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TnE PhilApELrittA UnsAp CAsn sronn.
we shall hot pretend to enamefate the
new articles fresh with The perfume Of
foreign markets, 10 be found at The Phil
Gheap Store to-day. Suffice to say there
are inany articles teinptinely affased IN
their bpw-winauWa, TO attract the atten-
ton of the generosity disposed. who desire
u inhkaghristfnns PRESENTS The ladies
still End soahs Inconvenience In moving
about lii The spaee allotted 10 them, this
side Of the coulter, aud complain In con
sequence. The enterprising proprietor we
leatn) will knock down the back portion
soon, 50 al 10 give ample swing to Che new
fashions, This will be done before they
shit III " few days.
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Drug store For sale.

THE UNDERsIGNED, being obliged 70 leave for
l. Europe on account of family interests; offers
for sale, his Apothecary Shop, well known As DC
cupying one Of the best locations In Baton Rauge.
It contains a complete assortment Of Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints de-, all fresh and In fret rate
condition
The terms OF sale, will be advantageous so that
the purchaser cannot faii success besides the
tom Is of the best In order still more to enhance
the facilities of the purchaser Of the Drug Store
the undersigned Is willing to lease for term Of
years, either part or the whole Of his house or
else TO sell the hons g. at The option Of the pnr
chaser Fang -30-6ru. BsJ0EEDAg
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T rRENpfnutsr u Co. The good people
from tile Fast who are daily coming Ii, 70
exchange the products Of this, for the pro
duets ofsome either cline ard soily should
not fill 70 look at the stock of T.. 7. q Co.,
new on hand, aud enquire their prices,
before purchasing elsewherei Cash ? is
the cry ufeeers one just how but T. T.
& Co., can do withoutit. They will give
anything they haves for Sugar, Of Gotten
-ay, they will even take Mulasses in es-
change, III Its market value. All magter
Of fresh Western Prednee now Oh hand--
eof. Third and Laurel SITS.
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private Isoar,iing.

rHF undersigned Il prepared to accommodate 2
| few boatderR at The brick store On Levee street
Every attention will BE given e their comfort
Anpiy Immediately to the store q
oct ely. G'bCabbtohAF'
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Hard

THE undersigned have been FOR the last
/ month opening goods, direct from the
Manufactures, and are satisfied tht they
have in Store, the largest and most varied
assortment Of Hardware out Of New Or
leans, which they offer lof sale at their
usual low rates, Purchasers will fnh It 10
their interest to call and examine, belote
sending to the city.
LARGUIER & LAN0UE
sep3D Cor. Lafayette and Florida.
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r. CAasof hE IIrhrrp Simon would
raise hts prices for fancy goods and fashioii-
able elothing, SO rs 10 be on a pnr With
others, and eause thain u BE- amiable to-
wards him, II he could afford IT.; but the
fact Ia, lie wants inaney. and fine goods
are only the representatives Of the baser
metals II Il distressing 10 witness the
inannefin which he gives away with ptodi-
gal hHna. all the rich articles on his shelves
and show eases but they were not put
there " stay. Simon wdsts spoaes; and
this fact IA sniilcientto eatse The entire Pc
pulace 10 ruin TO him and get goods atmere
nominal prices.
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rHty1r FRu1Tl |

arrangements to oct In daily, fresh Inc
SUPPLIES o. II the different kinds 81 fruit
TO be had In New Orleans, at this &c son. -
GOOD stock Or Feeats always on band.
,,or.j4 An, NJ BARTobf.
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Masonic. Saturday next, being The
aTth day Of the month, and the anniversary
Of st. John the Evangelist there will be
a meeting of the brethren OF 81. James
{Masoniel Lodge, TO install their officers
fot The ensuing year. The meeting will
take place at 10 o'clock A. M.
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Tue Bhsr sEaARs III Tows- Thr very
best weed 70 be found Ia town. may new
be he'd ~ the = Young America " segar
Store east of The TIafney House. Messfs.
Dfes " Hrandpre ;tfe ia the field, III es-
tablisli afepnthtisfi f5f keeping the best
segafs IL town. and they Intend TO DO SO,
~ any cost we are now putting behind
oneof the best, which relieves our mind
ufeobwehs, afd sweetens the Imagination.
A word 10 tile wise Is sufficient. Gentle
men will walk III and satisfy themselves.
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Em SALOON

THIS well known Saloon and 90 ~
il Restaurat, having under VkksH
gone thorough repairs, is now ar W~
ranged to accommodate parties, and serve
up at short notice, Oysters, Red Fish, and
other delecacies. to please the palate OF
rounotsseurs and bon piuauts. The desi,e OF
the proprietor, is to win FOR the Gem Saloon,
wide sp,ead reputation as the hest Restaa-
rat, in the State outside of New Orleans.
IL Boarding and Lodging for few
single gentlemen, with the best accommo-
dation
sep.s-6n. STEPHEN BAsELISCO.
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NEW ARMY Al.
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

fIVHF Z NnEBsfg NED has inst received by steafn-
i er Empire City, his entire stock Of Fall and
Winter Clothing, tbge ther With ihrge assortment
Of GENTS FURNISHING gUOns, embracing near
" every article in that line. His assor tinent Of
Gents Readv-made Suits, consisting Of Pants,
Coats and Vests to match, are bsantihl, and cnn
be had IN SIT cblors. All those who want to have
the first selection, ard get q good IT would do
we'll 10 call early, before the sizes are broken;
Sep-5-y. w. u. PHILLIPS.
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SIM d RIRs

i 8ReF Sock IL an qualities II Ned Blanksts,
u chear for money. French. English anti ANT
erira, Hosiery In abundance at Swiss prices =
Velvet Ribbon, Black and Fancy toors gen
80, ass5rt,ttpt,t III ritiiflas fur Ladies' Dresses
prsiti Inserted t,aicts. Iinsey, jeans; assorted
l1,nnet, Sc, ]. A. FROuSDALE eco.
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ws,-, t,,,,s. s,o,,t,crs mi, sides.

WE HAVE received to-day, New Hams,
w Shoulders and Sides. to which the at
tention of customers is called.
dprig MONlAN q bho.
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eENT,s CLOTHING.

GENTS CLOTHING.
DLAEK, ana Cuibred Dress and Fruck GOATS.
ID pilot Cloth OYERCpATs,
Real French rALIT0Ts, .g,rss..- .
rIoAKs, TAIttAs and BEuE0Es,
BUSINESS SUITS TO i1atcf, all Styles
PANTALN9Ns, Bfk and fancy casiiher DO
Fancy Satinet do
VESTS. Silk Veltst-in all cnlors,
Also. III Satin and Silk Of every description
UNDER Garments, In Merino and Flannen,
All Linen and L. d. SHIRTS, with Bishop
and Byron Collars,
sik and Satin CRAVATs,
HALF HOSE, GLOVES.
npv.t5 !. SIMON b co.
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HORSE IsAnAcf1 srArLn.

PLEASE NOTICE that WI. CIlFe has
4 again resumed The FREDERICKSBURG Of
this eslablshne The stable having I'M
dergone thorough repairs. He feels conf
dent that fer comfort and convenience Ito
the Horse ereatinnl it has no superior in
the State. And from his long experience in
this line of business and past accommoda-
tions to his friends, be hopes to merit from
his old Patrons, and the Public generally,
a liberal shate5 Of Patronage. tset him up
again good stock Of Horses, Carriages,
Buggies, Be, always on hand and for Hire,
on liberal terms, to be had ON short notice,
day or night. noy26-3m.
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BATON ROUGE BAzARl
New FIRM, New Goods Low Prices.

r A. rRouspAIE CO., having purchased the
~. wall ttswtt J1fv Goods and Variety Depot
ID ina corner 81 Naii and Lattref streets, are now
ii receipt Of new and extensife stock y Fun
and tyifitsr Goods, to which they invite the At
teitibn III the citizens Of Baton Rouge.
Yiic stock of Dry tsoods III Gtnesni,
IL s,e d the largest and Best assortment ever eff
feret III THIS city, Including almost every article
which may be called for.
The assortment efladies Dress Goods Y com
rietri ata Il la been selected with with theErea
est care, ANA piif stock Of FTRNfYHfNg
gDUf)e. LLD7hTNE, HdfR tdIS, BoDIB
and SHOES, deties competition. New Orleans
prices, Is the motto In all departure tts.
j A. TROUsDAbE 4 60.
nov29-s. Corner Main and laurel sts.
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Fancy Groceries,

/ HAVE now in store fine assortment
A. Of Groceries, Provisions, Nc., which
invite the intention of my old customers
to come and examine before hying else.
where. Prices TO suit the times. Store
on Front street, between Lafayette and
Laurel vt. c. usCALLAGnAN.
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r. EsIaaes,ar,i..-Gnn Smith,

NSAaAEEt H N u " q n = = II : . IT
HAs REMOVED to the house lately
IL occupied by + Kretz, on Third street,
near the Milinary Store Of Mrs. Hnestun,
where he is prepared 10 do any work in
his line in superior manner
NJ Clocks repaired Al 1 cleaned at short
notice. in the very best manner.
nny2p-y, +. BLANCHARD
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Cheap Publications !

RE JUST RECEIVED -
TUE STRUGGLE FOR LIFE;
| . So How to get Rich;
The Maid Of the Cuff
Ned Scarlet;
Bella Barnwoll Ellen de we're;
Black Bess The Renegade Girsy
Dick Tnrpin; Glands last Bullet
Matrisiaeg Daughter Ninon De IFFhslos;
Jack Ram, Victims Revenge
Fairly ChtnpbeIl; Afidshfprtaft Fnsy;
Ellen Wharehaftt; Mary Moreton:
Star Of the Falieu
Life and and Adventures II Henry Thetpas;
By LnUv25l GEO. nj. tIERoMhN4
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wfrw rrr sTnpr

so BBbS Bi snlphate Of Lime;
20 Polar White Oil teleaij;
d Z Caster Oil;
10 i" Iinsend Oil;
1000 lbs White Lead
10 uoz Champagne
90 Claret,
"A Casks Scotch Ale, qts;
9 bbs Blue Lickwater;
All the above articles are offered At New
Orleans Prices; either for Cash or on Cred.
it EDWARD BOGEL,
nov1s Druggist
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NJ ENT,yg Fancy Dress Beots, do.i Men 90, Fancy
II aud plain Walking Shoes, 7. y. Shoes ~
sixss with and without heels uenera assortment
u Faney ahd plain Meti and Boys uars, Hats ~,
tsnrv french. winter and Summer Boii1ets, at
astonishing low prices.
dec.tS j. A. THoHSDALE w. r
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E To-day being dies no,, Iii the cal
endef, the oillce Of the hottisiana state
Bank will not be open.
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spffial Itoiifqs


NOTICE.. ---Gentlemeti Cards Of aahit,
,anre t. The q Grand Fanny Dress and fIas-
quer.,ac Baii.n 70 be given ~ The fiarrey
House on wednesday evening bte. sist. ian be
troeu,ea ontg, 1T The store bf ". d Phillips Cor.
Church and Lafayette streets
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Young America .

I,nE hest Christmas present your Badiies ran
| make sun, Is d pair d those beautiful little
enurs, lust received ut The aCapito shoe Store"
d-c5i 81. H. b. HENDERSON.
Lafayette st.
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ST. Louis Flour.

1nl BARRELS. lust received per
IV0 steamer VIM. Denny. Cantine
Mills for sale at the lowest cash prices.
deco C.. U'CAaLAGHAN.
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Iron and steel.
Negro blankets.

Negro Blankets.
100 PAIR heavy Negro Blankets, just
received. Also large assortment Of FINE
BED BLANKETS, for sale by
nov2o. w ID. PHtLLrrs.
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Detige's Warranted Cow Bells!
| fTHE LARGEST ef which are heard and under
\ favorable circumstances, over or miles
distant. A good assortment on hand. for sale at
| masA. LAHautER A LAsouE.
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- There will 10 10 paper frot this
office on Friday. This Ii to allow the s'de-
til" u telebrate The anniversary Of his
WRIST enemy.
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COAL CRATES

THREE sizes Of the semi-frunt self sup
i. porting Coal Crates for sale low at
pov2s. MONTAN & HUGUET'S.
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stcvess stovcsi
ME HAVE just received another fine
w assortment Of Stoves, among which
aie q variety Of small Office, Parlor and
Cooking Stoves for wood and coal.
deco, ]. PIPER Il co.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
KANSAS.

Intelligence from this troubled Ter
rltcry is of amore peaceful character.
Gov. Gcary on arriving at the seat of
disturbance, issued two proclamaions,
one disbanding the volunteer militia,
and ordering all armed bands and COM
binations Of every kind to resist the
laws, to desist from their unlawful
acts, as they should answer at their
peril. By another proclamation, he
called on all capable of bearing arms to
enroll themselves as Kansas militia,
to preserve order, and put down all
lawlcss proceedings. These proclama-
tons of the Governor were promptly
followed up by acts, showing that he
was in earnest. 1t is reported that
Lane has fled to Nebraska, that his
army has promised to be peaceful, to
dispense, and so quietly about their
business, that the armed bands of
Missouri have returned. Many other
things are reported, but what reliance
can be placed on them we cannot tell.
We choose to give the most probable
version of the matter W. Watchmam.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
W.ABay,lpI'Yo
COMMUNICATED.
Il CiNCER CURED.

Hoping to render good service to a
portion of the suffering class of our
race, we arc induced to give to the pub
lie the following account of u cancer
cure: .... .......
Mrs. NJ. e. Maddox, of Marietta,
Ohio, has recently been afflicted with
Il cancer. 1t was located in her right
breast, and had grown to about the size
of hens egg. Some time in July it
first began to attract attention, and
shortly after became painful. She was
advised by friends to speedily have it
removed by asurgical operation; but
shortly before this DR.. L. Barber, q
graduate Of Medical college, had
como to Marietta, and offered his pro-
fesslonal services to the public, and
one of the diseases he proposed to cure
was cancer. After some hcsitancy his
services were procured by Mrs. NJ,
and to the inexpressiblo qualification
of herself and friends, DR.. b. has sue
ceeded (as we bclievc) in cffectually
removing the tumor. The wound is
now nearly healed, and her health much
better than when he commenced.
His plan of removing this great
destroyer Of human happiness and hui
man life is by use of caustics, which he
applies in the form of powder, and
with much less pain than is usually
experienced in performing such cures.
From our short acquaintance withDoc-
tor Barber, we believe him to be a gen
tleman, and a judicious and skillful
physician. NJ. MADDOX.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
LITrLE-OR-NOTIIINGS.

GA map"o( busy life, its fluctuations and lis
vast concerns. "-CowPER.
The man who is without an idea gen
orally has the greatest idea Of himself.
Receive your thoughts as guests and
treat your desires like children.
Prosperity is blessing to the good
but curse to the evil.
Better to be upright with poverty,
than wicked with plenty.
Ifyou love your son give him plen-
ty of the cudgcl if you hate him, cram
him with dainties.
A word once spoken, a coach with
four horses cannot oycrtake it and
hiring it back.
God hears the heart without the
words; but he never hears the words
without the heart.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
MRS.. BEAR e. ADAMS.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Nor
Ia gantown and vicinity that they have assoc
ciated themselves in the
Millinery & Mantua- Making Business.
They will be happy to receive and execute
with neatness and dispatch, all orders for Bonnet
Making and Trimming, Dress Making, and Chill
dren's Clothing Of all descriptions.
BRA IDING 8. EIHBROIDERING
of all descriptions, will be done in good style.
Articles of Gentlcmen's apparel, of light fab.
ric, will be made up TO order.
II Persons wishing anything in the above
lines, will please call at the residence Of Mrs.
Adams, corner of Walnut and Front Streets
CORNER residence of Elias Stllwell, Esq.)
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
"A Soldiers Devotion.

A few days ago. Marshall Bosquct
made his appearance at the palace of
st. Cloud with two men, for whom he
claimed the honor of q presentation to
the emperor. A bomb fell in the
trenchers where this man was at work
and where if it had exploded, many
must have been killed or wounded.-
The man rushed to the bomb, seized it
and had raised it high above his head
to throw it out Of the trench, when it
exploded and carried away both his
arms without doing him any other Sc
rious injury.
The other man was q soldier Of the
line, little Breton, who, like the jack
al and the lion, had attached himself to
the person of the tall Afri can by pure
affection, and servant of all work. His
life had been saved by the African in
raising the bomb, and by a sudden in
SEPARATION he declared that his life should
be devoted to him who saved it. Thus
he dressed and undresscd him, feeds,
shaves and combs him, and in short
serves him as pair of hands. ..
The object of the visit was to obtain
the discharge of the little Breton from
the service, in order that he might &C,
company to his home in Africa, the
wounded soldier. They were present,
ed first to the Emperor who subsequent,
ly conducted them to the Empires land
and both their Maesties exhibited a
lively interest in this strange couple
OF course the request of Marshal Bos,
quet was granted, and the soldiers left
the place much richer than they en-,
| tered.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
LANDS for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale 5000 acres
of land on the west fork of Little Kanawha
now in Calhoun county Va. in lots to suit
purchasers. This is fine tract of farming
lands, suitable for the plow or grazing. Al.
so 5000 acres in Monongalia 81 Preston
county OF mountain lands, at from one TO
three dollars per acre.
so acres in Scott county, Iowa;
100 do in Delovan county, Iowa;
1876 do in Cerro Gorda county, Iowa;
100 do in Macon county, Michigan;
Al do part of the Jas. Weaver land,
3 miles North east of Morgan
town;
30 do Part of the Ridgway land op-
posite Morgantown.
$50 do On sale near Cheat river
known as the jeremiah Still
well tract; price $lS per acre.
IA TOWN LOTS in West Morganiown
July 30, 1856. f. w. TOWER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

I N Pursuance Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
4 OF Monongalia county, rendered at the Sep
TENDER term, 1856, of said Court in the case of
Daniel Brewer VS.. Anna Brewer and others, /
shall proceed, ..
On the 4A Monday Of October neat,
Chat being Court-day) in front of the Court
house in Morgantown, TO sell at public auction
To the highest bidder, on a credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months, the One Hundred and Six
Acre Tract of Land in the proceedings MENTION
ed, 1t being the same tract that was purchased
by Christopher Brewer, sem, decd, from Chris
tophor Brewer, jun, and by Christopher Brewer,
jun. from Enoch Brewer,--stuated on the wat :
ers OF Scotrs Run in said county, adjoining the
$50 acre tract owned by said Christopher Brewer
SEN, in the proceedings mentioned, on which
he resided at the time OF his decease, adjoining
lands Of Jacob Shevely, Lcmuel Birtcher and
others; and in case the proceeds of the sale Of
said lOO acre tract shall not be sufficient TO dis
charge the debts due from tho estate of Christo-
pher Brewer, son., decd, and the costs Of said
suit, shall also, at the same time and place
and on the same terms and conditions sell so
much Of said l60 acre tract as shall be sufficient
to satisfy said debts and costs. The purchaser
or purchasers at said sale will be required to
give bonds bearing interest from date of sale, ,
and security for tho purchase money, and a lien
will also be retained on the Land sold until the
same is paid. II. l.. BERKSHIRE,
September 27, 1856. Commissioner.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11

A Marvelous Birth. The Syracuse
Standard SAYS" A colered man ma
med George Grant, residing near the
tow path in this city relates to US a
marvellous account Of the birth of a
chicken at his house, which seems al
most too strange for belief. He says
that his wife found hens egg floating
upon the water, in the canal near her
house, and supposing it to be rotten,
she placed it i'll the nest Of one of her
hens, intending to keep it as nest egg;
but after using it once for that purpose,
she took it from the nest and placing it
on shelf on the side of the house, but
not near the fire. The egg laid on tie
shelf for five days, and at the expira.
ton of that time a fine healthy chick
en- was Matched out. The chicken lives,
and is now running about with older
hens, as lively as any Of them, aud as
likely to thrive as those Matched out in
natural way. Mrs. Grant positively
asserts that the egg was not under the
hen more than fifteen or twenty min
utes, nor was it near the fire, or expos
ed to any unusual heat. Mr.. Grant
and his wife are humble but truthful
people, and there can be no reason to
doubt the truthfulncss of this singular
statement"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
The rrench E.npcror IN Lovc.

~ .~ssS" ASs"PSHOT Ih LOSCs
We quite from one of sMalakofrs"
letters to the New York Times the fol-
lowing:
PARIS, Aug. %, 1856.
The Emperor s. Countess Castiglionne
The Court bulletin this week is lin
tied to an item of scandal which should
hesitate to give you if it were not in al
most every one smouth L meet. New
er until lately has the Empeaor left
the Empress alone for more than day
or two at time. His prolonged stay
at Plombiorcs, and return which he is
about to make to Paris, alone, has not
escaped the attention of thosew who seek
the motives of these voyages. A belle
Italian, the Countess Castiglionne, a
lady who made a sensation last winter
at Court, has, according to the reports
in circulation, made such an impression
on his Majesty that he forgot all else
to fly to her presence. However this
may be, it is no doubt true that the
Emperor does pay marked attention
to the belle Countess, and that all at
once he seems to have changed his mind
about the necessity of constantly re-
naming with the Empress.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-10-11
Important to MiIIers!
NEW MACHINERY

i have put up and am now using T.. s. J. 81
Clarke's Patent Mill, (patented June, 1854
which will grind 10 bushels per hour at an o.
nary run; the whole machinery being ompristl
in space of "a by feet, all within the imme
idatc notice of the miller ,--burr, boiling chosl
and al. The burrs now used arc only SO incn
es. This is great improvement on all deyise.
for the manufacture of Flour hitherto in Va
and the ntire machinery can be put up in al,
Mill for about the expense incurred by gcttir
Millwright to repair the old style mills. Mil
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invite,
to call at Mofgantown Mills, and witness and OK
anime the operation of Cark's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the supcrluous ap
pendagcs of the old FIGURING Mills.
have purchased the right of said Patent fol-
the counties of Monongala, Preston and Marion
and will sell individual or district rights, to suit
purchasers. JAMES S. CRAIG.
Morganfo,cn Mails, February %, 1856.