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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-30
ny TELEG IN A PIT.
The AProaeAiag Ezocdon IN Bqltimorc,

The AIprogehiag Elocfoa m BdtiHors s-r-
DEiftMoRK Oct 2V.--Governor Iigon's proclamation
produced quite sensation and excitement An
extra has Just been published giving tbs correspondence
between the governor and mayor The latter objects TO
any interference of the governor IN the government Of
the city, and saws in conclusion As mayor Of the city
OF Baltimore hold my commission direct from the peo-
pie and am accountable TO them for the manner In
which discharge my trust
The office which have been called upon to assume
conferred upon me without solicitation and Wlll be
laid down whenever it shall be made to appear that
have lost the confidence OF those whom Il has been my
highest endeavor to serve.
can recognise subordination 10 no other power within
the sphere of my duty deem it due TO courtesy to al
ford your excellenoy the ampest Information In regard to
matter to which you refer In your letter and now invite
from you any reliable evidence upon which can legally
act of combination ON the part of any Of our cit
liens to obstruct the laws at the coming election;
but while am thus frank In foreshadowng my
plans for the preservation of public peace and pro-
lection of a voter by every at my command
must be equally so in declining to recognise any joint
administration of affairs for this city.
The powers of the mayor believed to be ample He
has his resort tn of emergency to the civil posse as
well as to the military ARM which, Hike tho former splaced
by law under his control II will be his duty to use the
endeayors that every citizen is protected IN his
constitutional rights and that the peace Of the city to
be preserved by at his disposal II, however, 1t
should be attempted to introduce power IN the city OF
Baltimore above that of its regular constituted autho-
ties or If power should be assumed In anticipation of
state of things which may not occur to bring the mill
tary in contact with the people the day of election
without an official requston the part of the local
authorities only express the sincere belief that such
q policy might seriously endanger the peace of the
city and lead TO consequences which it should be the
duty Of all good citizens TO endeavof " possible to avert
THOMAS SWAMI, Mayor
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Later from Hapana.

CHARLEsroN Oct 28.-The steamer Isabel has arrived
from Havana with dates of the 25th of October There
nothing of any interest The sugar crop was avora-
bile ...... . "a. r........ . . ., ,... .g "a.
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4 CARD,-Fames that have any articles of cast
IA on wearing apparel for girls boys and ari
bedding give the respectfully solicited
Warde's OF 2h
streets either the undersigned who
appointed by the Sunday school the Young Mems Chris
held the Western Hose house. supply the dest
tuts children neghborhood with suitable clothing,
r Miss JULIA W. PARRIs 1913 street, -.s ....
..f,.H ,... between goth and 2lft
.. u.. Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sih street,
..... .s between G and H.
Oct 90 ..... ...'. ....I .... ........ ...
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NEw York, Oct 29.--The correspondent of the Lon
don Times says that the British government had decided
to appoint special minister the United States to
goate settlement of the difficulties in Central American
affairs between the countries 1t is supposed to be
Sir VIM. Ousslst .."a'' ".~ '..
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Arrival of The Granada.
Ne,o British Pieaipotentiary.

New YoRg Nov. 28.-The steamer Granada, from Ha-
vana on Saturday, brings $3.50, 600 in specie
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

NAGIEs AMERICAN JUVENILE COMEDIANS
troupe wonderful children will appear every evening
Saturday afternoon in series OF their -.....
BEAUTIFUL, MORAL, AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTAINMENTS.
They havo by press uncqualed
entire change Of bill every evening.
Admission 25 cents no half price.
Doors open at 7; commences at tx O'Clock.
I'D
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Financial

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Stocks are dull. Chicago an
Rock Island, co. Cumberland Coal Company, ct II
Iinos Central bonds IL; New York Central, 65 Read
ing, 3li Virginia 6's, 7si Missouri 6's, 65f
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Fatal Reacontre.

RICHMOND Oct. 29.--Tohn G. Haley was stabbed at
the fair grounds this afternoon by Nimrod Dickinson
we'll known citizen and killed instantly.
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The CIRCUIT Court YESTERDAY was occupied all day in
examining Mr. Niensey architect of Baltimore, witness
for defendant in the of Jones Dermott.
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CoAL.-Nnc hundred and thirty five tons of coal and
eight cords of wood arrived at the port of Georgetown
yesterday by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal.
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IT STATED that Miss Julana May, already great
and growing vorite with the American public will give
in this her native city in the early part of No
vember
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Sep 26-cod6ds
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
Notice.

In view Of unfounded rumors circu-
lated te the prajudicc of the Banks Of
this city, the undersigned Manulac-
turers, Merchants, and other business
men of the city Of Wheeling, deem
it their duty to give a public assu-
rance Of the ontire confidence in the
Solvcncy and safety of said Banks. -
We are willing to receive the notes of
all the Banks in Wheeling, in pay
ment of debts, or other transactions,
without abatement of their credit
value, and in the same manner as we
receive the paper of any other solvent
Banks.
This notice appears in The Wheeling
papers, signed by nearly all the prom
lncnt business men of that city.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
MINERAL BANK OF. MARYLAND.

The Trustees of the Bank, prcpar-
atory to a distribution of part of the
assets, at as carly day as practical
bic, request the note-holders to file
them with the Trustees, who will give
them a certificate of the amount de-
posted by each, as entitled to dis
tributivc share of the assets.
Depositors are also requested to
come to the Bank and have their
Bank-Books ind accounts settled at
once. GEO. A. PEARRR,
JNo. BEALL,
Cumberland, Oct. 8. Trustees.
g@g~ Adams Express Co., will de-
liver notes and take certificates.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Uoliowdy's Ointment and Pills lmpuriI
ties Of the blood are often developed In die.
gushing eruptions, ulcers, tumors, scroiulous
sores, boils, ard other external affections
For all these distressing and dangerous com
plants, HoilowoJ's Ointment is litctol'y a
healing baIsam. II neutrolizes the maierics
mort' or seeds Of disease in the exterior Sc.
cfetions, and dispels the inflammation. Ma.
turc does The rest. The experience Of every
human being who has tested the eflicacy Of
the Ointment is The same. 1t has never fail
ed. When the internal organs are alone az
lected. as in liver complaint dyspepsia, and
irregularities Of the bowels, a few doses Of
the Pills Afford certain afdpermancnt relief.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
HENRY DERlNG, ct al, >lN CHAwCER>

HENRY DERlNG, ct dl,)lN CHAwCERx.
VS.. : In the Circuit COuTt
JOHN W. EVANS, ct al. electromagnetic county
Virginia, under an order Of reference to the un-
dcrsigned, one OF the Commissioners of the
said Court, which order was made by said Court
in said cause at its Fall Term, 1857, and directs
the Master, ... ....
"ls. To audit and state by due course Of ad-
mlnistration the accounts Of John # Fleming =,
Sheriff, &C., administrator of said John w. Evans
deceased. ...
3D. Also to ascertain and report the debts Of
the said John w. Evans, decd, and their liens
and priortics.
Sd, Also to ascertain the rcd estate OF which
the said Evans died seized and the annual rent
and value thereof, and whether said annual value
OF said lands will be sufficient TO satisfy said
debts within five years, together with any thing
else deemed pertinent by the Master or required
by the parties"
10 The parteo Interested in this account will
take notice that on SATURDAY, the l4.h day
OF NOVEMBER; 1857, at my office in Morgan
town, Monongnla county, Virginia, ! will pro-
coed TO execute the above order, at which time
and place all persons interested will please at
tend, with tho necessary vouchers and eyidcnc c
to enable the to discharge my duty Properly.
Given under my hand as Commissioners aiore-
said, this 9th day ofOctobor, 1857.
ll2l-4Ll l.. s. HOUGH, Comm'r.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

The. Coat IKealtA Qf IYestera Tirgin
ta.--The, coal fields of Western Vir.
ginia are 200 miles long. by 100 wide
giving working area Of 20, 900 square
miles. AT the falls of the Kanawha the
coal seams in tho mountain aggregate
l20 feet in thickness. The Kunawhu
Star says
"lt is no, believed that tho quantity
or quality of tho coal in tho mountains,
about the falls Of Kanawh a. arc any
Better, if as good, as several Of the 9th
er localities named. Indeed, the Elk
camel coal has long becu acknowledg.
ed as supetinr tn any, and the Coal
river next to it. Takings then, one hun.
dred and twenty feet as the thickness,
which has been found to exist, land
much more may be discovered whore
none is now known and 10000 square
miles as the area Of this Western Vir-
ginia coal field, and king square foot
IN The bank as equivalent to bushel Of
coal after being mined, NO have &C..
9OS, 100000 bushels of coal, which,
at TIVE cents a bushel. amounts to ST..
33S, l63,200,000. But to avoid even the
appearance of extravaganza, let the es-
innate be, made at only one half the
quantity actually measured in the Kan.
awha hills, and we have $500, 1851 600,
600 for the value of these coal fields,
without including tho value Of the sur.
lace as land for agricultural and horli-
cultural purposes"
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TIE GOLDEN PRIZE!

TIME NETWORK WEEKLY GonDEN PRIZE
Il One of the largest and best Literary Papets
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be presented to each subscriber immediate on
the receipt of the subscription money. Zach
subscriber will be entitled to a Gin worth from
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copies for one year, IS
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10 Gold Patent Lever English -
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ilpntng-cascd Watches, rs each
20 Gold watches, 60 each
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800 Ladies Watches, 30 each
200 200 silver hunting cased Watches, % each
200 Watches, .. $40 to 90 each
600 gold vest, guard & fob chains, 10 to Is each
5000 Gold Lockcts, to 10 each
Gold Rings, ear drops, breaches, breast ." .
pins studs, cufpIns, sleeve buttons, &c, 81 I'd IS
Immediately on the receipt ofthe subsc ri ption
money, the subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book, opposite number
and gift corresponding with III 4 number, will
be forwarded To his or her address, by mail or
express, post paid. Address, BECKETT &Co.
Publishers, No. 90 Moflat,s Buildings,
August 20. (9-S) New York City.
N. b. Newspapers throughout the country, by
giving this advertisement eight insertions, will
receive in payment mammoi III Gold Pen, Ebony
Gold nib desk holder and box, worth So, or any
other kind OF Pens or Jewelry Of the same valde,
payable on receipt Of the first copy containing
this advertisement. .... r#
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DR.. H. SweetSer'S Compound BaIsam of
HOARHOUND g. DULCAMARA

For tAe relicr and cure Of Coughs, Colds.
1sfhma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, H.
.Fue@S0, Ifhoopiag- CougA. &c.
This great European Remedy is known thro'-
out the civilized world. 1t is not my intention,
therefore, either TO cloak it in mystery, or in
any way to deceive tho public by oyerrating its
virtues. GIT Is NOT a CURE Alb 1t will
not, nor can any other medicine cure that much
dreaded disease, CONSUMPTION, after it has
taken its hold upon the Lungs. But simply
claim for my medicine the power to cure the n
bove named complaints; and as DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS, Coughs and Colds frequently ter
inmate in consumption. Therefore, how i'm por-
tan: 1t is that You should attend to that little
toId or hacking Cough. This agreeable and
eiiicacious remedy should a once be rcsorted to
aud in no case will it ever fail to cure.
" Prepared by II. SwEETsER, NJ. D. Phila-
deiphIa, Pa, and sold in Morgantown by
Aug. Z. FRANK. NJ. CHALFANT
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

A Wisconsin corresponding of tho
Rochester Union states, that in going
from Prairie du Chen to La Crosse a
few days ago, a singular scene was pre-
scented on tho steamboat. At one end
of the long saloon clergyman was
preaching TO a small crowd gathered
around him; in the middle, gambling
was in busy progress; and at the other
extremity ofthe saloon there was music
and dancing
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
EANAWHA BANK.

Richmond, Va, Oct. 10.--Tho
governor has issued proclamation
prohibiting the notes of the Bank Of
Kanawha being received in payment
for money due the State; that Bank
having refused to redeem it's notes,
and removed large amount of its
assets beyond the limits Of the State.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
ns5y~" WOODLAND Cpp,N" Apo

Ba" WOODLAND CREAM" Po-
made for beautJy'ng The HAIR--hiahly
petiume'', superior. TO any French Article
imported, and FOR half the price. For dress.
ing LADIES' HAIR it has no equal, giving
1t bright glossy appearance. 1t causes
Gen'lemen's hair TO curl in the mos, na,u.
raj manner. 1t removes dardtuG, always
e'"mg the Hair the appearance of being
fresh shampooed. Price only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FErRIDGE& co. Projectors of the
:" Balm Of Thousand FIo~crs."
For sale by all Druggists. 1881
New York. February 81, 1867.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Emigration.-A correspondent wri-
ting from Anton, Va, says thar, on the
18th of September, large company,
consisting ofseversl families, set out en-
route for Texas, from the county of
Pittsylvania. One OF The number was
Rev. $. j. Spots, widely known as u
minister Of the Methodist persuasion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

HARD TIMEs.-One ofthe preachers
at Norfolk remarked on Sunday night,
that the nightly crowds at the exhibi-
ton halls, theatres, &c, was no evidence
of,he hard times and scar city Of money,
about which there is SO great an. out,
cry hereabou,s.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

A Steam IVagoa.--for use On com.
mon roads, has been built in Springfield
Mass. The wagon will seat eighteen
or twenty persons, and although lis ahil
tiles have not yet been fully tested, it
is believed To be able 10 travel any
where from ten to twenty miles an
hour.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

1t is stated that Lewis Cass, jr.,
has not resigned as minister to Rome,
but has applied for leave to return
home, which has not been given.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
EXPRESS NAIL AGENTS.

Express route agents to accompany
the mails on the line from Baltimore,
via Columbus, Ohio, to Cincinnati,
have been appointed by the Postmas-
ter General, as follows:
Moore j. Falls, }
Alfred III. Davis,
NJ. Il. Price, IIarpcr's Ferry, Va;
Daniel II. IIoxie, Wheeling, Va;
John r. Brooke, Newark, Ohio.
The agents arc paid at tho rate Of
81 900 per annum.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Nss~ TEMPLE OF FANCY. Verify
the consolidated establishments up at
Commercial Building, of Mcssrs. Chal-
FAINT & Fitch, is TEMPLE OF FANCY.
Everything is symmctrically, system
atically, and hence conveniently ar
ranged. IF you want Drugs or Med
icincs, Books or Stationery, Jcwclry,
Perfumcry, etc, etc., so at once up TO
Chalfant and Fitch's Temple of Fancy
and you will get them, nicely put up.
The new firm have united the two
stocks Of DR.. Wiley and Fr. Chalfant,
and with reinforcement from "down
East they have now the best stock of
Drugs, &C., ever in store in our town.
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9ulg AGllAlBAM DMlONs
AioRGANTowN. ocToBER 1e. !
Tho Triumrh efscienec!

DIR, BURLEIGH will give another
exhibition on Recent Electrical Dis
coveries at the Court. House, Morgan
town, on MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
Goth, with various new experiments,
still more startling and wonderful than
any before given.
The Dir. will exhibit at Stowart-town
on Thursday evening, October 20.
At Smith,town on Friday evening,
October 30th.
gGl. Ambulance Is cents-no half
price.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-The Democrats
have large majority in the Legislature
of New Mexico.
No official returns from Kansas. 1t
is generally conceded that the Free
State polls carried the Territory.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

be- VIM. J. Caraco has opened
stock of Confectionarics, &C., on Wal
nut street, below Hagan's corner, to
which he invites the attention of the
public. Call and sec him.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
FLEMING BROS.

The Rev. &. =. Burnett, while laboring as
Mission aryi Southern Asia, discovered dsim-
pie and certain euro fol Consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous DeJHty, and
all impurities of the Blood also On easy and eff.
fccual method Of inhaling the Remedy. Actu.
atod by desire 70 benefit his suffering fellows,
no will cheef(ully sand the Recipe (rfec) to
such as dcsircit with full and explicit, directions
for preparing and successfully using tho modi.
cine. Address Rev. G. $. BURNETT,
sal broadway. n v Civ
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

p@. Callcndinc & Nye have recciv-
ed a splendid assortment of Fall and
Winter Goods, which they arc selling
at very low prices. Their platform is
the same as heretofore, credit to
prompt paying customers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
LOOK At WIS.

WsssSSSfs.sS THE UNDERSIGNED arc MAKING
arrangements to so East for their
ran ana Winter supplies Of Groceries, Ac., and
hecu ana must haze funds. Those, therefore,
VINO are indebted TO us arc earnestly requested
20 come forward at ONCE and PAY UP. Wocan-
not and "'H not trust longer than four months
'or "roceHcs. II. l.. s. N. BERKSHIRE,
September 80, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

be- Mr.. John Meeks left at our Of
flee, an ear of Corn which measured
IA inches in length, and built in pro-
portion,
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NJ ARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Ed. S. Sicg.
fried, Mr.. GEORGE w. MILLER, to Miss
SARAH ROBE, daughter of YIN. Robe,
all Of MonohSala county. Oh
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Joshua Pierce died last week in
Hudson, N. II aged 1O1 years and
8 days.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
Change Inn Mode OF ErOime.
HEeISissess

Business.
4 lash SYSTEM ADOPTED,--seing tho
NlimPortancc of closing up our business we
nave determined TO sell goods in future &c ON
mohclhg with the new stock, } for
CASH OR TRADE and NOT ON TIME
as heretofore. Credit has become too extended
for our means, and every merchant in town Isels
the Importance Of some change.
we VIII endeavor TO make the new pIan prof,
able Tor those who will favor us with their nat
ronage, as we will sell them goods CHEAPE
than any, orc can afford to sell them on time
Losses are ihseparable from the credit system
and oil cou ESQ arc to be made up; and who. bu,
inc responsible customers, pay them,
We shall be bappyto see orr friends ne usuoI.
ana nope TO be able to give them better bargains
thah ever, e
Sopposo man buyst6h thousand Solla.s worth
otGoods per anuum; he saves by paying CASH
Tor them, tior he can have his bll6 Eiseoun-
IT. ted five PEI, cent? 5000
HE losses under credit system say per CT goo
interest on acc'ts s,Ghdiffg on Books, 800
......
Total, $1,000
This One Th5usaud Dollars is all saved under
the Cash Syotcm, drd can be taken of the profits
charged on a credit bdsiifess.
CHADWICK 6 NEPHEW.
October 8, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
House and Lot,
PUBLIC SALE.

BY VlRTUEpf two Deeds of Trus, now
OF record in the Clerks Office Of the County
Court OF Mononsalia county, and executed
By Michael Il. Challant and wife 20 the UNI
designed, George kiger, Trustee, dated the
ION March, 1919, in order 10 secure GER
tain debt due 10 Fielding Kiger and the
other executed by sail Michael Il. Chalfant
TO the undersigned, Jesse Fitch, Trustee
dated the 2Sh January, 1887. i'm order 10
secure sundry deb:S to other persons, to wit:
Euoch 2. Fitch, David II. Chadwick, Enoch
L. Fitch & Isaac Scott, and Augustus Hay
monJ, we shall on the -, m.
goth day OF October, 1857,
on the public ground before the Court house
In Morgantown, sell at public auction 10 the
6Fst3 highest bidder for ready money the
.lsial. HOUSE and fraction of Lot in said town,
OH Foundry street, where said Cha FAINT now
lives, being the same which was conveyed
to said Challant by George Kramer and wife;
ALSO, the SHOP on the public ground in
Morgantown which is now occupied by said
Challant as Tailor Shop Also, one OUT
LOT, on Failing Rum near The residence
OF Mrs. Ray, the same which was conveyed
to sad Challant by Fielding Kiger; Also,
four feather beds, bed steads aud bedding,
one bureau, three tables and one lot OF car
pe,ing, respectively as the same are convey
ed TO us.
ID. -. GEORGE KIGER, ! r.,..,..
Aug. is. JESSE J. FITCH, 1'"S'eeS'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
For Sbrtcais Sale,
A Farm of 262 Acres !!

No less than l60 acres cleared, with good
dwclling-housc, 40 by 90 feet, and kitchen ad-
joining, all convenient and wen finished also
good house on another part Of tho farm, with
some ~ bearing npplc-trees around it two
barns and other out-buildings. good well OF
never failing water, and numerous springs-a
great variety of fruit trees, besides an apple or
chard.
This farm lies well--is five miles southeast O {
Morgantown, on the pike leading to Beverly
The owner being lone hand, is determined to
sell, and at fair price.
For particulars enquire at the Office of this
paper. ...... June l2-tt.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16
Holloway's Ointment.
THE GREAT. COUNTER jRRlTAhT.

HNHE virus Of disease often makeo'its way to
l. The internal organs through the pores OF
the skins This penetrating Ointment, melting
under the hand as. it's rubbed in, 10 absorbed
through the sanno channels, and, reaching tho
seSt 81 Inflammation, promptly and Invariably
suodncs IT, whether located in the Kidneys, tho
I'er, the lungs, or any other important organ.
itPehetrates the surface TO tho interior, thro uph
Inc countless tubes that communicate with tho
skin, as summer rain passes into the icverod
earth, dlifusing its cool and rcgcncratisg infu-
ence. * ...... :" -.