBd ACue ' cncrealAGuo
C"os' diseases Eemale cOmpiis tons
Costyencss Headaches Worns ,r ar
dyspepsia lnward weakness kinds
Itnno Efnrcf Secondary symp- Liver c0myIIs
Lowncss Of spirits torls Piles
>, ~ Sold at tho Manufactures OF p Iofosscr
HOLLOWAY So Maiden Lane, New York and
Zai strand London, By all responsible DrursiBta
ana Dealers in Medicine throughout tbe United
states, and tho civilized world, in boxes, at 96
cents, 62l2 cents, and 81 each, 81.
, " There issa considerable 0ari5g by taking
o. ~ IS, Directions Cor tho guidance OF patients
IN cvcfydIsordcr are afhxtd 20 each box
December /. 1906 COW
Steer Creek, Va, huc. &c, 1856. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20

B9- SIXTEEN papers in California
support Fillmore and Donelson. One
weekly paper only supports Frcwont
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-09-20
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

no female, young or old, should ha without
this celebrated medicine. j. corrctt.a and rcgu.
iStes The monthly courses at all pcriods, act.r,y
III many cases like charm. 1T is also Ito bcst
and safest med cnU that ca be given 10 gI,lrr
OF all ages, aud for any complaint conscquent-
y no iGmily ShoSId be withVutlt.
The daily union., 1856-01-31
oFrIcIAL.

TEeAnuRs DxrARaAssr, December 1, issa..
Notice is hereby holders Of stocks Of uned states
thai h department will Of 100000 OF
said stocks time The may offered prior
is day Of June and will pay therefor following prices
For sock OF the loan OF 1884, prenna Of 10 cent For
loans of los7 aud lss pasa 10 For
Of 1850, commonly called Texan
ny stock premium OF And fpr stock ~ The Of
lsi6, iah November, isid II
Treasury prior isi day Of January peum Of 81 per
received between the ist January s S day of March
Of per and received aer the SlSi March,
and prior 10 said Isl OF June premium of ~ cent
Interest viii be allowed s,oekr le specified
in the certificates from the i july last assigned win the nc
pal Of the eeneae received prior he ia January hsG AMER
thai date he ntarest viii be allowed addition TO The premium
from h January the Of receipt In both
seller.
Certificates transmitted this department the present
should be duly asfigDed United (
halt years interest ~ the January nex0 party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money.
Payment for these stocks will made by
II Boston, New York, Philadelphia, pae
entitled to receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE, -
Secretary Of the Treasury
n.. Id IIuae,f
The daily union., 1856-01-31
English, French, and American Fashions, 1895.

lyEORGE FOX has arrived wiad's Hotel Washington
u Ia The delay attending the alton OF The House.
ter consrauGion that the
aatona legislature
settle upon popular candidate In his
capacity tailor, representing
continues receive tue distinguished and unanimous suapes
the people He has had the faculty
fashion, them Ia one un
divided sentiment The House of Representatives
loss for leader time, bui the OF fashion
always organised The fashions in The plastic hand Of the
skill Of the artist what she disoTganxed eeens Of
tive assembly the genius Of the The
the of the artist tha other il subdued BY
hat the latter
Fox to the popular assembly Of fashion We have thus far
tucd parallel, but parallels only closely
thence they divrrge and thus
our leaders Of politics. The speaker Of fashion
designate
The right and ngh, right
when he applies leader is
yer his money Both equally well and safely
Jan 29-d3t T,g T-T
The daily union., 1856-01-31
COMM ERCIAL.


".'r @## New YonK, jan 20, 1856.
The spring business thus far has been promise rather
than of performances nevertheless the confidence
entertained in large and lucrative business. The mporta-
ons goods have been early and the
in better varied than those
offerings at the time the correspondents city
chants generally small stocks Of goods in the country
stores with abundance of pay and purchase The
winter has beep one, but the quantity of
the ground while protects winter crops ayors the
nal activity of trade giving the shopkeepers the
making good their accounts while it delays their coming
the city The small comparative business of the past year
has face of the large sales of produce generally kept
exchanges against the Atlantic cities of this strngency
of money in New York is evidence and active spring
business will this operation bringing the money
back At this there less demand in the city, the
spring paper of the obbers having been
charged and the fall paper yet matured The for
money occasoned by these latter payments will be compen
sated by receipts from the country anything like existing
hopes fulfilled. Last year money continued fall
value until June and its rise in New York seemed to draw
quantities of money other States The report
the Exchange Bank Richmond shows that up October
had discounted S. 900 Of northern paper pa able in New
York-a quantity than double that of 1852 and the
maturity Of which has affected exchanges here adversely
Throughout the South and similar state of affairs In
degree has existed the direct consequence being that
notwithstanding the export of the metals nearly ceased
and arrivals continue fair the accumulation New York is
millions less than at the period last year IL fol-
lows that the spring progresses
the city, 1t will fall in value while there every prospect
Of its abroad The subsdng Of the peace rumors before
the loans brought forward will affect them unfayor
ably and both the Banks of France and England seem de-
sous retard the rise in money until loans shall have
been subscribed The specie the has
as folIowsl
The daily union., 1856-01-31
United states Court OF Claims.

THH undersigned, John q. Of city NJ
Thompson, ~ Washington, D. O. attorneys cooneor.
ss asociatcd for the legal
ors of government, in the Count Of Claims.
They VIII Immediate careful
mstters Washington which
by gentlemen of the profession and csoanss cf New
York, or elsewhere 10 any part of the Union.
They may be consulted nj time personally ny letter either
New Washington.
which have been
be furnished Al upon sppisaon parties ntere-ed
John O. DEvEREUX,
No % Broadway, corner wr street. New York city
M. THOMPSON
Washington city,
BJ never commissioner of,he Court of Claims.
Jan 3i-3tawtnf ffnteL1
The daily union., 1856-01-31

thoroughly acquainted with the Indian lingo he Is also
they will no doubt do great service.
There is painful rumor ahoat her that the schooner
Matthew Nassar has been lost down che coast with all
hands board have tried trace out the particulars
but cannot hear anything definite.
learn from very good authority that the Indians are
able 10 bring 5000 warriors into the war and
that they are all or less supplied with guns rifles
and have Tor the last three years been quietly gathering
together ammunition and material for this grand struggle
These Indians are totally different from the luwercoast
tribes and really brave and so you may
judge what kind OF force Gen. Wool should have
tend successfully against them.
company OF United States Dragons have lately been
added 10 the generals forces They game across from
Missouri, and got in by the way Of Umpqua. They
ITO strong
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
According 10 the San Francisco papers, large number
ofrecruits have left that city join Walker In the aBo-
leun othcsF OF Costa Rca find portion of the mes
sage of the perpetual President OF Guatemala There is
nothing OF very great importance in the document
H. aments the death Of the Minister of the Interior
who has deceased during The Of the Chambers.
The republic continues vsiby progressing according
the President Her foreign relations remain peaceful and
The proposed treaty with Spain has been concluded
but II. O. N. has sent special mission to Guatemala,
and the President has also accredited penpotenary
Madrid.
The President aludes TO- and lments the condition of
affairs in the neghborng republic OF Mexico The
sye revolutions in the latter country have nteered with
intended to facilitate commercial transactions between
the two countries but his exceency hopes that peace
will soon enable them to bring the negotiation
minaton
The President has been very busy endeavorng to
establish peace throughout Central America Having for
two years sustained defensive struggle against the a
gessons of Honduras he determined to conclude the diff
cues at Through the good offices of the
OF San Salvador peace arranged but Honduras not
being sincere and the pretended treaty being only trap
meant TO throw Guatemala off her guard, the President
marched upon Honduras and joining his army 10 that Of
the Hondurenos, who already combating the yran-
ny of those who perng the independence Of the
pubcn and after few battles highly honorable to the
Gnaiemaecos, he entirely routed General Cabanas who
thereupon went to join Walker, and ask his assistance
As regards Nicaragua the President says: Recent
events and perhaps the WEAKNESS produced by long
strife have made the necessity of repoe be felt in Ncar
aqua and accordingly arrangement has been made by
virtue of which hostes have ceased and IN impartial
has been established My sincere desire
is that the peace should be consolidated and that under its
shade Nicaragua may recover from the losses which
prolonged disorders have necessarily occasoned."
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Markets.

New YoRx, Jan. S0.-Flour is frmer-sales OF lOO 900
barrels straight State at IS Al good Ohio $s south
S8 ST. Wheat is firm sales of 500 bushels southern
red 81 ss Corn is still quietsaes of 900 bushels
mixed at 90 cents Pork Is firm sales 500 barrels mess
at SIS 81 Beef quetsalss of $50 barrels Chicago re-
packed at Sl4 75 Lard rmsales of 800 barrels at
for Ohio.
baltimore, Jan. 300wing to the continued suspension
of navigation, receipts Of all articles very light
actions limited. Prices may be quoted unchanged.
Flour quiet; Howard street and Ohio at s8 so City
Mills, ss 81. Wheat-good to prime reds 81 90 ST. 95;
good to prime whites, 81 So 05. Corn-white 20 a rs
yellow, 10 "a cents. Provisions quiet and the
stock light Mess pork is quoted at SIG rs SI7. Bacon
shoulders, 81 cents; sdes 91f cents Hams, llk l2Ia
cents Lard in barrels lo cents in kegs, Il1S 1I21
cents
The daily union., 1856-01-31

THr WORLD suRRouyDgD By STARS Axe srRtpvs Tho
Providence Journal has the following elorifyng calcu
lauon
The American tonnage Of this country now fpures mn
100000 tons and viii make the very respectable fleet Of
bi00 ships Of 900 each And II the tonnaqe Of Tho
fleet be figured out in Yankee clippers of 200 tons each
and placed the equatorial line around this globe each
skipper may speak the in line by raising hs voice
little above The ordinary pitch shipbosrd, round The
whole circumference Of the globe War would be a terri.
bic calamity TO this immense feet and England would not
isre better with her commercial marine II 100000
little ess than our own
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Madame Devos,
From Pavis and Ne,o y,

sg3g From Paris aud Neo York.
MADAME DEvOs's millinery arrived, and is now opened
vi The Lakes, 504 avenue TO
which the altsnon the ades Of Washgon Sq
respectfully invited. u.fs- 'Ht =. a. !. -
Ian 24-lf "a
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Dec -d,lslJuneif

IA IsaEs ROCK EIt's French a d English HaaTain ng
III and Day School for young adias aJ4 between 9th
7th The
Monday February Circulars be obtained Of the prue
pals and at the bookstoes.
Jan 3u--dG
The daily union., 1856-01-31
b Y Il z L Il @ X A PH III. .
From Neto York.

New YoRK, JAM 3O.No tdings yet of the Cunard steam
Arabia, fully due at Halifax. esss Ef }G#n ~
The weather continues cold and the ferry
perience the greatest difficulty in crossing the river
quence of the ice Has
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Fatal Erplosion of a Boiler.

BALrIMoRE, January 3OThe boiler of the Canton Iron
Works, owned by H. ID. Lawrence exploded this morning
killing and severely inuring several Others two
whom, it is thought, will not survive.
The daily union., 1856-01-31

THE New Bine Book, 1900. Regis
jus, published giving the sas- locations, Ne of
all and other psbc officers
and naval In the service md Of the United States
forrc md condition all ships and vessels
United States. and when huilr
pensaon of a employed Coneees nnv
department ocer voune price
90 '''S~
Can be cent hy mail any part Of the
For sale In Washington by TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan ~ near Ninth atyeet
The daily union., 1856-01-31

money may here be worth less than there for
period.
win II some extensive demand for bills
This demand however, scarcely sasains the bills
which closes for the Boston ~ s The ssles
new Orleans are heavy at 81 and the receipts Of bills
the South generally good The export Of specie
this port for the past week has, therefore, small bat
the interior demand has been nearly 100000 causing d.
inshed reserve in the city banks which, nevertheless
nae 10 Increase their discounts The weekly return Is
follows
The daily union., 1856-01-31
Decrease from June 90, 9,63i $50 8s,93l377 7ss5s s3


The decline has been s7s o37 in addition to ali the
Mexican Australian, and California supplies in the same
period making hundred millions In seven month,
and the In the Bank of France reduced an
B low figure with the drain Of specie still unchecked either
India the theatre Of Tho only of stopping
IL from peace and that, at the latest accounts was
rapidly evsporstng while the expedients for supplying
gold through paper operations seriously dis
cpssed. II the goes on, the gold demand must in
eytaby be increased and already exceeds the regular
supplies The alternative presented b very high rates
Of interests 10 per ceu-or suspension. The latter
the most probable unless the harvest for the year
should prove very abundant In Europe
and gold be supplied by expedcnts until can be realized
The stock gold In the United States very large not
less than $3.50 100000 nearly much estimated
stock in Great Britain The United States are now how
ever out Of debt and this gold be obtained but for
equivalents Formerly under the system credits eman
ting from the late National Bank all the gold in the United
States at tho command Of the Bank Of England and il
drew IL reentessly than occasion. Now
through the admirable subreasury system, buwark Of
defence set up, protecting the currency from the financial
schemes Of England She has Is estimated 500 900 600
Of gold In circulation, which may be marked up by issuing
81 notes and egazng paper money Tho $3.50 900 900 10
circulation in the United States be reached but bv
took place under the Regulation OF the old "monser"
The amount Of bank circulation Ia large pro-
portion TO the whole currency small compared with
that Of 1885, Thus the currency nearly follows
The daily union., 1856-01-31
To Members Of Congress, and Others.

TOR RENTA frstclass furnished dwelling house, built
modern style, with gas,
and furnished
Apply PREMISES No. 4l9 18th street, streets
office. j.. j. MILLER
Dec 2--dn Corner 7th Louisiana avenue.
The daily union., 1856-01-31

II UOOGBckA'N Peukrtvs. genuine bn,,p MT
IL personally from The manufacturers shened
emen patterns, Of one 10 four bades In buck ivory
handles. FRANCK TAYLOR
Ian
The daily union., 1856-01-31

sKssHIn AND APPROPRIATE MONUMENTAL free church
IL to be built In New York monument 10 Bishop Vain
wright