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SDecial Notices,
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FEVIE SUISSE RIBER offers -,
d himself to the citizens of Nor %ji
folk and Portsmouth, as 4 Tuner ana he
pairer Of Piano Fortes. From among large
number OF those capable Of .iudg:1. Of lis
ability he sabjoins the following:
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lust RECEIVED

DATENT-Cotton Twine-ln bales lib
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TT A Nj S-l0O small Baltimore Hams
100 BEAUTIFUL Breats for sale by
r. F. JAMES,
lie 10 in the ma ket house.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
The next Presidential CAMPAIGN,

A writer in the Montgomery Gala. J
Mail, says there viii be II Wing candl.
date run for President in 1860, 4 that
William G. Rlvcs, Of Virginia, is the
,nam, with the Hon. Edward Everett as
Wee President. The writer seems to
thmk that The bare suggestion of tins
ticket Will cause the Democracy TO
'rcnbIc IN its boots. The Montgome.
~ Confederation, strong Democratic
sheet, play fully replies, perhaps it
viii, ior II has been so used 10 stamp
ing out Whiggery. that It's mention
makes 'hcn eager for tho fray, and
impatient for thc opportunity"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
Dcliriss a., 'rrcmc,,s.

The Cincinnati Times the other day
gave the following account of an incl
dent at the Ninth street watch house
in that city: -"... . H T.H..
A day or two ago, a poor miserable
fellow who follows the river for liz
ing, was arrested for stealing some tr.-
fling article. He was drunk when he
committed the theft. He was com
mittcd to await his trial. lie was con.
veyed to the watch-house where he
was attacked with mania potn. at
intervals he would appear perfectly ra-
tional, and at others he would rave in
the most hdeous manner His raw
ings created startling sensations, even
IN that place used TO such scenes.
When we first saw him he was sit
ting quietly in his cell. Suddenly ne
rose, and uttered an inhumau hawl.
Great Cod" he then screamed,
"the do,il viii get me; the devils are
waiting on me! Oh this is terrible
IS hell, IT'S hell
He then sat down and covered his
face with his hands. Remaining in
this position, he,again spoke, calmly at
first: ... ... ......
"Gentlemen, have been bad man
but my only crime WIS drinking WINS
key. 0! ANT tins terrible, My stom.
ach is all burnt ont. cant live gen
tIenen. o! Cod! I've got to die! die.
die. ......... T.... ....
. Aud then he ravcd fearfully again.
Sud Ieniy he turned t" the station keep.
or ana thus p,teously plead:
Take me to the hospital. Oh for
Gods sake take me 10 the hospital
They'll give me medicine there-,nly BE-
they II cure me. Gentleman this is the
worst case Of mania potu that you
ever saw. Let every man say this is
the worst case that ever happened, and
if cure this man, I'll do u great thing.
Oh, HI I'm cut up with whlskcy.-
My stomach is all on fire! Oh! God
save mel" . .f." 10
And then his rawlings became terri
be. Once he attempted to dauce, but
his acticn became dc,nomac. Large
doses Of Il mixture for such cases we've
given him, and he finally became some
what quoted. 1t was u terrible ex-
hibItion Of that terrible disease the INA
MA pOtu.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
with any organ cation which will CO

With any organ cation which will cc.
pro Use a principle OF measure
&c - right, u winch Il. IN uuNAN
ncr pandcr to tae aboitiOmiSts Of
North OF the secession fanatics Of {
South, both Of whom are cuualiy
fatal to the pence and Welfare OF
country. l.rt the c ced of the W
party hc adopted, and Cri,tend,u
Kentucky, one of the same matte
CONSERVATIVE stump, be chosen as .,
standard bearer for the Presidency. {.
Washington Hunt, Of New York. f..
tic Vice Presidency, and sror nd ii !,
national Wings and Americans of a..
Unlon will rally, and if they succeer
the country will be blessed and hcno,
cd, and if not, we will have discharge,
our duty, regardless of the course
those who oppose us. Let US d. villa
we behave to be right, and trust 20 IT,
wisdom Of the American people for II
result. 49, Cumberland CiuiiidR. ,."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
Exemption from Militia DUTY.

There is one legal way to &c. rid of
carrying corn.staks on ,suster days.
and here it is: ..... ......
Chap. SIS 5. Militia Law of Virginia.
Zach volunteer company which is arm
ed and uniformed, besides its regular
members, may enrol not exceeding so
contributing members, each Of whom,
on paying TO the treasurer Of the com
pany in advance three dollars, shall be-
exempt from attending the mus,ers or
meetings Of the company, and from all
other military duty for one year, ex-
cept that he may be drafted or detailed
for actual service. Upon such payment
by any contributing member. the com
msndant Of the company shall furnish
him with . cert iicatc OF mcu.brrsl,ip.
which shall entit,e him to such excnp
ton for one year only.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

STORM AT 4 CAMP MEETING. "A
correspondent Of the Fredericksburg
Herald, writing from camp meeting,
at Farnham, Va, says
On Thursday, after q solemn and
affecting sermon by The Rev. p. ?.
Wilson, the congregation was driven
70 the tents by storm which ragged
in widest fury for about an hour aud
n half. The roar Of the wind and he
rain through the trees, the loud crash
OF the thunder, and the bright light
nlngs Misunderstanding crcnks Of icnt
tlmbcrs, and the fall Of limbs Of trees
broken BY the storm, mingled with The
songs and prayers swelling forth from
almost every tent, nude one feel queer,
! assure You.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

But, fellow citizens, I think you know
your interests too well to permit this
ent"rprlze, which il of priceless valu'
To om county, to fall ,b ough.
In conclusion, shall we, fellow Cit
zens, vote dowuthe proposition to take
$4,000 stock in this Improvement,
when at the worst it cannot increas,
our taxes more than from s to 10
cents ON the dollar OF what we pay
now, and when it is highly probabl,
~ would say not only highly prob
able, but almost positive certainty,
ot4us not having u single copper to
pay after it has been in operation a
very few years, and then the certain
ty of this improvement, after the
County's subscription is paid, paying
very considerable portion of our
taxes forever afterwards; this, to-
gethcr with the increased value it
will add to our lands, the home and
foreign market it will afford for our
agricultural products, and orr coal
iron and timber, besides a multitude
Of other considerations OF great i'm
portancc to our Countys prosperity,
should induce every one to vote for
the subscription by the County =
Reflect! Reflect !! before you vote.
Iii. Yours truly, PlROLI.
MoNoNuALIA Co, VA. ".'e E
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
kUEGreSSIENdl,

a good orthodox Democrat, living
IN this city, called ut our office on Sn.
turday. and gave us tc understand tIat
We were mistaken in suppoing that the
Democrats Of this District intend TO
return Mr.. Clemens back to Congress.
He said that a Convention must first
be held, and that if it was, it would be
found that Clemens could not ret the
nomination and he added that if he
did get the nomination, the hone st
hearted democrats Of the District wonld
not vote for him if they could get a
better maD-evcn half Democrat to
vote for. We give these counter views
OF the Democrat aforesaid for what
they are worth. We know not whether
a Convention will be held or not. but
wo still entertain the belief that the
aspirants Of the party are disposed to
let Clemens have it all his own way
this time, on the promise that he will
not be candidate again. jFArcling
Times. .... ......
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
HAPPY CONDITION orrug NAr1oyAr

HAPPY CONDITION oFTuE NATIONAL
lNTELLIGENcER..- Arcport having gar,
I'd currency that the Washington IL
teiligencer wac in II sinking condition .
hat paper of yesterday vindicates il,
self 10 dign,tied article from wh,c
the following extract: b.
: ave have the Happiness to stat,
what arc sure will give pleasure, tina.
the Natinal lntelligencrr was ncve..
N any previous year of it's existence, in
n more prosperous condi,ionthan now /:
It's circulation never 80 large, nor tn,
private expressions of approbaslon, re-
spect, and confidence from conscrya.
tive men of all parties and sections SC
numerous or emphatic, NJ any former
period Of its career, as during the last
three or four years. We beg to say
further, III reference 10 very particu.
lar statement of one Of those vera cious
Washington writer's Of suppositious
facts, that it has not been offered for
sale; nor has any badly proposed to
buy it, or made any overtures for its
purchase; and that when the time shall,
III the course Of nature, come for its
passing into such rs will stcudias,ly
uphold the principles which it has ever
nnswer,ingly maintained, and with re-
newed vigor enable the journal TO 20
on lis way rejoicing.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
Di>,r.hu.ion ina ,irsinin.

A meeting OF u portion of the people
OF Cumberland county was held at the
Court House OH the 23d inst, Ut which
a preamble andrcsolutlons we're adopt.
cd, rrclting that the question Of DIS
tributing the public lands among The
STATES IL of great Importance to Vir-
ginia, and deserves to be fully discuss,
ed before the people.
The meeting declared their belief
III the full power Of Congress to dis
pose Of these lands or their proceeds,
and as no mode Of disposal is Indicated
by the Constitution, they recommend
conformity TO the deeds of cesson,
which contemplated the distribution
Of the public lands amoLg the States,
III proportion to their ratio of contli-
button 10 the general government. -
The present mode Of distribution
among portion uf the States" they
hold to be unjust and , violation Of
ccssion. The share 10 wl!cI. Nagiuln
Is entitled, they are of opinion, ''wouid
greatly reduce her burden of taxation
now almost uncmdurablc.' And where
as the period between tho adjournmcut
of Congress and the election next
Spring wall be Insufficient for the full
and thorough discussion of sub ject, they
invite MIR. Samuel y. Gordon, of Pow
haitian, at once to take the field, and
open the CANVASS III this Congressional
district. Mr.. Gordon made has appear.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

The news Of the conclusion Of the
treaty Of peace il China, has consid
crably depressed the Tea market in
New York. Good for tea drinkers.
For the year ending the 31st Of May
ja8t, 1922 Germans arrived in New
Orleans. Nearly ten thousand OF them
went to ST. Louis
Some Of tho Madrid iournalsrilicnlc
the idea that Spain will ever ccdc Cubs
to tho United Suites.
Three prominent Iiny,ians have ar,
rived 10 this country, for the purpose
Of inducing free urgrocs To cmignic to
Hayu, Success TO ihc effort.
The Petersburg Undiana) Reporter
gives tho details Of the breaking up Of
baud Of robbers that have for some
time infested the neighborhood. About
q dozen have been arrested. one Of
them was justice Of the peace. and
another was postmaster and constable.
V6c'o aro . tcw more Of the ZANE sort
yea rs large,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
Economy tie .Snrest Revepas.

Often in nntuing ia rr"ncm, morr waat.
ing than j. rr' serving h Blih Nav cos.
o! Fr2sf Humphrey, Homeop The rerard,u
costs b"t iN" dollars; vt mn, tunes rach
lrar n.y. may save calm. doctor, o'lau
cave III "i sickness. saw beng lnil up,
save "'"rn and sntfrrirtg. and thu, .ara
heal and money. ririr il book oi -im.
81" directions W IN zach case so plain hot
ans body can u e i 81 it, suc-as 'Tuo3,..
isrs invested ihIs way "il va, III. mga.y
back -S"v"Tai i'm an h v-ar. nAs,.!,.s ST.,
my n" -iCknrsS aud suAt tiug
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIEr

Aud telling the hsd Of Tine wc;yh;re
h"aV'k upon them. with all It's attendant
Ills. Will find III The use q, Horfiand'e G,..
ma" GIters, at Elixir that will inst; new
~" mt their veins; restore ~ measure
the 'n"rgi mud ar1or If more yOuthfnl dave;
oulih MP Their shrumkeu forms, and riru
heat aid '''"r2N rorheir remaining ves,.
Ak f"r Hoof0nd's Germun B;,tcrs, preps.
red hv Or { VI Jack'"n. Ais Arch Slrs,,.
fhi'"drIpha. IhrN are sod by druggists,
and sou keepers IA -r-,y town aud viil0g,
IN ih" L S'at"&. CO. Gta,. West ladies An |
Souh An!"Tica al rs Gems nrr Bottle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
THE KANSAS ELECTION.

LEAVENwoRTH, August %, via
Bonneville, August 25,--Thc Board of
Election Commissioners constituted by
the "EngIiSh B.lI," have issued pro
cIama'ion declaring the proposition re-
Jectod by nine thousand FIVE hundred
and twelve majority. The whole vote
was thirteen thousand md eighty. EIGHT;
NO fraudulent votes we're received, but
ie" precincts were rejected on sccoun.
of infOrmalties.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
ECirg 10 I,liD.

The New York Herald thinks the
Democratic party is going to ruin. 1t
says that ncithcr sympathy for Mr..
Douglas, nor hostility to Douglas. nor
Il little movement here for Gov. Wise,
nor another there for Sidcl 4 Bright,
nor any thing Of the sort, will avail to
unite the distracted, 1ismantlcd, disor.
dcred, dlsJointcd and divided Demo.
cracv."
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

STEP that Boy. "A cigar in his mouth,
a swagger IN his walk, impudence in
his face, caro.for.nothingncss in bis
manner Judging from his dcmcanor
he is older than his fathcr, visor than
his teacher, more honorcd than the
mayor Of the town. Stop him--l,e il
going too fast. He don't know bis
speed stop him ere tobacco skaters
his ncrvcs,erc pride ruins his character,
ere the younger master the man, ere
good ambition and manly strongth give
WY to low pursuits and brutish aims. |"
Stop all such boys They arc legion
the SHINE Of their families, the dis.
grace Of their towns, the sad and solemn
rcprosches Of themselves
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
P.MpLES AND KLOTrHEs

Ar. ihr result Il impnt" buud The b'ooI
br' ON think a,irlpu0et The skin i. not
ab'' +" Ga" If III" inquiries So Important
!" heaI'h how man, soung men aud $50.
men "" Ser ssh Ih,r aces covered with
pImpirs Il blutces VII, srG eudpaynTiuy
ON W hem b, tU use vi swaps aud
"sslits u yatoUs Siuhs This ~ vrry dan.
Ssr'ns, II add u-,et b. pfactispd By
rer>nrs drsiorns OF Y"od heath Mothers
"h" have '!,tGrn atilr,ra .iih sores and
emp i"n~ n n'd AYR dy them up by *.
irinsl Applications Tor IN this way they
val tiny" ~ be hnnnrs and piodncn i'll
h"a IL Tor III, chlId dufjus IT, whoIc la
iim". There /. u" m"hcl tlint lik"s 20 SEQ
hrI ch'idr"n iflfci d Wiz lrpbv h ailh.
M0RSES INDIAN ROOT FILLS are pm.
pared e3pt ST., Or lhp cure pt ernptiuns Of
'h'' >k' ,sncl, ~ rlmpi"s, Bln,chrs Soret,
&r The, ceusr 'hr h'oi az in,pnri'os,
producer 2 u h"sul'u, cisnr mud haa!thy
'kr. :" much aimr b, all people u
isst: sn1 r 'iupmcnt
Dr.. Horse 3 fndian Root PILE are so{S
by all dea'ers IN Medtcine. Sept. at n.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

MYSTERIOUS DIsArpEARhNCE OF 4
BRIDEGROOM. Another my,,criou, dis
appearance is reported 10 BROOKLYN,
and under circumstances Of u peculiar
~ painful character. n fanny of the
highest responsibility, residing IN Fu.
ton avenue, near Oxford street, assem-
bled on Tuesday night, to witness the
wedding OF one Of its mcmbcrs--a
young lady Of IL. Every preparation
for the nupt'als was made, many friends
Of the famiIy were present, andall waited
the coming Of the bridegroom.
As the hour fixed for the ceremony
approached, his absence became the
tuhJcct ofrcmark, aud messengers were
dispatched To his residence to hurry
him up, bnt he was not to bc found. -
He had left his residence about two
o clock III the afternoon To get some
thugs for the Wedding III Now York,
aud persons had seen hun at The Fulton
Ferry, but since that no trace Of bin
could be found.
Inquiries were made of the police,
if any accidents had occurred, but no
tldngs could he mad. Time wore sway,
the bride and her parents watching
eagerly every footstcp III expectation
that it might DC the absent one. Md.
night came, but no bridegroom, nor
things Of him. 1t was deemed unudyi.
sable to wait any longer aud the party
broke up, the bride nearly distracted
with grief, and tho friends filled with
wonder at the cause Of the bridygromo's
absence.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

LOSING GROuND.-The Chicago De
mocrat states tina. Douglas is rapidly
losing ground in Illinois. Within the
las. five weeks, it is stated, nine Doug
las papers have gone down 4 fourteen
Administration papers have started. -
The editor says that the friends of
Douglas arc deserving him every day,
and that. before the election, he will
be left cat of sight in the race.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
hDVERTizING AGENCIES.

The following gcntemen are authorised TO re-
ceiye Advertisements, &c. for this paper, viz.
New fork--S. NJ. Tetengili & Co. No. 40
Nassau street. ..... ...... ......... .
Vsschcr, Owen q Co., 2+s and 34s Broadway.
u. :. Schcl's Advertising agency, No. s35,
broadway. We have good deal OF confidence
in this concern.
Philadeiphia--E. W. CAru, Northwest cor.
rer Of Third and Walnu, streets, opposite tho
Merchants Exchange. ...
Pittsburg .-Samue! Mcdonald, ossee of the
IRON CIty newspaper.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

rs b. Han. George ". Summers,
no has been frequently named as II
candidate for the q be material chair
of Virginia, dcclincs the honor thus
proposed to be conferred on him. We
may publish his letter Of declinsturc
next week. ------------ -----------
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

Mr.. J. Low, Of Cheat Neck, who
voted against the County subscription
to the Slackwater Improvement, has
changed his mind, and desires his vote
to be recorded i'll favor Of it. Quite
sensible
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

BGA.- The vote on the County sub
scription to Slackwater, was taken in
District No. 2, (Morgantown) on Sat
urday last, and resulted as follows: -
For the subscription, 203
Against it, .. .. 50
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

ss@- The Editor hopes to be ut
home sitter next week-and 10 make
this paper more interesting than it has
been for some weeks past.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

The Springfield Register, tho official
State organ Of the Illinois Democracy
says
"Mr. Douglas will lie Democrat
while he lives. As to his supporting
the nominees Of the Charleston Con
vention, why should there be II doubt
of 1T? We confidently expect Judge
Douglas himself to be the nominee of
that Convention. and as such elected
Presiden. Of the United Statcs." f..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

MIR. MILAN, at the " Half wa
House." Oh Big Indian Greek, (Falr.
mont pike) entertuns travellers very
comfortably. Give him Il call.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17
s Ggsf1CaS.

Bes~ \. Z. Ha! monN, ESQ. Of Fn...
mont, declines beng u eand date for
re election 10 the ilousr of Delegates.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

sEa- We have Dentist in town
faid to be q good one. See his Card,
and attend to your grinders.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-17

intcs; you may rest assured they
IL DO SO no more.
AS to interested stockholders charg
< exorbi,ant tolls on the Bridge, tits
nply ridiculous; the Board of Public
arks prcscribes the limit of tolls be.
nd which they cannot 70. AS to it
reveuting us getting Railroad. is al
nmbug, Tor if We could even get a
rartcr for one, we never could buldit
We are now; but slack our river,
improve the great highway that aturrs
Tod has placed in our midst, and it
Gould soon draw host of energetic.
nblic spirited capitalists into our com.
unity, and would develop our vast
Tneral, agricultural and mechanical
"sourcrs TO such an extent that it
"ould not be long till we might have
he means to build Railroad, CON
,eeting the Slackwa,cr with the Balti.
,"orc and Ohio Railroad. A'. -"
20 in the corner" says lit will
not pay, if it even pays 8 per cent be.
low Geneva" The fact is. the work
below Geneva the past year, has paid
is per cent on their actual capital,
notwithstanding it has been year
OF the greatest financial depression
our country has experienced since
1878. $4,000 was received in
tolls from the six dams in Pennsyl-
vania during the past year, which
makes thirteen thousand dollars to
each dam. II our dam which costs
! $50, 1000 should pay in an equal
ratio with the dams below Geneva
! it would CATER paying the interest,"
/ So, 000-ot the whole capitaD have
! II clear profit of $4,000 per year !;
and as one-hali at this would belon.
to the Comfy, it would pay the
whole $25 900 in five years: but i!
our dam only pays onr-ii!th as much
rs the Pennsylvania dams DO, it would
pay the Couuty'S Subscription MS it
{ becomes due. Every rejecting, i'll
trlliSent man must see al Il Glance
that our dam aOW pay more than one
fifth as much rs the average of the
dams below. 1T WILL PAY and no
mistake. In place of it increasing
our taxes, as soon as the County $
SubScri ption is paid, it will pay fifth
or sixth o! our taxes, and will con
tlnuc to do SO rs long us the dam en-
dures.
/, 90" asks "why it is that the few
boats that visit lis now go away with
ont cargo" The reason il plain.
their visits are like those of angels.
few and far between. They come
with no regularity, and when they
! do come no one is PREPARED for them :
but establish regular line--let them
have stated hours of arriving and
departing every day, and we would
would soon see them ladencd to their
utmost capacity. 90" says "the
citizens of Morgantown do not be-
iirve it will pay Actions speak
londcr than words, and from their
acts we are led to believe they do.
As an evidence OF the fact they have
subscribed the principal part of the
! $l5, 900 raised by Individual sub
srription, besides voting 50 to Q in
favor OF the town in it's corporate
capacity subscribing $40, 200 stock
and they voted on last week, with
but two dissenting voices, to be taxed
equally with the citizens Of the Coun
ty to raise the $25 900. II this is
not an evidence that they believe it
will pay, do not know what is
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