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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-28

Uns Twi,ioa, ~ MEXICAN war celcl,sity.
hm wtitten n le,,u 10 The 0laispI,n Of the
commlt ttse m the award " Gen. JAcksnxs
g0d ipx, b. which hc bears testimony 10
the bravery and patviotlsm AZ the New
York sohliers In the war with MrsieH, but
adds. In substance, that n win bc Impossible
fas hisn 10 aesimstc any one M chs .mass
vaiiAsa, whss~ all dh their duty ~ vsll D
knterrri~ sms st last guta fooihoh In
the Soath A railroad has lately been
opsncd from Havannsh uesyra, ID Nsm.
| phis, 1'rnpo~r, di=tancr NJ coo mik~.
From the Atlantic ~sa hsasd 10 thu l,anks
u thu MissIs~ippi tho ran h moo made In
my hours viiinni n change II cars, This
Trsle veil for thr so~lh .s.,s..,,. !.
I'it National Typographical Un,oa ljour.
neynwn printers) nat In Nav Orleans on
tho <ih Inst. and eleoAsi iAs following ofIi
cr WuJIAs Cuppy, of H. Louis, Pres.
dent NJ e. MfsssxN N UAixso aud y
IT, Mrsns. vie Preskisa,sl H. u, War
oons, Secretary and Treasurer A. W
HsAtr. Corresponding Secretary,
The DAILY C'a,sihlsrn annmnceu tl,sd dssth,
on ti,a u Inst, oi MIS- ~ e. CAInors, tho
yssngoi daughter 81 ,hr latr .jonx 4. CAt..
nous Miss CAfNocw waa . lady of chs
mo-t markssi and s~iimAhls charusur --of
much intsIlr'uss, With singular ap,iability
and hiDdpcss of dspo~,iion, 80
Tho New York Journal NJ Commsres Il
ini,w,ped thai the British govcrn,nsnt have
rrft,sd 10 loah Lady Fmnklln TIN bars Rs.
oataL (rcrniJy prs~sbtci N that sovearv
mrpt by Tho Ainefiesns) 10 enable her TO
mshs Mrthr scarchs in The Arctic regions
~ ber husband and hi party Shc has
therefore purchased, st AbeFirn. . new AMI
leaI,iA,l scfsw ysaht, under ihe iixpeciIop
Of Osps. MOI CIipiork, of the royal nsvy, who
vii command ths expedition. "
There u . woman. yoatLft and Quits
handsome. who Visits ths iiaitidi6rv tsAitsu.
tiary rvery dxy, and ccnvw~cs for on houv Or
n,ore through the harA 1tt thA maA h
srrvinE out Term u yssrs for having cui
brr ihfoat, This wiles) sad injecting several
s~vmr stAbs 10 her breast from the Effects Of
which hr In was f6r = lnsig tIme ,iespaisui
of What m evidence a lnvs and COO
stas,cy. aaH.s.i. ...s...,.i, ,t..
We k~sn from lbs Msdison Argss thai
"ths Wisconsin Bank Of Msdison,h new
Institution, Ii 10 bc oteped fbr husIpcm uf
lhs State Capitol about ths first a june.
II has . Gosh capital al st00,0O0 apd ths
officers will ~ ~ follows IN. ID. MnLHs,
of Madison, President Anos Tpcx, of N.
o.. Vice President Moan Isr, late ~ the
Iishk Sths Capitol. Albany. Nsw york,
1hs Asyrs' prsetins Job ever knovn IN
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r ,,t. 80 s A.. ,..,,..
,"e Ss''A'""'' :" "o"" y" y" '""*
oi the colonts's under Capt. John s"''b IN
Virginia, on the lIth Of May. 1907, which
,ook plaoe I'M "Wednesday ,l,e ,g,h. on the
-. ~, ..r,,a a., .,,,,,,.,.,, 60. !.
' " '"N''
marn1''en' affair The 'row' o" he
grounds was yaruusly estimated al from SIX
4, eicb, thousand Including .,,,cn military
-. p,.,.., n.....,,
.'"p' ,''" "' '','',''''' " ''''.'''
N~'"h al" 'F'''sDurg' y 'arHr e"hf"-
ny of ladies gracSd the scene with their pres
cue, and a,,icJ u,,,a,,, 10 the rsnty and
"A, .,. us.,
a'""''' '" W" '"i'"F "'
Petersburg Efp''" says
SlStcen steamers, many ii them hrsi class,
wcfr anchorssi In thu stream, oil guily drrs..d
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ininssfsng ErA'b.f'ea " Hs I'ors aad Pur'
passs ~ Regard 10 kaasiA

' v" "es''" :" ""
v
IL , ,,,-u
% ri' =, ANY ''r ner uo'e'n
nAiss ~ srr'N.u !" '~ c"y "s' e.,''' Nv.
ing ,1on' " nsn''eVn; w a1 way /" ''s
eorf' he ,innHu'.'c'y nT@,u 70 'h'
H""' i'ous, "nv'c nc I'm" 'ssh in,'"" y
'nec' humoer o, ms l~rsha' 'r'enns, ~
ecmPa'inen'ary ulh'sr gave" oy nus 'rse'S
Ml. solomon nonns~mm' AZ wn'u wen
pn. !, i', row"r, rs9 "ep,Se 's.uels s
nSg, y; -, plhon, rSi' ,i"l, g; y; WITT"
omnsy weos'er nSq.' I,ran ra'Nr mN
sosne n""" {" '~""s ""ef "'s'''sh'S'es
guss~ , =,
10 rpiy 70 ccmpnn'en'ary TOAST Ar
WMAer mao" orr', e%qut4n. ana very c'
Fcuse spcoch' IN ~n'c" W. .oos eEaA'o'i ~
only " rcsu,n NE uAnNs "' uN k,"a Wv
ing 'o~srus niih Isrso@'y' '''nou "y ,"'
company prcsen, ou' a'So 'o sny ,ometh'ne
OF thc Analrs anu p,Slsc's oi ,he trr'tmy
which was 1 W 'ne sesne ~ hs ia'a" -
oors' ne sAm mat mourning coaia nave IN
uac.n MIN waccp. .he ouHs " "o.ern"'
OF m'sas pcther'u MN ny 'ne rs7oent o.
the eni'eu states, oa' we n"fT On rs'or'ns
Peace 10 um. tn,'"fy, anu !" uo'ng So'ne
hihg 10 St'N utr's,Ve,y enn ",'a.,! ue e'"'
on'roversy WHICH naa u''sn 'tr ,oan'ry
soa whrh was ue on,y uiine uA' ur~"H'
" ue css Ano s'so'n.y " .hr I"'o''''' ,,"s
we aecmr" hm~' u'so''u 70 t'.c ohio','-
oei'eved tna' upon iS pr'sef'a''on rsie,
we hoiSs. ~" o' 'ne eoa"'.y a'"nc' "u' y,
he ~onn, !or oP"'ar ''vss'"n''''-""" na'o
DC was prosoann'y anxious '" n"o's every
hing wn'ch 'hrs'ens w pe~'e aon 'nehacf'
lis exiNence' the anss's question: eaisu
wtei IN MS judgment, the most threatening
ot the Pens ny which " han ever p'sh tnrsS''
encd; and he hoped tha'' u thS eouid DC
iairiy and satisfactorily ADJUSTED the ias' o.
the dsneee ~h'ch neiaod us Fssaa would
be dnpeiied IL was 'hn ic'sihg when hso
iDduc'd MN 10 scFpt th's appontmrni' AMI
he WINS prepared to enter upon It's duties 10
the spirit oI peace and harmony wh'ch thcir
proper discharge would undoabtsiiy demand.
lie vas prepared ana resolved 10 attempt
the settlement OF the differences which prs'-
vail IN kansas, upon the Ps'nc'pses OF the
iariamental law Of the Territory and o'
the Constitution u the United States -pr'',
cipls which had received the sanction oi
that august tribunal. the Supreme Court Of
the United statcs--namely that II be'onerd
70 the people OF Kansas 70 d'c'''e l~ them,
selves what their domestic institutions should
be. lie recognized to the fullest extent the
Justice OF these principles lie believed them
su,u.. en,r Z :" Ay 'r 1 - , 'y d'a
1aAny .D.. IMo,sI, Goa,,,", e - ,ns s w'saa'., ~
M NV. -. -, hs' ~ ... w. H., ;"s,;,,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-05-28

The ec.as hill. svss by . lArgc portion
af tm wpublicsn party in The ststss. b N.
gNrsci Us being cmmsntly wise. cquitahls.
liberal ami just, lly IL provisiona wcsc
made to elicit fair. iall and fhw cxprveaioa
oi opinion ftrm thc hoaa isle rsiieass u the
Tcrrit.sy. as 10 the character Of IL coaai
tuition cl the future State " kAnsne --saxi ~
We insis, that iAir ovportaai'y ~ ls.h
and will b. ctisrsi 10 al ~ 10 expFem tbeir
opinion al thc l'allcs .hcx---nc cae nss -
set OF men. hss right to conjecture ~ inMf
that frauds VIII b. prsctoi. and make thIs
sapp~ition ~ intawncr srcaml tw rsh,s'
ing 10 participate in this npven'ut, think.
Ing thus to dSIf~i the Object aimed A. We
leaw those who rscrt 10 lying and exAg
gcration for the parpSe ii deIssdiag thslf
cour~ to shIr ccueciene,~ and thrir tied.
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FRIDAY Msv ,2 1887
Cona.,, ...s Mali c.u.l' n..ai.- n,
Ian rrsi .li.,s.,.'sa vi,I
On Issvr Mr. Frchoro intr,s,uc,sl . bil
sov a. S,.,r.i.n AZ R,cr .srs.t In al IssuI
R,,,I ,sscc an, ,rl,s .mre,Svs, ara Nh
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~, Trcm,.r Jr,ry.s,scds 4 r.e,,cr,.I Al
tho S,s,sts,y Al ,hs i.,s.,.r - =
Ala /. III, Co. . s,,v, rh.r,.Y a, Vim
w.hnS.id an ,h. M,.su,; Ri,a, Ina
,ul. s.r. .n.,.v.IJ snJ shn,r hiIls rcsa = :
,I,ri ,ime anS nas.,, y '" >" - :" >
A Nm inccr,s,r.,Ins tAe Ccu,r~l l,uri6e
,,niir,.d sh,.,un, ..s ,hsn rcad . tlsrl
time snd ,,..s.,i
NJ S,dpe ln,ra,uc.l hin 10 Incurpors,~
,h, Cr,,. Wlrr .,vA Vsk, S,,,cel,,r ll.i,.
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On ,sl,.v IT, vi, . ali 81 tl.e (ouncil
,,.. '.,,srsI sra thc s.r-.snl.s,. A ruu II.
,..,,.I !. rs,,.ss ~ .,,s,,,, r,',r,h.,. rurthc,
.s,'c~.,Ings un,,rr ,he csll snd ,hs n.,,nl
p.,Iismsa,.r, ,~ciir, r~ortci Ia 10 rrvycut
H. ,..~.y. ~ nv. ISll The Mn "a finally
M NV ~"
I1., MI, 4, amend Tim charter of HsIut
A n,i..,.. 800 nm the ruies U.srsp,Iesi
sr,, ,Ic hIIi rcsJ ! ,h,rd lime and peswsi
=. ~s. .l.o
M. III, q, ,,,o,,,r.,s ,bs f.le s,ccr,or
..i Nahs.sL. Ws,Irr.d tn,r,.c,.
mr.. Cos,rrIl thsr v,sc,yrI S.sr{f into po~-
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Th, u,nu, went into committee Of the
- ~ m 49,. w /, , a.. ,h.ls n, IN. son.
,,d,r.,,o., ~ C.n:,sl Az a bIl.'
$500. I'm. ~srs .c.,.sisr,i AMI report.d
- % III H., III n. rceo,n,rcn.Is
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na,.~ss~ss .sussias~s~---spsss~s sssusss'
twsrassxp sos mE r,osxss ASp sxsocAAs'
4 NNScil. ....f..
| t wspssspAv, May 10. 1855,
| Ates the usaal preliminary psocS<lNgp
tie fnllewing s...... ..t,..
L s'9 - puiz wERs lsrRoppcrp.
| W Mr.. Lowry A hill ia Incorporate III,
Ansri@n ami Eamr~n Emiswns Ak
Ia Also. ~ -.A.
A bill to dcftsy the expca~~ Of . Tcr
ritwiAl rosd from Minneapolis IA 81 Cloud
The k,lowing hills were p~sssi. Under :
supcnslon AZ the rules
fsills granting 10 William hrvwslx. Janss
u. My, Aaron u. Russell. ". u. Nobl,s
and Joseph X, brown thc right TO establish
AMI maintain certain ferries over strana u
this Territory.
The Couucil N~o,yoi it~sls lwspcsmm.A>ss
cf tho whole Mr.. liAlyomhc in the chair. N,
the following bills
A hill 10 ,icffay the cxpn~s of the ccn
vrntion 10 frm = ConstitNtion for TIN StAas
of Mjnnwota also ...-....
A bil 10 define tho boundaries between
the counties Of Rice aud Dakota counties
The bills above named. wrv rwd third
time and ,,assxi F
Varioa. other bills wire consid,rel In
committee Of Tho whole. la, either rckrrsl
by tho HOUSE. OF laii aside FIR further ron.
sllcration,
I'm motion, the Coanril took rxm~ until
| Z O'Clock, .5. ..... ......
AyrssSoos ssss,ox.
Council met at two O'Clock.
Tho following hills wr~ rMs~Si unaw .
suspension of tho ruh~. ..I ~
A bill 10 Incorporate the sank Rapsis
Bridge cnn,pany.
A bin incorporating the sauk Raphls
and Sauk Riva manufacturing company.
A bill iucorporasinr thr ~. Anwusta
Boom Company; aui
A hin lepalisinv certain acts Of the coun.
" Officers of the eoun,le~ NJ BENTON aud
Morrison. -I
A'~ an hour kVrpt In calls ID tbe op''f''
e', .n nssNs 70 ssySI.n, ,.,S ~, ..,..,,,,. =,
A., o ao,a ~. % ,,.,.,., L ~" y. ,,' ~ "h.,. a. m
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AMI 81 V,urro,. vhi,l, ,uotIou vss Loaf.
On motion oi M. Sc,nr, the oommi,tes
rose, and retorts,I the hill back 10 the coun.
I'll Amendments nindc 10 the bil In toon.
...I.s.. ,..-.. ..,,...ul IA, .n,i sh. t,ili ,s~.
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An r. touna in the Mi.sIslppI Valley.

can W found In the Mississippi Valley. 1
also notice that u u growing ancly. b.
Peter, On The mmc prairie. two miles sbove
---stx te TIN river--is the larg,et and hest
built to~n | saw on ,hrrivtr. Being a point
on tive u yoar railways. la future . bright
aud prnnhIng Maaksso 10 growing - aaly
. Minas~ota town c~a. and ~, the prasmh
,'sas inporsAnce II Ia locasipu will bc sure
whale trip Is mcst delightful, Ana ~ onc wko
can pssiby sparr the time shcald mil 10 take
IL II viii pay h evcry srme Of the eR~ss
ksprially vii shh bc tr'N u TN sScnr a
sioalst is so tastunAts ~ 20 talse no Fmnk
Stvll She 10 In Ill rxps,s crc Of the incst
boats her state r,a,ns arc clean. iNat a1d
voouny her tsrs Is got up IN most elegant
styk. md withAi het cosnsnandcr NAPs. lDaa'
sidson. 10 % kind and gvuslsmanly that I sm
sure your seaAes~ will is highly pASsuiwstA
~ Q1&84nto1N aesssa ~ s.,,.a.axf - -. =. .
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iHss NAsma--Inrd kspiss vGs ~
ahS day 70 - ChaSchs great picture a
Nisgasa, which h now daily atsfActine 1
usong 70 Mossru. Williams snd StsvSut
He ins'shiP IoeIsai n vi,A iatspus sud
plsassse. 49,. .....,. -----'
"Fins-ssvsIish 6ne wAo IA yoe ~
yas ths astisr Mr. Chsssh. .s'.Akt
ChsscA Win "a b ss.s osuf.--.N. n.
Trtv~s. .... d. I1-l,--1 =
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The Havsn~ vor~pgsdens of tAs N. o.. /.
Trss haAs sys psivsss Isttss have bsaa
rsrivei there saying that wALxxs "a
evacuated Avas, ssd wss On board . Brit,
Ish iDaa6Ewas st San Juan M sur =
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The Baton Koags GoE,tf, hAs -.sn sh org.
ma bttisr, sstirs>-ed By ten J.cssDs TO
kls frsrsi and sscos,d, Gen Orrxros, n 'fe
dssi yish p,rrfyss IL seis Gnsssi q
he vin e.,hs~ vipe 20, ,he s.s~,svs sita u
blo..i u i,rcxssys ~ txH hirs-b--rs eas-
p~orsise ran b. isonssi to---,f> tfse ssssy -
ps,@ib,e. The GeDrL ussi wy s'soes
langnAs~ !, yin b. r~ooisctrS usAi The
dsd vs4 faghs II t~rsy ssr psn.--
DTcxsos's t~h svrsiy voan3si ti~ 6ss-
sa.i- and u ssi 1uwtslly vosS3s.i
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Ny Mr. ). H. brown. 70 xsAsss ue Grey
closd loon company.
Ab-o, 70 ssihsSiz' u Is. GAlieis~ b~
tsislsh fyry Icrn~ the Mi~a~spp Rive.
Aso 10 asa~psAie tss G'sy ClSud ss@
NAY.
NJ IssA~o. W Hot~t laissr~ On rail
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

ReD> We learned while down the
Ohio river last week that considerable
attention is attracted to the cultivation
of the Chinese Sugar Cane in that val
ley, and the experiments so far prom
Use the most satisfactory results. We
hear similar reports from various Sec
tons of the country. With the fat
tering prospect ahead, we recommend
that those who have patches of this
crop growing, carefully preserve the
seed for moro extended cultivation an
other season. 1t will yet be one of the
staple products, or our prophecy is at
fault.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

pD- What an awful scene that must
have bccn-thc sinking of the Steam
ship Central America, where so many
human beings persisted amid the noun
tain waves Of II storm-lashed ocean,
But, even III that awful scene, there
were sublime incidents of moral hero.
ism and magnanimity that do credit to
poor human nature. Scores of stout
hearted men stood upon the sinking
deck, staring death in the face, as the
water rose inch by inch, measuring life
to them in awful moments, while the
boats were exclusively devoted to the
rescue of the women and Children
Of five or six hundred passengers, but
few, comparatively, were saved.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

gSA- John II. Courtney, of Western
Monongalia, has a curiosity on his
premises that would puzzle the Doctors
to explain. He banters them, at all
events. 1t is Seeding apple tree
that bears two kinds-swect and sour,
apples. The tree has never been
grated, but is just as nature made it,
and though the apples all look alike as
they should as grown on an ungrafted
tree, yet they arc as opposite in taste
as vinegar and molasses. Mr.. G. ex-
hlbitcd some of the apples at our Office
one day last week, and gave us the
statement as VIC give it above.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

s@2p The SpRIGG HOUSE in Wheel
ing is driving fine business the lar
gest, perhaps, in the city. It's gem
tlemahly superintendent, excellent
fare, and attentive servants-its con-
vcnience to the Railroad and river
are attractions which bring it hosts of
guests; while those who once put up
with "mine host" the popular MAC
POLLARD, will not be likely to seek
other quarters in re-visiting the city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25
A GREAT BLESSING TO THE AFFLICTED

IL DR.. Nc Lane, the inventor of the colebr,t
ed Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros Pitts
burg, Pa, used these Pills for several years in
his practice, before he could be induced TO offer
them TO the public in such manncras TO mako
them known throughout the country. This
learned physician felt the same repugnance that
all high minded men Of science feel in entering
The lists against those un scrupuous empires
who obtrudc their useless nostrums on the pub-
lie, and rely upon system ofpufrng to sustain
them ConviR ccd, however, % the real value
of the Liver Pills, and influenced by the plain
dictates Of duty, the Doctor finally authorized
Fleming Bros. of Piusburg, Pa, who are now
the sole propriotors, to manufacture and place
them before the public. This great medicine
has not disappointed the expectations Of his
friends, tho medical faculty, at whose instance
he was induced to place the m before the public
in their pre- sent popular form. From every quar-.
ter do we hear the most gratifying accounts Of
their wonderful effocts--the East and the West.
the North aud the South, are alike laden with
"tidings Of great JOY" from the afflicted. These
wonderful Pills save completely conquered that
great sconrgc ofAmcrica, tho Liver Complaint.
q ~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
Y'LANE's CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS man
ufactured by FLEMING BROS. Of prrrspuRe,
Pa. There arc other Pills purpordng to be
Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr.. MLapr,s
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated yermi-
fuge, can now DO had at all respectable drug
stores. None genuine WittoW tho signature Of
1851 FLEMING BROS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

DsA- Our Male Academy and Fe-
male Seminary are now opened, and
in full tide of operation. We notice
many strange faces on our promenadcs,
which we learn belong to the classes
of these excellent Institutions. The
Female Seminary buildings have UNI
dergone a thorough system of cleans
ing, ventilation, and been rcftted in
good style, to add to the comfort and
convenience Of pupils, after having
been closed for seasons. The session
in both Institutions open under very
promising auspices.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25
Yllg Al1HRlGAY DNlDN.
MORGANTOWN. SEPTEMBER %.

Dly" We last week enjoyed the
pleasure--a little perilous as well as
pleasurablc--of a zig-zag Railroad cx-
cursion over BoarJ.tree mountain on
4 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. =
We were apprized that this is an age
OF progress, and that Railroading had
been brought to a high state of per-
lection, and all that sort of thing, but
we lacked the practical demonstration
of the power of the "Iron-horsc" to
climb right up among dizzy precipices
along the mountain sidc-now tugging
the heavy car, and anon holding it in
its steady descent, with all the sang
froia of an old we'll broken wagon
horse. The hill is crossed SO easily
and safely, and with SO little detention
that the grandeur of the trip amply
compensates the traveller. In making
the ascent the, track makes two Us,
and in descending fvc-going vest
When we got safely over that hill, and
again under full Roadway, we conclu-
ded that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company only wanted the assur-
ance thata mule path was accessible in
our mountains to put down a track and
send the locomotive screaming in its
career, right after the long cared and
surc-footed cavalcadc. The traveller
that can pass over this great National
thoroughfarc, from the Potomac to the
Ohio, and not feel proud of his race
and the age he lives in, is callous to
every noble feeling. The untiring en-
ergy which conceived and achieved the
stupendous work, cannot be ovcr-c sti-
mated, much less is it fully apprccia-
ted. 1t is being mcasurably compen-
stated, however, as its advantages be-
come known as the great National tho
roughfarc for travel and trade. 1t has
already stimulated the commerce of
three States Of our Union, and pushes
on with unAagging energy to achieve
a greater destiny.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25
uoLLowAY,a pIL1s-1n

HoLLOWAY's PlLLS.-In chronic dyspep-
STA, where the stomach has become calous TO all
ordinary remedies, and stimulan,s fail either to
provoke appetite or facilitate digestion, these
Pills, by the Simultaneous action upon tho flu.
ids which dissolve, assimilato and adapt to the
purposes ofnutrition the food taken into the sys-
ten, will quickly impar healthy tone to the
whole physical machinery. Indigestion. and
all its concomitants and consequences, includ-
ing general debility, liver complaint, nausea,
pains between tho shoulders, headache, low
spirits, feeling Of oppression after meals,
slesplessness, languor, fla tulence, bowel COM
plant, etc.. are among the ailments Invariably
cured by a course of this inestimablc remedy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25

B6D~ Garden pilferers, operating by
day and night, have been infesting our
borough, since the vegetable and fruit
crops began to mature. We arc APP
priced of several instances, where JUS
tice to the perpetrators would require
that for six months or year, they
should be restricted to cross barred
vlcW of the busy world. In other in
stances hickory oil, and crooks" ener-
getically applied have seemed to cor
rect the thioving proclivtics Of these
juvenile nuisanccs, or moro matured
rabscallions! We have been applied
to to give to the public the names of
some OF these operators, caught in their
meanness, but we forbcar, hoping that
they may adopt the tritc and true old
adage, "Honcsty is the. best policy !"
and learn that at IS more honorable
to beg than to stcqli'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-09-25
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made for beauiJyng the HAIR-hiehly
periumed, superior TO any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dress
ing LADIES' HAIR it has no equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. 1t causes
raj manner. !, removes dardrnff, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being
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None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE& co. Projectors of the
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For sale BY all Druggists. 1881
New York February 81, 1857.