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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
LUMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBER
Cannon n Et.PNch'S
Steam, Saw 4 Planning Mills
Door Sash h Blind Factorr.
The Lowest Mills On Second st..
AND
The Largest Lumber Yard IN Da-
venpert.
TINE Subscribers have hand and oiYer for sale
IL the laIresi aud hcsi AsanI iunnt of
kMilNiMg Material

AbWssNsNS sNASStGrtUSS
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting Of
21o. uoO feet Framing Timber Of every dimension.
10000" Seasoned Flooring, rough and dressed
100 900 -" bsrn Boards, from II 10 ~ feet long.
A00OW " Fencing
% 900 " Shcathing.
10000 p" Siding Feather edged, and \ ,ch, Of
variou, qualities.
100000 &" Clear Lumber for finishing. Of every
thickness.
100000 " Cut Shingles.
1ho.noO " No. I, Shaved Shingles.
1000 " Sawed
100. 900 d" Iath.
10000 -" Pickets.
Also,
large assortment o. Doors, Sash, Blinds, VIII =
dow and Door Frames No iliiug and Scroll work Of
every variety and OF tho st quality, constantly
hand and manufacture q order at the shortest
notice. Having lsIg. u Ak OF Logs. we pre-
with the utmost dispatci CANON l. FRENCH.
tmayl1t0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

PoTAToEs CoMrEG DowN.-New
potatoes sell at Cleveland for 20 ccuts
per bushel, at Cincinnati 25, At New
York 60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales,

Adapted 10 any required oper-
alton Of weighing. q for iron,
coal, hay, stock, end for the
use Of wasshousss, stores, end
fOundriee, Aid In short for ev-
~ kind Of bssiness. The great
skill and Adeiity employed in
their nanufscture and the de-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

A sudden death, under rather startling
and melancholy circumstances, transpired
on Saturday evening at private residence
situated on the corner of Holiday and F0un-
dry streets, which caused considerable con-
sternation ct the time. Il appears that the
occupant had invited . number Of friends Of
the family to spend the evening at his house,
which invitation was accepted, and ON the
evening In question. whilst the merry dance
was In progress. young woman named
Bridget Mccarthy. who had been dancing,
was asked by . young man whether she
would dance with him at the next turn
She replied that che would, when at the
very instant she was seized with sudden i'll
ness and fell against the wall She was Inn
mediately placed in chair, and everything
possible done in order to afford relief but
all to NO purpose. In less than Eve minutes
the soul had Quilted its earthly tenement
forever. During the attack friend has.
tened for DR.. Cookery, but life had passed
away ere he arrived Coroner Stevens
held an inquest over the body. and the jury
rendered verdict of death from disease Of
the heart. The house Of joy was thus sud
denly turned into the house Of mourning
and sad and silent were the parties % they
retired from the scene and meditated upon
the uncertainty Of life.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

W. w. McOAAlMON 4 CO.,
Dealers IN INDIGENOUS AMI Standard
NEDlCINKa
rERFuMERY,
on PAINTS, sc.
Particular attention ri, en- TO con,poundins Pre-
rctp:iens. None but III best Ingredients will BE-
ID
NJ. ~ brady Il i ust above Post Office,
iungdu Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Geek, Sargent 4 Parker.

AVOe00oC0s sytDr0o6Ms
WILL. attend promptly 10 ali business cornsct~sl
~ With Land Agrncy, either In Nebraska, or
Western Iowa.
LAND OVsl0NesANzS D0esDhS;
0Ol1 U9o1 Located.
business for them can b left with any Of The un-
derstgued.
COOK 4 0A00nMT, Davsnpost, Iowa
C0OE. sAn0nN1 Z COOK, Dssnoiaes, do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

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oae. D sAAsi1f. Prss't. J. 4. PAAs1n, CssA
TIE saAsrsig.sA pgspssssoss q ~ Dsak Of
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lnss1sue3ou, ettts eountsg = ~ ty - vsesace In
cpan, 81 satAs leetAsS DaaknG 0ousss, IN nas,
err 1zcAaas = sUss1s q ssas rses u other
COOx 4 aAAonIg7, Dsvsnesssl
COOK, eA10nN9 q DOWMny. IsWs CITY yIova
OOOE. oAnenMf COO9, 1ort De- Molrssl
)uly nh 16o0-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

naWkeye Iassraace Co.,
AT UaVrxps,Rr IOWA TX

uaWkeye IasVrNQce Co.,
! ~ DAVENPORT. IOWA.
nUscurH no. suAvpxtonrs bLocE, owe,
~ Obsho, neeshn ,nasrow = Co.'s oaaking house.
- 0Doo. - ooSe4. ENY
DIRECTORS:
~. D. 1usssNa, -. L. Dsvrnp,st, p Msswin,
Alfred oaadess, OAGgses lie slts, @ O. Parry, l. C.
Dessa,nt. les. =. Dalseil, q. D. WosAuasd, Sohn
Owens. ,. y. wHsy, 4. =. Barrow. D. 1. ohorey.
OFFICERS
L. O. D0DoAIuf, Presi1soe
OuA1. k0ooLIB, Treasurer.
0AelA Z. SHOn81, ssesseasy.
4. 4. DARnOVD,
JAAHs r. DAI zklL, r. %.
\. D. WOODWARD. Assis't Scc'y.
D. 2. 0cGO0u, General Agent.
ms y Hoe Oempasy. u assures e1rausively
- the Dusuel yosn. The stock consists Of premium
sotss, cd tAssv b now t5s000 IN ssch notes In pos
seoslon Of tks Company. All this prupssty can -
reached b pseesn fro0 esr swn Courts, and there
fore olbro su0eisst guaranty that Tie mem oers
WI reoSvos ~ insured In caoe Of laws. THIS
paon - assurance has come Into general uee In the
.astern ct ise because II combines cheapnese with
safsty and kseps 0eaey circulating at hume that
would oshsrvtse ~ seot ses0ad.
July 9DdAWtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-04

This Company was organized the 9th day Of
March, A. d. 1854, under Special Charter from thu
legislature Of Illinois, and business commenced under
the most favorable auspices. Its establc hment has
been upon nrm aud reliable basis, and in view Of
Its stability, sOundness and permanency ranks
Of the nrst Insurance Companies in Ii, country. tt
or damage BY Fire Of peris Vi the sea- they beg
10 offer the following
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
PIC NC;

One Of the livelest occasions OF the
season hereabout, was the Pic Mic OK.
cursion Of our young folks, the beauty
and chivairy Of Morgantown, on Fri
day last. The company, some twenty
odd couples, cozily seated in carriages
and hacks, headed by our excellent
Brass Band, left town at an early hour
in the morning for White day, near
Smithtown. The gay cavalcade made
most imposing appearance as it left
town; and not less so as it returned in
the evening. The Band discoursed
most superb music, and we thought we
mover heard them do better. The com.
PRny enjoyed the day finely, and the
pleasure of the occasion was unintcr-
rupted by the slightest untoward oc.
currencc. All were delighted with tho
rational pastimc and pleasure which
made up the sum of tho days enjoy
ment May Hymen date happy days
for many of the young folks, from the
PIC Mic at White.day.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
Trust Sale.

IN PURSUANCE TO the rro,i ions of
Deed OF Trust executed by Elias Sliiweii to
the sobsciiber as Trustee, for the be,,efi, N
John Watts, dated the 2S,h day OF Jonuory.
1857, i will sell before the Court.house dor
in Morgantown,.. st public suc,ion. on the
3ist day Of AUGUST, next, the following
Real ana PERSONAL Property,
viz: All the right, title and interest vested
in me by said dreJ of trust, in and to SIX.
TEEN ACRES Of LAND. lying North OF
Morountown, known as the Orchard Lott
end in aud tn ono other tract conveyed BY
Francis B,llingsb,'s attorney IN iac,, George
ID. Evans. and The remaining convey ed 10
the ssid S,ilwel by George M. Reay.
ALSO, at the same time, SOFA, s SIDE
TABLES, 1 Piano, dozen CHAIRS, 3 Rock.
INC CHAIRS, 1 Roam MARE, l BAY HoRsE, 1
WAGON and HARNESS tor Two HoRsEs, and
sundry other personal property, named in
said deed Of Trust.
Said property aud Real Estate will be sold
for Cash.
Selling as Trustee vii. sell shch tile as
is vested in me BY said deed Of T,nst.
A.. RAYMOND, Trustee.
July 80, 1857. HOS
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
Land Sale.
James d. Watson,

James d. Watson, PURSUANT to a
Le.he JAG BIS s. Others, cult Cour, OF Mon.
ongalia county, Va, @rriIder.d April, 1857.
the subscriber as Comtiiissioner, wilton
Monday, Tie 24th,dgy Of August, 1857,
that being d Court.day, seii 10 the highest
bidder a, the Court. honse door in Morgan
town, TWO LOTS OF GROUND adjoining
Smilh,"wn, in said county, being par, Of
said Wa,son's addition TO said town, and the
same convened BY said Watson to The heirs
OF Strother Jacobs, deceased. l.f
SaidSale TO be upon a credit Of nine and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the payment of tho rur-
chase money. with interest thereon from the
Gay OF sale, and lien retained upon the
property SO sold un'il payment OF the bur
chase nancy. '.. s.-.
EDGARC. WILSON, Commissioner.
July 80, 1857. llo,s.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
SUMMER CLOTHING in abundance.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

VIRGINIA, SS.--At Rules held IN the Clerks
Office of the County Court of Nlononra ia county
on tue first Monday in Juiy, 1857:
George M Hagans & Perry L. Ride, partners
doing business, under the frm and style OF
iiagahs x Rude, assigns Of Thumas. ~.
Ncighbors, plfs. rs. =
John q. Sadlcr and William RGSie. Dclts
CASE and ATTACHMENT
Tho inject of this suit is to recover q DELFT Of
lQo collars with interest thereon from 9th Feb
ruary, 1897, suh Get to a credit Of eight dollars
paid March 10Th 1856, due from DEPENDENTS to
Plaintiffs by note. And It appearing by an affi-
davit filed in this cause that the Defendants
John g. Sadler and William Ruble, are not res
idcnts OF this State, it is ordered that they do
appear hero within one month after due publica-
ton Of this order, snd do " hat is necessary TO
protect their interest in this cause.
copy-reste NJ. NJ. DENT,
Wiley L. Q. Clerk.
July II, IOS-5t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending August 10, 1857.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ron THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH & LATIMER,


RANDOLPH & LATIMER,
GO South street, Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore
Apples, SALES a. 81 20 tos2 90 per Dbl.
""..er -, quote western a. ilal4 cts; com.
Bacon,--Quote shoulders l2a13.; sides, l4al4X
mans, plain, l4a15 fancy, I5al7.
Bceswax, --Sales at 26a29 cents per pound.
Beans, White 81 ,0oal ,2b, mixed 6Oa6O
Corn,--We quote yellow at soaS4 cts., white
S0aS6 cts.
Country soap I'VE quote at ea7 Ct. perlb.
Glover Seed, 81 ,OoaS,oo per bushei.
Cattle The offering on Thursday last was A.
boat 100 hoad, S72 Of which were sold $500
ash,00 on the hoof, equal to 500 a 8, 80 nett.
Deerskins, --Sales at 20 TO 30 cite.
Dried Fruit, Apples pared, 100aI26 J--------
impaired, 6oado cts. Peaches pared, $1,000
rars,~saips of Rabbit At iss p cts; I Rcd Fox, 10
80; Muskrat, i0ai Mink ,50a00; Coon andGrey
Fox, l5a1S; otter, $la2, 90.
Lc!axseed ,---Sales at 81 GOA ,60por bushol.
Flour,@~we quote city mills at $0,3f, How
ard street si 800
Hsinseb quoted at 40s55 cts.
nogsyLiyo 50 ,00s9,50
Lard ,~ain BARRELS 14a17; in kegs 10 Its.
Mustard seed.--Sale at 8 a 7 cts.
Oats,-AMatyland oats 92a44 etc.; Western yir-
:. gina ana Pennsylvania, 32ad1 cts per bUshel.
Rye,--Maryland sells at 75a95. ;...-z=Weste
:, Virginia and penn'a. 75a05 cts. per bnshcl.
Ventson'--rSaddlcst2 al5 cts, whole deer ssio
Shake-root ,.~Sencca sells at 4oad5 6ts. Vir-
Taiiow Sales at tfai2 cts. per pound.
ut 3,00a$3 30 per bushel.
Wool ,--Unwashed az 1895 c,s., washed sta37
Wbeat,--We quote inferior 10 good reds 81 ,35
h,oOj good to prime i50al55j Inferior to good
white, Sl,3sai ,55 good TO primer Si55,si SO.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

H0lloway's Ointment and Pills.-Lacera-
tons Of the flesh, bruises and fractures, occa-
sion comparatively little pain or inoonvenie nce
when regularly fabricated or dressed with Hollo-
ways Ointment. In the nursery it is invaluable
as cooling application for the rashes, excoria-
tons and seabious sores to which children are
table, and mothers will find it the best prepara-
ton for alleviating the torture Of a "broken
breast" AS remedy. for cutaneoHs diseases
generally, as well as for ulcers, sores, boils,
MINORS, and all scroluloGs eruptions, it is in
comparably superior to every other external rem
edy. The Pills have a reputati ton for the cure
Of dyspepsia, liver complaints, and disorders of
the bowels, co-extensive with the range of civil
ization.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
CoUNTERFEITERs.

| Organized bands of counterfeiters
seem to DO prowling over the country,
issuing base limitations Of money, both
paper and coin. The late XKd cohtin.
ued pressure in the money market has
driven rascality ESQ it would secm) to
its wits end and the vacuum created
by over speculation and immense for.
eign expectations, seems about to be
flied by bogus coin and counterfeit pa
per. 1t would seem to have Been an
understood and prcconcertcd affair on
the part of the dealers in base money
to circulate new issues of counterfeits
simultaneously in different sections of
the country; SO that they might make
q "good thing of it" before the note
of warning could be sounded. These
reflections were superinduced by the
cutlery in regard to new counterfcits, ;
and tho many arrests of counterfeitcrs,
reported of late in the newspapers in
almost every section of the country
The, people cannot, therefore, be too
careful in receiving money now-a- days;
for the amount that must have been is
sued and put in circulation, added to
the fact that it is generally well exc
cuted, throws the careless and unsus-
pecting liable to loss and trouble. In
another column we give sketch of late
countcrfeiting operations at Wheeling,
Moundsville, &c., where the reader
may learn the extent to which the vii
lains there arrested we're prepared to
carry their game of fraud.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
ln1 AA3RlRAl l5NlDMe
MoRGANTowN, Aueusr 21, 1867,
SOUND DOCTRINE.

we commend the following para
graph to the attention Of careless sub
scribers, and those who think that the
subscription price of 4 paper is SO
small that it can be paid any time or no
time without inconvenience to the pub.
Usher. The argument, which will be
appreciated by every body, was pre-
scented at the Ohio Editorial Conyen.
ton, at its recent session:
"What would you think of farm.
or who had raised a thousand bushels
Of wheat, and who should sell 1t to a
thousand different persons scattered all
over the State, and agree to wait a
year for his pay from each. of them,
and if one.half of them did not pay ut
the end of the year, he should give
them another bushel of wheat, and
agree to wait another year for his pay,
and thus 60 on year after year? How
long would such farmer escape bank
ruptcy?--probably not very much, Ion
ger than publishers of newspapers who
follow such a practice. 1t costs the
editor ola weekly paper as much to
supply q thousand subscribers with 1t
for one year as it costs farmer to
raise a thousand bushels of wheat. =
The farmer sells his grain in bulk, and
either takes the cash or note just as
good as cash for it upon delivery. The
editor cannot sell his thousand rapers
in bulk. They are sold to thousand
different persons, living in different
towns in the country,a and different coun-
ties in tho State, and he must wait un-
ti!the end of the year before he can
get his payment, and then he depends
wholly upon the honesty and RESPONSE
bility of the subscriber for it is impos-
sible that he should know the charac-
ter of his subscribers. 1t will not pay
him to 20 around or send around the
county or state to collect his dues. 1t
would cost more than the collections
would come to-"
Re- We hope the above plain argu.
mcpt will stir up our subscribers who
arc holding back so tcnaciously as to
lead us to believe them perfectly dun.
Procf, and impervious to all our humane
appeals heretofore. Visions of matur-
ing due-bils, and the collapsed appear
ancc of our pocket-book urge us to ap-
peal once more to our patrons-(no
they amt patrons if they don'tpdyO-
to our delinqatentsI What in the name
of common sense do you think we live
on, Or how pay our debts, if you who
receive the benefit of our labor, pay us
nothing for it? THE times are hard,
and they are harder for the Printer
doubtless, than any other class, because
with so large number he is the last
paid Think of these things, and for
once in two or three years, pay the
printsr!-and don't get in a pet about
1t, either, or we may stop yoatr paper,
and then you will be compelled to wor-
ry friend Dent, or some other clever
fellow for two or three years more-or
else do without the news! The way to
do the pretty thing, though, is to pay
for your paper IN advance-then you
read your own paper, and forestall the
necessity of periodical and "Aeart-ren-
derinJ' duns from tho editor!
~----------o--s<s-s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
ECLECTIC COLLEGE OF MEDICINE,
CENClHN AT,I. lNlaSa - -.

YNiiE WINTER SESSION Of 1878 will Gem.
Il niehee oh Monday, the t2ih of October, and
continue sixteen weeks. A foil and thorough
course OF Lectures will DO given, ocsupyipg cir
s% Ss'; TO- a.ss. SsSs oepH .ss :s
ample Clinical faciiities II tho Commercial Hoe.
pital. The preliminary course bt Lectures will
commence on Monday, the 28th September and
contn1p.S aily until the commeacehieht OF the
The arrangement of the chairs will be az fol.
lows:
r. +. ST. JOHN. NJ. d., ~
Professor IF Andfomy and Physiology.
G. ID. LEWIS, NJ. d..
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmucs.
A. J. HOWE, NJ. D.. -.
' Pfyfessor OF Surgery. ....'
G.. FL. CT EAVELAND. NJ. d..
Professor Of Materid h,siea and fheyapeuiics.
WIN. SHERWOOD. NJ! D.. ~.
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
IT,. J. r. BUCHANAN. NJ. d.,
Emeritus P-of esor Of Cerebral Phystoiogy and
r. Institutes Of Medicine. u
JOHN KING. Md. +,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases IF IFomca
and. Chiidren.,
The terms for the session will DO the same as
heretofore, viz Standardization, So, do. Tui:
ton, $50 90. Demonstrators Ticket: $500.
Every Studentis required to engage IN dissec-
ton one session before GraduatiUn.) Ciadua-
ton, $4,000 Ticket to COMMERCIAL Hospital,
(oPtionnl), $500. r,,. r.
The Lectpre-Rooms are newly finished, neat +,
and comfortable, and in a central: locality IN
College Hall, Walnut street) where stud ents i'll
find II convenient TO call ON their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be ob,ainsd OF the
Dean Of the Faculty, At his Office, M, il3 Smith
Street, or of Prof G. II. CLEAvgLAND, Secretary
OF tho Faculty, No. l39 Seventh street, ncur
Elm. -
July s, 1857. JOHN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION.

The Odd Fellows at smithfield, FAY.
cite county, Pa, intend having a pub.
lie meeting and procession, in regalia,
on the Cd or 3D. Of September noxt.---
Rev. A. j. Collins, Of Greene county,
Pa, and the editor of this paper, have
been invited to deliver addresses on the
occasion.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Beauti.

ful C0mPlexi0n-can be acquired by using
the Balm Of Il Thousand FioWers." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse OF a disa2reeable breath, when by us
ing the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW
ERS,' as a dentrlice, would not only render
il sweet, but leave The teeth white as alabas.
ter? Many persons do not know their
breath is bad, and the subjec, is go delicate
their friends will never mention it, Beware
OF counterfeits BE sure each bottle is sign.
ed FETRIDGE s. Co, ". Y.
0I For sale by all Druggists.
February 81, 1857. S7-eowi
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

H'sS' Wo are indebted to Lee Roy
Kramer, Esq, for late Kansas and ST..
Louis papers; to Il. G.. Brooke, ESD,
tor late st. Louis papers; and to VIM.
e. Grove, for Louisville papers.
Also, to W.T.. Mathcrs, and Geo.
o. CyphorS, for western papers Of a late
date.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

Hag- The American candidate for
Governor has been elected in Missouri
by large majority. Gallant Nilsson
ri, may she grow stronger and strong
or in the American faith until the
'Spoilsocracy shall be routed throughout
her borders, -''horse, foot, and dra-
goons!'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE

Offer for sale on accommodating terms, a
i well improved farm Of 900 acres, situated in
Marion county, Va, on the waters OF HeDlens
run, a branch Of the Wost fork of tho Monou-
gahcla river. Said farm is about wo milan from,
the hourlshng village Of Worthington ION tho
rlver,) and about the same distance from Farm.
ington, depot on the u. & o. Railroad. bout
iSo acres OF tho tract are cleared, the balance
sso1o t,moor land, ard eth,be hoariy, oil cul,i.
waited. There are two apple orchafjo on the
arm, one OF which is a choice variety Of GRAFT
ed irul.. The dwelling is a new frame stories
high. and eommodidHs: Coal and limestone are
found u abundSlieo Upon tho promises.
rorIursheT particulars OF terms, price, &C.,
inquire Of the undersigned, residing at Morgan.
town, Va. SARAH HANWAS.
April l1,h 1867. IT,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

Eastern Watermelons. B. III. Saer
had lot of fresh and delicious Water
melons, from Baltimore, at his Saloon
this week. He intends to keep them
on hand regularly during the season, as
soon as he can make arrangements.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21

B0" The recent southern elections
have gene generally Democratic. Mis-
souri, alone - sound on the ''goose
question:" "Sam' has gone to the
Springs'' TO recruit his health, and
has paid but little attention to politics
this SUMMER
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-21
New Goods again at RedPos1

WE are looking to-day for
White and fancy Bonnet Ribbons,
a limo assortment OF Ruchcs.
Shit B"soms. Blind cords md tassels,
Men u Boys cotton go"ds. B'iIlants,
Crepe de:spagn, ChaIic do LANES,
Lawns, PC &c. &c.
Wo nlso expect 10 u few days,
a nice assortment Of BONNETS,
White MarscIIIos for BASQUES,
ArfBciW F70,ctIs and to-
Green o.! Cloth for Window Blinds. ....
r., we have now on hand n good assortment Of
Iast-stoel Mill and Cross. cut SAWS,
" and Iron Sh0vels,. -,
June s, 1857. CHIDJTfCK f. NEPUEIV.
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B9~ On Monday evening, the 7th
inst, the rain was very heavy up
SCOTS run, insomuch that that stream
was higher than it was known for years.
The Saw Mill dam, at Mt. Morris, was
torn out, and dam just above, also.
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THOiFor tho Camp ueeiinS!

IL All those who wish to furnish
themselves with suitable CLOTHING for tho , ~
preaching Camp Meetings are respectfully inyit.
ed to call at the "Y0ung America Clothing
Store" where they can find large variety,
which will be sold cheap, to make room for a
large and extensive Fall and Winter stock.
Aug. 81, 1867. ID. II, slime.
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The Rev. G. .. Burnett, while laborins as
Missionaryin Southern Asia, discovered sim
pie and certain Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Debility, and
all impurities Of the Blood; also an easy and CT
fecual method Of inhaling the Remedy. Actu.
ated by desire TO benefit his suffering fellows,
he will checrfully send the Recipe (free) to
such desire it, with full and explicit directions
for preparing and successfully using tho medi-
cine. Address Rev.C. s. BURNETT,
S3l Broadway, N. Y. City.