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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-04-18

DiSSol.seaGhl 80
i Anderson & Co, is this day dissolved By the
withdrawal of Daniel Fisher from the said firm
The business will hereafter be conducted in all Its
branches by William Fisher and James Anderson
in the name and style of
FISHER & ANDERSON
n. BAH persons knowing themselves indebt-
ed to the old firm in any way, will please call and
settle their respective accounts on eT before LIST OF
April. as then all unsettled accounts will he placed
in the hands of d Justice for collection
Canton, Feb. 23d, 1855 4w43 F.. & A
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B9 NOTICE. ~E1a

We have some pecuniary engage.
bncnts to meet on the list Of October,
and respectfully ask of our subscribers
TO give us a lift by that time. $50
will be received for the year, from all
who respond to this call. Subscribers
at distance may pay to our Agents,
or remit by mail. We commenced the
Union without any resources except
Industry and perseverance, and upon
those requisites, and the punctuality of
our subscribers we rely for the success
of our enterprise and the support of
our household. Send in the dimes and
while you will be reading your oaOn pa
per, the printer will be unembarrassed
by visions of unpaid papermaker's bills,
&c. Yours, &c. The PRINTER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-15

The Richmond Dispatch says there
is negro man in that city, who, for the
last twenty years has never failed tn
walk four miles at night to visit his
wife, and return to his employment.
A new trade is said to have been in.
troduced into Sheffield, England. by
the casting of bells, of cast steel, which
are reported to have all the advantages
of bell metal, with the recommendation
ofgreater cheapnecs.
a Mr.. Brooks recently made bal
loon ascension from Rockford, Illinois.
Upon his descent being asked what he
saw beneath diring his elevation he
said: Nothing; nothing but corn"
In Bringhamton, n, Y. a revival of
religion commeeced in March, and has
resulted, it is believed in the conversion
of one hundred persons.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-15
STARTLING, BUT TRUE!
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

READER, are you husband or a fathcr2 n wife
or motherl Have you the sincere welfare of
those you love at hearth Prove your ncerity,
and lose no time in learning what causes inter-
fere with their health and happiness not less
than your own. 1t will avoid to you and yours,
as it has to thousands, many day of pain and
anxiety followed by sleepless nights, incapacta-
ting the mind for its ordinary avocaton and ex-
hansting those means for medical attendance,
medicines and advertised nostrums, which 9th.
erwise would provide for declining years, the in
hrmities of age and the proper education of
your children.
How often it happens, that the wife fingers
from year to year in that pitiablc condition as
not even for one day to feel the happy and cx-
hlarating influence incident to the enjoyment
OF health, arising from ignorance of the simplest
and pninest rules of health connected with the
marriage state, the violation of which entails
disease, suffering and misery.
g" And inuSt ths contnuo Must This De is
th9rc no remedy No relief? No hope 80
The remedy is by knowing the causes and a.
voiding them, and knowing the causes and BEN
etttlng by them.
These are pointed out in
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-15
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending September II, 1856.
co. CITED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER by
RANDOLPH q LAT1M Err,
&c South street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore.

Applcs,--In good demand, So to So per Dbl.
Butter,--Wc quote western at Il to IA cts; com
mon roll II to l6i glades, IS to - /; good ,lSa20
Receipts light and demand active.
BeeswaN, --Sales Mt 2S cents per pound.
Bacon, Market active and prices advancing. -
quote shoulders at llallH cts; sides, i2al 8 /,
hams, plain, bald; fancy, l5al6.
Beans, f-SaIos at S2a3 per bushel
Country sSoap,--We quote at CAT cts per ID.
Cattle The offering on Thursday last was a.
bout $50 head $50 Of which were sold az So GOA
81, 20 on the hoof, equal to seas % nett
Corn I've quote yellow at S5a9O cts; white,
S2aS5 cts. Receipts fa., demand limited.
Glover seed odd, S7a7,25 per bushel new +,
S7,25a7,75.
impaired, 5Oaes els. Peaches pared, ssas4;
impaired 81 ,F5a2, 90 per bushel.
Deerskins, --Sales at l6 to 90 cts. ... ...
Flour,--W quote city mills at ST. ,50a7 o..
Howard st. at 81: 62a7 10. The Receipts arc
very light and the demand is moderate, and
with favorable news from Europe, We have to
report slight advance since our last.
hMrs,-Sales of Rabbit at LAP cts. Red Fox ,G2a
20; Muskrat, 6a7j Mink, 75aS7; Coon and Grey
Fox, l5a20; Otter, $Ia3.
riaNseed Sales at ST ,6OaI 10 per busheI,
.ihseh No demand quoted Hominally at 2Oc
'oS Market active, with sales at SIS, 5OaS rs.
Daru,~-ln barrels Hale cts. in kegs l2al3
oats, Maryland oats 3SadO cts; Pennsylvania
AoaoO cts. per bushcl.
hyc,--Maryland sells at S5ag0 cts;---pcnn,a
'oa lOO cts. per bushel.
Snake-root, Seneca 10 IN demand =, ao,so ~,
laiioW,--Sales at llal2 cts per pound
NoOl,-Unwashed at 1Sa2O cts, washed 23o3O.
"heat'-Wo quote Inferior to good reds 81 40
hi,oo; good to prime l60al70 inferior TO good
Whte, 81 10; good to prime 81 76aj so
heceiPts are large and demand moderate.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-09-15
Letter from, Hon. John Minor Bolts.
RICHMOND. July 9th 1883

MeSSrs. w. S. Beers g. Co. Gents. Considera.
tons of duty to the afflicted alone prompt me
to send you this voluntary testimonial to the
great value of Cdrter'S Spanish Nf1tme,' for
that almost incurable disease, ScrQfuia.
Without being disposed or dcemng it neces-
sary to go into the particulars of the case, l can
say that the astonishing results that have been
produced by the use of that medicine on n
member of my own family, and under my own
observation and superintendance, after the skill
of the best physicians had been exhausted and
all The usual remedies had failed, fully justify
Inc in recomma ending it's use to all who may be
suffering from that dreadful malady.
do not moan TO say that it is adapted to all
constitutions, or that il will afford the same re-
liefin all cases for, of course, can know no.
thing about that--but from what have seen OF
the effects, | would not hesitate to use it, IN
any and every case Of Scrofuia, with persons
for whom | felt an interest, or over whom
could exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours,
ats. JNO. M. BOLTS.
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" TRGE OPEN E3ggsglgt.v

A GENTS WANTED to sell a new work
IA entitled "Paganism, Popery and Christian
Ity, or the BLESSING OF AN OFEN BIBLE" as shown
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The author OF this work, DR.. Berg, is acknowI-
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Agents will find this the most salcabIc book
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ne managers felt assured of its success from the
orillant reception with which its announcement
met from our most eminent citizens five ,hnu-
day.
The drawing, which comes OF on the Isl o
november, Will constitute one of the greatest
features OF the closing day of the exhibition OF
our institute for the Promotion Of the Mechanic
arts.
Ih' +. DUNCAN, Chairman Board Of Managers.
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DJlf You are sick, the probability is that
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FROM weak stomach proceed dyspepsia, Ian
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HsOOK AGENTS yyANTEE,

"A VEN . WANTED in every Town & County
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@acrteu:

On Sunday evening, the 9th inst, by Ed
). SiegirIed, Mr. LEE Roy Crow to Miss JANE
FRANCES WATTS, all of Morgautown.
On the 18th inst, by Ed. A. J. Bowman.
Mr.. GEORGE y SaUiREs to Miss LYDIA Con.
Giles, both Of Taylor county, Va.
On the 18th inst. by the same, at Pleas.
ant Valley Inn, MIR. HARVEY Woops. Of
Boardman county, Ohio, to Mrs. CgARLorrr
ANDERSON, daughter of Mr.. John Jones, of
Monongalia county, Va.
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The following gentlemen are requested I,
ac, as Agents Tor this paper, and are author
ICED 10 receive subscriptions, Sc,
+. A. Hagons, at Kingwood, Preston Coy
VIM. II. Tut. at Evansville;
j. II. Hiatt, independence
Henry Labosco, 1'unnellton
Jared Hagans, Brandonviile
John Hermans. FellowsviIies
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gladesvlle;
]. Y. Horner, Lumberpor,, Harrison Co.
John Bennett, Nestorville, Barbour CO.
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A FARM, STOCK, GRAIN, &C,
Ef usA.Ess.. knr.rnt

AHt II stSSsC s,SSCS.
rVNHERE will be offered for sale, at the resi-
IL dence Of the late jeremiah Stilweil, Sem,
On Friday the 1911 Of October neTt,
the following property, to wit:
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP. HOGS,
Farming Utensils. Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Wheat,
Corn, Oats, Hay, &c.
great variety Of articles will be offered, all of
which need not be enumerated here. credit
Of , months will be given.
ALSO, at the same time and place, will be OIL
fcrod for sale THE EARN known as the Still
well Farm, containing us acres, well improved.
About 100 acres cleared and in good farming
condition; the balance is well timbcrcd Coal
and Water are plenty. There is fine an orch
ard OF grated fruit Oh the premises as is to be
found in the county. The buildings arc com
Portable. Terms: One third of the purchase mo-
ney down and the balance in payments to suit
with interest from date Sale to commence at
10 O'Clock, 4. NJ. HIS COMBS,
Executor Of jeremiah Sullwcn.
September 81 1866.
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Postage or Newspapers.

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10 Postmasters receiving more than these
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Liabilities of Railroad panies for

Liabilities Of Railroad Companies tor
Destruction IF Cattie.---The recent de-
cision of the Supreme Court in tho case
of the Lafayette and Indianapolis Rail.
road Company is deserving of every
commentator for its strict adhereance
ito sound principles of justice. 1t set
ties the fact that Railroad Companies
cannot without gross negligence be
proven upon them. be held liable for the
destruction of stock within the limits of
municipal corporations. or at the cross
ing of highways, as these are places
which the Companies would have no
right To fence. Under the common law
the owner ofs,ock permitting them to
run at large, as upon the track Of Rail-
road Company, is . tresspasser, and liza
BILE FOR such an amount of damages as
may be proven. A mans cattle have
no right upon the railroad track, and if
there unlawiully, and injury is OCCASION
ed to the Company, according to the
strict rules oflaw and justice. he is &C
countahle. This principle has been full
ly established in recent cases, and will
doubtless be affirmed by our Supreme
Court whenever the opportunity is pre-
sented. We learn that it is tho inton-
ton of Companies to have the point
properly tested. Indianapolis Sentinel.
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For tie Americoa Union.
Mr.. Editor

MIR. Edtor---
lcanuot consent TO bandy epthets
with the Eastern butter man, nor 10 notice
The slanderous assertions of his swell headed
cCadju,or not far from the bridge, The mat.
Ter is now before the people, and j, is for
them to dispose Of it, the best way they
may deem III, CITIZEN.
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The Fayorite Authoress Of the South!
A New Novel by the Author of "AlOne."
First Edition, 10000 Copies, Now Ready.
THE HIDDEN PATH.
"A NOVEL, by MARION lIARLAND, OF Richmond
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NOVEL, by MARION llARLAND, OF Richmond,
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misunderstanding through edition after edition
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with still larger salc--translatcd into French
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J. G. DERBY, Publisher,
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M ARKET REPORTS.
MoRGANToWN, Sept. Is. 1855

Apples, l2l925a cts. per bushel,
Peaches, 50a75 cts. per bushel,
PiuDiS, (damsons) 50a75 cents per bushel.
Beef, 8 to cts. per pound,
VeGi, 4 to 8 +" L"
Mutton, to 6
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Marble Works.
SHEETS, HARRISON & co.

SI1EEIS, HARRISON q co.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Marble,
M"@J"ct~rcrs IF Ni0aumc1ts, Ihm6.
St0mes HcadHonca. Sc. -
Have established Marble Factory in Nor
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stones OF every description, on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
style az they employ none but the bcs, of
w"rkmen. Persons wishing to purchase a
splendid article OF the kind will 90 well 10
give them call All orders. either by let
Ter or otherwise. promptly attended to. Shop
on Walnut Street, near Front.
Morgantown, jan. 20, 1888. If
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More Men Wanted lmmcdiateivi

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ty dollars per week. Those who wish to engage
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Tor particulars, requisites, etc, address
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Life Of Josephine, by IIeadly, Sl,25
do Lafayette, do 20
do Napoleon, do %
Wild Scenes Of Hunters Life, 30
Lives Of Mary and Martha Washington, ,OC
Odd Fellows Amulet, 100
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About 60 Acres Of Land,
Notice.

M HEREAS, have left my husband John
w Z. Fowler, was not persuaded by any
person to leave him. | len him with my own
rec good will. thought was getting a kind
pno aiecnonate husband, but instead of that
got jealous-hearted one that [ ca MT live with.
ne was Jealous without cause. ain sorry il
mas turned out as it has. | would have stayed
with him through life, if | could but for tho
treatment of him and his family could ct stay.
HANNAH FOWLER.
September IS, 1856 -12-2t
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LOOK OUT FOR THE CaRRS!
lear the Track for the "Big Window 8,

LOOK OUT FOR THE CaRRS!
Clear the Track for the "Big Window -
WE have just received from New York and
w Philadelphia our usual large and well as.
sorted stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
and are making grand display at our counter.
Of the rich and beautiful styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods,
o all shades Of color and variety of price. There
are so many different names land some of them
big ones) that wo don't think ii Unnecessary to m r
tcularae. But we want everybody to 60 Run
Hero" and sec them a. the counter and the
quicker you como the bettor,--they won't be
here long, and you may prejudice your interests
by delay.
We arc prepared to furnish gentlemen with
CLOTHES OF ALL SORTS,
(Roady.msde) from a celebrated Clothing EN-
porpm OF Philadelphia, at low figures, and Of
good quality--or we can furnish the
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestiygs,
Of every variety, TO be made by the tail Il Of your
choice. What we desire is 20 sell Jon goods
both nice and cheap, and wo again invite all TO
come and examine our stock, brg or no buy
You all know where the Big Widow lie,
CARR, HANWAY T. co.
MotBan'o~n, September ID, 1850