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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07
The Lntc severe weather.

The newspapers ate bearing sorrow.
iui testimony to the severity of the late
cold weather andthe reciials Of its effects.
The Malboro.' Maryland, Gazette
reports that :during the heavy snow.
storms on Monday last Miss Virginia.
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Clayett resi-.
ding near that place, aud negro girl,
were irozento death. 1t appears that
the deceased was ono visit To- her brotb.
erin law, (Mr. VIM. /. B erry,) and.
having been informed of the illness off,
servant woman in one ofthe quarters.
some distance from the dwelling. she
determined 10 go and see offer tho
sick. and accompanied by negro girl.
started, bat had not gone far before
they were SO completely surrounded by
heavy drifts aud blinded by the wind
aud falling snow that they could not &c,
to the house, and when found they were
standing erect, almost entirely covered
in the diff. and life was extinct. Miss
9. was very amiable young lady, be-
loved by all who knew her. The un-
fortunate deceased was in the twenty.
Iourth year OF her age
A brief paragraph in the Baltimore
American tells the painful story of the
Perishing of family of four. mother
and three children. 1t says:
"We learn that on "Wednesday morn.
ing Mrs. Reinecker and her three chill.
dren. living near Sellers Point, were
found dead in their house. A man who
lives in the neighborhood, and for whose
family Mrs. r. had been in the habit OF
sewing, called at the house to get some
work done, and found the bodies fro.
zen. having evidenty persisted with the
cold. Mr.. Reinecker left the city on
Sunday morning last for his homo, and
has not since been seen or heard from.
The Cincinnati Gazette says,
Zone night last week one of our city
officials saw man come out of an al.
ley with a load Of wood on his shout.
ders. He went up to him and charged
him with stealing it. The reply was
Il have stolen il. My children are
freezing with cold. have no wood
and no money. The man from whom
have taken this has plenty OF wood
When better times come will go and
tell him what have done, and pay him
IT You wish to put me in Jail will 60
10 the station house with you without q
word; but, sir, for Gods sake, let me
take this wood home first.
"Another instance was Of family
who from Friday last until Sunday
were without fuel and without food =
The consequences of their privatton
was, that on awaking on Sunday morn
ing, they found their little infant o
five months old lying stretched oul
dead from privation aud cold"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07
The Camels at Worh. The San An

TIE Camels at Work. The San An
tonic (rexas) Times says:
"Ibe camels, twenty-five in number,
have just passed through our city, load.
ed with about 600 pounds each, return
ing to their place of rendezvous. which
is some seventy miles from hero
There are dromedaries also with them,
aud seated on the top Of these camels
and dromedaries are Arabs and Turks,
dressed in their own costume of their
own country. Texas is great country,
and San Antonio 10 great city. We
have among us people of every nation
and religion and around us every spe-
cimen of the animal kingdom, with per-
haps the exception Of the woody horse,
which can now only be found near tho
source Of Salt river.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07
ITEMS OF NEWS.


y The cars pn the Washinp,"n aud AL
sxaniria reinosd are NOW lrunniu, wnh
regularity between the tw. cities.
David kIpbler. living on Min Ro,
Page county. hos colt gh,eeu mon,h,
old which 10 fifteen aud half hauJs
high, active aud well p,oportioned.
Two German girls. with hnrav.
gurdy aod tambourine, have, it is said
Melted two thousand pounds sterling j.,
the short space of ten months in Aus.
tralia.
Macaulav. the English historian, /.
to have sel, 900 for writing the epitaph
on the city of London monum.nt 10
the late Duke Of Wellington.
On the day of the presidential cleo.
ton in the State Of Iowa, Fremont
county gave a majority for Buchanan.
aud Buchanan county gave msiori.
ty for Fremont.
A milk wagon was caught in snow
diff. on Monday morning last, near
Phi'adelphia, aud woman and child
in it, frozen to death. ''n'
p 81 : 81 2
Every liquor shop in Monroe. C3eor-
gia, has been closed. The citizens rails
ed one thousand dollars, bought them
out aud shut up their doors.
IL seems to be admitted, that the at
temp, to take off tho duty upon sugars
imported will fail.
Worth Preserving, Sir Charles Na-
pier wrote very beautifully aud touch
ingly to lady ont the eve IF his great
victory ofMance IF survive l shall
be with those love; if tall shall DO
with those have loved"
4 Fine Paying Railroad. This Geor-
gia Central Railroad. running between
Savannah and Macon, distance of 1872
miles declared says the Savannah Jour
MAJ. during the past year, dividend
of 10 per cent, besides carrying quar-
ter of u million,in round nnmbels, 10 it's
reserved fund.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

Tie Gro,oth Of Ienas The Calves
ton Ci0iliaa says that every steamship
from New Orleans arrived at Galveston
is crowded with emigrants, including
many slaves. The Same paper states
that the statistics of the States, as com
piled by the STATE Gazette, shows that
it is entitled to FIVE. Instead Of two Rep.
reseusalives to Congress. BY 1860 it
will be eutitled TO seven, under the pres
ent apportioninent basis, but, under a
reduced ratio, it will probably only get
six. The Ciril,an adds that with
that number we may be heard in the
halls of Congress more successfully
than we have generally been."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07


The New York Tribune says Ia re.
gard to the Missouri Senatorsbip, that
Mr.. James s. Green, who hasjust been
chosen to fill Col. Benton's seat in the
United States Senate, is one Of the
ablest and bitterost of the amt Bon.
ton's"in Missouri. Col. Benton's scep.
ire is broken in Missouri.
Suppression If Foreign Cain The
bill TO suppress the circulation Of Span
ish and Mexican silver coin in this coun :
try, and to regulate tho coinage Of the
cent pieces. was passed by the House
Of Representatives.
Two women have been elected, one
Justice Of the Peace. and the other
Constable 10 Placer county, California,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

without the least chance Of getting a.
way. The Granada will stop at Grey.
town on her way to Havana, and take
these persons To New Orleans. Those
who came on hoard the Thames ere
now on ''oard the Granada and vii! pro.
coed in her.
The sloop-oEwar ST. Mays will
leave Panams fn Pun,s Arenas to NOR
row. 4s-,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

The Florida Mdiaas.-A published
letter from Capt. Carey, late Indian A.
gent, dated Tampa Bay, and aud writ.
ten but two days before his death, shows
that he had given up all hopes Of a
peaceful removal of the Seminoles.--
Other accounts fromSouth Floridi show
the prevalence of great alarm among
the frontier settlers. Several compa-
MES ofvoiunteers, in addition to those
already in the service OF the United
States, were being organized, for The
purpose of afording protection to the
inhabitants.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

The Charleston Free Press says:
eve are panied to learn that Capt. T.
j. Manning, United States Navy, (reti.
red list,) residing abou, two miles from
town, was on the evening of the 9Th
most horribly burnt by falling in the
fire. 1t appears that Captain NJ. was
subject 80 occasional fits, and during
one ofthcse attacks was SO unfortunate
as to fall in the fire. Death ensued
from the injuries he had sustained on
Tuesday evening last. Captain M.
was fifty seven years ofage, and leaves
wife and three children.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

TIE SiouD ladians.-- citizens of
Washington county, Minnesota, have
held a meeting, and passed resolutions
demanding the immediate expulsion
Of the Sioux Indians from that country,
end pledged themselves to organize an
armed force to drive them our, in case
Of their demand is not acceded TO by
the authorities. The reason assigned
for this action ofthe people 10 "that
the presence of the Indians among them
is an infraction of their rightsas citizens
and source Of apprehension aud ter
ror, which their murderous antecedents
elsewhere will justify.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

On Christmas day, Mr. S. Davis,
magistrate for the 9th district of Balii-
moro county. residing at Woodberry
Factory, went out 10 shoot at a mark
with rife. He fixed his mark on an
on,building and fired, when horrible
to relate, the ball passed through the
head of his sister who happened to be-
therein. She died ,almost Instantly
Another instance Of the careless use of
fire arms. Will il no. be warning.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

The Baltimore American says few
days since German woman, living in
Alice Anna street, Daer Starr alley.
presented her husband with three chill.
dren at birth. two girls and one boy.
They are said TO be very poor aud
such large addition to the family re-
qoires the aid Of the benevolent Such
a rapid increase Of population will soon
fill the country with natives, without
the aid Of immig' a'ion,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

There continues to be great suffering
IN many oftbo Western cities on account
Of the scarcity Of fuel. The Louisville
Journal says that the last busbel Of coal
has disappeared from that market. -
There is little in the cellars Of the
citizens, but none in the yards Of tho
dealers. AT Cincinnati coal has gone
up TO so to GO cents per bushel. A
town meeting has been held: fuel com.
pany organized; locomotive purchas-
ed and placed on the GAINESVILLE Rail.
road for the exclusive transportation Of
coal to the city. The Cincinnati Ga
zette relates several distressing cases
OF suffering for the want Of fuel.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

CUBA. Tho GAINESVILLE Aurora gives
the following forcible reason for the
acquisition of Cuba: "We pay $40,
100000 per annum of tax on sugar
good sugar--the best of sugar Now,
tho Island ofCuba is WorM abou, 1923,
600, 900, but suppose we were to give
800, 0OuG2Q fpl that Island. You see,
we could pay for it in ten years, with
the sugariax alone, and the beauty OF
the calculation is, that at tho end Of
those ten years we need have no more
sugar tax, plenty ofsugar, and Gerry
fine Island 10 boot"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

Two German girls. with hnrdv.
gurdy apd tambourine have, it is said
Melted two thousand pounds sterling in
the short space of ten months in Aus.
tralin
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

Macaulay. the English historian, /,
to have $1,000 for writing the epitaph
on the city of London monument 10
the late Duke Of Wellington.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-02-07

+ The cars on the Washinp,"n aud A.,
sxaniria reihosd are NOW running Win
regularity between the two cities.
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DIRECTIONS-

Keep the horisontal position, and in cellar
In cold TsGfs5 the SPARKLING WINES should be Kept
for three days before using room, at the
PerHturs Of about 7odeETees that the Wines we'll
warmed through.
Ice should never be used in SPARKLING CATAwBA
WINES for 1t Injuries their and flavor, and diues
the Wines thus destroying their character The Wines
too sensitive to bear ice.
~ In offering above Wines to the notice Of the
American public, desire to all persons may
purchase them hat they the strictly PURE JuCl
CATGwRA GRAPE free from any and every form
alton, and containing excepting results
from the natural process OF fermentation.
The SPARKLING CATAWBA is not made to IMI IL any
foreign article whatever; but Is designed lie ratit
Is represented, an Americnn Sparkling Wsoe, as
Champagne is a FRENCH Sparkling WDe'' Here the
semblance ceases the American Grape far rich
and fEuty in its daYOr, Il makes delicious u- The
prejudice in favor of the foreign article may regarded
prejudice only and inconsistent with and judy
ment.
The sTILL WINE IS highly esteemed BY Medical men as
most admirable tonic for invaldS and for SACRAMENTO
purposes tits wholly uReNceptionable.
The BRANDY made from the CataVba Grape differs
material degree from ordinary French Brandy course
but at the time II possesses all those qualities which
should eharaetertHe superior article of this
desired TO have strictly pure Brandy
other purposes, it cannot be over estimated.
For sale by T. H. LOGAN CO.,
Bridge Corner Druggists Wheeling Va,
nP'-uaW GRNERGL AGENTS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-06
IT is NOT a DYE.
MRS. 8. A. ALLEN 8 WORLDS HAIR

h601OHbN.
Gray haired Bald, persons with diseases Of hair, or
seNp. the following and Judge of the articles.
MRS 8. A. ALIENS ZYLCBALSAMUM
Or Worlds Hair Ores Ing essential TO use with the Res.
being often ecacous In Of hair falling, &C., without
the RestoreT. ~
testify 10 its eHects,' &C.
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, l.. L. d. Murfreeshoros Tenn
Notwithstanding Irregular use, tle falling oil OF hair
ceased and nay gray locks restored to original coiSr
changed the Crown Of Glory belonging to old men,
to the original hue Of YOUTH" &c.
REV 81 THATCHER, go years Of aged Pitcher ChenanEe
County, New York. "My hair is restored; it is
nothing like dye" &c.
REV. d. T. WOOD, MiddIeown, New York "Siy own hair
and that Of another Of family, has greatly hicken
ed, where almost bald,' &c.
BEv. JAMES MeKEB, New York City Recommends IT, &c
REV W. PORTEBs Stanwle, Conn at has met my most
kEFH9gPinS TPect j.9 -....
eHicaeOus in restoring the hair" &c
REV. q. NJ sPRATT, LewisburIh, Pennsyvana. awe
and do cheerfuliy recommend it, &c
REV. T. p TUSTIS, Chnrlcstown, South Carolina. tide
white hair has become Obyfatsd," &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Heriden, ~ H. "We think
very highly Of your preparation &c
HbV. H. G. SMITH, PraFsbuTEh ~ Y. ~ surprised
to find my harturn AS when was young" &c.
REV. G. NJ. CLINK Lewiston, Pennsylvania. at has
stopped my hair failing and caused new growth"
REV. a. Pink Chataqna County NrW YORK; 81 am sat.
REV d. NORRIS Gross River, New York. SIT IL the best
preparation eNtant."
gEy; WILLIAM oUTTER Elitor Mothers Magazine, New
Ewe might swell this list, but II convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations TO Europe and they
states ga'N'''''"'
Hdoes sell orsain. Sold by all principal whole
sale aud retail merchants ia the u. s., Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, 5JS BEsOOaGE SIZE II: 2:'F, ". u.
where address all letters and inquiries.
E-some dealers try sell OF this,
which they profit Write to Dept for circular
terms, and information. Genuine is signed, Mr." s. A.
IRea, written iR inE. Beware of counterfriEs.
sept1-Imcod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-06
AYRWs CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, C0S.DS, m0A RSEN a. EsS; = IN
ING COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA,
NLlIl N 1l,l IN.

INCGPLENF CONSUMPClON,
the relief of cousumptivc patients in advanced
stages ef the diseese.
speak the public of its virtues Through
every town. and almost every hamlet Of the American
States wonderful Of pulmonary complaints have
made 1t already known Nay few are the families In any
civilized country this continent without personal
experience Of its effects and fewer yet the communities
which them living trophy of Its
victory dangerous diseases throat
lungs. While tits the most powerful antdOte yet known
for the formidable and dangerous diseases OF the
pulmonary organs pleasanest and safest REM
cdy be employed for infants and young persons
Parents should have II In store against the nsdionS enemy
that steals upon them Wnprepared, We have abundant
grounds to believe the CHERRY PICTORIAL saves more lives by
the COnSumptions tprGvents than thoSet Keep tidy
you and your colds while they curabe nor neglect
until human skill master the memorable canker
that, fastened on the vtals, eats your life away.
know dreadful fatality of lung disorders and
know, too the virtues of this remedy, need not do
than them is still made the bestit be. We
spare toll to produce it the most perfect
possible AMI thus afford those who rely it the best agent
which skill can furnish for their cure.
Prepared by DIR James q. Ayers.
Practcaand AnaIy teal Chemist,
Lowell Mass.
PRICE 95 CTS. PER FIVE BOXES FOR 81.
The genuine article is sold by
And all DruggissI Wheeling, and DeNIersin Medicine
everywhere. feb2S:6m
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-06

Splendid Inducements to those toh0 eoish to
attend Commercial College.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-06

Cincinnati brands and Zdne's Island brands
CPARKLING CATAWBA. Quarts and Pints) The rival
- OF French Champagne.
STILL CATAwBA, Corresponding to German Hook
Wines
OATAwBA BRANDY. Distilled from Catawha Wine
strictly pure; for medical purposes unrivalIed.
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MEDICAL.
a" -AY ER'S
II Cathartic Pills,
MNJ SUGAR 0OATED0
ARE MADE TO
n,.. a. uI..a nh Gaze nI,e sIcL
ARE MADE TO


Cleanse the Blood and Care the Sick.
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II ART w r I G. n T
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

AM receiving and keep constantly hand large stock
| of the celebrated HABLET, DAVIS cos PLANOaS'
Also a complete assortment of MELoDEoNS anu sENA-
PTTSEs from the celebrated manufactures Of Carhart,
Se5bnno md A. p Hughes. Also, SPLENDID Gothic Or
style for Churches Lecture Rooms with four stops.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
Il RCTGRIElGS, EIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WH0hESAh y S;lE0GERs.

FL1VORINGg TO PRODUCE At MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR.
The undersigned has lately made great improvements in
this The avorinEs put in pack
and 10 gallons and requires but the addition
Spirit, either LIST 4 proof and Liquors such
Cognac, either pale Holland and English Gin, Ja
and ST. CroiN Rum, MononGahca, Bourbon, Irish and
WhiskeV Apple, PEACH Cherry and Raspberry Bran
d. Wines will be Instantly produced. It
requires skill but addition OF good spirit say so
gallons to each gallon OF the respective PlavorinS.
The best COgnac OIL ETeel yellow and white, warranted
genuine, rs low as any other importer In the US.
Essences OF every Liquor. Extract Of CoSnHc ID. of
which produces 200 gallons Of CORnac.
Raw Whiskey by DR.. FS age and body preparation
he made smooth with but trihnE expense.
The price OF RavorinGs extremely moderate, and d
TeetiOns IN full suPpliedby
DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGRR,
CArBiN and importer Of Drugs ESSeHtidt ole, and Net
ais, DuOUsrrsOtype md photographic CAelHfc0is,
No. 143 Maiden Lime, New Work,
NJ n. Sole Agent CiOdreys celebrated Cordial Btters
Rud Gin. aP2S-6md&R
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

This road has failed and assigned. Il
is a great smash-up; the greatest of the
great crashes, which are resounding with
such q deafeniRg roar all aroznd us.
This road Is 100 miles, being the long
est in the Union or the worlA. 1t had
granted TO il near 2,T00, 900 acres land.
1t borrowed 81, 900 900, aud secured
the loan by mortgaging 1000 900 acres
Of its lands. 1t also borrowed "a, 0O0,-
tA1O more, and secured it by mortgagiRg
the most Of me balance Of IDS lands
These lOsns carry = per cent. and an IN
terest charge Of q ,4I, 200, pa Fable half
yearly on the LIST Of April aad Oct.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28

We understand that the Glsnwood
Times has ceased 10 exist, and instead, .
good, sound national Democratic paper
Is to be issued--oae that tha Democracy
Of old Mile win take pride IN wsIl
sustaining. IL il 10 be sonduetsd By ].
B. TYsoS & Co. Abundant success e
the neH firm. -.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-10-28
Sorgh una Practical Test,
IL. Ia L-L-..-L--.. - L-----LEr 2

On our farm in Warren caanty we plan
ted an acre Of sugar cane the last week
in May. Is grew finely, tall and plump.
We did not bother ourselves at ali about
the Misunderstanding process" bat left
shas 10 take care Of itself. Men who
aaak ssAgyicultaRalo n0toriaty, and who
are no8 smart generally, are the only
stfof who ever do bother sill the world
ahous asaisss experiments Ex GOV.
Hammona soHid not 20 10 work like q
scrabble ksl10w, and make the meIasses !
but, Per The sake Of "expexinent.s - must
set 10 and maze half tiosen bad arti-
clas Of the stszE, and all fortfame. WHY
didn't he wait nntil the stalks weEa fully
ripe, we'll Drowned In appearance at the
Top; full Of gicTioas, well mhtured Juice,
and thsn, withs1t any parade, he might
hare made ganuiRe noEaases, pure gold
en- in coier. and Rweet ss ne4say Ia taste.
We let the stalks bAcoms ripe, seed
wsii matursa and brown rps. Tor the
bstseT matarsd a1a ripens4 10 talks
eli the better even frost 90 sNo tAepwu
in viii mako the jules the twsases and
the more oft. Wsthen sud lhena eut
the tops and stripped the blades ws
chen ground them fna eonaa0a d ase nj
placing shs gsihding aprAfasua ID as.s
kogeEher as possible. Hunnaaa thxounk
. coupia u Siaaes, took Uut al tass SuIse.
3 full pint 70 tha STALK on an
We hen strained tho juice dlssnxsx.
placed il IN kettles, sad commenced -
boiling operation. We put ind sash
thirty gallons on beginning 10 Soil.
tablespoonful 81 okoinal 1zme waaak
Zine and water mixed will ae) addiaa
Ehe same occasionally, and d maaing So |
the ggsad acssa wAaneyee Ii Mr@as. A6ous
toar table apcUmsEAs "a Lime aasan u e
thirty gallons ID snasaient, kh0aeh II iel
better too mneA than not enoawhs nofna
N ID this wRg for eight Or esd henfs, ~ /
nd pare, bsaasikul md finally asd i
asses
tits ~ moss difEsnlt 10 mAka sssan
rom the sagse cana than 10 maks Il lFons
be maple tree kha coo bafnk iast =
dfnpie - tie sstssx, KWp a. tls9es asgsI
ngS, pFepse aGAaaAiez Is ahinazssisss asI
,oEiing, EhM prQpsz aslssitl6m n O.
er u manksakiha kAa Aek0s aEssa 80 -
uss IN aeSH iaolass
II non psy sns a6llaS i sl