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GENERAL A0EACY AT WAxnls9TON.--T,s .ss.
In Rtchm0md. vsrxns having ean~nwd
an in eisy DOOR so"t 81 shs Treas
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Jsmss l.yoss, E~q., hScAmsst, Vtyisis
Virginia
stsph<d n Fsxsss, Rchno~A, Virginia
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Ho~ nsw~si ChFtca, WasAkaQeset D.
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Hiss Brooks's EnglAsh aad Preach DoArrinx and
Day school. No. l3S Psnnsylvasta avenue.
BROOKE from Phiadsphis hsvns taken he hoasc - me
M Psnnsylvania me block
known az Badoss, viii Monday September
1885, boarding and day school for young ladies MANY ye
the North
which Hail. Burlington, New Jssey and
Episcopal Institute Phadep enables her offer
in the :. her ss,ah.h
men sructusc, history, htsratun he ENGLISH Lam
sus<s will form prominent fss.as in her system Of education
be Taught The hesi profess
ssrs French sspscay avery cy will BIZ Afforded for Inc
0f
be had ts principal book
stores. or Of Mis- Brooke, No. 464 street.
Axy&&kScKs
The Rishs Alonx0 Potter, d. ID.
The RI1ha q. w. DOane, d. D.
Dallas Bachs, Superintendent Coast survey
Professor Joseph Henry Secretary smthsouan Institute
Gen. Mason, WaShisg0n. d. G.
William w. Corcoxnu, u. &.
Hon. I'M Campbell, Postmaater General
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice VI Pennsylvania
woodward Judge OF the supreme Court Of Pennsy
z N
Hon Geo.. Vail, NJ c.. New Jersey.
Nv friend Brooke saimsbie lady, Of crest intel
whose teacher, and whoSe accomplish
English literature especially eniiIe her 70 neh
AAOrNo HoAAIiNt
June 30 ct
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K,.so Of ne BOARD 70 Promote ne Lceaey Of As Navy.
board met and organized yesterday As the senior OIL
- Commodore W. D. Shubrick presdes 10 deIibera
uns The following communication, imbodying the rule
-, regulations for the guidance Of the board, received
from the Secretary Of the Navy;
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TINS TEXAS pEsrSenator Rusk, OF Texas has address,
ed letter to the State Gazette Austin the policy Of
accepting rejecting the bin passed at the last session Of
Congress the subject Of the Texas debt lie is decidedly
in favor of accepting the bi
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SUDDEN DEATH A BnDE.-About week ago Franklin
j. 0erson of the editors Of the Tribune and Miss
Frances w Dcano, were married at Syracuse New York
day or after the bride taken ILL., and now hel
death is announced What a sad, sudden change Verify
we know not what day may bring forth
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CAsuALTY--Mrs. George Keller, who resided neal
ChurchvilIe, Augusta county Virginia, riding on
horseback last Thursday and smoking pipe, when be-
clothes took fire, and she was burned TO death. Tn.
Staunon vindcaor states that her cries heard h
house where she had stopped TO light her pipe but befor
assistance arrived she was dead.
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IsvIDIous-The unmarried lady who exhibits the bes
specimen of hosemanshp at the next Crawford county
fair to receive beautiful silk dress from the young
Of Conneautville.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having "let patience have her per-
feet work" in relation to the manv
accounts on my books for subscriptions
to the late MoNoNGALIA MIRROR, and
for Advertising and Job-work, it has
at length become absolutely necessary
that l should make collections without
further delay.
Owing to the fact that the year past
was a trying time with the Farmers,
owing to the drought, I resorted to
borrowing, in preference to coUcctinq,
to meet current obligations; and it is
but reasonable and right that those
whom we have thus favored by delay,
should make an effort for our relief
The crops are now abundant, and good
prices are offered for every thing mer-
charitable. Almost any person whose
name is on our books CAN pay if he
WILL; and we shall be really sorry to
find that we have been transactinc bu-
sincss with any one who WILL NOT pay
when he can---for in such cases the
only possible remedy will be to MAKE
THEM WILLING! We would say, very
respectfully and yet earnestly, to each
and to all, that it will be a money-savinc
operation to call at the Office, and pay
their bills at once; as we shall be UNI
der the necessity of sending a legally
authorized Collector to all who neglect
this notice.
pay" WHEAT and Corn will be re-
ceiyed in payment, if deposited at the
Mills within two miles of town.
S. SIEGFR1ED.
October 20, 1855. st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
About go Acres Of Land,
Sale Of Land in MonongaIia.

DURSUANT TO Decree Of the Circuit Court
Il OF Monsngalia county, pronounced on tho
lsth day OF September, 1853, in the case Of w m.
prce and others against Jacob and John Brown,
shall on the 22d day ofOctobcr next, the same
nelng the first DAY of the October term Of the
county Court of said county, sell before the
Courthouse door Of said county, lots Nc. 10 &
ii IN the plat Of division made by the Commits
s'oncr appointed to divide the Lands in the cause
Iaid down, containing about nine acres in Lot
NO. 10, adjoining lands Of r. Is. Tenant and
Moses Sine, and about IA acres in Lot No. II
adjoining lands OF VIM. Lancaster and James
Henderson,
The sale will be made on a credit of six,
twelve, and eighteen months, the purchaser to
give bond with good security bearing interest
from the day Of sale, and the title retained III
the same he paid. Selling Commissi oner
there will be no warranty o. title.
GUY II. &. ALLEN, Commissioner.
September %, 1855
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
M A r RIE d.

On Thursday the 18th inst. by Rev.
James Drummond, Mr.. JAMES G. WEST
and Miss SARAH G. ARNETT, both of
this county.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. DAVID AN
DERsoN and Miss ELIZABETH A. SMITH,
of this county.
On the same day, Mr.. SPENCER Pa
IRISH and Miss TABITHA MARTIN, of
this county.-Fairmont Virgtnaan.
On Sunday the 18th inst, by Rev.
MIR. EcaENUs R. HUNT and Miss MATILDA
JANE RlDGwAY, both of this county.
At Carmichaels, Greene county, Pa. on
Thursday the II III inst, by Rev. S. N. Carey.
MIR S. ARNETT, OF Monongsla county,
Va, and Miss MARY ANN RICHEy, of the
former place.
AT Independence. Preston county. Va. by
Ed. D. B. Purn,on. on the 9Th inst. MI.
EUcENIus w. FoRTNEY and Miss Rurn
POWELL.
Also, by the same. at the same place, on
the 9th inst, MIR. john W. Howard and
FoRNANDA F. FoRTNEY, all Of Preston Co.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
D@. Our excellent Brass Band re

BSa- Our excellent Brass Band re-
turned on Friday night of last week,
from the Odd Fellows celebration at
Clarksburg, where they exchanged
their notes at par--indecd we Learn
they commanded premium. They
made a very imposing show in their
new chariot, drawn by four of Hayes
& Bright's superb greys. What, with
handsome instruments, rejecting so
many good-looking faces, a splendid
carriage, and gaily caparisoned horses,
set off and enlivened by strains of the
choicest musc--what, we ask could
prevent them from commanding pre-
MUM for notes aOith such backing 2
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
Exhibition of nucyrus Colts.

Messrs. Hess, Dorsey 4 Wilson had
heretofore announced that at an exhi-
bition of Bucyrus' colts, they would a
ward sixty dollars in premiums for the
three best colts exhibited, sired by
their celebrated horse. On Saturday
last the exhibition came off at the lot
near the Saw Mill, where large crowd
of spectators had congregated to see
the very interesting show. There
were, we believe, twelve colts exhibit
ed, at ages varying from two to six
months, and it was the universal decis-
ion that they were the best colts ever
exhibited here; indeed, there were gen.
tlemen present who attended the two
Agricultural Fairs recently held in the
adjoining county of Greene, Pa, who
at once concurred in the opinion that
the stock here shown excelled, by odds,
anything o. the kind they had seen at
either of those Fairs; and we may add
they were men of judgment and vera
city. When the stock had been exam.
ined, and the relative merits of eact.
juvenile 'Bucyrus' had been fully dis
cussed, Messrs. VIM. Wagner, John
Wallace and Jesse j. Fitch, the arbiters
in the case, rendered their verdict and
awarded the premiums as follows:
First Premium, $25-To Isaac w.
Crowl, beautiful bay colt, (horse).
Second Premium, $15-To Eleazer
Arnett, neat and trim sorrel (maro) colt.
Third Premium, $10-To Thomas
McBee, well-built and stout (horsc) colt.
We have noted with pleasure, in the
past FIVE years, decided Improvement
in the stock Of horses, in this county :;
buta still greater Improvement may be-
looked for in the future, when the forth
coming generation of Bucyrus " and
"Sleepy John" shall have attained q
magnificent maturity ~.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

Apples, --Sales at s 90 to So, 90 per Dbl.
Butter, We quote western at Hale cts; com.
mon roil IA to Is; glades, Is to "a good lisa "a
= Demand active, receipts light and prices firm.
BcesWaX, --Sales at &c cents per pound.
BacOn,-- Market active and prices firm. We
quote shoulders at l2al3 cts. ; sides, l3aI4;--
hams, plain, l3al4j fancy, l5a17.
Beans,--White $2a3; mixed 81 GOA I 80 per bu
Country Soap,--We quote at 7aS cts per ID.
Cattlc,--The offering on Thursday last was a.
bout 400 head 100 Of which were sold atS2, ST
as4,25 on the hoof, equal to So, 75aS ,25 nett.
Corn 1--WE quote yellow at 9ia96 cts; white,
90ao3 cts. Receipts light, market active.
Glover Seed, --S7a7,75 per busheI.
Chestnuts,- -Salos at $2,50a3, 90 per bushel.
Dried Fruit Apples paired, 81 GOAL ,12 -
impaired, 5Oa62 cts. Peaches pared, 81, 5Oa
$500; impaired 81 ,50a2 90 per bushel.
DeerskiDs,- Sales at l6 to 90 cts
fi0ur,-We quote city mills ut IS, 50.--How-
ard street at SS,50aS,62. The last news from
England has had the effect Of confirming tho
recent advance, and prices are firm with free
buyers at the minimum rates.
large, demand is active, and holders are firm
Furs, -SaIes of Rabbit at lac cts; Red Fox 30,
70; Muskrat, CAT; Mink, 62a75j Coon and rev
Fox, 15a20; Otter, Sla3.
Elaxseed Sales at 81 ,6Oa1 10 per busbo,
GinseiiS,--ln fair demand, quoted at 3Oa35 cts
togs,-Nlarkct active, wthsalcs at IS, 75a9 90
Lard, LIN barrels Hale cts; in Kegs l2aI3
Oats, --Maryland oats 35a40 cts; Psnnsylv,oio
4Oa45 cts. per bushel.
Rye,--Maryland sells at 1l0altb cts;-penn,a
lloal2O cts. per bushel.
Snake-root ,--Seneca sells at 50a60 cts
Iauow ,--Sales at lla12 cts. per pound
Woo, -Unwhshed at isaac cts, washed 2s,33.
wheat quote Inferior to good reds Al 10
also; good to prime iS0a 100 inferior to good
white, 81 ,9Oa2 90; good to prime, 80, OOs2 10
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
DIED !:
INUNDATED.

COM vi UNDATED.
DlED.-At Gladesvile Preston c county,
Va, on the 18Th Of August last. OF whoop.
ing cough. WILLIAM THEODORE Brown, son
OF A: and c. K. Brown, aged year mos,
and 5 days.
- On the 18th Of the present month, Of
whipping Congh. CLARIssA VIRGINIA Brown.
daughter Of A. aud c. r. Brown, aged 8
years, 4 months and % days.
Emblem Of beauteous childhood's bloom,
Emblem of its decay;
Swiftly they leave us for the tomb
Wither and pass away.
Thus severed from their parent stem,
Our Babes go on before
That our fond hearts may follow them
To that immortal shore.
DIED, on Thursday, October 4, in
Waynesburg, John Emery Baker, son
OF Rev. g. W. Baker, aged 2 years and
3 months.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
psA- HALDEMAN's HARRow-Hav

49, HALDEMAN's HARRow--Have
you seen it? If not you are far behind
the times. 1t was patented in Febru-
airy last; is double jointed, scmi-cir-
cular concern, with lots of teeth, and
yet no one need be the least afraid of
being bit by it! The farmer, when he
is done narrowing, can fold it up, and
it takes the form of neat sled, upon
which he can load up his seed sacks, &c.
and ride home at his leisure. There is
nothing just like it in the wide world,
and never was. We learn that Mr..
Jere. W. Leach, Agent for the Paten-
tee, is resting for few days at Wal
lace's Hotel, in this town; and after he
has taken breath, for they say he has
been nearly run down by applicants
for rights he will still wait upon his
friends, and strangers wishing to ex-
anime and purchase. Don't forget to
give him call.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
LAND SALE.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Circuit Court
l. of MonongaIia county, rendered on the
eth day Of September, 1865, in the case of
nreenberry Wade and othors, Plaintiffs, and
Hosea NJ. Wade and others, Defendants, the un-
dersIgn ed, rs Commissioner, will proceed to sell
On the Goth day Of November,
1868, at the Court House door in Morga ntown,
~ acres of Land, being the share of Iio sea NJ.
Wade IN the farm of Elisha Wade, decd, five
acres Of which will be subject to the life estate
OF Phcbe Wade. Said 10 acres was laid off and
assigned to said Hosea Nj. Wade, by Commits
sioners, in two adjoining parcels, one OF II
acres and the other acres, and in the latter
the said Phebc has her life estate. Said Sale
to he upon credit of and Is months, the pur-
chaser giving bond and security, bearing inter
est from t''c day Of sale. T.. c. WILSON,
Oct. 20, 1865. $4,000 Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
vVSREsvn Vnyia1A uReslodiM No.
tod1Ant Ocnfeecnop.

The annual meeting of this body re-
Gently occurred at Pruntytown, Taylor
county. We should furnish our readers
a sketch of its proceedings--but the
Gazette, in which they appear, has not
come to hand for several weeks. The
following is the list of appointments :
Presaient-D. r. HELMlcK,
Fairmoht Station, w. b. Bolton,
Morgaitown Circuit. VIM. Wiayc,
Evansville, r. Potts,
Rollsbtrg, X. j. Norman,
Barbour. j. &. Bolton, "
Pocahontas. d. II. Lilly,
Greeub,ier. To DO supplied,
Braxton. j. L. Mitchell.
West Fork, VIM. Sisk. ...
Bnckhanuon, To be supplied,
Harrison. q. Nestor.
Lewis, 6. G. Weslfall,
Taylor, Il. S. Welch.
Ptuntytown, J. Clark,
Palaliue. j. r.. Mccormick,
Jackson, r. H. Walker, ....
California. j. T. Hacker,
Frceport, A. Morrison,
Huntsville, Nj. NJ. Stuart,
Wheeling. To be supplied,
Gilmore, S. Leslie,
Fairmont, To be supplied,
Randolph, S. Clawson,
Kentucky, A. D. Thomas, .... "a.
Z. L. Laishly, without appointment at
his own request.
J. Bolton, A. Lister. M. M. Bolts. do.
j. G. Haiues. j. Hollam, left in hands
Of the President.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

Stretching Hemp.-Some of the bad
boys about town are practising with
the tight rope, drawn across streets and
alleys at nights, to trap unwary passers
by. A little practice of this kind will
help to prepare them for drawing per-
pendicularly from platform! If the
owner Of cord that was drawn across
Walnut street, on Thursday night last,
will call at this Office, he shall have the
same, or stronger one, well oiled with
the essence Of raw-htde! #
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
w EVERY READER ~

viii please notice the advertisement headed
" The GREAT Book or THE YEAR,, and send
for full descriptive catalogue Of all our Illus.
tratcd Words.
IL To the uninitiated in the great art Of book
selling, we would say that we present a scheme
Tor money making which is far better than all
the gold mines OF California and Australia.
IL Persons dosrous Of selling any one Work
alone, and canyassing a certain section Of coun.
try or several counties, will please confer with
tho subscriber, who will cheerfuly answer every
letter, as far a. possible, the day OF it's res,
cePtion. Address, ROBERT SEARS,
10 Poblishcr, 1871 William ST., NY.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

Postmasters' S. the Lottery business.
In view of the frequent attempts of
the keepers of lottery Offices to induce
postmasters to become agents, the De-
partment has cautioned them that for
any such acceptance they are liable for
a penalty of $50. The order of the
Department is, that sail such lottery
schemes, circulars, or tickets, addressed
either to postmaster or assistant post
master must hereafter be excluded from
the mail, together with all othor tran
sient matter of this kind addressed
simply to an officer and not as an indi-
vidual. .........
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
What is the Reason that
WsAs Patent Washing A1ae1ine Is
superior to all otleys
For tie Ansrieas Uasoo.

A'Ais EuNOIS z
isee continued in Your columns an
inquiry why M. D. Wells Washing Machine
IS better than all o,hers2 have no doubl
that Mr.. Wells claims 10 have the best wash.
ing machine now in use, TO which | cheer.
FULLY subscribe. from tho fact tina, have
been irving all tho various machines that is
worth trial, in order to select one for nv
own use. tried first The Buckeye Machine
then kern's machine, claimed to be an i'm /.
provementon the Buckeye machine, have
also tried NJ. d. Wells improvement, on the
Buckeye principle, and have examined many
others that | consider inferior, and in short, 1
can say from satisfactory experience, tina,
NJ. ID. Wells machine washes full as well,
and will do double the work in the same
time with half the labor, and removes, Der.
haps, every objection that is found in other
machines; such as noise, splashing of water,
&c. The construction of this machine is
such that il removes the necessity of any
tubs in the operation.
AS have in par; answered the above in.
qulry as far as my own experience goes
tor further infor nation will add tina, Kern's
Machine, improved on the Buckeye Machine
took the premium at the Charmichaltown-
Greene county, Pa. Fair, over the Ball Ma
chine which has been going the rounds Of
the United States. claiming SO much merit
And then Wells mechine going so far in al
vance OF all those machines, think is salts.
iactorily answering the enquiry. And Wells
machine is the one have selected by a
great preference for my own USE
WIN. Nj. EVANS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.
IMpORTNNI ANNOINCEnyEN

I'M PORT&NT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TsNO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases,
u such MS SPERMArORRHOEA,S SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHEA,
GLEEf, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANISM, or
SELF-hBUSE, sc. &C.
The Howard Association of PhiIadelpbia in
view OF the awful destruction of human life and
health, caused by sexual diseases aud tho do.
cepti"ns practtscd upon the unfortunate victims
OF such diseaSos by Quacks, have direc ed their
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy other name to give MEDICA L'ADVICR
HkA IFS, to all persons thus afflicted, MALE or
Fomaie) who apply by letter with dc8cripton
OF the'r condition, age, occupation, habits Of
lie, &c, and in cases of extreme poverty and
suffering, TO furnish Medicines free of charge
The Howard AssBciation is n benevolent InslI.
tuition, established by special endowment, 10,
the fcllci ni the sick and distressed, afflicted
with =" Nirnicnt aud Epidemic Diseases, - and ito
iuhds can be used for no other purpose. Ii has
now surplus OF means, which the Directors
nave voted to advertise the above notice. I,jy
needless to add that the Association commands
the highest Medical skill Of the ago, and vii.
furnish the most approved modern treatment 49,
valuable advice also given TO sick and ncryous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint. Lon.
cOTrhOea, &c.
Address, (post paid) Dr.. GEO. II. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associations No a
south NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA u. HARFZELL, President
GEO FAIRcHILD, Secretary. Sept. COY.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

Mount Vprnon.--A meeting is to be
held in Philadelph on the Sd inst, to
take measures to carry out the object
OF the ladies' of Virginia, in purchasing
Mt. Vernon. 1t is expected that Gov.
ernor Pollock and Ex-Governor Bigler
viii be among the speakers on the oc-
casion. Some sixty or seventy thousand
dollars--abont one-third Of the pur =
chase money--has already been sub
fc,ibed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
PUBLIC SALE.
William Brown and others,
VS..

William Brown and others,
VS..
W illiam Meredith and others.
Pursuant to a decree rendered in the abuyc
case, by the Circuit Court of MonongaIia county
on the 18th day OF September, 1853, the under.
81 gncd, as Commissioner, will,
On the 10Th day OF November,
next, proceed to sell at the Court House door
in Morg antown, the following real estate for
merly belonging to Thomas Meredith, decd. viz:
A LOT OR LOTS OF GROUND.
adjoining, in the town Of SmthfcId, on which
is situated good Store House. Also, 81 Acres
OF Land, lying below Smthticld, purchased Of
Doctor Travis. Also, the interest Of said Tho
mas Meredith in and to Two Lots in the town of
Newport. Also, all the right, title and interest
OF sand Mcredl I'll in 50 acres OF Land situate on
the waters Of Booths Creek. The title to the
Lot IN Smithtown, and the 81 acres, is believed
to be perfectly good, but as to the other proper
ty the titles may be doubtful. Said Sale to be
upon credit of one and two years the purcha-
ser giving bond and security for the purchase
money, bearing interest from the day of sale.
T.. c. WILSON.
October 90, 1855. $500
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27

BgS~ Mr.. Thorn presented us, a few
days since, with handsome steak, ia
ken from the running-gears Of the fat
test beef we have yet seen in our mar
ket. 1t was a beautiful specimen of
the fat things" Of old Monongalia !;
and such as often find their way to the
meat-house of A. u. Thorn.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1855-10-27
M02GANT0WN & BROWNSVILLE
-W:M VA CT MdA a.

'BNHE Subscriber gives notice that he has COM
Il menced running 4 HACK between Nor
gahtown and Brownsville, as follows:
VIII leave Morgantown every Monday, Wed
nosday and Friday, at O'Clock, A. NJ, via
Lantz's Inn and Carmichacltown, arriving at
brownsville at O'Clock, =. NJ, in time for the
evening Boat to Pittsburgh.
WIZ leave Brownsville every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday, at 7 O'Clock, 4. NJ, and re.
turning by the same route, arrive at Morgaptown
at O'Clock, p. NJ. J. +. IRWIN.
jury ~, $500. 3-tf Proprietor,
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A young Gooerno.--Mr. Johnson,
the newly elected Governor Of Califor-
MIA, is from Indiana, and only 30 years
Of age.
On Friday week they had three or
four inches Of snow in Otsego county,
New York.
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Das~ The Mo,yantoVn 'TelcgrapH
docs not Jack its big assertions about tie
louisville Riots Wuh the evidcnce, be-
cause 1t has no evidence to back them
nth. a very substantial reason.
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T1IE AMERICAN UNION.
Moroanto,on, Saturday, October 81.

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p@.. The Installation of Rev. HEN
RY w. BIoas, as Pastor of the Presby-
terian Church in Morgantown, will take
place in that church on Friday next,
Nov. Cd, at II o'clock, A. NJ.
Rev. DR.. Ashbel Fairchld will pre-
side, propose the constitutional ques-
tions, and give the charge to the pastor.
Rev. Joel Stoneroad will preach the
sermon, and Rev. Robert M. Wallace,
will give the charge to the people,
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.