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I AIDES ond Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases IN
IL great variety, The above articles are difficult 70
find, but have larger assortment shan oan be
fonnd west of New York. Caland examine.
Dec2 PORTER d. BRO.
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Letter from Gen. Houston.

New YoRK, Feb IS.
The Evening Post of to-day will contain
a letter of Gen. Houston to President
Pierce alluded to in the papers. The Gen.
erals remarks are chiefly confined to ad-
vice touching the formation OF the Cabinet
of the incoming Administration, but the
chief point of the letter is at the close, in
which Mr. Houston declares that no con-
sideration could induce him to remain in an
off cal position at Washington,
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A NUMBER of lots situated in various parts oil 'he
n city for lease for torn OF years. aPuSSp01pT
July ls, INV "' go
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You will catch Cold

Mercantile College.
THE undersigned will open in The City of Daven-
i port, on or about tho first day of March next, u
first class Mercantile College, that will afford OPP
portunty for the requirement., in short course of
few weeks, Of preparatory business education, suf
cient to qualify tho stuaent to discharge the duties
and DESPATCH which it was formerly thought could be
acxured only by years Of laborious application.
The course OF instruction will consist Of Double
Entry Book Keeping, embracing every departm of
Trade and Mercactile Accounts, viz: Wholesale and
Retail Commission, Exchange, Banking, Manufactu-
ing, Joint Stock, and Compound Business.
Also, Practical Penmanship, Commercial Caleula-
tons, Commercial Core pondsnce, and Lectures on
Commercial Law, &C., &c.
The most ample evidences of qualifications TO con
duct In stuton of the aboy kind will be furnished.
WILLIAM V. BARR
Attorney ut Law
Jan 25 dim. and Practical Accountant.
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Writing Desks.

A LARGE stock just received and now opening at
"A the Old Pioneer Book Store of
Dec a PORTER q BRO.
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To THE LADIES OF
DA0EN1PoET.

Clocks! Clocks!
,I,HE subscriber has just received large invoice Of
nov 90 II. F. PECK.
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THE subscriber has opened stock of Groceries In
his house on Perry betwe an Second and Third sts
which he will warrant TO be of the very best quality
and which he will sell as low be purchased elss
where.
CIGARS.
choice lot OF Cigars just received and for sale low
at Wholesale and retail. &. PECK
Davenport Dec. %, IS54-dtf
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
News From The Fountain Head!
MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept. IL. Is

MoRGANTowN, VA, Sept. 10. 1855.
This is 10 Certify, Tina, | have examined
the Recipe for preparing McLanr's Imptuv-
ed Fermiu2e aud Improved Liver Pills by
Dr. /. Scott. who has been in the habit of
preParlm2 aud using my original medicines
in my 'ftlcr during The last thirteen wears,
and That believe he has improved them -
lmake the above statement the mare vii.
Iin2ly as have no interest in them what.
ever. C. McLANE NJ. D.
DR.. M'Lanes Improved Liver Pills and Imrr,-
we'd Fenniiugc, also DR.. /. SCOTS Celebrated
White Circassian Liniment, prepared solely un.
der the supervision Of DR.. ]. Scott, n Regular
Medical Graduate and Physician Of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared by Dr. l. Scott
Co., sole Propri,tors, Bank Place, Morgan
town, va. DIR. Nj. Lanes Improved Liver pills
and Improved Fermiinge, accompanied by GER
tIfcate OF c. McLane.
" All the above Medicines are for sale by
Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
Lands for Sale:

The subIcriber offers Cor sale 5000 acres
of lind on che w,s: iork 81 Little Kama whs,
now in Calhoun conn,y Va i'm lots Co sui,
purchsasr This y q fife tract. Of, Jfasrl-,:
iauds, s1itabie Tor the l'iou br,sfaSins Al.
so 1900 acres in Munohgalia & rreston
county Of mountain iands, d, hom one to
three dollars Ter acre.
l6o acres ia Scott county, iowa;
100 do in Delsvan county, iowa:
1876 do ia Crrro Gorla COUNTY, Iowa;
100 do il Macon cnuuty, Michigan;
~ do part 0f The Jas. Weaver land,
miles North east Of Morsan-
town;
30 do Part Of the Ridgwsy land op.
... rOsi,e Morcaniown.
100 DO On sale near Cheat river
... known ss the Jeremiah Still
well tract; price Sli per acre
Ia TOWN LOTS in West Morgsn,own.
July 80, 1856. E. w. TOWER
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
DpoWNEn W. rorro+ 20 lo,,

DROWNED.--We regret to learn
that Mr.. LLOYD RoBy, an aged citizen
of Eastern Monongalia, was drowned
in Cheat River, near Rudc's Mill, on
Wednesday morning last. He started
across the river in a skiff, and was seen
crossing about 8 o'clock in the morn
ing. About an hour afterwards the
skif' was seen floating down the river
without him. Fears Immediately arose
for his safety and the neighbors insti-
tuted a search, and soon found the bo-
dy iii shallow water, not more than
three feet deep. 1t is supposed that he
was taken with apoplexy, and fell out
of the skifl; for had he fallen out acci-
dcntally, he could have recovered him
self in SO shallow water. The shock
was heavy ono to his Numerous con-
ncxion and friends. The deceased was
about 80 years Of age.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
MoncANrowN, Aug. l6, 1856
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending August l3, 1856.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER BY
RANDOLPH & LATIMER.
GG South Street, BowIy,s Wharf, Baltimore.

Applcs,--Snles at So 90 to 81, 90 per Lbj.
Butter,--Wc quote western ~ iOal2 cts. com.
. mon roll 10 To Ia; alados, Ii to l6 prime Balls
bacon quote shoulders l0aIl cts. ;sidcs IOai
:, mans, PLAIN, l2al3; fancy, l2al4.
uceswaN, --Sacs at 90 cents per pound
Beahs, White 5 ,50al 10; mixed bOa62 cts
country Suap,--We quote at CAT cts Der ID.
clover seed,-S6 .50a7,00 per busbeI.
cattle offering on Thursday last was n
bout 1880 hoad 800 Of which were sold AT 60 75
aga ON the hoof, equal to So ,0OaS, 25 nett.
Corn, We quote yellow at 60aB4 cts; white
b6h62 cts.
Dried Fruit ipblcs haired, 75aS7 ..
impaired, 6OaB0 cts. Peaches pared. 90 GOA
S2,o0j Impaired 81 ,00al 30 per bushel
Furs,--Sales Of Rabbit at la2 cts; Il ed Fos. rs,
s7iAluskrat, Sai0; Mink ,62a75; Coon and grey
Fox, i5u20 Otter; Sla3.
bcersEins, ~-Salos al 30 To 25 cts
tlaxsecd, --Salcs at 81 ,25a ,35por bushel.
Fl0ur,--We quote city mills ST 80 ,50-----,ITow.
ard stree, at Sc ,50a6,75. With increased re.
ccipts and nnlayorabic ncws from Eutopc, we
have to notice decided decline.
SIhsehg ,--quoted NJ i0a60 cts.
Hogs Live SS,25aS,50.
Lard ,-~in barrels 10aI2 cts: in kegs I2aIa.
Mustard seed. -.SaIes AT 6 a 8 els.
Oats ;A-Maryland oats 37adO cts; Westctn Viz.
Ryc,--Maryland sells al G5n70 cents Western
virginia and pcnn'a. fOa15 cts. per bushoi.
ShaRe-r0ot Seneca sells al 66a56 cts, yir
gina 35adO cts
IHiiOW ,--Sales at Hale cite. per pound
at SO, 80 per bushnI.
woo, --URwashed at20a22 cts, washed 33a35.
Wheat,-We Qaotc inferior to good reds Il %
ai,35; good to prime is5ai40; inretio, to pond
White. S',3oal 40; good to prime, 81 ,fOii so.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
400 Acres of a.aud,
William Davis anLhNanCy DaviS,hiS wife.

VOu will Rlcase lake notice that oil the 2sth
Il day OF. August next, " the Office Of l.. s.
Tough EsIr., IN M"rgantown, | shall proceed
to take tho dispositions OF sundry persons, to be
read rs evidence III a certain suit now pending
aud undetermined III the Circuit Court ofMonon-
gala county, and State Of Virgini,, on the Chan
Gerry side OF said court, wherein ! am plaintiff
and you and others arc deiend ants and It from
any cause the SAID dispositions, or any Of them.
should pot commenced. or being common cd
should not be completed on that day, then the
same shall be coniinred from day rs day or time
to time until completed.
Given unaer my hand this els, day OF July,
1900. JOSEPH ). LAZZELL.
81 I'd BY his Attorney.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
JEFFERSON COLLEGE, Pa.

Mr. MlToHELL, of Monongalia, A
cademy, kindly furnished us with a
Catalogue Of the Officers and Students
of Jefferson College, Canonsburg, Pa"
for the past Academic year. This Col
lege had its origin in q Latin School
formed by Rev. John Mcmillan, about
the year 1880. This school was re-
moved to Canonsburg in 1871, where
it was known as "Canonsburg Acade-
my" which grew up at length, into
Jefferson College," which was char
tered i'll 1902. The whole number of
graduates since that time is 1411. Of
these not less than 600 have entered
upon the work of the Christian Minis
try, and 35 to the work of Foreign
Missions. The whole number of Stu
dents since the commencement, is a
bout 1000. There were in attendance
at tho last session 268 students, in the
several departments, and the College
is now in ilourishing condition.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
DIR. C. McLANES
Liver Pills & Ver1Aifuge
IMPROVED.

u. !, SCOTT, n regular crutuatc and phy-la
c'on n eA,Cqs:ye practice ard experience, ia,
dnc.d by cSumeItaL'e desire to e'icvia,e hu.
n'sarGtrrirR. ~ we'll ss IL eAc.l. hos eHo ct-i
an iNPKOt EMIL nj On the tryinal LIrtW
PiLi aud NEEhirucE al DR. c. McLAsE, ha,t :
prepared thtsc remedies as the medic al partn.r
OF DIR. c. heLano, for many years. '...
Cor lmprot ed Liver Pulls and NCrmifure r,,, e.
scss greater Efficacy and are moro mild in tieir
cpefhuph than the Liver PHI and T,rmifugc =.
pared according to the original recipe OF DR.. Z.
McLane. We tnakQ this dCeislaiipn unders,Lr-
dinghy, and recommend them to tie afflicted y
beng both pleasant aId Curative, and LGli',e
them superior To any ether Liver Pill! or Vstn
use ever prepared. ..... .....,
Read Certificate of Dr. G. McLanc, telcH,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
For The American Union.
Near Clinton Furnace,
Aug II, 1856.
Mr.. Editor,

MI. Editor,
To have every thing understood
IN a proper manner and carried out to
the satisfaction of all concerned, in re-
lation to the Mass Meeting and PIC
NC to be held at Clinton Furnace on
Saturday, the 28d instant, by the A.
merican Party, we would respectfully
announce to our friends far and near,
that ample arrangements will be made
for the accommodation Of all who may
be present. 1t is the purpose Of the
Committee of Arrangements to spread
before the people collation. Of edibles
consisting of the substantials of life,
~ hcshape of Roast Fowl, Beef, Pork,
Mutton, &c. together with o sufficient
quantity of the Staff of Life to satisfy
The inward man, and washed down by
as pure cold water as ever come out
Of the earth.--all to be partaken of
free of charge.
1t lis also proper to state for the in
formation of the friends of cur glori-
Gus cause, who expect to be present,
from the surrounding ncighborheod
who wish to contribute to the entertain
mcnt of the assembled multitude, in the
shape Of such edbles, to send them on
as early in the morning as practicable.
Let us see, brother Americans, who
has the American cause most at heart
III the liberal contributions to be made
Tor the comfort of this American Mass
Meeting. We extend to all our friends
and "tho rest of mankind" and all
others who are in search of the truth,
Jar and near, cordial invitation to
90 present--not forgetting the ladies,
whose presence and influence we deem
Indispensable in all good causes-4-and
most especially the great and glorious
cause Of the redemption of our glorious
cruntry from foreign influence and do.
nestle nisruie and civil connection
Aud should this meet the eye of any
Patriotic gentleman whose heart burns
with the true American fire, and feels
an inclination to throw in his mite in
nc way OF a speech, we say to him
Come dndhel as. You will be cordi-
ally received and attentively cared for.
Ample police force is engaged to prca
serve order and keep down rowdyism
ut all hazards.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
'--------'----------- .-..-.-4---.---.-----
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16

Hollosoay's Pills, a certain remedy
for all Liver and Stomach complaints. The
daughter of Mrs. Farlow, of Maiden Lane, New
YORK, was for three years in most depora bile
state OF health, caused by her liver and stoma CHI
being out of order. The mother tried variety
OF remedies, but unfortunately the child was
not benefited by the su,nci on tho contrary she
gradually became worse. Seven weeks ago she
commenced to use Ilalloway's Pills in accord
nnce with the printed directions; they have COM
pletely cured her, after every otbcrsrcmedy had
failed to give her the slightest relief.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16

Nor MARRIED, The notice of Mr..
VIM. II, Nc Gibbons marriage MS pub
lished by us last week, turns out to be
Il hoax upon the printcrs;a name being
forged to the letter containing the
marriage items. We have forwarded
the letter to Mr.. McGibbons and hope
that he may be enabled to detect and
expose the author of the villainy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WHEELING. VA. :

WHEELING, VA.
HIGHER DSPARTMENT.
PRor. q. ANros, PsiNcisaL.
PRor T.. b. EvrH, IssrRucrox.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Miss A. NJ. RooERs, Miss 4. DIcSEY.
Charge per quarter of II weeks, for Board,
Washing, use Of INSTRUMENT and instruc-
ton upon the Melodeon, Piano, Guitar
or viosin, aud in Vocal Music, sec, 90
Eais Term Com menccs Monday
the Isl day OF September.
Cifeulets will DC sent to all who desire farther
inforhat lion,
Application. 10 be made to Miss A. s. Curtis,
ptineipai of the Ladiea Department, Wheeling,
Virginia. -.
Connected with the Academy is an Institute
for the ihetrtcton Of young LpliGs IN the Common
and Higher Branches Of an English Education,
the teachers Graduates Of the State Norma!
Schools of New York and New England, and
fitted by requirements and experience for their
responsible station. The course is "A very thor
ough one, embracing Junior English, Middle
English and Senior English Departments. To
pupils who remain one year III either of these
Departments certificate OF scholarship will be
givon,--to those who go through the whole
course Of three years Diplomas will be awarded.
TERMS.
For board, Washing, and Tuition IN En-
glsh, per quarter OF IL weeks, $40, 90
Instruction in French and German per pr. 100
Terms per Quarter for Day Pupils an the English
Department.
Senior, 800. Middle, 5000 Junior, $500
Pupils in the English Department, who do not
wish tn go through a regular cour sc OF Music in
the Academy, but who wish TO devote some por-
ton OF their time tn this study, will receive in
sttuction from the Teachers of the Aca demy and
thus will enjoy in this brauch of study advanta-
ges superior To those afforded in other institu-
ions OF the kind. Those desiring to become
students IN either Department, should Make Ap-
pficdtion Soon, The number OF pupils is limit
ed until larger buildings can be obtained.
July 26, 1853. 81 If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
4nl Al2alRAN DNlONs
MoRGANTowN. AueUsr 16, 1856.
RALLYi!

fGy. The delegations from District
No. 3 for Clinton Mass Meeting ,ciU
meet at us. Bays and form, process
sion on Saturday norniug neat at an
early hoar; and nth the Moryanto,cm
Delegation, Band and Ghc Clubs,
start for Clinton at 8 O'Clock!
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
AMERICAN MEETING

S. SIEGTRIED JR., Senatorial Elec-
tor, will address the people at Mason
town, Preston county, g miles north
ofMiles, on the Tunnleton pike on Sat-
urday, the 9th day of September at2
o'clock.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
~ For tho Amcricsn Union.
Roseles0urg, Va, July 20. 1856.

81 ~ N~sS - ASNN'
Mr.. Editor >,
The Buchanan meeting which
was tn come Of ia Rowlesbnre tho 18th
st..was iailnre,as She,rard (Clemens)
sent word his h. ai'h would not admit "t
his coming. We have since learned
from good authority tina, he partook of
a very hea ~ dinner at Tunne:t"n only
six niles frnm here the day appointed
for his meeting in this place aud his phys
ical health was good. Consequently we
suppose he he had reference To his po.
lilical health which is very much impa.
red & which will not convalesce during
the campsign.
We have organized a Fillmore Club
which we call The Rnwlesburg Fillmore
Glee Club. Fillmore stock is raising
aud the friends Of Fillmore aud Dunel.
son in every county and every town in
the old Dominion. by such organization
and unqnesti"nable triumph 1T patriot.
ism over faction will crown our united
vigorous efforts, aud the friends of tho
cause and lovers Of their country will
he made to feel the inspiration Of hope
which will impalt vigur and lead tot,i.
umph. A. Il.
D We have received the proceedings
at the organization OF the above Club,
an. will publish them next week. We
had nat room for them when they came
TO hand.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
groceries

groceries,:
AT THE BIG WlNDOW!l
We are n"m receioing and q6sr for sale :
Hhgs Sugar,
10 Barr els MnIassos, -.
D"z. Booklets, .....
Tubs, ..
IL Extract Coffee,
kaTes Soap.
. 100 e7A"rcd Carpet Chains.
3hl. Rice,
10 BbI. Mackpral,
10 Bnxes Star Candles,
Bales Batting.
Boxes T"bacco, ... ....
Boxes Looking glasses,
10 Boxes Glass ware
1000 lbs. Canvass Hams,
% Kegs Wheeling Nails,
25 Kegs Pure White Lead,
Together with large 10, G fee, Teas,
Crushed, Pucprizrd g. Clarified Sugars All
"l whiCh we will sell on very accommodating
terms. CARR IlANWAT & Co.
April, 10 1855 ....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Commissioner IN the case Of William 81.
IA Manear against llarman w. ficscn, and
pursuant with the Decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston, at its Spring Term, 1856, in said cause
VIII sell nj the front door OF the court house IN
Kingwood, on
Friday he 22d day Of August,
1896, House and Lot in the town Of Nc wburg
IN Preston county, conveyed - the sfid lcsen
by james Simpson, OH the 10Th June 1854 -
upon credit Of gig and twelve months with in
ierest from the day Of sale. The Lot is said TO
be well located aud near the lire Of the -. & o.
Railroad. and some improved, The title il tho'i
to be gopd, Tut / will make no title but the one
vested in hiC by saId decree.
,.. JOHN a. OLLIE, Comm'r
July &c, 1866. 81 Id
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16

R@y" Fine showers have visited us
within a few days past.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
WHO WILL TAKE IT UP

WHO WILL TAKE IT UP?
WILL put up my property on Front street,
j in Norgamown, known as the " Exchanges
u"tel," where nav reside, against 81 1000, that
James Buchanan, Of PeHnsylyana, w,ll nat BIO
Tie President Of these United States IN 1857.
Any person tokiug The bet inhs, deposile the
$1,000 III tic Moteiunts' and Mechanics Bank Or
mofgnntowD, aud sign with nc an instrument of
writing according 10 the provisions of this ny
proposition, witch stands open until taken up
or until the FIRST day OF September ncSt, but not
alter tI,attimo
In addition TO the aboyoi l will give any man
who willtakc inc Up, sac in, gold, payable when
the result Of the election 10 known.
~. sAER.
Moreantowp, Va, July 10 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
DOLLAR TIMESl
FOR PRESIDENT.
Willard FILLMORE.
F"R wee BhEsiDrNr.
ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON,

tn" pTOprietors of the PHILADELPHIA Daily
Times, III answer to numerous inquiries and ID
plichtions, received from All paris Of tho State
and tho Union, dnfoUhcc that they have COM
mehccd tic publication of Weekly Paper, to
he called the DOLLAR TIMES.
The Dollar Times will be Campaign Paper,
and will contain everything of interest to the
community relative TO the Presidential Campaign
besides large amount Of original, ed ,toriaI and
miscellaneous matter, correspondence, etc, etc.
carefully colaicd and arranged, with express
reference to making IL a popular aud interesting
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
The prco Of the poa' Times Will he placed
so low as 10 put il into the hands Of every man
and every family IN the community.
TERMS For Six MoNTms. - Gums.
Twenty copies for $S 90
Thirty 4" IL 90
Finy b" d" 90 90
And Tee copy 10 the getier up OF the Club
All sent to one address.
For single copy to one address, ffty cents
for six months or One Dollar per annum
All letters should DO Addressed 10
VIM. MORAN,
No. 50 south Third street, Philadelphia.
Aueus,2, 1855.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
The whole world CONQUERED +
DR.. I. SCOTS Celebrated Will.
CiECnSHiNn IiniNtolaI.

The universal relief afforded by appl;cnt;r,. .
OF this Celebrated King Of Pain Killers la IL
SOS OF Rheumatism. Govt, LumbagO, S ore ThIo?'
BRUISES, Sprains, Swellings. Stiffness Of ~ ,
JOINTS, Sciataca, Pains, Scads, Burns, Aci"sm
or any other disease for which n Pain Killer
lihimcnt is used, enable us To assert pos;.i,"-
~ lhatDr. |. Scott's Celebrated white Cii &.
casSian Lihimcntis the most reliable, suf" ~ :!
pleasant remedy yet discovered, possessing ~
'ohlsnInE properties FOR HEALlSG DISEASE 4. IL
TIE pRostpr ERADICATION OF PAiH. The mar,
at'eslatIons to its virtues, given by persons :, :
enlightened judgment and strict integrity, slor'i
induce all 10 ad"ptit as Il standard Family Re-
coy. he most incrodhIous will require nothn
more than the following testimony of Dr.
Nc Lane, distinguished as a great G.scoyercr ~!
medical remedies
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16
G,0Ccrics. CO,Fccyio,,ur5es.
MARBLE & STONE CUTTING.
BURR u. nj RSTELLER.

MARBLE & STONE CUTTING.
IS. BURR p. RSTELLER, @.
Respectfully informs hrs friends and the pub.
Inc iha, he has Just received from Baltimore
aud intends keeping constantly on hand, an
a>sutnlenl.o OF
AMERICAN & ITALIAN MARBLE
which will eiIabie him 10 fill promptly all
OId"rs Tor
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE PIECES, &c.
III style at nat not sIIrassed IN this src.
Ton "f the country He will also execute
all orders for building work n conn'ry stone
G Shopaihe Hcad IF Front street,
tat the old sInua) Orders sol .c,led and I'LL
ed al r"dn' tion of % per cent. on prices
here tOinrr. ...
CALL AND SEE, brfor" purchasing else.
wherr. Is. p. MARSTELLER.
July 5. 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-16

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SEE ADVERTISEMENT UNDER THIS HEAD.
Female Complaints, peneredi affections, Dyspepsia,
Diseases Of the Heart and Ltcey, Sc, &c.,
VIII meet with due attention. go tf