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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-04

Irregular DEMOCRATIC CANDrDATE-FoR TRus.
IL tee OF Common Schools Of the Fourteenth ward,
DANIEL CONNOLLY.
c,Y%-u VI mn BRocKLYN DEMOCRATIC REPU ar.
~ can regular domination,
ron ALDERMAN.
JAMES n. DEL NFCCHr0,
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TRUST SALE.

In pursuance Of a Trust executed TO me.
as trustee, by John jenkins TO secure Ger.
tain debts therein named, | will on the
Fourth Monday qr april nc1t HsI
in front Of the Court House door. in Nor
ganlown proceed 10 sell oil lha, tract of
land which the said John jenkins now re .
sides upon il being the same land that was
conveyed TO said Jenkins BY Dr.. C.. Dorsey
and wife, by deed recorded in The Clerks of.
fee Of he county Cour. Of Mopongalio coun
ty, IN Book 20, Page 253 & a, TO which deed
reference is given for quantity OF laud aud
iurther description Of the satne, Tor cash to
The highest, Selling as trustee, VIII only
convey such title as is vested in me by said
trust Deed. Hr IL. FITCH
March 30, 1866. Tuslse,
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Ng Public Celebration.

Monongalia Division, No. 81, of the
Sons Of temperance, Virginia,
Will have public procession IN Regala, at
Motgmtown, on the l4th day of May next.
There will be public Address delivered,
and other ceremonies performed, appropriate
10 the occasions. The members Of the Order
belonging TO other Divisions, both in Virgi
MIA and Pennsylvania, are cordially aud ear
nesuy invited TO attend and participate in
the proceedings of the day. ~.
Lady Visiters Of other Divisions will re
ceive cheerful greeting and hearty wei.
come from their Sisters of No. 81.
Arrangements will be made for the com.
fort and accommodation of all. 1st .ls.
ssl8 By Order Of the Commiuee 4,
Of arrangement.
April 10, 1856.
0-y- N. B,--papers friendly TO the cause
will please pass il along. M
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AnEERrcAM MnnrrTTcs.

msy~ A meeting ofthe Americans of
Monongalia will be held Morgantown
on MONDAY NEXT Court day y
The election Of a Delegate to the State
Convention at Staunton, will be among
the important items of business pre-
sentcd for action.
We hope the meeting will be we'll at
tended, for the interests of the party
require that we be represented in the
State Convention at Stanton, on the
9th Of May. That body will form an
Electoral Ticket, and organize our for
ces for the Presidential canvass, and it
isoxpedicnt thatth counties generally
send their Delegates. Come in, on
Monday, and help 70 push on the
American column.
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qlg AilG11gAM UNION,
NopGANroWs, SATURDAY. APRIL Is, 1856.
PAY Dag coSrzMal

Friends and Patrcns---you who have
boen reading the Union thus long, and
have neglected to "pay the Printer -
We have word for your ears, conf,
9entiaRy, of course. We have prom
isad to pay'a considerable sum of cash,
on the first day of May, 1856, and the
PROMISES were made in expectation
that you would "fork up" your sub
scriptions by that time. Again, on the
18th of May, another due-bill natures.
Now, as we have scarcely a man on our
list but who can send or bring us the
amount of one years subscription in
time to enable us to meet pressing en-
easemcnts, we rely on them to do it, in
response to this friendly appeal. Don't
neglect us, if you please.
nes. We cannot now leave home on
o collecting tour, and hence we would
rather take $1.50 from allwho will pay
their subscriptions by the first or 10Th
of the coming month. Our terms en-
title us to $500 from each subscriber,
SO that you have chance to save SO
cents, and enable us to save our credit.
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xSeiskell g. swearingen, wheeling

The advertisement of this firm, Mcr-
chants and Jobbers in the Dry Goods
line, will be found in our columns
Any of our merchants visiting Wheel
ing will find gentlemanly firm and
beautiful assortment ofgoods, selling
upon accommodating terms, by calling
at Heiskcll and Swearingen's, corner
of Market and Union streets. Our
former townsmah, John Durbin, is ope-
rating in this establishment, and will
be glad to see old friends call on them.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26

WRITTEN FOR THE AMERICAS UNION,
For the use and benefit Of The Voters IF
District No. 1, Ia Shot0 a0hat true De.
mocracy as called By tie party claim
w ing that name. 49, aaetj
MIR. EDITOR ~ Forthe purpose above spc-
Gifted will give true line Of proceedings
OF the primary meeting of the democracy
held at Clinton Furnace on the Eth inst
The meeting, according to previous ar.
rangement, was called to order about half
past 2 O'Clock, p. ~, and the Honorab BILE
Hamilton West was appointed Chairman. -
Then followed several eloquent addresses by
Messrs. VIM. c. Wilson, Coon Shultles-
worth, Heck, and others. Mr.. Wilson held
that democracy should rule in electing dis
trio, officers. such as Magistrates, Overseers
OF the Poor, and CoDstables, for which last
office he declared himself a candidate, and
if he should fortunately be elected he would
Try under oath to be as merciiul TO Wings
aud Know Nothngs as he would be to his
friends, the democrats. Al this crisis one
OF his opponents, from the upper end Of the
district accused him Of trying 10 carry water
on both shoulders bu, he deiiied the asser-
ton, saying he was true son Of democracy
from head 10 foot. The other gentlemen
spoke mostly OF duties Of officers, and the
organization OF their meeting, which was
Difficult, natter as some Of them thought the
meeting too near The lower end of the dis.
tric,, and Others contended that ii was the
right point, as their friends were mostly
there. So they lel, II TO vote whether 10
organize or not, which vote carried for or
ganzing. This being done, the following
resolutions were passed:
list, That Jesse Shuitlesworth, Uriah Steel,
and Jacob Jacobs should be Commissioners
to receive votes.
I'd, That Samuel Shu,tlesworth should call
the votes. H
Now, matters being thus far arranged
little difficulty arc Sc IS TO who should and
who should not be entitled 10 vote, when
The following resolution was proposed by
Mr. J. M. Heck, seconded by the above
named Coon, aud was carried: n
81, Be il resolved that all men over the
age of 81 years who will pledge themselves
meeting, and vote for the nominees az the
May election, shall be entitled TO vote, and
4th That no man should be named as
candidate only true democrat, and who
would be subject TO this pledge.
9Th, That the following be nom
mated for Magistrate -. Joseph Sbu(tles.
worth, Moses Steel, Alpheus Holland John
Meredith, Asa Hall, Da6iel Hall, j. M. Heck
and Isaac Reed. III f
9Th. Nominations for Constable Wm. G.
Wilson, Alfred Ftum, and Tao. e. Howell
18th, Nominations for Overseer of The Poor:
Lewis Williams, Moses Kincaid, The latter
gentleman declined, thinking The pledge too
hard and prcierrpg a free ticket.
The votes were then called, and ont Of 80
votes tho following men were nominated 3:
Magistrates Moses Steel, lsasc Reed J.
M, Heck, and Joo. Meredith i6 n
Constables VIM Wilson, Andrew Frum.
0,erseer Of tho Poor Lewis Williams.
SPECTAToR
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q p RI w q!

When Spring Comes all nature casts of it's
wiihered and decaycd appearances, and every
thing springs fortl, with anew and beautiful form.
This, whom properly considered, is one Of the
most beautiful and wisely arranged orders In ma
turc with man il should DO his constant study ;
Tor the preservation of his health and the com
fort Of his body he should always adopt that
which is suitable to bis age and the season, like
nature. In the Spring he should cast off all his
worn and scufred ont clothing, and procure such
as arc suitable TO the season. In SO doing, no
will End one Of the most wisely arranged and
carefully selected stocks Of Clothing at tho cell
cbra,cd CLOTHING HoUsE Of FED ERLEfCHT
CO., %. II. sTiNE,s,) High street, Morgan.
town, Va, one which is suitable TO all seasons,
and one which comprises everything thata gen-
'eman may wish TO put In his wardrobe, and at
'uoh pricos as cannot fail 20 gisesatisfaction to
tytfv one 5s
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance ola Deed of Trust executed
to me as Trustee on The 25th day of Decem.
ber 1854, by Caleb Trippel,, TO secure Ger.
tain debts therein named, will, r..
On the fourth Monaay IN this Month,
IN front of the Court. house door in Morgan
iown, IN The county Of Monougala, and state
OF Virginia, proceed 10 sell for Cash, 10 the
highest bidder, the following TRACTS OF
LAND, TO wit: One conveyed to the said
Tuppeu by Edgar c.. Wilson, containing
lhlriy-fve acres zone containing thiry. five
acres purchased Of George Cramer agent for
Henry Schroeder; also thirty acres purchased
OF Evans s. Thomas Pindull; likewise all tho
interest the said Tdppe,t has in and to any
Land in the said county Of Monongala. The
tide to The above specified Land is thought
TO be good, but selling as Trustee | shall on
" convey such title as is vested in me by
said Trust Deed. EH.
AZ. 1911. J. FITCH, Trustee.
April 10, 1856.
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,a'EkSJS'E' SAFE


VI '"IuUVIO HUHU III IiCStUH UUUHIJ.
PURSUANT to tho provisions OF n decd of
Il trust executed by David Watson :, in his il fe
time, to the subscriber as Trustee, for the use
Of Samuel Beall, dated the 18th day of Eovem-
bor, 1919, and now of record in the County
Court OF Preston, will sell at public auction -,
Tor cash, before the courthouse in Kingwood,
On Monday Tie 1914 dug Of Nay nent,
being Court day,--T'wo Tracts oc Land in
SAID county, on the waters OF Decker's Creek
The first tractis known as Watsou's home farm
on which he then lived, containing ninety-three
acres, more or less. The other Tract adioins
The trst-named tract, and is known as tho State
Land, containing about sixty-six acres of Land.
by reference to said decd, moro full dcscrip-
ton OF said two tracts OF Land can be obtained
The title is believed to be good, but will con-
yey such title rs is vested iH me- this 22d day Of
February, 1856. wr JOHN p. BYRNE, E
Feb. 80, 1866. Trustee
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
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WHY ARE WE SICK!

II has been the lot Of the human race TO he
weighed down by disease and suffering. EIo,-
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constitutions. Professor Holloway personally
experiments the manufacture Of his medicines
III tho United States, and offers them to free
and enlightened people, as the best remedy the
world ever saw for the removal Of dsease.
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90 N NH.

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[ In every county In tho United Statcs, to sell the
mosi popular and entertaining BOOK ever pub.
l'shed in America, entitled 81 st,.-s =, -
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This great ma ionul work of the History OF Sam
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BEore New Goods.

George M. Hagans & Co., have just
received and are Offering at their coun-
ter, their Spring assortment of Dress
Goods for ladies and gents, as we'll as
complete variety of other articles,
Usually orunusually found in our stores.
Call and see them.
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LAND SALE.
Jacob Erwin, ct al, ! -#
VS.. In CUANCERY

William Cress, ct al rvHTI HN
DURSUANT to the decree rendered in the
Il foregoing case at tho Spring term of the
Cnc0it Court of Preston County, 1856, ], Gnsta-
vus Cresap, Especial COMMISSIONER appointed
in said case, viii proceed to sell the and in the
bill and proceedings mentioned, at the front
door of the Court House in Kingwood, on the
l2M day IF Nay nert, -.
ia being Cour, day. to the highest bidder, upon
acfedit OF one. Two and throo ears, the purcha-
ser giving bond with approved security, bearing
interest from the day OF sale, and a lien .retan-
cd until the purchase money is paid Said land
is situate on the cas-, side of Cheat river, about
mile from Albrighrs Mill, upon whichis erect
ed valuable stone Dwelling House and other
improvements. About 20 acres Of cleared Land
are, in good condition for cultivation. Said
Land is also valuable for It's timber and min erals,
Stone Coal aud Iron Ore, there being a Furnac
IN active operation adjoining said Land, on
Muddy Creek, Preston County, Virginia. Said
Land is known MS tho Jacob Cross land and v III
be sold IN Lots TO suit purchasers, or all in one
lot; as may be deemed most advisable there
being about $50 acres in all. The title is sup
posed to BIO good, but will only make such title
as ~ vested IN me as Commissioner.
&. CRESAP, Commissioner
$ April l2, 1856. az. HaU . -.
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aI ..a LAND SALE. ;. Ike. Il.
Elizabeth Foreman, &c.1 L.gal.s. -a
vs. r"et9" IN Chancery

'"' Il" S'INNSC'y y
Jas. &. Foreman, ct al .ra. ..s.'.
PURSUANT TO the decree rendered in the
L foregoing case at the Spring term Of tho
Slrcut Court OF Preston county, 1856, !, Robert
T.: Oowan,a special Commiss 10 n er in said cause,
viii proceed to sell the Land in the bill and pro.
ceedings mentioned, at the front door OF the
Court House in Kingwood, on the 70 aaD
800 y 12M day ofHay ncrt, AGED
IT being Court day )to the highest bidder, upon
a)creditof ], and 3 years, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security, bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and lien retained until
the purchase money is paid. Said Land will be
sold free from the widows dover; she agreeing
to be compensated out OF the money arising from
the sale. The Land proposed to be sold con-
slss Of about 225 acres, lying on the waters Of
Cheat River and Muddy Creek, and was formerly
owned by Joseph Foreman, now deceased "a
portion of which is improved and upon which is
erected comfortable log Dwelling House aud
other outbuidiugs. The title is supposed to be
good, but j will only make such title as is vest
ell in me as Commissioner. s.. ,r.......-r.. ..
ROBERT L. CoWAN, Comm'r.
April 10, 1856. o. g - I IL. ~ wv
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BLACKSMPrHlNG.

THE subscriber has commenced the aboye
business al Mr.. John Sincait's Smithshop,
on Vests Run Monongalia county, wbefe
le will attend promptly TO all orders in his
line Of business.
SH0BtNG neatly done az so cents round,
and other work in proportion. He is well
supplied with Oliphonrs best Nail and other
Iron BENZ Y. WATSON
hpfllAi0, 1900 423t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
THESE PILLs PURIFY THE BLOOD

These famous Pills are expressly combined
to operate on the stomno h, the liver, the kdncya,
Tie lungs, the skin and the bowels correcting
any arrangement IN their functions, purifying
the blood, tho very fountain OF life, and thus
cufInp dlSCnsc IN ali IL r,rInn --------
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READ! EsEAD!! EeEAD!M

A.. .srse MoRcANrowS, Va, Sept. II, 1859
This Is 10 CertVyi That have examined the
Recipe FOR preparing McLane's Improved Vcr-
nifuge and Liver Pills by DIR. /. Scott who has
been IN THE HABIT OF PREPARING AMI USING MY
ORIGINAL MEDICINES IN NY OFFICE during the last
THIRTEEN YEARS, and that L believe he has IN
PROVED THEM. make the above statement
the more willingly as / have no interest in them
tchdterer. would further state that have fire.
quently usedhs Celebrated WHITE CIRcAssIAN
LiNIMENT in my practice, with the happiest eff
fleets, and That can constellation sly fecomm end
it. ~ ate g.aa C.. McLANE, NJ. d.
All the above Medicines prepared solely un.
der the supervision of DR.. L. Scott. Sold by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere .... 49,
The genuine Dr. c. McLanes IMPROVED Liver
Pills and IMPROVED Yermifuge are signed Dr.. J..
Scott & Co., accompanied by certificate OF C..
McLanc. The genuine Celebrated White Cir
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companied with signature of I. Scott, NJ. D.
, eat .4 DR.. i. SCOTT s. Co, t....
Sole Proprietors,
Bank Place, Morgahtown, Va.
January !, 1856. Is.' IN. III .... ......s
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Ho1loway's PWs are tile best Reaicdv
knoVn IN the World fol, tho

N"0Wn az TIE u0rld Tor ha
toN0WiRg Diseases -
Asthma Diarshoca INDIGESTION
Bowel comPLts Dropsy Iufmenzn
Coughs DebuHy Inflammation
Soids Fever and iEuc Eencreai Alice
Chest diseases Fcmale commits tc,,.
COsycness Uoadacbcs Warm. az al
Dyspepsia Inward weaLross .r,3s
stone Crave Secondary symp- Live- e,mg''tI
Lowness Of Spiuts toms -. = latsr.f
- "%% SOLD az tho Mann factories of a.csso.
HOLLOWAY, SO Maiden Lane, New iaI., srd
241 Strand London, by nl responsible urlse.s,s
and Dealers in Medicine throughou, .ua .iIoI
States, and the civilized world, in boxes, a.. -
cents, GA cents, and 81 each.
=, IL There lie a considerable saving by tANuk
the larger sizes.
n. b. Directions for the guidance OF pa,ionsa
in avery disorder are aff& cd to each boz.
December !, 1855. COZ
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
FEMALE GnMaLAiMTS.

NO female, young or old, should be witlrous
TINS celebrated medicine. 1t correc,s and repu-
ia'cs The monthly courses at all periods, act,ng
in many cases like charm. IL Is also ibs he =;
and safest medicine that can be gives to Children
OF all ages, and forany compliant; CONSEQUENT.
~ no family should be without it.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
GENERAL DEBiLITY-Il,L HEAL IN

many OF The most dcSpotc Governments hl,s
opened their Custom Houses 10 the introduction
of these Pills, that they NAV become the lnedi
cincs of tho masses. Learned Colleges adnit
that this medicine IL The 81 remedy Ever known
or persons Of delicate health, or whore IN svs-
EN- has been Impaired, as its ingigora.iay pro-
critics novcr N In ofi,cr3 ,.Eoc o 0.-'''o -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CoMpl ART

Nearly half the human race have taken these
Pills. 1t has been proved in all parts Of the
world, that nothing has been found equal to the M
IN cases OF ciiorder Of tho liver, dyspepsia and
stomach complaints generally. They soon rive
a healthy tone to these organs however much
deIanged. am Mhen all dor .na ha w. "a On
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-04-26

Commissioners Sale of Valuable Land
IA IN PRESTON COUNTY, a.a
EIzaC. Lazior, tai, PIGs., TN Pursuance
ID VS.. r.... ... 4 of Decree
Ferguson jenkins ,etaI, Der,s.} Of the Circuit
John lianway's Ex'cr., g8s } CourtofPreston
VS.. County rendered
Ferguson jenkins, J in these causes
the Undersigned, MS Commits sioner named in said
Decree, will sell at the front door Of the Court
House in Kingw0od,a E."1 a,'. N.'
On Monday tho 18th of March, next,
lbenE Court-day,) three several TRACTS Of
LAND, lying in said county, on the waters OF
Upper S"ndyB one tract. cohtaing I25 acrcS,--
one other tract containing I5S acres, and the
remaining tract containing CT acres. ..#...
shall sell the first named tract first, as dircc-
ted by said Decree, which tract is described in
a deed from John ,Hanway and wife and G.. u. C..
Allen and wife TO said Jenkins, dated Sih Sep
TENDER, lSi9, on credit OF 3, 6 and 0 months,
taking bond with good security from the purcha-
ser, bearing interest from the day OF sale, for
the purchase money. The femainRgt two tracts
VIII DC sold on the same terms..r. . ..
The titles of said Tracts OF Land are consd-
cred good, but selling as commissioner, Il shall
only sell such title as am authorized by virtue
OF said decree. *sR - .JoHNP. BNRNE,
February 9, 1856. Is rr Commissioner.
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Second Stock shis Scus0u!

'ScCOseeS 3tSGOCE sRtS season.
ofbeautiul and choice Goods, opened for IN
spection on Wednesday and Thursday, the 10th
ana nth insts. We confidently invite your in
spectIon OF our Stock, believing as we do, that
u cannot be excelled in the city, and we have
no hesitation in inviting comparison.
Our DRESS GOODS, lust received
by the steamers Persia and A,Iantc, have been
selected IN New York, principally from tho
well known houses Of Mossrs, Stewart s. Co.,
Beck q CO., Arnold, Constable s. Co.., Snd Ubs-
dell, Picrson, Lake g. Co., which is sufficient
guarantee that the styles arc of the most FASH
ionabie, and recent designs imported. gg -
Our EMBROIDERIES are chiefly
OF our own importation, thereby enabling us TO
offer superior Inducements, both in newness Of
design and price.
Our stock of MANTILLAS are of
the importation of Geo. Bulpin & Co. Many
novelties not to be found elsewhere. "a
Wc would beg leave to call particular atten-
hon TO our stock Of LINENS, imported by our
selves; and TO stock of Staple and House.
keeping Goods, all of whic h we will sell atyory
low prices. EaHel. as
IL is our intention TO offer superior advanta-
gcs to purchasers, aud by continued fair dealing
TO merit the confidence of tho public.
IL Mr.. JOHN w. DURBIN, formerly of Nor
gantown, is engaged with us, and will be pleas
ed TO receive any order entrusted to him, which
he viii faithfully discharge, and forward as di-
rected Immediately. 5oh
HEiSKELL & swEARINGEN.
wheeling, Va, April Ia, 1896. Do I'd