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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
Florida Regulators.

ft'e Men lung Sire Women whipped
The Regulators are doing u lively
business in Florida. The Savannah
Republican says:
We are informed that within q
month five persons were hung by the
Regulators in and about Tampa Bay
Tor divers serious offences, and without
formal trial by jury. One man was
hung to tree in the streets of TAMPA
so high that his feet could not be reach
cd by persons passing on horseback. --
lie also states that a negro was arraign
ed for murder III Nassau county, some
time since, when but eleven iurymcn
answered to their names. While the
officer was absent summonine a tales.
man to make up the twelfth, some Is
Regulators entered the court room,
took the prisoner from the box to a
place on the Florida and Georgia line,
and hung him to a tree.
:" One Of the volunteers in tho late
service against the Indians, he states,
for the same offence was arrested by
them, whipped within hearing Of the
camp to which lie was attached, and
given twcnty.four hours to leave the
State. The soldier, rather than meet
tho threatened vengeance Of the Reg.
ulators, deserted, and has not been
heard Of since. Two women of i'll re.
putc were taken up in Tampa Bay and
whipped, each receiving fifteen lashes,
and ordered to leave in "a hours. At
the expiration of that time they gave
no evidence Of any intention to move,
when they were again arrested, and
another fagellation inflicted, besides
having their heads shaved, and them.
oclycs assisted ont of III" place,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
The Difficulty with ENGLAND.

There has been a great amount of
gas expended, to little purpose, in the
papers and in Congress, relative to the
boarding Of American vessels by Brit.
ish cruisers. 1t now turns out that
the proceedings SO much complained
Of were in pursuance Of a suggestion
on the part Of the present administra-
ton that the British government
should change the cruising ground of
It's squadron for the suppression Of the
slave trade from the coast Of Africa to
that Of Cuba The suggestion is said
10 have been actually made by Gen.
Cass, our Secretary Of State. The
cruisers took too much liberty under
the invitation, and having been prop
clly rebukcd by their own Admiral,
on the rcmonstrancc Of our Govern
Dcat, the trouble is at an end.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
Much Truth in a Small Compass.

We are free people,a greu, people, an
enterprising people; bu, ii mus, be United,
also, tina, we are DyspEprlc PEOPLE. On,
s,omachs are BY no means as sound as ouI
political constitution and many of us, il
addressed in the language of Macbeth
"Lrt good disesiioa wait ON appetite,
And health on bo,h"--
would alxonsly 'nQrire by what means the
wish could be realized, Tha, quesi m, thanks
TO THoMAs Holloway, can be ,riumphan,y
answered. The unequal'ed .s,omachic. known
throughout the world as HoLLowAY's Pills,
is literally specific Tor the complaint. I'm.
perfect digestion results from q dilute condi
ton of The gastric juice-,he Nuid which
dissclvcs the food in The stomach, and fits
it for applicant TO the purposes of life in the
form of blood. IL the organ which secrctes
this solvent in q state OF morbid irritation.
the fluid will be deficient in quality and
quantity, and lis appointed Office in the inter.
nal economy Of the system will be ineGi.
GENTLY performed. The stomach being dis.
ordered. the whole vital machinery 10 which
II furnishes sustcnance and strength will be
weakened, aud the animal spirits, svmpathi.
sing with the bodily. will become greatly
depressed. This is DYSPEPSIA and its vic
TINS, when it has assumed The chronic form,
are the most miserable Of mankind. ], ID
generally by loss of appetite, attenuat ton.
oppression after eating, irreguIary Of the
bowels, low nervous fever, grea, debility,
palpi'a,ion OF the heart, broken sleep pain
IN tho right side and between the shoulders,
profound melancholy. All these symptoms,
and every other variety in the manifesto
lions OF this distressing malady, are rapidly
removed by course Of HoLLowAY's Pills
Putting The testimony Of others out of the
question, we have full warrant from person.
al observation for this broad and positive
statement.
1t IS not 10 be marvelled al, Then tina, Dr.
Holloway has acquired such universal fame
Very seldom do the crowned heads OF
Europe c"ndcscend to invite private citizen.
to their palaces. bu, there is scarcely regal
palace IN Europe where the Doctor is not a
welcome visitor, and whose SOVEREIGN has
not honorec him with some rich present rs
a testimonial Of hiS esteem. Nor does his
renown rest here. He is as well known in
China and Hndos'an, in Cairo and SYDNEY
as he is in London, Paris, st. Petersburg
Rome, Madrid, Berlin, Vienna, or New York,
and in each of these cities he is honoreJ and
IN some Instances reverted "a a beneGactor
1t he had aPpeared in former age of the
( world, his success would have been at,ribp,.
ed to magic. We have even heard that The
'gnora It pcasantry OF England and German
at the present day. endow him. in ,hej,
'maginations, with supernatural Gifts.
In these remarks upon man who is dis.
tIngnisbed from all ply Sicrans whatsoever
by the speed, simple iry ,and certainty of his
cures, we wish to discharge a duty which
we owed or ihought we Dwell, to the public
IL Is Tor them to act upon our suggestion al
/ 'h"y think lit.-N. Y. "Sunday Mercuyv"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
3 New Hap Of Virginia.

Mcssrs. Richie & Dunniyant, Of
Richmond, have just issued new Map
Of Virginia. The editor of the Rich
rnond Wing says ga good map of the
State was much needed, and We doubt
not the cnterprising publishers have
accomplished that end. They have it
in two forms on rollers for suspension
and folded in good binding Cor the
pocket. The whole Of the work was
executed by these gentlemen at their
Lithographic establishment in this city
and will bear comparison with any sim
liar work. Much expense and pains
have been incurred to give the citizens
Of the State a convenient sized map,
with all the lines Of Improvement, new
counties, etc, accurately drawn there
on, and now that the task has boen
accomplished, liberal encouragement
IS duo the publishers. Price on rollers
80; in pocket form $780,"
G@3" This is the second time that VIC
have noticed this Map in our columns.
VIC expect copy, bound, shortly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
ITEMS OF NEWS, dc.

Death Of another Harelock. Lieut..
c. w. Havelock, of the Gooraka rcgi-
ment,nephew of the late Major Gener-
al Havelock, was recently shot dead
in India by one Of gang of rebels lie
was endcavoring to dispense.
The editor of the South, in his let
ter from Washington, communicates
the following item of intelligence: IL
am sorry to learn that the recall of
of Judge Mason is an inevitable event.
Senator Slidell will replace him at the
French Court. This is reliable in.
formation"
They have i'll Taunton, Mass, a per-
fectly white robin with the exception
of slightly brown flcck upon the
breast. 1t is a female robin, mated
with the common male robin.
BY a curious law Of North Carolina
magistrates are not allowed to receive
fees for tying the matrimonial knot
in that State.
Capt. d. Ottinger has received an
appropriation from Congress of $1O,-
600, in consideration of his invention
of the life boat.
Geo. D. Prentice, the editor of the
Louisville Journal has enrolled him
self as member of the Sons of Tenn
perance.
Twenty-thrcc dollars per barrel have
been procured in New York, within
three weeks, for Cape Cod cranbor-
ries.
There are said to be 500 nunncries
in Spain, with 20,913 nuns in them.
R0~ And the country is none the
better for it.
A good action is never thrown away,
and perhaps that is the reason why We
find so few Of them.
There is no pride in heaven, because
there is no corruption for it to thrive
| on.
A wise man remains silent while fools
are speaking.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
The Preston Register.

We have received the second No. of
paper bearing this title, and publish
cd at kingwood, Preston county, Va,
by Mr.. d. &. Overholt. Its politics
are Democratic, and its appearance is
quite crcditablc. The Editor, who is
J." young and apparently deserving
man, has our best wishes; but how he
or any other sane man can expect to
'ustain country paper at one DoUar
gear, is altogether beyond our gump-
ton. Our typographical experience
runs back through more than forty
years, and yet VIC have never seen the
time Or the place where We could have
been persuaded to try the experiment.
$3.50 Il year is too little to make the
business properly rcmuncrative. 1t
would be much better, both for Pub
Fishers and Subscribers, if tho price of
all weekly papers was permanently
fixed at $500 year, and no credit
allowed, in any case, longer than one
year. We do not prophecy failure
Oh the part of our neighbour on the
mountain, but VIC shall watch the OK.
pertinent with considerable interest.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

a proposition to amend the consti
tuition OF Connecticut, so rs to extend
the right of suffrage to women, receiy.
ed 50 votes in the Connecticut House
OF Representatives,. 1t was defeated
by 40 majority.
Bs5~ Whenever the tire shall come
that women ought Of right to be voted
for, as candidates for public Office, u
due regard for consistency will require
that iney have also the right to vote.
Not sooner. -. Il b..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
HoNowav's Ointnent AMI P;Ue :
"Man works from sun to sun.
Blu, woman's work is never done -


The experience of every wife and mother
gives evidence of the truth of this She find,
herself surrounded with numerous buds of I'm.
mainly blooming into maturity, and her ALREADY
oppressive cares increasing year by year shc
experiences no cessation from toll, except when
she sleeps-and on waking, her unceasing round
begins again. 1t is shame and a disgrace ,o
human nature, that this has been so long per-
mtted but we rejoice that deiverancc is a
hand The introduction of GROVER & BAnrK,s
Sewing Machines into families has been attend
ed with the most happy results, enabling house
keepers to have respite from their labors, do
ing their sewing in less than a fourth the ,mo.
aud doing it better than by hand. Tho t;RoyeK
BAKER Machines will do the sewing of fam
iiy--it sews silk or cotton with equal faoili,,
from ordinary spools, and the work il does VIII
nor RIP. 1t is simple III construction, oosil,
managed, will not get cut of order, and is the
best machine III the market for family sewing.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
FRIDAY. JUNE rs, 1858.
ffaSs Our timc and attention have

pa" Our time and attention have
been engrosscd, for week past, with
trip to Ohio, &C., so that we arc un-
prepared to held u talk with our read.
ers on the occasion Of entering upon
the Fourth Volume Of the UNION, as
we do this day. Suffice it to say, that
we earnestly hope all our paying sub.
ecriters will continue to hold on, and
to fork Ovcr with their accustomed
punctuality. This will enable US &c
devote our time and energies to THEM
interest; and to furnish them with q
good paper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM UTAH.
Threatening attitude Of the Moymoas
Cor. CumDting Deceived. - Peri
(ouS Condition Of tie Troops.
WAsJHNGroN, June, II, 1858.

WASHINGTON, June, II, 1858.
General Scott has received impor-
tunt official dispatches from Utah, five
days later than those received by the
President from Gov. Cumming, which
have been published. ..r
The dispatches state that the Nor
mons have deceived Gov. Cumming.
and that there is no disposition to
make peace; and that after the Nor
mons had removed their women and
children from Salt Lake City, the men
had returned, strengthened their posts
and assumed threatening attitude.
This intelligence is considered by
the Department perfectly reliable.
Messrs. Powell and McCullocE, the
Commissioners, were delayed on their
way 10y floods and high rivers.
Captain Marcy was six days from
Camp Scott
The forces under General Johnston
were on very short allowance, and
were eating sparingly of their candles
and every oily substance they had, be-
ing unwilling to kill mules for food till
the last point Of necessity.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

THE CROps.-Farmers from differ
ent sections of Central New York say
that all descriptions Of crops there
are promising. Grass is heavy, and
unless injured by the long continued
rains, and farmers prevented by the
same cause from securing it in proper
and scasonable summer, the yield will
be most abundant one. Wheat, Rye
and Corn are all looking well. 1t is
too early yet to judge much of Spring
Wheat or Potatoes.
The advices from the Wcst-are,
that the lands in Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, have
been extensively submerged as to en-
tirely destroy the Corn crop, and the
Wheat is runinously injured.
New Wheat (thc wheat and very
finc) vas harvested at aPulski Co., IL
linois, on the 9Th inst.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
FROM ST. LOUIS.

JUNE 1Sth.--Additional details by
the Salt Lake mail, say seventy Nor
mon families arrived at Camp Scott,
asking protection, which was given.
Capt. Hams, with two hundred and
fifty head Of beef cattle, was met at
Hams Fork, fifteen miles this side of
Camp Scott. For two weeks the
troops have been living on eight oun-
ccs Of -four, half pound Of beef per day.
Lieut.. Stith was met at Green river,
travelling 48 miles per day. The mail
party averaged over sixty.live miles
por day for the whole trip.
ST. Louis, June 2l.-Utah news is
anticipated. Gen. Harvey was met
yesterday, within 40 miles Of this place.
Private adviccs from the army to May
18th, mention the arrival Of Lieut..
Armstrong at Camp Scott. Capt.
Hams is the bearer of a letter to officer
High, and expresses conviction that
tho troops would not be employed a.
gainst the Mormons. The Lcaycn.
worth Times Of this morning contains
II letter from Fort Brilcr, to May 2lst
which states that brigham Young's
principal Mormon elders have consent
cd TO deliver themselves in custody Of
the L. $. Marshal, aud await trial,
provided they be tried by a jury in
no way connected with tho army
A party or Mormons arrived at Camp
Scott in hq'r starved condition.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
Lazear VS.. MONTGOMERY.

In Faycttc county, Lazcar received
4C majority; and in Greene 817-total
8G3. In Washington, Montgomery had
27GO majority; giving him 1907 in the
district but Lazear will have six out
Of nine confcrecs. Hence the end is
not yet. Lecompton is too ponderous
q load for Lazear. The Uniontown
Genius still goes it Lazear-w!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

Pioms OWcials. The new Govern.
or Dyer,and tho Lieutenant Governor,
of Rhode Island, are decidedly pious
men. On tho assembling Of the Legs,
laturc at Ncwport,a union prayer meet
ing was held in the Baptist Church, at
which presided, and led the exercises.
The next day the Lieutenant Govern.
or conducted the exercises. 4 large
number of The members of the Legis~
laturc were in attendance, and parCici.
patcd IN the meeting Ncry commcniu
bio.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

G9" a telegrapbic despatch from
Cairo, at the mouth Of the Ohio, dated
Juno Is, states that the lovcc on the
Mississippi side Of the town was broken
and the whole place oycrnowcd The
town vas deserted.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

w. We learn from Memphis, Tenn.
that tlc steamer Pennsylvania burst u
lo'Ior at Ship Island Oh the 18th inst,
Pad Burnt to tho waters edge. About
$50 persons wore on board. ard Onc
NUmiyrd Hrc2 wc"r i1Hl
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

Tile Reason JWy.--Thc Buffalo
Commercial comes to the aid of Mr..
Fillmore, to relieve him from the dis
credit Of selling his presentation car.
rlagc at auction. The proceeds of
that sale were invested in service of
plate the salyer bearing the inscrip.
ton little carriage and horses gen
erously presented to Mrs. Willard Fill
more, by the citizens Of New York, in
1850, having been sold in 1858, the
proceeds are invested in this set of
plate, as a perpetual memento Of gra.
titudc to the donors"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

ia y post Office has been estab-
lished at lobe, Monongalia county, Va.
between Blacksvillc and Miracle Run,
and George KecGoYcr is appointed the
Postmaster
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
tie ms from the Louisville Journal

''S ~" J'p" tHt LVNtoC0tt cUNiUUt.
The Charleston Is. c. Standard
which was established two or three
months ago to advocate the dissolution
of the Union and the revival Of the At
rican slave trade, and which did advo-
cate both with great spirit and ability,
IS dead. 1t died for lack of subsis-
tcncc. Perhaps the South Cariinians
are not the worst people in the world
after all.
There was fight at Patterson. n.
a., on the Goth ult., between the two
Democratic editors Of that town. One
called the other a Lecompton man,
and then whipped him. Any humane
person would have thought the hard
language quite bad enough without
the boating.
1t has been said that the Falls of
Niagara, if turned into the crater Of
Vesuvins, would cXtinguish the old vol
cano in five minutes. And we presume
that cold water, turned into the stomr
acks Of those miniature volcanoes in
the~South, the disunionists would cflcc-
ITALY quonch them, But VIC have no
ddca that either the former experiment
or the latter will ever be tried.
Mr.. Prior of the Richmond South,
said in very spirited speech in the
last Southern Convention, that he
would not participate in any attempt
to go out Of the Union until he could
so out ''eoiM a unHca ,South." Does
he consider Kentucky a part Of the
"South!" And will he gree to stay
until she is ready to go?
One Of the Eastern editors SAYS that
"nothing has been done in Congress
except Kansas" We wonder if any
body supposes that Kansas is halfdone.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

liar Rcstoratire.--Wc are pleased
to be able to record the satisfaction of
our patrons, after the trial Of an arti.
Gle advertised in our columns. We
have the satisfaction to know several
Of our readers who have used Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative and pronoun.
ced it to be just what the advertisement
says it is. We have several personal
ac9uantanccs, too, who were gray
hcadcd-they have tried it and now their
hair is restored to its original color,
and they willingly add their testimony
to its efficacy, and will give further in
formation to those desiring it. This
speaks we'll for the article, and we adj.
wise all who do not wish to appear
gray.hcadcd, to use Woods Hair Res.
torativc. - Western Patriot.
Bsp" For sale by most druggists.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

During the present the term Of the
\. ). District Court at indianapolis,
there have already been thirteen trials
and eleven convictions for counterfeit
ing, and eight or ten more persons arc
in prison charged with the same crime.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25


A Washington letter writer asscr,.
that large number of Congrcssm,,,
were ont Of funds for weeks adjournel
and that many Of them leave debt,
behind.
Troubles arc like babics-.sthey grow
bigger hy nursing. Don't meet trouble.
hall way, for they are not worth tho
compliment.
The councils Of Chicago have reduced
the salaries Of the city officials some
ten per cent, which has caused com
motion. IN ...fi.f
New Time Table, d. and o. r, r.
FROM BALTIMORE TO wHEELtNG..T
Mail Train arrives at Fairmont 500 D., IN
Express Train u a 10 -,
Accommodation Train I23p, NJ
FROM WHEELING TO BALTIMORE.
Mail Train arrives at Fairmon,. 2,l5p.m.
Accommodation Train I" e,4i D. m
HolOway's Ointment and Pills
Possessed OF these remedies, every man is bis
own Family physician. If his wife and children
are troubled with cruptions sores, tumors, whit,
swcliings, sore throat, or any affection of III.
skin, glands or muscles, perscyerings use of
the Ointment all that is necessary to produce
radical cure. lion the other hand, the internal
organs are assailed by discasc--whetIer il b,
located in the liver, the stomach or the mites.
'ines-hc can eradicate it by administering the
pills to the sufferer, under tho guidance of the
clear direction which accompany every box
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

a marriage epidemic is prevailing
IN Lexington Ky" which is sweeping
81 numerous victims. On one day
last week there wcro no lc,s than soy.
en- weddings and three runaway match
os.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25
DISEASE or THE STO MACH

me stomach is the most liable to get GU, Of
order. Hence how important ,ha, no diseased
matter clog its operation, which would cause nau.
sea and distress by our food. . Il also wuakeun
the Dram, destroys the memory, creates p5ira'
aud dinness, and various Elections IN fl,E head
IL produces great difficulty in breathing and
S"aHo"ing Sometimes faining and fits will
cnsue; also bad breath. rcstIcssness and prea.
loss OF strength. From 2 to 8 Of these Pills =
day wiIl keep the digestive organs in healthy
condition, and unclog or carry away all impure
matter, and thoroughly restore and cleanse tho
stomachj at the same time the pills will go pu.
r'ty the blood, as to drive all manner Of discaGe
from the system,
NOR rs. a IN
In quantity Of corrupted matter, t,icro is al
ways 10 be found neat OF worms. They cannot
neither viii they stay anywhere else. Weak
stomach and bowels are subj &c, 10 them. as thew
have not sufficient power to diges, their food
Hence large heap OF matter is LODGED aud
worms must be the result. a few doses OF these
P''I' VIII disturb them in their nest, ,nd drive
them out Of the system.
1t should be remembered that an occasional
dose when in heath, especially after taking cold
VIII prevoni the disease from formngin tho body
Dr. Worse's Indian Root Pills are sold
by all dealers IN Medicine. June 4-4,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-25

CON.STA BLE.
W We are authorized 10 announce
BECkWlTll IL SAER, As a Candidate fos
Consia bic. ~ District No. g.
nH MY CONUNrRyMGN wby CO 18th
~ that Heavy Warm Coat on itcst hot days,
"h'n you c1n gri such nico cooi 81 miner coat
ana SO cheap 'oo. by calling pn
June 18th, hOt3rEs ( FOCtr.