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Fl AauEREMEDIEs ETt.
Ossood's Indian Cologoguo,l
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'a Tonic, 5=
Splsd'a fsbrifugsa
Fexitable n earifuEe.
LOzENGES.
ShBrman's Cough and WormA
BrRau'EP ulmonie Waters,
Locock,s Pulmonic Wafsrs,
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Le vst.'s Wahpene or Hair Clos
Barry's Tricophsrous,
Lron,h Katharion, ISL. e.
Bqyle's Hyperion Find,
Phaion's HairInvigorhsor,
Iayne's Hair Tonic, h
van Dausan'a Wahpene.
| LI,ndon's0 Oriental Hair Tonic,I
| HAnel'sEau Lnstrale,l
O|ldfidgu,a Balm ofCoiumbia,
Hzdway,s Circasgian Baim.i
IL PANACEAS.
| Evnin'h, Houck's,
(|rilen'sIndian Vegetable, MS .
I,onglsy,s Great Western.
Nj OINTMENT AND 5ALVEs,
Ibalfsy's Magical Pain Z rtraoioy,
| 7'rofesaor Hollowsy's0 Ointment,
MsAllister'a All-Healing,
l,rooks'sM agicSaiys, ? ryor'aPI
tirsy,s, HarrtBon's Specific,
Trnsk'NMaKnetic,J udkin's,
| l.oudsn'sAii-H Healing, Russie.
III OILS.
\ Rushtcn,8Coa Liyer0il,
| MeNair,nAeonstie, Scarpa'sdo,
l Btitiah, HArlnem.
4 i4 BITTER6.
| Moifst's PhRnix, Blake oAromat
i 3.sf W0LFE,S AROMATIC
| EB Druggintk and Merchants,
/ lbontained In the above eataiogt
calling orssndiug their ordsra 81
| b Itensive assortment Of GEM
United States, and at tho lowesI
/ y. w
l. GENUINE 4
/ ma ~ - H 49, No.il
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J
f~sAUTION.-LoTrERY FRAUDs.-The Com
the Maryland Stats lotteries has duty
to caution ubic
maitland Lottery Schemes pretend
wholly
Che Lotteries
Of the elected tho people
State, Conanou approve the
schemes and attend the drawlags.
All the thas all
ckets have the Autographed Brennan,
Agent Tor the Of the Consolidated
eres, baltimore, Md. All othsrs fraudulent. +
information the nube of LoiIsris
oy drawn VIII be eheeruy by addressing
r. X, Brennan. baltimore Mi
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

~ ~ SAh - - - ~ - - - ~
Al FAMILY MEDICINES, which
ID Dealers Al Proprietcr'H lowest,
II Agency, Ns.tsi char.rssatrest,
iHihhsrd'a wiidChsrry,
RichaTdeoa's Sherry Wins,
Hutchingis Vegetable Dyspepsia,
3oulsy's Vegetable Golernan's, et
Hooffand, % German, OIygenAtsa.
| CGSdRrfcs. s~
Cologne Watsr, Bay Water, g
Florida Water, Mean Fun,
| Jons'sLiiiy White.
soAPe AND pREAhiS.
'Los,s Brown Windsor,
Jons,s Chemical,
Hadway's Hedieatsd ,Castiies,
Almond, Toilet aud Family,
6hayiog Cream and Compromised
alidsscriptions. ~ 4
PILLS.
Wrigbt'sindian Vegetable,
Motiatt'ALife, Brandreth's, "
Morrisou's, Lees, New London,
Psrr's, Shpptng toms GhAnGpiensa,
araefenbeTR . Jayne 'sSana,ivs, j
JAyne's Agiie, Winerfs Camnlnile,
Bihbard,s Anti-bilious, Peters,,
lSpencetta Vegetable, Coot's, ID.
Cooper's, Coyel's, Rheumatic,
IAndarnon'e, Allehasis's Health,
iWistar'stisntie purgstivs,
lAilabasis' Agws, Heoper's,
Ichieknef' sSugar-eoated,
ItisTriekA Sugar-eoated, ~
lGilbert's Anii-bilious, Beokrith's,
I Leidy'p Blood, Ingoldsbyts Pile,
i5cott's Vegetable, Esgon's,
laadrayis Regulators, Zt=
Roses Railroad, Leidy'aFsmals,
lLoudsn'siudian Sgnatiye,
.lLclden's Ague, fIoiioHay's,
'IHalsted's anti-Dyspaptlc,
l9ofdon's. bieLaBe's Liver. '=
HAlRDrES.
lPhAlon,sMagie, Balehslorh, m,
Observation-Disclosures,
Baiiard's, Juiesiiauel'a,
/. lJs5no'khmerican, Eastlndins
I +s biiBCEELhNEOUs. 4s
iDr.Morss'sIavigorstingC Cordial,
IThorn's Extract, 80. -
}Tarrant's Ap-rient,
Tarrant'sEiixir Of Rhuharb,s
Observation-Disclosures,
Mothers Relief, s 8
iToothache Drops,
tLyonffSlagnetiefoH ders,
Mrs. Eidder's Cordial,
lThompson's Eye Wslsr.s
Watta's Nervous Anti,
iBilling'sAnsringent,
! lHyntt,s Life Balsam, 5H#1 ~
Observation-Disclosures
Radwsyta keady Relief. v
., Roadway Resolysnt,
Iarrant's fndelibls Ink, =
DR.. Fi.eh's Body Braces,
DR.. Fitch'sShsutder Braces
Dr.. Fiich'sInhaiingTubss, I
Dr., Rose's Preparations,
Winef'sArcanum Extract,
Tenepr'e Specific,
Marbhall,s Cathoficon,
DR.. Fitch'sPrepnrations,
+ Morse,sConpound SyrupofYsiio,
Dock,
Perry Davia's Pain Killer,
q, Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortlmors Rheumatic COMPOUND
mortimoTa'aC Cordial Bttters,
myers Extract Of Rock hons,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
DR.. Ward'sLpscitic, E5@
Upham'sPile ElecsuaYys
Siberia 0psdiidoe, s.
Godfrey 'sCordiat, aEE
Tlrlins TOMS Bslaam,
Or. Cnilsn'sP repsratioua.
Hnseman's Drops, ~
DR.. J4yne's Family Medicinep,
Seidiits and Soda Powders,
Gppins's Fluid EXTRACT Rnshu,
Lucina Cordial,
Z Hume Cordial, s r.
Harris Rsmodyfor Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rats.lstc.
lie Leld y's Eraaiye Soap, st.
kirhS's Cholera Drops, ~
Balls Cholera syrup,
f ispohn's Headache remedy,
lConnellis Mixture,
Dr.. Marchisi's Uterine Catholics
Gowan'a Llthontriptic,
> Louden'a Preparations,
Houghton'sPspsin.
70 sCHEIDAM SCHNApPs,
/, and all dealers in any of tho artici
lie, will find 1t to their advantage
. abovs, where will be found the me
UINE PATENT MEDICINES il i
Il prices. Pleaas addreas
rRIGHT IL co..
MEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE, III.
ri ChaFtrns strHet. Navvtlft.iapr Ia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12
DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE. OF
ID . GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES. which
Druggists ant DeaieFH PtoPrietorH lowest
NV Gpasra Depot Special Agency Ns.isi chars1ates
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

w N 1 VI II 4 o. y
81 d ENuINE AND POeUl
tney of, r 30 supply Drusgirss q
HheisBale prices.
1aF- GeHsral Depot and Bpeci
f9w0rilsaa La.
4R yERhfIF DGEs.
Winsr'dCana5ian,
NJ swsin's -M
PsrSy's Dead Shot,
vi. Jsynes'h Tonic,
Eeri's,
B, A. Eshneatoekis, H. ~
MeLane'
BALsk|as ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Wissaf1sBalsam Of Wild h9rry,
HaatinNis Nsptha,
Shsrmanie Bsissm, ~ d
Buehan p Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Bchsnc rs Pulmofic Syrup,
New Ehslnna Cough Syrup,
Bartholo mew's sxpectorant,
swsyn| ,ssgrup Of villa cherry,
Ayers Cherry Peetoral,
TnyloH's 9aissm h4iverworts
Jayne b 2 tpsctorant,
Winer'aElecAmpaine.
Rogerb'Liverwort and rars
Mrs. Gardiner's Livsrwort, ~
BtableF' achsrryErpect0rsns,
Loaioh'a ludisn do,
DR.. RI se'a do,
SAasAPARILGAs.
DR.. Je|hn Bulls,
8 p .rowasend's,
Sauds'a, Sc
old5aoobTo Townsend
Csrpdntef'r,
Wyncoop's, @.g5
Bakers,
| IA Ma fGrasiieuherg's
Bristol
Guyspti'a Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Wsll'Estrengthaning
Ewen'sStrengtheui
Jew Davld's or Hebrew,
bAdehu'H,
Knapp,Mudia
AicoAk'sP orous, 15g, 4s y
Gritfth'skdheaive, ~
Hollowsy'sArnic
LINIMENTE.
Mexican Mustang, !
Farrell'sArabia
Butt pY'sNervsand Bone,
| Hunts,
| IN @0 Hayee's, "a
| Tobias'sVenstin
4 Hovs'H Nerve and Bone,
| ksllinger's,
| Gardeners,
| ~ BaYttns'sHorl
Merchants GnrEling,.
| Cherokee,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

UHN HALLEK y fBKUTHER, corner st.
~ Joseph and Tcboupoulas COPPER
IRON WORKERS. prepared ali Kinds Of work in their
line o. busn.s such putting up Tin aud Copper Cutters
sya Ato putting Copper,
as city 4. moderate pfiees with propnsss and dispatch kinds
Of Jobeng Repairing with Dispatch
alteration % all orde hope TO merit shae Of he public
We 5ag leave refer the following gentlemen Msesrs.
Golier Wing, yson Mcintosh, Cook Moehouse Robert
HaFghc g. w Church. Thomas murray, aac Thaysr, Gahe FUR
pin " CO., J. W. Jewell. & ocl9d&w
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

a kANIEL EDWARDS, tSuccessor to TwI-
BILL EpWARpS) Nos %, 80 aud 80 New Lsyse,
81 street. Copper
Fin, ready III ths
making Steam Traus Clarifying
Juice and everything to the sasarhouse
gsaaAl of Steam
Cocks Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly hand.
would
have successful
Camp, s. r Harrison e. J. Foaa Doneison M
good Lawrence, W. Z H. 6taekhouss Thomson
Rorst, ohia ey whom respectfully parou
uIuLf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-12

tNsOBAGCo- -Iong Black Rich TOBACCO, for
the ME- and Texas ALSO Plants
on hadS and bhia and TOBACCO constantly
and for sssby
70 4iy TURNER RENsHAw. IS Camp arrest, up stair.
". o. FLUER. UNDERTAKE ER,
Oil Tchoupitoulaa street New Orleans.
f7sOFFINSa AND HEARSES ALWAYS in
ieadinee cons lined with lead transportation, at shor
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
--latest from tho East!

D. II. Stem has just returned from the
Eastern cities, where he has been making
his Fall purchases. He is now opening uut
q very large, fashionable and we'll selected
stock of ready made CLOTHING and Gen.
urmen's dress goods, generaiIy--~hats, neck
ties, under-clolhing coats, vests, pants and
boots which he will dispose of to purchas.
ers a, very reduced prices. We have seen
some Of his stock, and they are very nice
Call and zee him at his Clothing Emporium
on High street.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

The n. y, Courier is contracting tho
antjpodo", Canton aud New York, great
commercial emporiuns on opposite
sides Of the earth. Tho last dates it
says, from each, indicate vast differ.
ouce:
In Canton they wero choppiug OF
heads at the rate of eight huudrod per
day, aud, IN the way Of variety, were
sknnIng parcel Ut men alive and lhon
backing them pcacomeoI at leisure. In
New York, the reporters tell us. they
were looking at the happy faces and
listening 10 the simple songs Of some
fifteen or twenty hundred children
whom historic nc hath put IN need OF
their Kindness
Tho difference is accounted for by
the fact that, III ono pIa CO there is false
aud III the other truo religion:
Canton has ono hundred and TWEEN.
~ temples, New York one hundred and
sixty cburchos.--tho temples dedicated
L" superstition tho cssouco Of which is
bate and maligUily, the churches dcdi.
Gated to religion the only real split oil
which Is peace and good viii"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

Arrivo2 Of the Steamer Pacifc-Oue
wcek later from Euwope-Dcta28 Of
capture Of SsvaStopol-Feayfm loss
Of Lte--THe Russians not retyeat-
lng--Ihc C&ar still for war-JIoys
Ncg0ttation.
Sandy Hook, Oct. 5--l2.15, \. Nj
The American mail steamer Pacific has
Just arrived otfthc point with Liverpool
dates TO the 22d ut., one week later than
the previous advces.
Details q tie A8aauN on tie l1alakoR.
General Simpsons dispatches TO tho
British Government describing the as.
SAUL upon and the capture of The Nal.
ak"H Tower had been received. He
soys:--
At IL o'clock on tho morning Of the
9Th of September tho French columns,
under General Bosquet, McMah and
De ia Moltoruige, carried the Mala-
Eoif Tower by u most impetuous vaIor.
The British columns stormed tho Re.
dan battery, but after most bloody com
bat could not hold il.
y second assault was organized on
the following morning, (Suuday) when
the Redun was evacuated.
TIE loss GjaL,fe has been JcartM, patti.
cuIarIy among tho officers
GoneraIPeIIisier's dispatches had not
arrived.
The retreat of the Russians on Per.
okop is cont,adicted, but it was expect.
cd they would be unable TO hold the
north side of Sovastopol for the want of
provisions.
Nothing decisive is known in regard
to the next movement of the allies
The military stores found in Seyasto.
pol by The allies were very great. -Four
thousand cannon aud fifty thousand balls
together with other immense stores of
gunpowder were taken possession of.
The Gear Alexander, in on sddros.,
the army, says: II rely confidently nnnn
your courage TO repoi all the future Of.
tacks OF the enemy"
In letter ,oths King Of Prussia tho
the Emperor d Russia states tbst bo
vii accept Of no conditions Of noscs
derogatOry to Russia.
The Gear withthe three Grand Dutes
had signified his intention of proosad.
ing TO the Crimea.
FROM ASIA.
The Turks stiIl hold possessio, rs
hars, having rcpuleed lbe Rvssiaue 90
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
Who Daguerrean Oar,

or Me.srs. Scott and Redmond, in front
Of tho Courthouse, is attracting large num-
bers OF customers We have twice tried to
20 in and examine specimens and 10 insinu-
ate the proprie'y o! our aid in introducing
the operators and their art to the public. but
both times were defeated in getting in by
tho number Of persons already in awaiting
their turns. THIS is the best evidence that
can be udiucci of their artstical skill, aud
we mention il for the benefit of those who
may want excellent daguercorypes. The
advantages OF light and superior Instruments
with competent practitioners to use them,
are combined by this establishment in "a de.
gree seldom met with elsewhere
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
AgteTicnRs In Grssia

! he following is an extract from the
81 Petersburg correspondence of tho
Ohio Statesmen
here are at present in ST. Peters.
hG"g many Americans. and among them
three officers Of the United States army
Majors Deerfeld, Mordecai and CAPT.
MeCIellond--who compose tho com.
mlssion sent out TO inspect the fortifca.
de7s OF The powers now at war on the
Continent During their tour through
England and France they had. ! am in.
toimed, all the liberties granted them
thai they desired, and infinitely observ.
cd all the best improvements made in
their profession. Since their STAY in
this city they have been very busy in
the same business, accompanied bv an
aid to the Minister Of War, who bos
faithfully performed the task allotted TO
him, and to their entire satisfaction
Their visit to Crous,adt was an exceed.
lngIy pleasant and interesting one, bur
which they are in honor bound 10 con.
cea the particulars Of. 1t is Yet nncer.
tain whether they will visit the Crimea
Col. +. P. ShatYner, of Kentucky. a
gentleman Of no small telcgraphic no.
ioriety, is here, engaged in the project
of World Girdle Telegraph, which
has been regarded as d visionary idea
but which now promises reality, the
present state of affairs in Europe seem.
ing to open the eyes of the powers tbot
DO to tho advantages and necessity Of
It, "btIo The possibility no longer ad.
mils of a doubt"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
The North Side OF SeDastonol.

At the last advces the allies were not
IN possession of Sebaslopo, where the
Notifications are of great strength, and
command on account Of their elevated
position, the opposite shore. An Amer.
lcan VIII" IL serving as an officer Of the
medical staff in the Russian army. eivoa
the following description Of tho forts o..
The North side Of the bay:
On tho North side Of The BAY is alsD
q Succession Of hills, some of which are
very high, and running in every iirec.
non. You find on them al bastioD,
facing in every direction. These has.
iiona aud rcdoubts extend up tho BAY
tor mile or so from the city, aud some
OF thcm arc very effective, POURING
nearly continual stream ofballs acrose
the bay into the enemy'a battery which
u nearest The bay. think it ia very
doubtful whether tho French would be
able 10 hold this city for any length Of
time irthey could get possession of
from the fact lhat the hills on the north
SIDE are laIIer than those on tho south
and the city and the outrorIes on them. /
think, won]d force them - leave il.
II tho main, they have been ATTENDING
his from the land on the sonth side
VIII finish this by saying that it is the
best Fortified place ever cav. There
is not hill or a mound whero can
non could I've placed with adyan,age buc
you find them,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

The 7th Of August with considor abl,s oss.
Ahe Kusaians at the la,est accounts
were retiring to Ezeroun.
FROM THE BALTIC.
There is noihing later Of inter co, I'm
tho Baltic.
e. TIE VICTORY
The Emperor of Austria has formal.
" congratulated Queen Victoria and
'ne Emperor Napoleon, upon the recent
great victory of the allies ia The capture
at Sevns,opol
MORE NEGOTIATIONS.
There is more talk abou, Austrian
negotiatious. The latest was that Aus.
ina ~ willing To undertake the work
OF mediation al Vieuua and France at
Paris.
THE BOUND DUES.
1t was reported that Russia had IN.
u"rtaken th0task of mediation between
denmark and the United States in re.
gard 10 the Sound duos question.
FRANCE
At Paris considerable excitement pre-.
vailed in regard to the high prcoa Of
bread
PORTUGAL.
The Inauguration of Don Pedro -
Alng of Portugal, was celebrated on tho
loth, with great enthusiasm.
NAPtES.
/ The King Of Naples has sent his 4.
Pologies to England aud France for IN,
recent insults.
Mazlni's revolutionary manifesto to
the Neapolitans has been published.
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The AHtS az 'S'cUfySC02soE Con-
R4'22seN!!
BosToN, Sep %,

~ / ~
The Steam Ship America, arrived
here this afternoon, with Liverpool dates
10 the l4lh inst.
The FaiS Of SeyaS9Op0a.
The news by the America confirms
the accounts o + the fall of the south side
Of S'oyasIopol, brought out by the Wash
Inglon, but very few details are added.
Acco@nts. lfom tie Frcnch Commanders
GENERAL PELLIsiER's DISPATCHES.
Broncia, Rcdoubt, Sep. ga. NJ
oPPr"ached this morning, the Quaran.
tine Battery, on board the Brandon, &
ascertaincd myself that they arc now g.
vacuatcd. They have Just blown MP.
Oar soldiers have left their trenches, g.
are spreading themselves in groups o..
yer the Qualifications ofIhc town, which
appear to be totally deserted
Crimea, Sep. ., p. M.--Tbe enemy
has sunk his steam vessels. The work
OF destruction continues under the FIRE
OF our m0rtars, as mines arc successive.
y sprung at different points.
IT is my duty to defer enteiiDg the
place, which has tho appearaco of a
great furnace. Prince GortschakoT
being closely pressed by Our fire, haa
demanded az armistice tn carry of his
wounded. The bridge near tho foIt Of
st. Paul has been destroyed by the enc.
my. | am engaged in ascertaiDing the
amount OF our loss. Every thing is go.
lug Oh well.
We arc watching tho movements of
the enemy on the Tchernaya.
ADMIRAL BRAUT's DISPATCHES.
CrimeG, Sep. 9.--Thc assault upon
tho Maiak0H Tower was made yester-
day noon, and later on tho Great Re.
dan and Central Bastion. A gale from
the north kept the ships at anchor.
j he mortar boats TO be enabled to fire,
! were obliged to entor Steleiscka bay.
! They fired 900 shells against the Quar-.
an'ine Bastion and Fort Alexander. Six
English mortar boats. also AZ anchor in
! Sieletseka bay, fred about the sumo
! number Of shells. Last night, violent
! explosions and vast CONGREGATIONS made
Us suppose that the Russians we're evac.
uoting the town. 70 day we ascertain.
ed that the Russian vessels bad been
sunk The bridge was covered with
troops retToating TO the north side
After eight O'Clock the bridge was des.
royed. A few steamers remained in
the port, anchored near Fort Caths.
rino.
Crimoa, Sop. l0--1t p. M.-.Tiospec.
ted to-day Sevastopol aud It's lines Of dc.
fence. The mind cannot form an OK.
act picture Of our yictory-.the full OK.
tent Of itcan only be understood by an
examination Of tho place itself The
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
IaZier g. E'Ieming,

Are receiving their Fall assortment OF
pretty and cheap Goods. They VIII be on
hunl at the corner Of the public square with
variety Of goods, wares and merchandise
suited TO the tastes and needs of old and new
customers. Give them call.
Dnrbiu (Ihat's John) would DC happy that
the Ladies would call, 10 see tie goods, Of
course, before making their purchases else.
where--at leGst, we suppose he would!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
Tho Runaway Negroes,

Noticed oy us ii week or Two since, were
reclaimed b. their owners one day of last
week, and embarked on Southern tour un.
der their surveillance. fhey had offered Il
reward of $500 head, which they vounta.
rily paid for the three confined here in Jail
A fourth one, not aPprehendsd when the
three were. is still a large. having doubtless
'aken passage on the underground Railroad
Tor the North.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

multiplicity of works of defence, aud
the material means pplied thereto. ex.
coed by far any thing eeen in the hs,o-
~ of the war.
The capture of the MalakQff has plac.
cd IN tho hands Of the allies, a LARGO ..
mount of material aud immense .s,ah.
ishments. the Importance of which il
IS not possible 10 state exactly. To.
morrow tho allied troops will uccupy
the karahelnaia aud tho town. and mn.
der their protection an Anglo. Freuch
Commission will hc occupied with max.
ing out return Of the material .ban,
doned 10 us by the enemy. The exul.
taiion OF our soldiers is very grea,.
Crimca, Sep. 70, lS55,--The eremv
has destroyed the remainder of his feet.
Nothing now remain adoat.
The allies arc fastening organizations
in case Of GortschakuF ATTEMPTING to
reach Perekop, or TO unite with Lipran-
di. ...
LOSSES or THE ALLIES.
The London Post says the English
loss III The assault on tho Rcdan, was
tive or six hundred killed and fourteen
hundred wounded, including one humid.
red and fnrty.one officers.
The Mopi,eur saws rim, -, T.,
mornipp Of tho I'M 4 son ,tIJ
including DlO oficers hal o,.a.'. ~, ~
ambuIances. Tho number of the dead
was not asceuaincd, but it is probablv
short of 2, 900.
III, po,;, .--,
Ion ,y;,' ga INC Lon
.,o,. ,,,nm, 49,, '"u'r'" 'o"ch "c"-
oa;oo,.n "0'''e' 'c" superior
Mlt 10 ''s,' "'"'[neo mat Generals Nc.
oGa"t GO GNU 4 ,'I"'' "I'r "l'H from the
que, is either kilIad nr ,,o,,,,a1J Do''
1..
~, ''''' VI a. FAIRS
"o ''"SS'a,' paper, 'Le brussels Nord
enc eS"''H"" Oh iiince HoItScha-
N"'i e""'Ul's the energy OF Il great com.
manner IL sa'ed tnssia from an mex
'i'caoIe position mt" which fuse in
, %a .' OF, a point OF honor would
""ye 'nr"S' "eF'
The Russian army concentrated month
~ et"S'"P"' WILL hencel",th' have
nm,;, n, - " hoo az" @ 4,L w"'ch
InnoI nf,ha Snn,h "" "aaI.ooi 10 10. ,oeEas'
tnpni nf rho Wnr,h 20 1850 1890, ~ oo'us'
ton, br;stI;ro with ;rrnmaraLIa ruS
which compQc, army bcncrfnwa,f r,;Ii
defend. Impartial history will do ina
tice to Prince GotschakoH, who, by mn.
king a momentary sacrifice, aud avoid.
ing useless cfiIusion Of blood, hae pre-
served for Russia an army trained TO
war ny a struggle of " years duration,
ana placed that army inn position which
1"5t|"c''""S [" me FFeHch Comm AMER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

I~P0ttaat Bonniy Laa& Q~rstion
Dccidcd. -- We understand tina, tho Sec
rotary ofthc interior, to whom the Quos.
ton has been referred, has decided
ihat, 10 computing the fourteen days
military service necessary to cntitIc one
I" bounty land under tho act Of March 3,
1855, travel caunot he estimated
Navy bayo applied for land under
This act who could not mako out the
lou'ioen days' service feqpi9i,e without
tho timo epont in travel To such,
iaods. cannn, bo accorded Unaer the 1c'
of MAJ :h =, 1865.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06
LtVTNr.

We erred last week in giving the name
Of The 0wrer Of the Barn that WIS burnt in
Preston county. I, should have been Isaac
C"5Um, senior, Instead al Isaac " Co5urn.
We are grat5ied to learn hat tie friends
ana nelghOor9 o! Mr. Cobarn ate cndcavor.
rs 10 romnuerato his loss, to some extent,
BY charitable contributions. THIS il right,
and exhibits praise worthy hsnego}cnce Oh
their part. Mr.. Coburn il on the down.hiil
o. lie. With The weight Of years upon him,
and bat recently coutent with tho means Of
Subsistence Ter himself aod fami.y--but in
no Go'hnrss Of tae m!lh, tAo Ia ceuAiary
at"'e 20 MS barn, applied his torch, and he
d" mans labor Of secd-i me aud harvest is
gwen TO the aamos; and he is now without
he lscessaries Of HE for HE coming winter.
4 generous public vii! choe.fuiiy supply
his necessities
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-06

According to tho Courier des E,,,o
gus The Russian flag counted at Sc.
oastopoI IN The month Of Septembe,.
ioo4' seventeen ships, of 800 qung
inc remainder of 81 guns; four frieotes
OF ai%ty guns; four corvettes or brigs
'r ~ steamships aud eighty-two ships
VI 'Meuor rank; in all $50 ships. chr.
'ylo5 2.@O0 guns. This colossal anna.
men, men was destroyed by the Russians
1"""s''Tes to prevent it from falling
mo Inc hands of their enemies.