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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

a country editor announces 10 the
following terms that he has suspended
specie payment:
III any man wants TO sec stars and
appreciate ono Of tic uses to which
,rlckbats may be perverted let him
ipproach our vicinity with nm account.
z. S.-Wc keep a pile Of brickbats
~ our sanctum, and carry one in our
hat. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

BA-Thc following Essay vas orig
inall,y read before Seminary in IL,
Ohio lana was forwardedto the Ed
tor Of this paper, by special request,
disqualification. We bcspcak forit an
attentive pcrusal. 3w
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AN ALPINE vALE.
BY L. l.. PURisToN.

- W." oueJ "'""'o W "e"b
In this wild, seques'ered glen, t
Where the king of birds resides,
And bright sparkling water giijes,
Where.the feathered sonysters sing, u
Smiling in perpetual spring: -" a4@
= Here in naturo's widest bowers -
lierc, at eventids, l love
TO look around, below, above
On the streams, the flowers, the wood
And on every work ofaod.
The growing of plant, the opening of flower
Are both produced by Him, who sends each
golden hour;
Who make us live and move, and gives each
mental power. s
RAt t,h.+s
The ssil hsrichestb boaniy yields, rs 9-a
+ Aud crops abunda6i load the Eeids; sac -
Through each season Of the year,
1''Ail 'ssetdant beauty here, .at-s'l
Su"e mere i"hg ago did cease,
nun OF Dee, anu song o. bird
sas"ect but simple lay,
10 tho GOD oil night and day.
All his works Their vocea raise,
JOIN to sing their Makers praise.
The Lord is good and kind; his mercy fowsto
all
fe nations Off earth, attend your Makers
o'
n'' '"u' "'N'"' oH you 'S vengeance
- - ' " " w.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

4 Very SAD 'Sory.--An English
paper relates tic death of father
from grief. 1t says: Ellis joy,agcd
eight years, WAS accused on charge
Of stealing a sovereign. Bail was re-
.nocd, and the lad was sent TO prison.
The father, on parting with his child,
took the matter so deeply 70 heart that
he wont home ard never gain locked
up. 4 deep seated melancholy took
possession of him; be was obliged 10
give up work, and on tho day bis li,tlo
bog was tried, Tic father brcathcd his
last. The surgeon that attended him
says that be died Of broken heart
The boy was discharged"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

Thomas Jasper, Il cat;lc droycr of
Cn|poper county, Eao who had $500
abodt him when last scen il Washing.
'on, has Disappeared there under CIR.
cumsianccs uniayorablc TO his safety.
A violent thunder storo passed over
New Orlcans the OH inst. Several
houses were struck by lightning, and
a slave killed. ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25

Thirty members Of the Boston police
we're detailed to put a stop to skating
in that city on Sunday week. They
wont into the Back Bay, the favorito
resort Of the skaters, and cleared the
ice of large number, but one individ
ual boldly refused to yield and set at
naught all devices to secure him. lie
sknted like the wind, and favored the
helpless officials within eccentric series
.ofrarc and Observation-Disclosures. Finally
"a line was formed and the dignitafics
marched down upon the deGantskater.
lie was trapped; they wore more than
u match for one--but just at The poitt
OF securing him, after executing one
of the most bcSilaering exploits, he
dashed through tic adyancing line and
was safe. Loud applause grcetcd tho
discontinue of the police.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-25
Seycniy'D0gs on a Train.

BY the Chicago train yesterday, the
party Of English tourists, who have
been on hanting excursion to the
wostIof this arrived in. St. Lpuisgand
took up quarters ut tlic'rTantcr's House.
The party was composed Of Lord Cayen.
dish, and Mcssrs. Seymour and Ashley,
of England. They are accompanied
to this city by Mcssrs j. B. Austin.
and j. w Foster, of Chicago. The
Canadian government about year
since appointed Prof. Hind and Messrs.
Dickinson, Fleming, and Hind, Com.
lnlssioners to explore tho Red River
Valley. They were joined by the
above first named individuals, and since
then have occupied the time in hunt
ing and exploring the country from the
mouth to the source of the Red River.
The party left Sclkirk on the Red
and Asslncmone Rivers, on the 29lh
of November, with train of seventy
dogs, for Grow Wing, which point they
reached in Is days travel. .Itwas sup.
posed some time since that they had
been attacked and killed by the Indians
in Western Minnesota, but the report
was shortly after discreditcd. and We
are now happy to record the safe arri
val of the party in this city in the en-.
Joyment Of excellent health, aud ap
parently much benefited, physically.
by the excursion. # -.
They have various trophies Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
Bakers Premium Bitters.

" nPs 1v csnS EsneraIy W.T. ue ever hhuiu
invaluable in all climates and In all scasonsOne that has per-
formed more remarkable than other
that he taken by all conditions and with perfect
safetyand that stands unrivaed for the Dyspeps
Colds and Coughs Choc Nervous Affections General Debility
PaEArM 'rrERs have been manufactured In Richmond Va
for past and highly by Physicians and
others for their great virtue They composed entirely
vegetable substances and therefore entirely om
nl poons When all other remedies have failed single
Tie has been known 70 cure the worst of Dyspepsia certified
10 ny The tate Ro r. Ncwchls and fevers by
H. 0regor OF ienrico and othessand choics durhtea
rs hundreds Of our citizens assert who used it with great
which immediately checked and uprooied symptoms of
that hord disease by the use Of Bakers premium BrrERs
Indeed W doubt II iee has been discovered
powerful aud yei so soothing nature Rtter which
are constantly administered to children with the happies
The Protrcor these Bers anxious known
throughout Tie country, and for this will put
eoan nrehans and others by the Wholesale such prices
as eaniV fail Ia please All Invited Try the Bcrs
10 Jrtge Tor themselves Of their neris
TO b. had of all Druggists IN Iynchburg and elseh in
Virginia f"r orders address b. BAKER, PROPRIETOR
July sOtlAcis Richmond, Va.
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The Txo-Thirds Rule.

The friends OF Douglas are beginning to talk Of
resembling the twothirds rule OF Charleston. or
course they understand that he hns no chance ofa
nomination on any other terms. Hon. Isaac +.
MossE, Of Louisiana, in his late letter. says on
this subject: .-.t ~-..
| II have always been opposed 10 the adoption of
the two thirds rule ia our conventions, which
blss very small minority To kill of prominent
men aud bring In outsiders; and in tho conven
Itiou at Baltimore which nominated Gen. Cass
moved 70 set Il aside and tho resolution was recev.
ed and carried with such uproarious applause that
IL literally brought down the galleries and the
suit was that one Of three distinguished gentle
men whose names had long been prominent In tho
public eye was nominated. to the great disappoint.
mont Of all outside compromise candidates"
| Mr.. Morse omits to mention that the candidate
thus 40 triumphsntly nominated in convention
was ingloriously defeated at the polls. Fartheron
IN his letter. (Which comes out strongly for Doug
las), be thus returns to the same topic:
| ~ have said that the twothirds rule ought to
be set aside; but II is said to DO Democratic. I
deny H. have not time argue to the question: but
II can never be Democratic when majority of an y
body can he defeated by one.third. 1t was unfor-
ltspste for the country that Mr.. Van Buren pub.
lshed his letter against the annexation Of Texas,
after majority OF the delegates favorable to him
had been elected and the Democracy was COM
PEELED to do little wrong for a great good"
The ample revenge taken by Mr.. Van Buren, for
,his ''little wrong" on the candidate nominated
as above stated In l84S in one that will not be soon
forgotten. The Jesuitical policy Of doing "a little
wrong for great good, !" works AZ badly in poll
tics - il does in every other relation Of life. l,
will not be strange II this heirloom Of the two
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09
The Enquirer On Douglas.

The Richmond Enquirer winds up its review
Of Douglas Harperian article with the following
'sbilious" declarations: ,sa
Mr.. Douglas essay can be:.regardcd in no other
light than an ineeudiavy document, calculated to
produce nothing less than repetition Of tho an
archy and bloodshed which has lately disgraced
the soil OF our territories. We publish Il only for
the paFpoes u pointing out its errors, and Of
warning the conservative men Of the eonntry
against this last and me,t dangerous phase which
anti-slsvsry agitation has yet assumed.
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FRraiiture!l E.ruitvre,i
ELEGANT EIrp NrTTTpE

uAAIhfUL Tor past favufn tlsr subscFiltF W0uTI
ssurn ms thnfks 70 NM ffieBsls and the public gen
any ai,i inform them that he has now on hand an
- Is CONSTANTLY adding tAereio) large assortment .!
ELEGANT FURNITURE, q
Ma,MsIDjLiACruEED BIZ, SKI i.rFIk, WORKMEN, "a
Ja =" ae very oest materials AID ansed in The
any GOTTEN up In the inos ex,easiss naaauacsorics
and ,s. can rom those xisbgto psreiase feeling a.
pf,ce and quality u WORK. ( n III 81
~ har and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
u........ -. 4" EDWARD J. FOf4kEs
house, -, = ~''oss oe'v" .]ps. .,.t
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

REMARKABLE MANA correspondent Of The
Charleston Mercury writing from Denyor's Spring
N. O., tells Oft Revolutionary soldier, named
Henry, residing there, who was in tho batie Of
Kings MouStain:
ale is nearly 95 years Old and still reads with
out spectacles; he was mere boy at the time Of
the battle, but stood his ground when fcrgus,n's
troops charged with the bayonct and in conse
quence had u thrust through the hand and into
the thigh. His rifle. which he had Just loaded
discharged at the moment he received the
thrust. This kille his antagonist. alter the Brit
ish had retired up tue mountain. Mr.. Henry was
was found lying by 10y with the muskct hang
ing by its buyonst to his thigh. lie afterwards
BECAME u distinguished criminal lawyer and is
said to have defended more desperate criminal
cases than any other man in the State. lie has
in manuscri ct an account OF the battle prepared
by himself with the aid If Vance, another Of the
partcipators in that bate. lie say. that Sum
ters original nano was not the ''tiame Cock, y
but "Tuck" That he WAS 80 called hv one Gil
more who owned blue hen famous for her game
chickens. That celebrated fighter named
Tuck" was ore Of ills blue hens chickens, md
in compliment to Sa nter's pluck. Gilmore gave
him the coguomea '.raek," which was afterward
changed into ~ he Game Cock" t..f
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niainet b 90 World.

n, A. IN svidsnss # whss industry and rersever-
aass will do, u msy BE- stased that tbs Hon. Scion
Rowland and Hoo. Jsss Clemens have fissn. BY
ssssessivs ss.irsn usissd States ssuakoysand
Alsiatsvs Plsaipo.satissy until they haze ssaehsd
Ne editorial chair; and they arc now asosstsa In
ne srpsssnsns II The AenPhis tTesa.y Eaqair-
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

FiGHr WITH MoHAvEs. Full Particulars. - In
addition to tbs recent brief account by telegraph
of a fight with the Mohaves, we learn FROM our
overland California exchanges that Major Arn,i-
stead. henring that the Indians had collected a,
point dwn the river. left the Fort On the evening
OF the 18th ult, with twenty-five men, for the rur-
pose of reconnnitsring rs well as to surprise the
camp ofthe Indians, it possible. Ills approach WAS
unsuspectei by the Indians. and when he diseov-
cred the three Indians in the field three or four
men were sent forward to make them prisoners,
bat the Indians fed on seeing the men. They
were then fred upon by the mcn sent forward hat
only one Of them was killed.
The Indians, in a body, then commenced the at.
/ tack, Their determination and spirit showed it
self during engagements Of three hours duratiou.
AT the time Of the arrival Of Lieut.. MARSHALL
! Major Armistead's men were 80 much surrounded
by the indians that Lieut.. Marshall was Obliged
70 fght HE way thr ugh them to effect junction
with the Major. :.
After this protracted fight. and when II was
supposed that the Indians had abandoned the Acid.
the men were permitted 30 rest in the shade of he
trees FOR about three hours, before commencing
thAir return march. But - they were preparing
70 lease, the5 wesS again sdddsaly asfscksi witR
most detsrmined obstinacy BY the Indiana. who
Frequently appropched within ten or fifteen stem.
Of the mnskets Of the men,. 1917 ~ 10
Major Armistead was compelled during ,bo
fght 10 ,send smsll detachments to prevent tha
charges which the ladians were continually M h.
ing At one time he was forced to place tile .,,,o
mand OF Lieut.. Marshall in his rear to keen The
Indians back, which were attacking his command
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SIS REwARnl6

I<aSaWAf from the subscriber a,n m, 2,i -, tup,-'
- NEGkO MA N, named Da....... 49,, :, A.. ,.. 4
iooSs ~. n. ie 3 about Lyuchbus He b ao,t Nv e
es hsLi " u brght brown color M, ,,,. ,on cut
anu mas down cast tsek when sv,sr, III, will "a
sept s-dYt '''ss~ :" rse' !, enurx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-09

- THE Executive COMMITTEES q the AerscHltarsl se
~ dssisc 70 lent out the Two RxyhkssxEsr IioesrS "
FAIR Grounds for the ensuing YnfE Que Of them 10 "
ckeusiyei. for ladies aud their escorta with lady 10 ""
.id u; hh ne other far .snemeu with The psi'"sr
BAR 'ros,sas mast be hahed To tLc ut.f-tFisett ,.
sept s-dlw A. McuOSALp, ), d'I'
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From the Press.

\
@g know 70 be ali that Is recommended; hay
Every mother and 2oas.seeper must osn act as family
ply stefan IN the numerous illnesses and accidents that
among children aud servants For many Of these cases bay
Pain KILLER - an indispensable article. In darrhea il has
been n' and effected cures For cuts and bruises
rkarY DAVIS p.lS klLLER-Ths medicine has become an
Pain Killer is much item every goods sent 10
eonn. merchants as tea coffee sugar Ths speaks
DAVIS NEsErA PAIN ding The many
ine,ns d Tins arct and many other medicines tn.r-
Perry Davis Pain Killer is than ihs wles Of ih.n pS.
together II Is of the few that are ast what they
pretend 10 b.. Try iL-B,aas,eicA 7eiegrapA. ~
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See advertisement n another column ,n,v ,so,,
Brandroth's Pills.
Y body and Brandres I'M. ar. s. present
once seize on the huors which the occasion OF Inc main
aarc Daase their power emily upon and over those huno
snsn s,s unhealthy (want hf) lsase pres
in"ai eroap Colds coughs rheumaEns Inn in the sd S
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Hair Rastoratiye.

Every one will we tbiivk seyee Win ~ In the opnion
NJ Thai the human hair Is the greatest natural
Iai nos-ssed either nv gentleman or LADY, Just
an Mood looking man m Instance in The street;
o h. s hs hal In recognition Of your bow and the charm
has vanished Tor chabod written on his bald head
a,, M. viii the flowing locks that once 4oursed
iher in he case of lady the matter Ia II possie
sc eases sn,rdIn one ~ the ON which
lowing er,vram IA tsanded: ! 51s7t So,
20, give me f,iy Emma n lock Of your hair,s -z
Ahashf,, vonng lover t,ok courage and aighed:
",;Twere ain 70 refnsa sneh a modest reqsest-A
a. tsta ~ ,rb1,s srf1 The dear Creature gsraiex
Now 4, nYevsn suei, A. cSasfruh IA within fhs pover OF
.vry ,y pnd aeniicnan. far ~ nsing ProS Woods Ham
n, Int The article win restore huir bald pinces and
even IL L has chnnoe color md bec,me rray II VIII bring il
Win ,h anatomy nhvsaIogy and natlo,oSy of the
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Holloway's Pills.

Holloway'S Pills. So ss=.i
a~> HABiTuAL consolidation predisposes the system TO
M receive Infection vitiaies the breath and renders the
body impure Mere he disease and
Unfair the strength The This remedy on the
ary permanently regulates excetve Junction. and len Is
vgor the frame while PARTIES the animal haiA Sold at
,c manuiaetory No. Maiden. Lane Nov York, and by all
druggists ssc. sss. aad o. per box sept I-lw
The virginian JOB Once, ~
nB> This estahisk6pem hes iust heen applied with
&g large aasofinisnt Of NEW OUTS Aad FANCY TYPE,
MENTAL PRINTING, Of every description y 49,
beautiful article Of Bank 0heckA DranA Circulars Bust
Visiting oar se &c, be u ne shortest
notice Terms moderate =, - - - laug lots
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h m. r~ar. Il vss d tkls lis allask 81 tsea-
,v.loar Italians, wk.<s bodia zsss - On ths
asla. wsss killed. tvs. 81 ssa ~ ssrssae-
y Aaw zsny rsrs killsd5e e7EsssSs=.
vernssss EiS6Sioa. . e
ksaxsrz,arl III Iepk 4 he ssns . sle@llen
A. rl.ssia ,isis SlsisI tlaSyA. Ti6rs S4zae
scs.saI Isisr-s, manifesied In its rfssit. The
rs,a,rs - ,hus far recrIss1, Indicate the rs-elec-
,s.a ii the Rspahlican State Ticket. BY absat the
ssass msis,lay as laa. year. Alss Asmali kepab-
lssan gain In the Legislature.
Twenty-sac town. give ilsn. liilard nall, inc
Rerah,ssa candidate for Governor. $40 votes,
and john u Saxe. ipsm.) 2657.
In slssy lawas the Republicans elect ffyone
Representatives, and ths psapsrais eight.
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.. sag o VI En- apps MosQuro Bar.
JOHN ABIAHAMs
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JOHN ABRAHAMS

-. CVI1N ABItA II ANS.
F1E Emporium Of Fashionable Drcss oods at 20 per cent
less than the costs Importation They con,,rise rr
silks, Monsins, Mernes Poplfns via: = ' '
byadare rage eniumne; - - q
t.ross de Rhine Byadare;s q 80 & T. .e --
Extra Rich Floiineed Gross de Rhine:
Brown Blue, Green and Lilac Poult soibeautf, coor
selown' Importance De Laus;'
Pekin Saline Fl . :
Double Jul,s
Byadare Canlele st- E
20 pa Ducatr, at1e1, worth Is cents sCt.z
sePt s-ats No 90 Main Street Lsnebhnrr
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Valuable PlaafaaIonll gssis Sa,e.

Split Bottom Chairsi Split Bottom Chairsl
"OLD VIRGINNY NEVER TREE
NUMEROUS enquiries having been made for SPLIT norroy
CHAIRS, furnish neat and superior article q,
reasonable prices at the I'D stand. JOHN l. WINSTON
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