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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13
Change iM Mode Of DOinss
Business

cash SYSTEM ADOPTED.-Seinrt the
Simportance Of closing up oar business we
have determined to sell goods in future &c ON.
mencing with the new stock,) for
CASH OR TRADE and NOT ON TINE.
as heretofore. Credit has be come too extended
Tor our means, and every merchant in town feels
the Importance OF some change.
We viii cndcavor TO make the new plan proft-
able for those who will favor us with their pat
ronage, us we will sell them goods CHEAPER
than any one can afford to sell them on time
Losses are insepardb!e from the crcdt, system
AND OF con 'se arc TO be made up; and who, but
Inc Responsible customers, pay theni
We shall be happy to see our friends rs usual,
and hope 10 be able togivc them better bargains
than ever, -. ...
Suppose man buys ten thousa Il ] dollars worth
OF Goods per anuum: he saves by paylhg CASH
Tor them, for he can have his bills dscoun-
ted five per cent? $500
His losses under credit system say per ct. BOT
Loss . Interest on acc'ts staAdihg on Books, 800
Total, $1,000
This One Thousand Dollars is all saved under
the Cash System, and can be taken oil the prof )
charged on a credit business
CHADWICK NEPHEW.
October S, 1857.
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DIED 1:

On Tuesday morning the 3D. inst,
in the Holland Settlement in. this Co.,
Mrs. Arah Holland, widow, in her I'D
year. She was for many years a mem
Der of the Presbyterian church.
On Sunday morning the 9Th inst,
at the residence of Jesse Mercer, Esq.
in West Morgantown, Elizabeth Mer.
Ger, in her S4th year.
On Tuesday evening last, in this
place, of consumption, DR.. NJ. Y. WILL
LEY, aged about 80 years.
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit, Court
OF Monongala county, Virginia, rendered u,
the Fall term OF said court, 1857, in the case
Of Nuncy Wells vs.. John w. Eastburn CT al,
] shall, Oh the
4th Monday IN December, 1857,
on the public groand before the Cour, house
oil Said county, sell at public auction TO ihe
highest bidder on a credit of six and twelve
months, with interest from theiday of sale,
The following described properly, to wi, -
The share OF Land devils ed TO The said John
w. Eastbum by Thomas Eas,bu,n, decd.
aud afterwards deiin, d, described aud Sc, of
10 the SAID John w, Eas,buri, by decree OF
partition rendered in the Circuit Court Of
Law aud Chancery Of said county. ALSO,
one sixth Of the share Of the Land devised
TO Jackson Eastburn, deceased by the said
Thomas Easibnrn, which was inherited from
the said Jackson Eastburn. (now deceaseI)
by the said Juhn w. Eas,burn; and whici,
was also SET Off to said John w Eastburn by
The decree OF partition aforesaid reference
wbereunto is hereby made for a mare pa rti-
GUAR description. The purchaser will be re-
CURED TO give bond with 20 d security for
the payment OF the purchase money.
w. T. WILEY, Commissioner.
November IL, 1857. Is
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Sale of DR.. McLane's Term;tuqe

Sale Of DR.. McLane's Vermifuge.
" Among tie hundreds of letters, oertif-
Gates and orders, received by the ,proprieto,s,
Fleming Bros. ofPittsburg, Pa, ofthis medicine
the TO llowing are selected to show its charac-
tor, and the effect of its use in distant part oil
the West7
RoYALror, Boone county, Ia, May 10, 1850.
Messrs. Fleming Bros--Gentlemcn-I write to
you to solicit an agency for the invaluable Yer
mifuge you prepare. Some time since pur-
chased one dozen Walls OF Mr.. c. Edy, and pre-
ssribed it in my practice and tprosca SO eff
cacious in the expulsion OF worms that no other
preparation will satisfy tho citizens of this viii
lage and vicinity. Please send me one gross Of
the Vermifuge immediately.
Yours, &C., SAMUEL ROSS.
New PROVIDENCE, Tenn, July |, 1861.
Messrs. Fleming Bros.-Please send the Yer
miiusc for us as soon as possible, we are nearly
out, and the demand for it is very great. We
bclitre II 10 be the best Vermifuge euer inrented
PORTER & DYCUS.
pCJ-Pu-cnasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANES celebrated yERMlFUGE, man
ulactured by FLEMING BROS. ofPIrrsBuRcH,
PA. All other Fermiiuges in comparison are
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vern,ifugc.
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None genuine
Without the signature Of
l+9l FLEMING BROS.
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'SIss- On Tuesday last we had, at our
wharf, kve Steamboat. The fine
Steamer, Luzerne, Capt. Bennett, came
up laden witha cargo of seasonablc mer-
chandizc, for our dealers. She attract
ed large share of attention from our
citizens of all sizes, sexes, end condi-
tons. The Luzcrne plies regularly be-
tween Brownsville and Pittsburgh; and
is q great favorite with river travellers.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13
DR.. GEORGE W. KELLY,
GURGENN DENTIST. Late


~ Wheeling, Va.) respectfully informs ihe
CIT zens OF M"rgantown and vicinity, tina, he
has permanently located here TO prac, ice
Dentistry in all lis branches. DR.. KELLY
would urge upon those needing his Sc rylces
the vantage 10 themselves OF calling upon
him at the earl cs, opportunity. II Is very
often The case that little timely attention
will save set o! teeth, which by neglect
involve detriment 10 the health, appearances
and entire personal comfort of the wearer
and eventually cause he expense and incon.
vcnicnce Of procuring and wearing a false
&c, which, however well they may ans wer
in the absence OF others, should no, bs re-
lerred To those with nature gives us.
Being PRACTICAL man. he does not think
I Necessary TO produce Certificates or Ref
crence, except 10 his work neither asking
nor expecting pay unless il is perfectly salts.
factory in every part ocular.
0S-Office in Commercial Buildings, High
street, Nj rgsn,own, Va.
Nov. Is. 1857. tf G. w, KELLY.
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Martha Washington College. An
effort has been made by the Board of
Trustees of Martha Washington Col
lege, says the Abingdon IVA. Demo.
crat, to place that institution under the
control of the Holston Conference of
the Methodist Church, South, and the
prospect for completing the arrange
ment is very Gattering, This course
has been rendered necessary by the
lack Of interest among the Odd Eel
lows in the completion Of tho underta-
king.
Beg" The above is scarcely fair
representation of the facts in the case,
according to our knowledge. McCabe
Lodge, at Abingdon, undertook to en-
list the sympathies and patronage of
the Odd Fellows of Virginia, in behalf
of Martha Washington College" but
unfortunately for the lodge, the cause
of Odd Fellowship, and the Institution,
che connected it with "Gift Enter
prise, whose agents she commissioned
in every city and village, who sold a
large number of tickets, holding out
great inducements to purchasers of pc.
cuniary benefit in the award of prizes
or gifts. The drawing came off--somc
gifts were drawn and observation-disclosures
the conditions Of the drawing wero not
and remain to this day, to be, complied
with. This is the secret of "the lack
of interest among the Odd Fellows in
the completion Of the undertaking. :"
The Gift Enterprise projected by Mcs
Cabe Lodge, savorsd 50 strongly of
humbug--to use no harsher term---as
to disgust the friends of the Institution
at the management Of the prelimina.
ries. We make this statement as an
Odd Fellow, knowing to the facts,
and that the Order may not suffer from
the short-sightedness Of the "Mana.
gers of the Martha Washington College
Gift Enterprise"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

Town CoNsrADLg.--A correspond
ent of tho "Union,' takes exception to
Uriah Riders appointment as Town
Constable. Mr.. Rider is good officer,
and performs his duty promptly when
at homo, which, SO fur as our obserya-
ton has extended, is more than can be-
said Of any Of his predecessors. We
think the Trustees acted wisely in pro.
curing his services. Star.
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WESTERN VIRGINIA
Marble Works.
WALNUT STREET, MORGANTOWN, Va.
GMEETS & WHITE having n.an.i.

w ALNUI STREET, MORGAETOWN,ya Va.
SHEETS x WHITE having nseoci.
~ awd themselves together Tor The pur-
| ose Of conducting the Ma, BILE Working bu.
siness IA all its branches, beg leave to an.
"arce to The public that they are now
prepared to execute orders for work with
nea'ness and despatch, and OH as fair terms
as can bc procured elsew here in WesteIn
Virginia or eenhsy lvsmis. Our stock of
statuary, italian aud American Marble,
is complete; therefore, those wishing beau
tiful Monument, Tomb, Of Head aud Foo,
stone. TO mark the resting place OF dear
departed i,iend, give us our orders. Those
wanting Marble Slabs inieheh in artistic
sly lie Tor Bureau oud Stand Tops, can be
supplied by gwiHg US "A call. WE are con.
fjent our work will rsnlnt perfect, salts
faction 10 all.
Mr., WHITE, with Several years expert.
ence in the business; the high reputation
he hos gained for artistic skill as work.
man in Marble; the advantages gained BY
working in some OF tho largest Marble
Works Of our country, will insure TO YOU
WORK SURPASSED BY FEW. g.
His designs aie rhaste aud original. In
conclusion we hope TO merit the confidence
anu support Of the public, bS rendering in
return perfect satisfaction. We are ever
ready TO I'LL orders for work, delivered and
put up in ANY of the adjoining co mites. -
Dealers in Marble supplied u, small ad.
vance ON original cost.
Oct. 30. SHEETS & WHITE.
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INN AmsalgAH 0Nl0U.
MORGANroWN, NOVEMBER IS.
woTxcH-To WHOM IT MAI
CONCERN.

Ery- ALL Persons indebted at this
hflice for subscription, advertising or
Job work, whose accounts are OF longer
standing than ONE YEAR, are hereby
notified that they are expected to pay
them OH or before the first OF Decem-
Der, next. Those who owe for the
current year, are also notified that we
will receive $3.50 up to that time for
tho years subscription. After the LIST
of December, all accounts PUT OUT BY
US FOR COLLECTION will be at the rate
Of $500 year. Save money, and
attend to this notice.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

B&- B. Fl. Sacr has opened an Oys-
ter Saloon, and is receiving daily sup
plies of the bivalves, fresh and kicking,
from their Trans Allegheny beds! Call
and see him.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13
HoiIoway's. PiNs arc tie best Rcme9y
h"owa a: tie w0r'd ,/jr the .f1ilow.

kaowa a. Tie w0r'd ,/1r the f1iiop.
go. ing Diseases
Asthma Diarrh1a Indigestion stone r. Gravel
Bowel com.Dfopsy Influenza SECONDARY p, II,
plants Debility inflammation rtuma
Coughs Fov.&hguo Inward wo vsnotpal Of
Colds Female com akness fsetipns
Chest Die plants Liver com. Wofms Of ail
ehsss Headaches plants Kinds
Cosivencss0yspopsia Piles Lcwnoss or spirits
Pnvdence, r. l., June S, 1857.
U5~ CAUTION. - None are genuine urlpas
the words " Holloway, EtU. York and LoaSon, -
are diseeTnible as Wdie,.nd,k in ever lerrs'
tho book Of directions around each ,ut or box
tho samo may DO plainly seen by hoidinc n
icG5 10 The hEh a handsome reward viii br
given to any one rendering such infcfmation a,
may lead 80 the detection OF any party or pa,
ties countereIing the medicines uf vending IN,
same, knowing them to hc spurious.
~ Sold at the Mandatory Of prorssao,
Holloway, so Maiden Lano, New York, snS
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
tcinc throughout tho United Statos and tho civil.
izcd world, In boxes AZ % cents. G2I cents
and 81 each
w There IS considerable saving Ivy ,aHn.
tho larger sizes.
N, B..-Dfcciona for the guidance orpsteti,
in every disorder aye affixed 10 each box
June 20, 1857. toow-iyl
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LAND SALE.

BY virtue of decree rendered in the
Circuit Count OF Monongalia emmy, Virsin.
ia. at the Fall term thereof, 1857 in The case
OF Simeon Utry ct al vs. John 6. Hayes ct
al, shall, on The
Fourth Monday IN December, 1867,
on the public ground before the Cont. house
OF said county, sci! TO The hghes, bidder, on
credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest from the day of sale, the Lo,
OF 20 acres Of land assigned 10 the heirs of
Leven Hayes, deceased in the decree OF
partition OF the lands Of Curtis HAYES, de.
ceased. lately rendered in The Circuit Cnurt
oil said county: and No. on the plat OF said
par'ition-reierence whrr-,o IS hereby made
fora more particular description. The pur.
chaser will be required TO give bond with
good security for The paymen, Of the pur
chase money.
w II. WILEY, Commissioner.
November IL, 1857. Is
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BOROUGH ORDINANCE,

IAT Meeting Of the Board of Trustees al
the Borough Of Morguntown. held in said Bor-
ough on Thursday, October 10, 1857:
Resolved, That Section No. Of the Bylaws
be repealed and the following be adopted in IL
place:
Resolved, That any person riding, driving or
leading any horse, oxen wagons on any piapk
or paved sidewalk ofthe Borough, without the
consent ofthose who have made the same shall
be subject to fine of fifty cents for every of.
fence, to be recovered before any Magistrate of
the county in the name OF the Trustees of said
Borough. WM LATER, Pres,f
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Bsa- Our young townsman, Henry
T. Martin, Esq, has been admitted to
the Bar, at this place, and hds associ-
ated with Ralph L. Berkshire, Esq, in
the practice of Law in the Courts Of
this and the adjoining counties. We
wish the firm success.
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Pr TIE Assericda UaieA:
ETERNITY.

nv wnEEIER.
Tell me, o thou Horolosist,
1hos messurer of time,
When eternity will lie within
The portals of the tombf
Whom time will cease to n.y..
When ettrnfty will dior
lie looked within his mighty book,
And sainly sought to find,
BY all the powers he could brook,
When eternity will cease to shine
lilo answered me, 4" know not when
Eternity 'tis everlasting, has no end 1"
Piedmont, Va.
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SD- The fire meeting oa Saturday
was ga .fzxlc." Sorry for it, but it
can't be helped. Maybe we won't
have any moro fires in Morgantown,
and if we don't, there's no need Of en-
CINE, fre-company, and all that.
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FANCY DEPARTMENT:

oEWELEH.-iiav inst opened Il
splendid assortment Of Rich JeweIty. we arc
confident Of our ability to plea.e. Our pa,-
tens are rich original, and elegant. '!he
bl'!han, polish, and sparkling Iustre max
the purity OF our goods. Then our
PENFUmEsY-The Geraniu,n Per.
fume-how many fond hearts hp, LEARNED
10 beat The responsive beat. when Offering
Ut The shrine OF this delightful perfume. -.
! he Nose, loveiies' Of Ei"ra'< children. beds
no eulogy. The Orance--faii l,p,y crul.ih
u'rs her choice.t product TO tnrtri tie cul.
tHidf "t sweet l.el fumes. Then Oh Oh
that sweet perfume, rornhinaiion Of sweets
Of ihe most fragrant flowers. ETERNAL
PEkFUME T., prepared by +. NJ Chalfaur.
has h'c"me deserved!y popular with The
Ladies,
Oar Notions-An cnllsss ys,iey
COMBS. Brushes. Gold and SILVER Watches.
Pencils, Pens, ,Thinhrls, Watch Kevs and
Guards, RingS, Boaps, SpeciaA"s; Sc
?UBACCp, SEG.ARS s. &NUFF.
~ In conclusion, we woul shank yr,,
tor The patronage heretofore extended to Us
Hoping 10 render satisfaction 10 all who ia.
ror MS with HEIR custom. we arr harpy 10
subscribe out3cvrS Yours, iru',, -
Oct. 90. FITCH & CnALTAHT.~
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and take pleasure in inviting their Gust ON i.
ers, and all Others DESTROYS Of buy lug Goods
al larPices, TO call and examine.
They assure the public they can sell gopIs
as cheap as any other establishment in the
town or couny-excepting not even those
who would desire 10 be regarded as the only
friends OF The people IN the ptesen, ctiss in
monetary affairs or those who profess 10
sell cheaper than the cheapest After long
experience they are satisfied that the best
system OF merchandising for this region Of
country is Low PRICES, PROMPT SETTLEMENTS
and PROMPT PAYMENTS; and more advantage.
Gus than any other that can be adopted.
HAGANS & RUDE.
Morgautowi,. Nov. 10, 1857.
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Sea-" Hagans s. Rude have received
large supply of seasonable, fashiona-
bio, and cheap goods, which arc going
of Mt the usual brisk rate characteristic
of the brick corner.
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$1,000
HENRY DERlNG, ct al, IN CHANCERY.

HENRY DERiNG, ct al, IN CHANCERY.
JOHN W. EVANS, ct al electromagnetic county
Virginia, under an order ofreference TO the I'M
dcIsigned, one Of the Commissioncrs Of the
said Court, which order was made by said Court
in said "ause at its Fail Term, 1857, aud Directs
the Master,
cyst. To audi; and State ny due course Of nd
nlhistFation the accounts Of John r. Fleming ,
Sheriff, &C., administrator OF said John W. Evans
deceased.
I'd. Also to ascertain and report the debts of
the said John w. Evans, decd, and lheiy liens
and prioriiIes.
Sd, Also to ascertain the real 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 I've years, together with any thing
else deemed pertinent by tho Master o. required
by the Pnrtics' .-.. .'... ...
AZ The PARTIES Interested in this account will
take notice that on SATURDAY, the I].h day
OF NOVEMBER, 1887, AT my office ~ Morgan
town, Monongnlia county, Virginia, / will pro-
coed 10 execute the above order, al which time
and place all persons interested will please al.
tend, with the necessary vouchers and eyiden e
to enable me To discharge my duty properly.
Given under my hand as Commissioner aioro-
; said, this 18Th day ofOctobcr, 1887.
tI2l-4t. J.. s. IOUGH, CUmm'r.
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The HERMITAGE. Coy. johnson Of
Tennessee, reports tho purchase for tho
state, of the Hermitage, and its tend.
or TO the federal government. In case
tho tender Is not accepted, the Cover.
nor recommends that the pyoporty be
retained as q residence for the failure
Governors Of the State,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

+ At Wheeling, on Saturday, SO cen t.
per gallon was paid for Chinese sugar
cane syrup.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-11-13

Ne@ Corn. The first corgo--being
$1,000 bnshols--of new corn, arrived
at Norfolk on the 81 inst, and was
soid at 10 cents per buslal.
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Groceries 4:
STRAY STEERS.
Preston County 10 Wit,

To the Clerk Of the County Court
81 said Couniy--We. Isaac l. Painter. Chas
Hooten and Jumes Lpscomb, three nerhoI.
derS oil the said County, do certify that BY
virtue oil warrant TO Us directed BY J.
Hollis Justice OF The SAID County,we have
.h'S Gay on our oa'hs yiewed aud appraised
two Steers taken mp b Hiram Puilians on
hts land as ES'iBys, and assess the value Of
one at SIS, and The other at $40. One Of
the said Steers is hfihdle, Will white
BACK, belly and tail, and ma ksd with each
ear crossed, snI on under bit in the lef, and
n nolch OH the right horn, and supposed to
be ionG years old-the other is mostly white
a"d pded from the shoulders forward, and
legs partly red, and marked a. the Other
supposed 10 be three years Old Given nm.
Ger our hands tbs 23J day of June. 1857
:, copy test: !. J.. PAINTER.
Smith CRANE. Clerk. CHAS. UOOTEN
NOV b, 1897. JAS. LlPSCOMB.
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@CiCmeikiC Ems!Orscaspcl1fs.

Tho London lancet the London 'Msdics
Review and the most eminent o { the faculty n
Great Britain, France and Germany, hate SUD
sIscd the PILLS and their inventor.
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DRUG DEPARTMENT.

inns branch OF our bus'ues shall receive
our nndniled attention You rroy rest us.
snrrd, with seven years experience in III.
Dug business by one of our firm. tho care
ana attention bestowed upon this d-ra,,-
m'n' by him, will always instre 10 you &C.
c"racy IN the compromising and dispensing
Drugs. Your confidence we claim by ryler'
ring YOU 10 oil regular Nj. p.'s in town and
surrounding country. We now have oh
hands an extensive stock Of goods apper,ain
Ing Ia. this department.. Paints, OILS, Var.
nlshrs, Brushesi Wm'iow Glass, &c. &r.
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Oar EstDOEl Department,

WiIl soon be complete. Those wishing
Books and S,atouery are Invited 10 emil m,S
examine our stock, as we viii sell low and
d"iN competition. Our stock Of SCTOOI.
Books rs now complete, aud % per cen, ,r
former prices. We also have Il com ble,;
ass"r'm"n, Of Bibles Of every vsre,, or i.n-
ish. Theological. Medical and Misc.llau.
Gus Works Paper, pins, envelopes, states.
pencils, fancy note paper, wrapping rsrer,
nc. Ih'n again, we invite your ut,ention
10 our
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Excitement in Morgantown!
Large Arrioal Of FALL g. WINTER
d5IeQDJ'EIylyQ3

At the Young America Clothing store.
N Ii. slime has jus, returned from
-. tie East with one OF the LAkG EST,
CHEAPEST, aud most Fashionable Stocks
OF Ready-mahe CLOTHING eve. brought to
this place, which he feels satisfied he can
sell cheaper than any other store in the
country.
His stock consists in part of Overcoa,s
and Dress, Frock and Business Custs Of all
qualities and cnors. Also very extensive
assortment OF Vests and Pants OF new ST yles
and patterns; together with large stock of
Gen,iemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Caps
u"der' shirts, Drawers, Neck and Poke,
Handke chiefs, Crava,s, Gloves, Suspenders,
Collars, Carpet bags, SC. &c.
10 Please give me call before purchas.
ing else " here, and don't forge, the sign OF
the Young America Clothing Store.
ID. n. slime.
Morssntown, October 90, 1857.
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ALARMING DISORDERS !

bysptraid and arrangement Of The liver, tho
'Cufce OF inhfn,ty and suffering, and the cause
Of innUmcrablc deaths, yield 10 these cura,iyss.
IN al cases, however aggravated, acting as h
niid Purgative, Alternative and tonic they re-
!icYo the bowels, purify the fluids, and iayigos.
ate the system and the constitution at the same
time.
General Weakness Nervous COMPLAINTS.
When all s,iInulants fail, Tire renorsfinr and
hrocing properties Of these Pills give frmncst 20
tas shaking nerves and eneeblcd muscles of the
within Of general b1lili,v
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Big Window complete!
just Received from PhiIadcl-
Phia and Baltimore.

BLACK aud Funcy Silks, French Moreno,
plain and fancy Wool d'Lanes, fancy and
plain Coburgs, Nous. d'lanes, Laveilos. Ca sh
meres, Silk and Linen llandkerchirfs, Ho.
sie,y. Ladies' and Misses Gloves, Silk and
Worsled gents do. ShawIs, Cloaks, Cloak-
ings, &c, Dress Trimmings of ali kinis,
Cambrcs, Swisses, Emhtoilerips. Shirt
fronts, black mourning dress Collars, Dress
Caps. Bonneis. Ribbons, Flowers, Fri,s sc.
III fact The assortment is complete forI.ades.
Calicos, Glnghams. FIuunels, Ca.smeres,
Cloths, Satnet's, Jeans, Tickings. billings,
brown and hleached Muslins. Carpetings,
OIL Cloths, Table aud Stand covers, wall
paper and paper hangings, Carpet Sacks.
Ladies BASKETS. Large assol tmeni of La
dies Boots aud Shoes. Gentemen's Costs,
Pants and Vests. Moreno Shirts and Draw.
ers, assorted. .m. -...
Groceries
Tea, Coffee, Sugars Of ali kinds. Table Syr-
up, Molas>cs, Spices, &c. Wheeling Nails.
assorted Oils, Paints, Turpenline, Dye stuifs,
Queensware, &c, all Of which will be sold
c"rrespondi & with terms rs sci forth in the
foregoing advertisement.
Oct %. CALLENDINE & NYE.