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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
Farms G0E' sale.

FANH + subscriber will sell, at Private Sale, the
Il following valuable Property, viz:
A Farm OF $50 Acres,
situate Oh the pike leading from Morgantown to
Fairmont, half mile above Laurel Point Steam
Mill. About 100 acres are cleared, and under
good fences. The tract is VOL watcrcd and
contains an abundance Of coal, with some lime
stone Tho buildings are, a dwelling house
frame and log, n barn and outbuildings. Also,
4 E:aTlll o. R55 Acres,
on Big lndaH Creek, 10 miles from Morgantown
with comfortable house and stable, u qood
orchard, and excellent meadows. Farther mar
ucuIars arc deemed unnecessary, as no ono will
purchase without viewing the premises.
Terms, $40 per acre, for the first tract, and
Tor the second, in payments, S25.
FOR view Of the premises, call on Thomas
b. fetty, living on the first described Farm, or
JOHN FETTY, Near Laurel Point.
June 80, 1880. I'm
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT.

SALE OF a HOUSE AND LOT.
DY virtue Of Decree of the Circuit Court of
I'D Moaongalia CO unity, rendered at the Spring
Term thereof, 1885, IN the case of Jacob Made
ra's heirs against Jacob Madera's heirs, | shall
On the All Monday IN November,
(being Court day. sell to the highes bidder, at
public auction, ON the public ground before the
Court House in Morgantown, Monongala coun-
y, Virginia, the house and half lot OF which Ja-
cob NJ udcra lately died seized, situated on Water
street, in Morgantown, being the south half of
lot No. 2, on the plot Of said town. This sale
VIII be on credit Of one and two years, with
interest from date, and the purchaser will be re-
CURED to give bond with good security for the
purchase money, and the title will be retained
until theipurchase money is paid.
w. Il. WILEY, Commissioner.
October 90, 1855.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND

IN PRESTON COU NTY.
OURSu ANT to n decree Of the Circuit Court
4 Of Monongalia county, pronounced on the
llth day Of September. 1856, in the case Of Geo.
Bartlett 4 Co. against James ncthor in2ton, I
shall, on the
1871 dry IF Norcmbcr nett,
before the Court House door IN Kinrwood. bp
ing the I'd day Of the November term of. the
County Court Of Preston county, sell the land
on which Daniel Martin resided when he died
and where he had resided for many years prcyi.
Gus, being the same land conveyed bv him TO
James l!ethernEton, by deed dated the 9th day
OF July, lSil, duly recorded in said Countv,-.
containing 1856 acres, more or less. The Sale
wall be made on a credit Of six, twelve and cIrb
Teen months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, bearing interest from the day Of
sale, and the title retained tll il be paid.
The title is thought to be good, but shall
sell only such tito was vested in tho said
Daniel Martin, aud conveyed by him by said
deed TO said lIcthcrington.
GUY X. {. ALLEN, Commissioner.
Oct. 10, 1875. tSpl
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
NOTICE.

Ash expect to be absent A shor, time. ,o,,or,
having business in the Surveyors tJfReo will
please call on Col. George S. Ray, who will
promptly attend TO any such business during my
ABSENCE. JOHN r. DRABELL, S.M.C.
MorsSnsdwp, scT'gsmbsr 90, 1899.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
SALE or LAND IN PRESTON

q
DURSuANr to a decree of the Circuit Conrt
4 OF Preston county, pronounced on the Goth
Gay OF march, 1900, wherein John ShrOyct,s
administrator is Plaintiff and Joshua p. Brooks
and others are defendants, l shall, on
1"esdoy tic 1871 day Of Noycmber meet,
before the Court House in KInQwood. proceed
10 sell the Tract Of Land conveyed BY John
Shr0yer, IN his lifetime, 10 Joshua p. brooks,
by deed dated 9th June, 1919 ,-containinq $50
acrcA, lying in the southern part Of Preston
county, on tho waters Of Upper Sandy Creek -
selling first the 46 acres Of SAID tract embraced
VI uSed rom said Brooks to Thomas F.. lawy,
OF 10 acres. The residue called 1857 | shall
afterwards, at the Same timo aud place, expose
10 sale. The deeds arc recorded in said coun-
~, ana reference IL made to them nd the pa
pors oi tho case for more particular description
Of tho land
Terms, six, twelve and eighteen months cred. .
u, purchaser executing bond with good secnrity
Tor The purchase money, bearing interest from
the day OF sale. GUY Il. &. ALLEN
October 10, 1906. s2l Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
IN CHNNCERY.

William NJ. Thomas & Thomas Ward. Def,udonts
The object Of this suit is to subject lot NO.
in the town Of Rowlosbnrg, Preston counIy,vir-
gina, to the payment Of the buance Of tho ppr.
chase money therefor, due from the defendants
TO the complainant; and it appearing by hida.
VT that diligence has been used on behalf of tho
complainant to ascertain in what county or cor
p0tation The defendants arc, without eHcct,--Op
motion OF the complainant by his counsel, il j.,
ofdcfed that the said defendants do appear hero
within ono month aitdr due publication Of ths
notice, and do what Is necessary to protect tlloir
interest in this cause, aud that copy Of this or.
der DO inherited in the "American Jniop, n
weekly newspaper published in Moraantown,
Monongalia county, once a week for four sue
cnsslyo weeks, and posted n, tho front door Of
the Court House Of Preston county on tho frat
day Of tho next County Court.
copy.-fcstc, JAS. n. CARROLL,
yet ~, 1903. l6 bt CLERK.
W.T.. WILEY, CoGasGl. S2b0
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
THE GLASS ARCADE and
GOLDEN exnA MORTAR.
Corner Diamond N.Y. M0RGAET0WE
alley and Main MN
Street. @saz11 VIpcIstA
" TO Merchants and Consumers of

GLASSWARE!
FRANK. NJ. CHALFANT,
III AS just eceived at his Arcade 100 boxes
IL OF assorted Glassware, also a large assert
ment OF Lanterns, Hall and Parlor Lamps, Lamp
Wicks and Chimneys, as heretofore low for c sh.
TO PHYSICIANS
And those in aoant ofpurs, fresh Drugs.
have just received a large invoice of pure
DRUGS, consisting in part of
Wine Of Rad. Colchicum,
10 OF Powers & Weightman's Sui. Quinia,
J. lbs Blue Mass, u p and EP
~ lbs Old SampsoR--Calomol U S and E
% drms Morphs,
90 lbs Sweet Spirits Nitro,
~ lbs Nitrous Ether,
10 lbs Sui Ether,
o lbs Compound Fluid Extract SarsapsriIla.
20 lbs Citrate Of Magnesia;
Also, sup. CinchOna, a substitute for Quinia
at not half the cost of Quinia Dr. GranyiIIe,s
Lotion, Fowler's and Donna vans Solutions. Ex
tracts of all kinds, Essential Oils, Plnstcrs, RAJ.
sums, pure Liquors of all kinds, Scotch Ale, SC.
In short everything you want.
PAINTERS, GLAZIERS,
and those IN rant Of Paints, Glass and
PARASITES. Brushes, &c. Take Notice.
l huve just received so kegs of Snow Zinc
Paint, direct from the Factory, and possess the
only pure Zinc Paint in this market Also, re-
Geived pure Philadelphia ana Brooklyn Lead,
Putty, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, of ali
sizes, &c.
TO heads Of Families, TO tie
YOUNG MAN AND YOUNG LADY,
Harrson's Preston's and Beck's Flavorrnp Ex.
tracts, such as Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Nutmeg,
Cumanda Orange, Celery, &c. Han dkerchief
Extracts OF every Perfume, Colognes, Rouges,
Balms, Tooth and Flesh Powders, Fancy Toilet
soaps, Creams, Hair Oils, Syon's Kathairon,
nrcopherous, &c Also, Pens and pc holders
Drawing pencils and paper, Note, Letter nd Ca D
paper Envelopes. Inks of oycry color used -
II, ~ oaii ana examine my stock which is COM
plete and free for inspection. In conclusion.
need assure you always keep on hand good
supply OF DEAD SHOT, and all popular Patent
Remedies Of the day. Il. NJ. ChaIfant.
Morgantown, September 20, 1866.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
M A Rk EFT REPORTS.
Inorganic WIN, Oct. 81, 1855.

NIOH6ANTOWN, OCt. II, 1000.
tIoW,--sells at $500 per barrel.
Wheat, l,25 per bushel.
Corn, 81
Oats, 25 I"
Potatoes, (new) 81 &c.
Buf ter, 10 cts. per pound.
Eggs, 6 per dozen.
Corn-meal, 10 I" per bushel.
Bacon, l0al2 {" per pound.
Idil0U, " 10
APples, l2tz25a cts. per busheI,
Beef, to cts. per pound,
Veal, to 8
Mutton, . toe {"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASEY
Life-Like Daguerreotypes !
J NJ. SCOTT,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs tho citizens OF
IN Morgantown that his
Sky-Lighs Daguerrean Gun.

is still in front Of the Court.iiouse, whore thoy
can nave First Class Daguoreotype" taken
in clear or cloudy weat Their, in style unsurps.s.
ed, for One Dollar and upwards, including a
good and neat case.
Pictures inserted in Lockots, Breast Pins, &c.
Siok or deceased persons taken at their 70 si-
ocnce, when desired. Call and examine spcci.
mems whether you wish pictures or not
Morgshtown, October 81, 1856
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
EMH tssG sy1mSer Goosys.

and the boxes were piled up around the door e.
nough TO astonish the natives Our friend could
not pass without going in to see what all these
boxes could have contained. lie went in and
found every shelf, corner, and even part of the
counter piled up with Dry Goods in all their w +.
ricty, and it's no use to try to enumerato the ar
hcles. Tho wonder now was that even that
Pile OF boxes could have contained all the rich
variety around him. He remarked TO one of
The firm, "You have brought on a large stock of
Goods this time" The answer was, "Ob Won
nave not seen all,-come, go up stairs" Fol.
lowing up stairs, he found the large upper roo IT,
stored with large assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
OF all sorts and sizes, and as cheap as---- al
the Goods down stairs, and they were CHEAP O.
nough, in all conscience When our friend
came out and turned towards homo he had an
arm full Of New Goods and notions for tho folks
at home. He would advise all persons in search
Of Goods VbRv CHEAP JoR CAsH,,' 10 call AZ
ROGERS 4 FOGLE'S CHEAP CORNER, where
tho most fastidious taste can be accommodated
with something good and cheap. They charge
nothing for exhibiting their assortment; 10 and
call at tho CHEAP CORNER.
Morgan,own, Sept. 80, 1866.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending October "a, 1855.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER by
RANDOLPH 81 LATIN Err,
66 South Street, Bowly's Wharf, Baltimore,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

" Oh what pile Of Boxesl" Well, reader.
me secret OF 1t was that the firm had just civ.
CD Their new and very large assortmen Mt Of
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To heads Of Families, TO tie
YOUNG MAN AND VOTING J.apY.
"Oh! what a pile of BoXes!''

One OF our citizens, while taking a mornino
walk through town last week, was hes rd To s,y
as he drew near to wy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
RIO Railroad.

e We were in Columbus, Ohio, few days ago'
and found theIe a Convention of cattle dealers
I " no ba,l met EOr the purpose Of masking arrange.
men,s With some roads, other than the New York
4Iailroads. They complain Of the treatment to
which they are snbjectes on the New York roads,
and finally Determined that If the other rSilroads
would make suitable arrangements, they would
s4nii all their immense tlade over the Baltimore or
Central Pa. Railroad. committee will soon
visit the ma nasers OF these roads and make tbeir
arrangements. We commend the N .tter 10 the
Bal,imOre and Ohio Railroad, and hope Trey may
sre their tue interests and make liberal arrange
nent with this large Ohio interest, desirable to
this rad. It has always been sn"rt-sghted in its
no icy and has failed 10 ,eoneIiase and HARM nz e
when it could, Instead Of having she whole west
their friends aul agents, they have by selfish pei
icy driven Of tie best commission houses iE the
West, aud thus this road. Instead of warm and
jealous friends and agents, has luke warm
fr:ends, violent opponents, and co agents from ne
crsslty, NOT from choice. May they hrnceforth
act OH more enlarged and IiteIal basis, and may
tho am that friends IN trade better than OPP
p,nents, and will in the end pay better. The
present case bGonls good opportunity fOr the man
Hesitation of mole liberal policy, aud We awnis
the RESULT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
-Y,unr n1en,n chri.,ian- Aasoeiatlon.


We observe with pleasure the effort uf some Of
our young men (not SO very young, eitherl to es-
tablsh a society iUr the promotion Of their moral
and lnteIL ctual advancement as well as i:teliec-
tLal npr,vement Of 1ur cilizens generally. Our
ciliGens have long felt the importance OF Suca
a sUclety, and or long winter evenings have
often been mrssppIied (ton the absence OF Pace
OF ,nlrllzctual enjoyment. Wit. govd library of
STANDARD wu rs. yoOd room and good accommo-
tlatious, no one eau we'll estimate the good which
may result thgrsfrom. Then with a course of good
lectures, not trash from hireling itineran's who
lecture for money aud TO higher object. but rrOn
men who lonk to the good OF society as their Ob-
iect, we may safely count on the most gratifying
results. Almost every city IN the Union has such
sn orslnizAliou; Cincinnati, Columbus, Richmond,
Chicago and numberless Others have long tried
them aud reap tneir beneficial I, suits. We com.
mend the matter to our young men and citizens
and hope they will give tneit attention and time
10 the subject and unite all to further this effor at
intellectual and nuraI improvement. Come up 10
the woik without visiting to be asked. Aid Of your
Nv II motion, bu,ld up library OF for the use of the
members. aud build up morality aud system of in-
Iellecruol improvement hich will supersede hours
OF idiensss aud dissipation. The work OF moral
sussion aud goud example will accomplish what
forced legislation snd morality from legal compul-
ion never eau.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

Is usIvEssALlsr Observation-Disclosures p
In trial 81 Jackson. North catOIius. in the Supe-
riOr Court. Judge Manly held that the person prO-
fesslnE the doctrines of UnirsrsaIism was an in
competent witness. aui in accordance with that
dsc,si0n ruled out two or three WITNESSES. The
decision gave use to sOme feeling Of indignation
lmons those who profess the doctrines Ofthe Uni.
veEsalist Church, aud at late Slate Convention
of the Denomination the following preamble aud
rrsoiuion ", re adopted:
wHEREAS, We have learned with surprise and
Teslet through the public press that his honor,
Judge Many, stthe last SupeIioI Court OF Jack.
son NuEth Calollna. decided that UnlverSal!stS
are not competent witnesses in = court Of justice;
aud = he IeaS believe such decision is not only
q Algrant outrage upon the increasing and respec-
table denomination Of ChTisuanS called Gniver-
satis,s, but unconstitutional and ininlcal 10 this
Republican government.
kesotscd, That this Convention proceed forth
with to take such measures they may deem
sxpetlent 10 have their claims and civil righlspro
tecied IN this our toasted land Of civil and rsii-
Eious liberty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
THOMPSON & PATTERSON,
LAUGHLINS d BUSHF1RLD.
AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL.

Por the rapid OF coughs Gods, orsensss bron.
ehttis whOopnseoush asthma and consumption is uni
versaly known tho best remedy ever yet discovered
every variety of Pulmonary disease So wide is the
field OF its usefulness and the cases of its
cures that ALMOST every section OF the country abouns
in persons publicly known, who have been from
alarming aud desperate the lungs by its
When tried its superiority every other
medicine of its kind is too apparent escape Observu-
ton, and where its virtues known, the public no lon
ger hesitate what andote to employ the distressing
and dangerous affections OF tho pulmonary organs which
InCIIent TO climate by its timely many, nay
almost all attacks OF disease upon the lungs TLroa
arrested and thus many thousands every
year tom premature grave No family should be with.
out it, and those who do neglect provide themselves
with remedy which wards of this danger Gus class Of
disease will have deplore it when it is too late
Proofs OF the uprising efficacy the Cherry Pectoral
need not be ven to the American peope,-they have
living proofs in every reehborhooI. But those who
wish TO read the statements OF those whose health has
been restored and whose lives have been saved by its
use will 6nd them in my American Almanac, which the
agent below named has to furnish gratis Tor every one
Prepared by nR. C. Aver, Lowell, Massachusetts,
and sold by all Druggists In Wheeling.
Price 25 cents per box-5 boxes for 81.
A. e. GOOD f. Co, Wheeling
dec whoiesaleapd retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

DEATH OF AN EDIroR.-SamueI Keltell, the ac-
complshed editor of the Boston Courier. died at his
residence in Maiden. Mass, in the 5jth year of his
age. Inearly years he manifested that love Of lit
erary pursuits and eccentrcily of character which
he retained through life. lie travelled some years
in Europe; on his rrturn, he became a valued
tnbutor 10 the magazines; published the work enti-
tied Specimens of American Poetry" and com.
piled some ufPrter Parley's geographical works
lie succeeded Hon. ]. r. buckingham as the edi-
tor ofthe Courier, and in 1851 aud 1882 was
member Of the Legislature. lie served ON the
committee education, and submitted several
valuable reports, though lie TOOK but small part in
the debates.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

Hon JAMES BucnAsAs.-The New York Ex-
pess learns that our Minister in London was not
atths Lord Mayors banquet at GuildhaII, on the
aayOf inaugurating aud understands from un-
questioned authority he was speedily waited upon,
aud urged 10 attend under the belief it would have
a beneficial effect un the public mind. On that
occasion Her Mujesty's Ministers. the Forsign Am
bassadurs, and a number Of distinguished persons
wsre present. The American Minister, unle.s
prevented by physical circumstances, Is rarely alb
sent on this pohtico-fesuve gathering, AMI Mr.
Bucasnan's steadily refusing 10 listen to any en-
treaties. shows great caution on his part in the
lresent delicate attitude Of our diplomatic reta.
tons it'll Great Britain
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

uold Hicks was IN awful snorer. He could BE-
heard father than a blackNnith's forge; but his
wife became so accustomed to it, that it southed
her repoSe. TLey were very domestic couple
neN er slept apart for many years. AT length the
old man was rrquir' To attend court some distsn-
ce The fist night after his departure. his wife
never slept wink she missed The snoring
The next night passed away in the same manner,
without sleep. She was getting into very bad
way, and probobly would have died, had il not
been for the ingenuity oGthe servant gill She took
the cuGee mill into her mistress chamber, snd
ground her 10 sleep at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
Central Ohio Road.

rhis blsnderins. hobbIug concern. is still add
ing 10 its errors and rnisfottnnes. We have never
known more short-stghted policy then has soE-
srnrd il from the time Of lis arrival at the Ohio
TO say nothing of the past. Pew know that it is
rnnnlnyat all. rhrir schedule, itOm nigsardly
Gin at the spigot and out utths buns hole" policy
is in ouly one paper here. AMI we: have fire.
quentlv to respond TO letters informing the enqui-
re- that the road Is ruauing, aud its time. Nearly
every one hns to run To the office aud ask for the
road. instead Othaving bills on every corner, and
schedules IN every paper. They, too, have to
lean.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
pRnnlRir1nN

The recent decision of the people in almost every State
In the sale OF liquors, does pretend to
terTere with medicinal compounds containing stimulus
it is faet' well kOwn:tO al shat without stimulating
principles most cases Of extcme debility could never
reached and the many other OF valuable coul-
pounds could not be made without For instance Dr.
j. Husieuers Stomach Bitters. now so celebrated and
indispensable in every family medicine Thousands
of persons suffering from dyspepsia and Indigestion ge-
orally speak volumes in vor OF this great agent
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

uThe CkRrch of England is in a Bile
position at this time as respects the Episcopal
bench. There has not been aay vacancy among
ii Bishops during the last year and half but in
the next year and a half there will probably be
Eve. "It any one man shall continue 10 he the
chief advserof the Gown for the next eighteen
months, upon hta will devolve the weighly re-
spOnsiaihty of selecting almost one-6 fh of the
Ephcopaey Of England" Al least so states the
London herald.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14
"Truth stranger than Fiction"
LET TIE AFFLICTED HEAR THE TEsrI-

MoNY OF a LADY.
ITO those who haze the pleasure Of knowing her we
i need say nothing, hui To others we remark That dc.
sc TO benefit the suffering induces her thus speak,
None HppIeciGe her joy aud gratitude in being Te
ieved from pain, amer Of suffering almost ulals-
leed but those r thsle can be aRy) who have suffered
like her.
Miss has long been resident Of this city--ror the
last two yeas has been SuCcess fully conducting suO
al No 6G0 baltimore street The happy change In her
GUS friends. We ask those Interested CGll hot, She
viii tell them moro Of her by HamPoRs TRcfure
ing Telicii tho sick. We refer public TO them Pom
more distant places also hear OF happy result
These tacis with the concurrent Testimony thousands
should cause skepcism and TTejudie hide their hea
aud Goncede that HRmPOHs lInctwe is in truth won
deTlul diaCOVrIy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-12-14

B-Henry comfy, Tenn, has voted subscr ip.
ton of two hundred thousand dollars to the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad.