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DRUsSELs AND VELVET CARPE

- tings at a Sacrifice.-In consequence Of
the advanced state Of the seasan, and with the
view Of making room for autumn supplies, we
are determined 10 run of the remainder Of our
Ca.Petings at unusually low figures. Those In
chance to be supplied for little money. Bargains
may be expected.
Still on hand and for sale few more Of those
elegant velvet Hearthrugs at IS, 81 and 81, worth
so and sc.
Also, few ia and 12-4 Dimity and Alendale
Quilts, very cheap, expressly for summer use
le 2-s03w CLAGETT, DODSON q CO.
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DOR RENT.-A THREE STORY BRICK
Il Dwelling, with extensive Back Building,
large lot Of ground attached, with pump Of good
water in the yard, situated on street nearly op-
posite the Brewery. To good tenant the rent
CASSIN, or at Cooley & CO.'S, Lime Kiln,
Beall street, between Congress and Washington
streets, Georgetown. m2-eotf
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MARBLE AND brown STONE WORKS

Pa. arssHs, between 1sth ard 1874 streets.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED KEEPS ON HAND
Il and makes to order on the most reasonable
terms TOMBS, GRAVE
STONES, MANTELS, TABLE TOPS, MAR
BILE, and ENCAUSrIC TILES for Flooring.
Also, all kinds Of plain and ornamental Marble
and Brown Stone Work for building purposes
executed with promptness, and at as low prices
as can be had elsewhere.
ap l0-eoly H. PARRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-24

A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE FARM FOR
IA SALE "A beautiful little F arm Of 90 acres,
near the Alexs ndria AMI Washington Pike, and
near the Corporation line Of Alexandria, is offered
at private sale This Farm is now used for gar
dening purposes but the land lies handsomely for
a nursery, which would be very profitable Ma
nuTes OF all kinds convenient, and for general ad-
vantages cannot be surpassed, while the lands
coatinCe to rise in value This lot would suit ad-
mirable for fine mansion out o. the city, being
ample FOR fruit trees, vines and delicaces Of all
kinds.
The buildings are neat frame dwelling house
with small kitchen attached; barn and pump
Of good water. The title is perfect, and full pos
session can he given January 1st 1857.
from date, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty Applyto GEO. T. MASSIE, Agent, Wash
ington city. je 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-24

We DIE DAILY-The bodies of animals are
continually undergoing a series Of invisible
changes cf substance. Of which they are en-
tirely unconscious We look at our hand to-
day, as we write, and we fancy it is the same
in substance as it was yesterday, or last year;
as it was ten years ago. The form of each
finger, of each nail is the same Scars made
in our infancy are still here Nothing is al
tered or obliterated; and yet it is not the
same hand 1t has been removed over and
over again since the days of our youth. The
skin, and flesh, and bone have been frequently
removed and replaced. And so it is, more or
less, with our whole body. The arms and
limbs that sustain us in our school-boy strug-
giles are long since consigned to the dust, have
perhaps lived over again in plant, or flower,
or animal. In from three to FIVE years the
entire body is taken out and built in again
with new materials. A continued activity
prevails among the living agencies to which
this hidden work is committed. Every day a
small part is carried away; just as if a single
brick were every day taken out Of an old
wall or a single wheel out Of a watch, and its
place supplied by another. The body, there
fore, requires constant supplies at every pc
riod of its life, of all those things Of which its
several parts are built.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-24

TIE USES OF TIN The uses Of tin have
become curiOusly diversified Of late years
The metal is so ductile that it can be rolled
out into sheets Of tin foil as thin as writin.
paper. 1t is now much used for covering
tobacco, for coarse gliding, for what is called
SilveriDg looking glasses, and for bronIins
powders Peroxyd Of tin is used by jewellers
asa polishing material, and fused with glass
it forms a white Opaque enamel. 1t is much
used, mixed with copper TO form various use
full alloys of metal, such as gun metal, the
specula for telescopes, the bearings for shaft
ing, the bronze of statues, and was used by
the ancients for swords, spears and armor-
tempered by a process now lost TO the arts.
Block tin is struck by dies into various vessels
for drinking, such as cups, tea and coffee pots;
and mixed with little copper to give il hard
ness, il forms the beautiful brittania ware.
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GIRRS, WIGS.

HALE WIGS, BRAIDs, CURLS, SCALPs,
H TOUPEES, &c, equal to any In the United
States for sale made TO order at his Stores-for
ladies', on Pennsylvania avenue, between Oh and
10Th streets; and for gentlemen, under Willards'
Hotel m 13.eo3m$
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REMOVAL.

nbIuON ALs
nR. MUNSON HAS TAKEN AND FITTED
II up the house formerly occupied <@
by Major Robert Keyworth, No. 33S 1S2
Pennsylvania avenue, and is nowUIl1CO
ready to fulfil his old engagements and make new
ones DR. Nj. is still making those beautiful
continuous Gum Teeth, called Allen Patent, for
the excel ency Of which over all other styles Of
teeth, many now wearing them in this city, will
cheerfullv vouch. There is one Dentist in this
city who has been infringing the patent, and
made bad imitation Of 4, against whom here
by caution the public
". Whenever a Dentist speaks against
Aliens Pate2t Continuous Gum Teeth, when
properly constructed, 1t Is because he is ignorant
OF the process, incomu etent 10 make the work, or
Is unwilling to pay for the patent
DR.. NJ. is now extracting teeth without pain by
a new and perfectly safe process.
References as In former advertisement.
lie l6-u
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'hE STEAMER GEORGE WASHING
= TON viii depart at the follow e@N
Ing hours: EssnsS
Leave Alexandria IL, o, I1,1k, 3K,51
Leave Washington. ..s, 10, IL, N, x,aX,o
sfEd JOB CORSON, Captain.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
News From The Fountain Head!
MoReANTowN Va Sen, 10 ls5h

MoRGANTowN, Va, Sept, 1e. 1855.
fG's IS to CeriJy That have examined
tne Recipe Tor preparing McLane's Improv.
cd Vertniluse and improved Liver pills by
Dr. l. Scott, who has been in the habit of
preparing and using my original medicines
in my office during The last thirteen years
and that ] believe he has improved them
make the. above statement the more will.
iIngly as have no interest in them what.
ever c. McLANE, M. D.
Pr; M'Lanes Improved Liver Pills and Imbro-
W go yermliiuge, also DR.. j. SCOTS Celebrated
white CircasSian Eminent, prepared aolely un.
ger the Supervision Of DR.. ], Scott; Regular
M edicai Graduate and Physician of extensive
practice.
None genuine only as prepared BY Or. I. Scott
q Co., sole Projectors, Bank Place, Morgan.
town, va. DR.. M'Lane's Improved Liver Pills
s aao improved Vormfuge, accompanied by cor
- " Al the above Medicines are for sale by
druggists and Merchants Everywhere.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
MILITARY PARADE.

The fourth Brigade, 18th Division,
Pennsylvania Volunteers, give notice
that they intend to have a three day.
parade, over ut Mount Morris, in the
adjacent county of Greene, and the
2Sth, goth and 30th days of August
are the days designated for the parade.
If we Virginians want to fire up our
martial spirit, we had better embrace
this opportunity to gaze upon the
"pomp and circumstance Of glorious y
muster-day, when it is in reach. We
have no "sojcrin at home since the
Legislature knocked our grand annual
pageant, Militia masters, into cock
ed hat Hurrah for the Military.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
OBITu AR

Departed this life, in Fellows,iie, Pres.
ton county, Va, July dtb, 1856, JAMES ClsAp
eyed 10 years, in fdll prospect Of glorious
immortality. His disease Yves scarlet fever.
which, after eight or ten days Of suffering
dnd battling medical skill, termjnated his
earthly oxistence,--when his eurapturea
spirit winged its way 10 heavenly climes. TO
bloom amid the angelic throDg around The
throne Of Him who said, Suffer llule chill.
dren to come unto me, and forbid theni NH:
for Of such is the kingdom Of heoyon.o
TO che afflicted mother would only say !:
How happy the little sersph is,
AS God has given him wings
Above this dying world TO flee,
And live with heavenly beings.
Brwis JEfPERYs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

BsA- There are a great many Ger
man daily papers in Ohio, but we see
it stated that the Cincinnati Volks-
freund is the only one Of them which
supports Buchanan.
B@A. In view of the German STAN
pede from the Democracy to Fremont,
the indianapolis Journal (organ of the
Bucaniers) takes a round about way to
get them into warm climate. 1t is
reported lately to have wished that
"the Dutch we're all in Holland, and
Holland was in hill" Not very
complimentary to their late ALLIES
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

The Hon. CARLILE will address tho Seop Of a1onong,o At
orsahown on the FOURTH MONDAY IN AUGUST next Coartdy)
In advocacy American principles the
R CONE, all who wish this Presidential canvass
and tue claims of the candidates ably fairly hear
he American Congressman from Virginia Let
hear the AMERICAN side of the question.
APPOINTMENTS FOR PRESTON COUNTY.
sIEcFRED Senatorial Electors Maj. B. zuN County
Eeco will attend and address the people the
and F1ohE and DoNELsoN atthe following times places
AT Gadesve Sehoolhouso, Thursday August o'clock p
At Fellowle Fdy Aug ame hour) evening
At ndopendsnc Saturday Aug 8, o'clock Qoe ,raisng)
AT Kngwood Courtday, Monday August H. O'clock D.
At Brandonv Tuesdays Aug 12 Summit Wednesday, Aug 49,
The people, all parties meetings
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
fMMIGRATION;
ITS EVILS and CONSEQUENCES

The above is tho title Of valuatle little work
just issued from the Press of Robert NJ. DE Witt,
(lote De Witt & Dayenport) l60 and 1862 Nassau
street, New York. The book il valuable ecau Sc
It is clear, argumentative and forcible, backed
up by figures and facts from Census Reports an d
other reliable documents, and free from extravi-
CANT statements or false assumptions. Tho book
10 mighty spoken OIL y Members Of Congress and
others who ought to know Its value, as tho fol-
lowing will show:
LET THERE BE LIGHT.
We subjon tho Recommendation Of the lead
ing American Members Of Congress:
We, the undersigned Members Of Congress,
have examined the work by DR.. Busey OF this
city, entitled "lmmigration ito Evils and Con
sequences" and cheerfully recommend il to the
Americans as a valuable compilation Of facts
and statistics upon some Of tho important ques-
tons OF the day.
q. s. HAVEN, HumpHREy Marshall
JACOB BRooM, JOHN S. CARLISLE
<. X. ZoLLIcorfER, J. MoRnIsoN HARRIs
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
Published by r. M. De Witt,-prce 25 cents
per copy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
BG- The Washington city National
Era, Of recent date. SAYS:

Era, OF recent date, says:
GAS for carrying California for tile
Republican candidates, the supposition
IS wild. That State is slavery ridden.
Both the Wing and Democratic parties
there have always been distinguished
soy their subserviency to slavery. We
might as well hope for Missouri"
Our readers will thus see that Ere
inont's defeat is clearly acknowledged
BY one ofthe bitterest anti-slavcry pa
pers in the Union. Without the vote
OF California, the "wooly horse candi-
tate" stands no chance at all, for all
men of the commonest kind Of sense a.
gree that Fremont cannot get single
electoral vote in the Southern states.
What then becomes Of the hobby, "Go
buchanan to beat Fremont" when the
BEST informed anti-slavery editors vir-
tually acknowledge his election impos-
sibleH Why, it's all CANNON.
AS Prentice truly says. "The In
telligent voters of the South will not
Consent to be led astray by such man
Hest imposition las the above hobby.
Even now the Buccaneers are laughing
IN their sleeves at the credulity Of some
lew silly dupes, whom they have thus
won over, and they will laugh still more
,nsolently after they have used them
and cast them aside"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

no. The dwelling. house Of Hiram

GD~ The dwelling -houee Of Hiram
Kent, near WaynesBurg, Pa, was des-
troyed by fire, with about half its con-
tents, on Thursday, 18th inst. The
fire was communicated ID tho porch
roof by the pipe from a cooking-stove.
You that may have stove pipes through
your roofs, look out for breakers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

H1~ Martin Van Bufen's endorse.
mont of James Buchanan as "good
enough" free.soil factionist for him, is
causing quite stir among the South
yyrh Democracy. The very name of
van Buren, is offensive to Southern
democracy, and his adherence to Blu.
oaanan will greatly increase the
sssrength of Mr.. Fillmore everywhere
south Of Mason and Dixon's Line.
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WHO WILL TAKE IT UP 2

WILL put up my property on Front Street,
i IN Morgantown, known as tho " Exchange
James Buchanan, of PENNSYLVANIA, will not be
the PRESIDENT Of these United States in 1857.
Any person taking the bet must depo site tho
S4,oOo in the Merchants' and Mechanics Bank of
M organtowh, ana sign with me an instrument of
"I'uhg according to the provisions of this my
proposition, which stands open until taken M
or until the first day of September next, but not
after that tmo. - -
In addition to the above, l will give any tiaf
VINO VINO wiii take me up, $50 in gold, payable when
the result Of the election is known.
J. w. sAER.
Morgantown, Va, July 10, 1856.
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HoLLOwAY,s bits, aston,sb,ns t;lips

HOLLOwAY'sP Itts, astonishing t;tirs
OF Bilious Comprehensive. Patrick NH ennen
OF Columbus, Ohio, suffered for upwards of tbreS
years from violent pains in the head, foul STD
mach, bad digestion, disordered liver, and gen
era' nervous debility. He tried various roma.
dies for the mitigation Of this compound disorder.
out nc only became worse instead Of better, sI.
though he also consulted several doctors. Find
ing that the medical faculty could no, cure him
ne mad recourse to. Holloway's Pills, by contini,.
ing with this remedy for few weeks, he enti,e.
~ regained bis Health; and ever since then ho
fns not had the slightest fetutn ofhis complaint.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26
CAMP MEETING.

a camp meeting, in the Blacksmith
Circuit, M. e. Church, will commence
on the camp ground near West Warren
in this county, on Thursday, 21st of
August next.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

Col. Sam Black, of Pa, said in'
Cincinnati Convention, that 'the rea!
why Old Buck was never married.
that in early life he was welded to TIN
Constitution, and the laws of that State
prevent bigamyl
Ray We wonder if his better half
will not now be after getting out dt-
Vorce, since he denies that he is James
Buchanan any more, and insists that
he is nothing but paper platform A.
1t is certainly good ground for divorce,
and we are mistaken in Miss Constitu-
tons pluck if she don't jilt him on that
declaration. '
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Ga'OCGa'&GS

Ga'0CGa'EGSs
AT THE BIG WINDOW
We arc noe rectiving and o6ey fer safe
Hugs Sugar;
10 Barrels Molassos,
6 boz. Buckets,
Tubs, .........
IL ~" Extract Coffee
& Boxes Sop, ..
l50 Colorcd Carpet ChoinoI
/ BbI Rice,
10 Dbl. Mackorai,
10 Boxes Star Candlosi .r.g
8 Bales Batting,
8 Boxes Tobacco,
6 Boxes Looking gIhsscs,
10 BoXes Glassware ....i
1000 lbs, Canvass Hams.
rs Kegs Wheeling Nails,
% Kegs Pure white Lead, If
Together with laae lot C1hee, Teas,
CRUSHED, rGllsfized & Clarified Sugars All
Of which we will sch on ,BEfy sccomodalina
terms. CARR NaEWAY s. Co!
spill, 10 1850
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NICE cUcUMBERs.

Mr.. ]. w. SAFER presented us few
evenings since with a lot of elegant,
large Cucumders, the product of his
garden the present season. We have
not seen as pretty vegetables as thd
we're any where else. Almost evel
body complains that their vines
dying under the protracted droutA
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MARBLE & STONE CUTTING
BURR p. MARSTELIER.

o @NO SNAS
respectfully informs his friends and the pub
nc tlat he has just received from Baltimore
anu intends Keeping constantly on hand, an
assortment, Of
AMERICAN &c ITALIAN MARBLE
which will enable him to fill promptly all
orders for
Monuments, Head and Foot Stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE PIECES, sc.
IN style OF art not surpassed in this sec.
ton OF the country. He will olso execute
all orders for building work in country stone
Es1 Shop 1T tile Head Of Front street.
(at the old stand.) Orders solicited and fiji
ed a, q reduction of rs per cent. on prices
heretofore.
.. CALL AND SEE, before purchasing else
where. B.P. MARSTELLER
July 5, 1856.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

Ed. j. WHrrbAroH, Of Greene county,
"a, will preach the funeral sermon Of Jno.
N; Crithfeld, decd, at the residence of
WIN. Crichheid, on the 9TH Sabbath in this
month, at III o'sioeM
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.

vs.. That upon the Ho a6iS day. Of
James Rice and July, 1856, at the Office Of
Morgantowp, Monohgalia comfy, Va shall
take the dopo6itions OF John b. Robson Joel
Ridewsy, and John bly,, TO be read as evidence
upon tho trial Of the above cause and if, from
any cause, said dopostions be not taken on said
dey, thoy WI be continued from day TO day un-
I'll taken. -. JOHN Robson.
June 26hj 1866. 70, 90 I'd
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

BE-. READ the exposure of Post
Office corruption, bargain and sale on
our first page to-day. Alas! how COR
rupt and debased has Democracy be-
come; and how degraded since the days
of Jackson and Jefferson. Spells is
all its creed in these latter days.
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The whole world Conquered !
DIR. Z. Gcotis EticErafcn White
CircnSSiHn Imminent.

OF thts celebrated King ofPain kilitis IN ca
ses OF Rheumatism, Govt, Lumboro Sore I hroa,,
bruises, Sprains, Swoilinps, Stiffness Of tie
JOINTS, Sciataca, Pains Scalds, Burns, Ac,cs,
or any other disease for which a Pain Killer q.
Liniment is used, enables us to assert posi,iye.
~ mat Or. |. Scotrs Celebrated white Cir,
chssiai Lihiment is the most reliable, sd fc aud
Pheasant remedy yet discovered, possessing as-
toin'HIhs properties FOR HEALING DIsEAaE hrr
I'VE PROhtr ERADICATION OF PAIN The NAM,
auesinuons to its virtues, given by befsaho OF
enlightened judgment and strict gritty should
induce all to adoptit as a standard Family Rem.
coy. ihe most lncroduIous will require nothing
,oIc 'han the following testimony of Dr.. c..
VIC Lane, distinguished as great discoveror OF
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
EDURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit,
Il Court of Monongalia county, rendered
Q! the April term, 1856, III tie case of James
/. Eveiley IS. Robert Davis and others,-I
shall sell, las Commissioner appointed for
that purpose by said decree,)
On tie 4M Monday Of MAY, nett,
Chat being Court.day) at public auction,
on credit Of 6, 10 and 10 months, in'Groni
Of the Court House in Morgan,own, the tract
OF land mentioned and described in the bill
and proceedings in said cause it being
certain tract of Land, containing Forty.one
and one.lourih acres, formerly owned BY
Enoch Thompson, decd, situate on Robin.
sons Run, in said county, adjoining lands Of
Matthias W.. Davis and othefs. The pur.
chaser will be required 10 give bond bearing
interest from the aay Of sale, aud security
Tor the purchase money, and a lien will also
be Retained for the same I'LL paid.
X. l.. BERKSHIRE, Commit.
April "a, 1856.
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gml luBA1GAN UNION,
MORGANToWN,JULY 2e, 1856.
,roru HAIErNa.

A Polo will be raised .oper the Hall
of the Fillmore & Donelson Club in
this borough TO-DAY Saturday at
ao'clock, p. m. Friends of the Union
come to the gathering. A speech will
be made at the Hall Immediately after
the pole is put up.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-07-26

COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Of Valuable Land in Preston County,
Eliza c. Lazicr, ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS.. ....
Ferguson jenkins, ct al, Defendants,
John Hanway's BDr.,
VS.. ... .......... ...... ..
Ferguson jenkins. ...,. .... .,... ... e
=. ,.s..,.l In pursuance Of a Decree OF
me CIRCUIT Codn of Preston county, tendetod
IN these causes, the Undersigned as C0mmiseion-
CT named in said dccrsc, will sell at the front
door OF the court house in Kingwood, in said
county, on the 13th day OF August, next; be-
ing the first day Of Tho next Circuit Court, on
tract containing 1863 acres, in said county, On
he waite RS Of Upper Sandy, to the highest bid
der, on credit of 3, 9 and months, taxing
bond with good Security from the pufcbasef,
bearing interest from the day Of sale. The Il.
tie to said tract 10 considered good, but selling
as Commissioned shall only Cell such lille as
am authorized by said decree.
Juno 90, 1896. ~ SO I'd
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-. TRUST Sale or 4
TRACT OF LAND,

IN PRESTON COUNTY. n#..
TN Pursuance 10 the provisions of Deed Of
l. Trust, executed by Harriet a. II. Duval to
the subscriber, as Trustee, for the use Of
Joseph Thona6, dated the 4th day of No
vember, 1854, and now of record in the
County OF Preston, l will sell, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
fore the Court House in Kingwood,
obs 400 Acres OF land,
known as the Joseph Thomas Farm, ad:oih.
ing the Mary land Line and near the Rail
Road. The Land is well ,imbered Refer
ence can be had TO said deed. The title is
believed TO be good, but selling as Trustee
will sell such title as is vested in me under
said deed. Said sale will be made on the
FIRST Day OF THE CIRCUIT CoURr of Pres
ton county, SPRING TERM, 1857.
DAVID FREELAND. Trustee.
July 10, 1855. Sc ts.
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A RUB FOR TIlE suow-eoERs.

Pauley, of the Wayncsburg Messsn-
ger, touches UP the show going ocracy
in the following style:
ia WONDERFUL BUSINESS DAY
Last Monday was one of the greatest
business days we recolleet to have seen
in our town for years. Hundreds and
thousands of people were in town, and
all son business" Vanamburg g. Co.
were really fortunate in selecting this
remarkable business day for the oxhi-
bition of their Mcnagerie, &C., in
Waynesburg, for most Of those in town
eoent to see the sho,u, "being as it Just
happened to be here at the same time"
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@@ .IM- ~ -WC
Of The Interest Of the Pridevaic Company
1y REAL ESTAiSiE.

A hssiehco Of the prideyale Co6ipahy; on
IA the 2Sth day Of July, 1856, 1t tho Court
House IN Morgsptown, Va, will sell at public
auction, upon a credit Of SIX months, I'll the
right title and interest of The Real Estate here
toioro clcimed and occupied by the PfdcyaIo
Iron Company, subject 10 all claims upon il -.
situate IN tho counties Of Monongalia aud Pros.
ton, and principally on Cheat River, consisting
Of somo ~ OF 1900 Acres Of Land, with va.
rious Furnaces and Buildings upon it.
u. J. PERRY, Assignee.
pfidogsio IRON woiks, June 81, 1856 I'd