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SP ECIE PAYMENTS.

The Richmond Am crican in an arti.
Gle on the subject Of our financial diff.
culties, give expression 10 the follow
ing remarks in relation TO tho course
ofthe Richmond banks as TO suspension.
1t says: ,-..
No doubt The Banks in this city were
governed by the best motives in their
determination TO continue specie pay.
ments; but in our judgment, more ill.,
advised measure could not have been a.
dopted. Time alone can show its eff
fccts. If it should turn out well, none
will be more willing to give the Diiec.
tors credit for wisdom, which we con
Tess we are now not able 10 perceice ;
and even if tho result should prove The
measure uRwise, we will not question
that the motives which governed their
action are pure. |.I Et .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

1863 couples have been married by
Rcv. }. s. Dubcs, in &llcntown, Pa,
since 1923. ......
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Rz5F" Countcrreit SIS arc in circula.
ton on the Franklin Bank of Baltimore,
we'll calculated to deceive; the shading
on the name Of tho bank being the only
defective point
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Dubuque, Iowa, appropriated $50. 4.
600 last year for schoVi.houscs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

The Novelty Woiks,o owned by Messrs.
Livingston, Copeland b. Coz, Of Pitts
burg, Pa, have discontinued operations
since last Saturday evening, but hope
to resume at an early day. Nearly four
bupd, ed hands are thrown out Of employ.
mcnt by this stoppagr,
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From Dyes TyuH Stress Broke.
Broken Suspended and Doubtful
Banks.

eA t-s MAINE.
Exchange Bank, Bangor.
Hancock Bunk.
Bauk of Hallowell.
Monrum River Bank.
Sanford Bank.
NE W HAMPS SHIRE.
Exeter Bank, Exeter.
Ware Bank.
YERMON7.
South Royslton Bank.
Mount Vernon.
Dauby Bank.
Stark Bank. ---.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Monsum Bank, Mon,on. q
Bass River.
Western Bank.
Lee Bank.
RHODEISLAND.
Farmers Bank Of WEXFORD.
Tiverton Bank.
Rhode Island Central Bank.
] South County Bank.
Hopkinton Bank.
sht All Rhode Island Banks.
CONNECTICUT.
Merchants Exchange, Bridegroom
Faiefield county. -. :.
Pawcatuck.
Colchester Bank.
Bank of Hartford County.
Farmers Bank OF Bridgeport
Bridgeport City.
Thompsou.
Danbury.
Windham County.
Bank of North America. Seymour
Exchange Bank of Hartford.
Mercantile
Chatter Oak
PENIS VI VANIA.
All the Banks Suspended. except,
Warren Co. Bank, Warren.
Honesdale Bank.
Wyoming Bank. Wilksbarre.
VIRGINIA..
Bank OF KAnawha.
OHIO.
Dayton Bank.
Miam Valley Bank.
'.. NEJV YORK.
Addison Bank. @.s
Sacketts Harbor Bank.
Reciprocity Bank.
Hollister
Niagara River Z"
Ontario County"
Oliver Lea RauL
Huguenot
Ontario
Yates Co. :"
Medina
Dairymen's "
Cbemung County q" ...
Agricultural Bank.
Union /"
=. Monroe
Western
Bank of Canandaigna.
KiDderbook.
" Lima.
Farmers 81 Citizens W'msbuys
Island City.
Mechanics Banking Assn.
Hamilton Exchange Bank.
Leona,dsville ',
Bank Of Old Saratoea.
Farmers Bank, Hudson.
Hudson River Bank.
Powell
Horlhington
Oneida Central
nshN OF Wateftown.
NE W JERSEY.
Bank of New Jersey.
Bank Of America, Trenton.
bergen County Bank.
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Sale of the Trust Company Build
ing.-The Cincinnati Commercial says
the wcll-known Company building,
southwest corner of Main and Third
streets, has been sold at private sale
to the Merchants Bank of Cleveland,
at $125,000. The Trust Company
was indebted to tho Merchants Bank
in sum greater than that at which
the building was valued. The balance
of Indebtedness has been liquidated by
the transfer of other real estate, so
that all legal proceedings commenced
by the Cleveland Bank have been with
drawn.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-10-16

Workingmen Dischargcd.--The New
York Times publishes list Of eighteen
establishments ia that city that have dis
charged in the aggregate | ,461 mechsn.
les and laborers, on account Of the f.
naucial pressure. To this il adds l..
goo who have been discharged from tho
Erie Railroad Tunnel at Jersey city
making total Of 2,66l. 1t odds that
tho shipyards OF tho city, that usually
swarm with wolkmen, are almost dc.
serted.
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What the Physicians say Of MLane's Vermi'
fuge. Prepared by Fleming Bros.

ID Listen to the testimony of an eminent
physician in favor Of M'Lane's Vermifage,
which is now universally Acknowledgements BIO
tho best In use oven members of tho medical
faculty (who are so often opposed to the use of
patent medicinos) cannot withhold the approval
Of this invaluable remedy:
LIND, Stark county, o., January 3, iS49.
have used DR.. M'Lane's w orm Specific ,prc-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pi,tsburg, Pa, in my
private practice, and am prepated to say that
the unparalleled success with which have pre-
scribcd its use, both for children and adults,
induces me to say the most in it's favor OF any
specific or patent medicine ever before broug hit
to my notice. The mode of administration, the
smallncss Of the dose, and tho certainty OF lis
cficacious effects, give it, in my opinion, a de-
cided advantage over any other medicine OF tho
kind before the public.
U-1-Purchasers " ill be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANES CELEBRATED We RNIlFUGE K, man
ufactured by FLEMING BROS. ofPIrrsDuRoH,
PA. All other Vermfnges In comparison arc
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine vcrmifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None geaaine
vithout the signature Of
I'M FLEMING BROS.
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nInrpcr,s NIngaxinci

II The following just tribute to the merits Of
this Magazine is from the Methodist Protestant,
itsclfa critical examiner in ouch matters:
mo Magazine in Europe or America 10 so
well known; none half as many readers; and,
we may safely say, none has received so large
tribute of admiration from the cul tvated classes
that delight in a healthy, diversified, elevating
periodical literature. 1t not only covers broad
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more distinctly planned popular educator
in all the departments of an agreeable and in.
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ry, in articles of illustrated travel, IN bogrnph-
zeal portraiture, in every variety Of essay, from
the graceful sketch OF manners and customs to
the didactic exposition of great moral topics, in
pleasant stories and ANNA ted narratives, it is
the foremost Magazine Of the day. The iircside
never had more delightful companion, ror the
million more entertaining friend, than Iiur-
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Nimrod Nicely,
:" against
B. I. Smith, Admir-. sc


Nimrod Nicely, ! IN CHANCERY.
4" against -
b. I. Smith, Admir-. sc PURSUANT to
Same. Il Decree rem
against Sdered in these ca
Henry f. Smiths Adm'r.&c. | ses at the a phil
David Riggs, Term, 1857, of,he
against Circuit Court OF
John Hanway's Executor. Monopgalia county
Va, /, BENJAMIN +. SMITH, Commissioner :,
will proceed to sell at the Court House in Nor
gantown, in said county; On
Monday, the 25th day of May, next,
a certain Tract of Land, in said Decree and
proceedings mentioned, containing 5S acres,
and lying on the West "idc of the Mononeahela
river, being the same tract ofland conveyed by
Midcon p. Mercer to Henry +. Smith, as Trus-
tee, in which Deed the courses and distanc es
will fully appear.
Said sale will be upon credit of nine and lS
months, the purchaser giving bond with security
for the purchase money bearing interest from
the day Of sa lie, aud lien is retained on the
land until payment.
BENJAMIN +. SMITH.
April 81, 1857. 96-5w
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White Teeth, Perfumsd Breath and Bcauti

White Teeth, Perfumed Breath and Beauti
full Complexion--can be acquired by using
the "Balm Of Thousand Flo,rers." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse OF disagreeabls breath, when by us
ing the BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOW
Frs as dentriiice, would not only render
II sweet. bu, leave the teeth white as alabas-
ter? Many persons do not know their
breath isibad, and the subjec, is so delicate
their friends will never menlionit. Beware
OF counterieits. BE sure each bottle is sign.
ed FETRIDGE s. Co., ". Y.
70 For sale by all Druggists.
February 81, 1857. IS7-eowl
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The New Firm in full blast!
CALLENDINE & NYE.
At the Big Windoar.

Are now making magnificent exhibition
OF new and fashionable Spring Goods.
Since our purchase Of the stock of the late
firm o! Carr, Hanway s. Co., we have been
making additional improvements To the Store
rooms, IN order 10 Il more advantageous dis
play OF the new stock, and to make room for
the Increased variety. We now proclaim n
general invitation and request for every body
aud every body else, 10 call and see us. and
our Goods buy or not buy.
To the Eadies we would say esreciaIy
come aud see, for we think our Stock, in
their line, can't be beat. There are very
material changes ia the styles OF Ladies'
Dress Goods, and we can assure YOU that we
wiII show you the very latest. Oar Bouurts
l"i which we have very large stock. of ev.
cry cost and uame.) we know are desirable.
and very chenp-@cheoper than They have
ever been.
For the Gentlemen we have com.
plete assortment to shew you, aud ouly ask
trial 10 ensure salcs-at least we are reody
ana ANXIOUS to meet you at our couuter, aud
argue the points. =. ".....
We would be glad to ernmera,e many Of
our Goods-bnt as the Printers say lhey
nave hard time, we won't tronbe them
here with particulars. Suffice it 10 saw that
we have the Goods, and think we can nIens go
III price and quaIity.if YOU will Just call and
see us. CALLENDfNE 81 NYE
Morgantown, April l6, '37.1
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Commissioners - Onacers or
WAY NkERqQDWo

A I County Court, held In and for Mo.
~ Mongolia County, April Term, 1857:
| ORDERED-That the following named
persons DO appointed as Commissioners to
superiptend, and officers to conduct, the
General Election TO be held in this county,
on the fourth Thursday in May next viz:
! At Jones'--Isaac Powell, Henry Watson,
| Moses. Steel, Nathaniel Reed and Henry
Barb, Commissioners; Samuel Hardin, or
ficer, L
Oseorn's -Capel Holland, Rich. Osborn,
James Watson, Jacob Cartwright. and VIM.
SquTes, Commissioners, VIM. Wilson, OFF.
Court. House Martin Calendinp, Nj. Y.
Wiley, X. l.. Berkshire, Angus. Raymond,
and James Prolzman, Commissioners; John
4. Fleming, officer. m
Gusemdns-Samuel Tibbs. Sam'l. Beall,
John w. Gusemau. lewis w. Runner and
Owen Dunn, Commits. .Edwin Clear, OFF n.
Ross's-Jacob Miller. Charles II. Burgess,
VIM. Swindler, Levi, Britt 4 Lanslott John,
Commiss'rs.; James Hare, Officer.
yLoftus's Rude, Jacob Le@ellin,
John Bowers. Thomas J. Duval and Thomas
Bell, Comm'rs.j Isaac F. RobSy, Officer.
Cushmans-Nlichael White. Dan'l. Du-
senbery,. John Saunders, Isaac Dean and
Joshua M, Davis, Commits; Thos. Lazeli,
IT., Officer
Casspille-Geo. Alexander, James Way,
Draper Cole, John LemIey and James Kelly,
Comm'rs.-; Reuben FInnelI, Officer.
Laurel Point Alfred c. Barker, Milton
Stewart, VIM. Fear, John Jemison and John
b: Lough, Commissioners; ia cob s. Barker,
| officer.
Cor's-.Levi J, Streish,, Caleb Price Eli.
sha Snider, James NJ. Price and John S.
Hood, Comm'rs.; James Steel, officer.
Observation-Disclosures Brown, WIN Price.
Lancaster Minor, John Wldman and Noah
Morris, Commits; AIpheus Garrison, officer
Iemant's-Richard B. Tenant, Jacob
Warner, ST., Levi Taught, Nmrod Tenant,
and Benjamin s. Wilson, Com missioners /;
Asa Tenant, Officer
Darrah's-Adam B. Tenant, John Shri-
yer. Alexander Eddy James Nj. LaZZell, and
John Anderson, Commissioners Eugenius
Harker, Officer.
Warren-Samuel Hinegardner, Hubarris
Rice, James Wise, Evan Taught & Jus,us
Garard, Commissioners John S. Lemley,
| Officer. Tesie:
Mayo, 1850. M. NJ. DENT, Clerk.
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M a R.RJED.

On Sunday, April 10, by F. Brock. Esq.
in Greene county, Pa, Mr.. ISAAC SIMMONS 10
Miss CATHARINE Moore, OF this county.
On Thursday, April 23d, by the same, Mr.
WILLIAM Moore TO Miss SARAH SHRIvER,
of this county.
On Tuesday, April 2sth. by the same, Mr..
JACOB Minor to Miss CATHARINE TnRALLs,
of This county.
On Thursday, March 2sth. by Rev. T. II.
Monroe, Mr.. WILLIAM M AcK, of Northamp.
ton county, Pa. to MIS-. ELIZABETH w. DEAN
OF this county.
May II, 1857, at Cedar Grove, Ka-
nawha county, Va, by the Rev. Dr..
Rufner, Rev. |. III. LEPs to Miss MARY
VANaILDER, formerly of this place.
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FERNS OF Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.

Maderd & IViison,) DURSUANT to Decree
Us. Il rendered in this cause
.. q {. Gld'ey. } at the April term, 1857, OF
the Circuit Court for Monongalia county, Va, /,
Lycurgus S. Ilough, Commissioner, will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door 10 Morgantown; on Monday, the 25th day
OF May next, certain tract of land in said d O.
cree mentioned, containing about 80 acres, Iy-
ing on the waters oil Deckers creek, about five
miles Southeast of Mofgantowh, formerly
known as the Joseph Hindman tract, and now
in the possession of said Gidleys.
Said sale to be on credit ofnine & eighteen
months, the purchaser giving bonds with secu-
rity Tor the payment of the purchase money,
bearing interest from the day of sale.
LYCURGUS S. HOUGH, Commissioner.
April 20, 1857. 96-5w
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SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Joseph He"asr'o" . o'aers,} PURSUANT to.
George Henderson 4 others the above case Al
the April term, 1897, OF the Circuit Court fol
Monongalia county, Va, |, EDGAR G. WILSON
as Commissioner, will proceed to sell on Mon-
day, the Goth day OF May next, it being a Cour,
day, at the Court House in Morgantown, to the
highest bidder, tho following lands and lots, bs-
ing the Real, Estate Of Joseph Henderson,
deceased, viz:
THE HOME FARM,
OF said Henderson, lying about two miles South
east of Morgantowh, Containing about 1927
acres. This tract will be sold in two separate
parcels, the one containing 2o2! acres, on which
rs situated comfortable farm house, barn and
other buildings, the late residence Of sal Hem
oerson. The other part containing loo acres,
with small house thereon. Also; one other
TRACT OF VALUABLE LAND,
lying ON the West aide fthe Monongahela river
about four miles below Morgantown, contain
ing 2o5 acres. This tract will also be sold in
two separate parcels, the upper one cont aiming
liz acres of land, on which is situated the prin-
cipal farm buildings, and the lower parcel con-
tanning 50 acres with small house thereon.
ALS0-0ne other tract ofland lying aboac2
miles North of Morgantown, containing 5915
acres.
ALSOAOnc lot Of ground containing acre
and 81 poles, on which is situated comfortable
brick house, lying on the West side Of the River
immediately opposite to Morgantown, and now
IN the possession of Philip ii. Keck, Esq.
Tne Sale will be upon a credit of six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty -four months, the purchas-
ers giving their bonds with good security for the
payment OF the purchase money, bearing int err
est from the day of sale, and lien retained un-
til payment made.
The foregoing lands and lot are valuable, and
the attendance of all persons desiring TO pur-
chase such property is requested.
EDGAR c. WILSON, Commissioner.
April 20, 1857. 95-5w
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TO THE LADIES!
Chalfant's Temple OG Fancy
. what charming sight, 'r.
How magnificent, ......
RnnuIiful In tho nxirnnnnl |

How magnificent,
Beautiful in the extreme !
Now my dear Mrs: You surely will ac-
company me, if nought but to feast thine eyes
upon this Temple of Fancy. Every thing is
there calculated to arrest the eye, and critical
judgment. Rich Gold Jewelry, mark ed by pu-
rity and excellence. Those splendid Bracelets,
rich, original and elegant. The assortment OF
Cameo, Gold and Gold Stone and MoZaic Jew
elry, is completes, and Hen so cheap. Oh YOU
should see those beautiful Ornaments for the
Hair. ..H "a. ssa.. ... ..
The golden bright, the raven curl, and silver
lock, form an Interesting link between youth
manhood and old age. Here all have their as
sociauons. Yet ngan--beaGtiiul silver plated
Casters, China, Vases, American, ohcmian &
Partisan Ornaments, Cologne, &C., elegantly
chaste. Dear, dear the Temple ia loaded with
fancy goods, Then again lot your eyes wander
from the Temple, but for moment and again
they are arrested by the beautiful assortment of
Glassware and Pcyiumery, scattered all around
the room. . ,...
Now my dear, get your purse--HE SELLS for
CASH only, therefore he Incurs no risk in sell
ing-tPay days you know are like visions at sea .
calculated TO lead the Mariner to distinctions !
and has no subsequent losses to make up; be.
sides, you certainly are aware ready cash in pur-
chases saves considerable per cent. Now YOUR
bonnet is adjusted, let us go where
or things of use and things ofsport,
The gay and curious there resort
Morgan,own, May 8. +. NJ. CHALFANT
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THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgativc pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe i'll its operation. This has
been prepared TO meet that demand, and an extern
syc trial of its virtues has concusivcly shown with
what success it 0ccomplishos the purpose designed
1t Is easy to make physical pill, but not easy to
make the best OF all pills ono which should have
none OF the objections, but all the advantages of
every other This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
ne public DECISION. 1t has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgative
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to tho bow
els. This Is NOT. Many of them produce SO much
gripping pain and reyusion in the system us to more
than countcrbalanCe the good to be derived from
them. These pills produce no irritation or pain.
unless 1t arise from previously existing obstruc
ton or arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no BARN can arise from their in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken juditously. Minute directions for their
pSe m the several diseases TO which they are ap.
pIca6e are given on the box. Among the COM
plants which have been speedily cured by them we
may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms
of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of An
pctte lastessness, lrrtaOility, Bilious Headache,
Bilious FcTor Fever and Ague Pain in the Sid,
and Loins for, in TRUTH all these arc but the con-
sequence of diseased action in tho liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Co.'S
tvencss' FILES, Colic, Dyscntery, Humors, Scroll
MA and Scuryy, Coils with soreness of tho BODY,
Ulcers and impurity OF the blood; in short any
and every case whcrh purFativc is required ~ ..
Ihey have also produced some singularly sue
i't 'tiit bOul, DTOpSy, Gravel,
krySpcias, Palpitation Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach, and eide They should he freely
hkcn i'll the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare tire system for the change of soasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action and restores the oppc-
tito and vigor They purify the blood, and by their
stin'uant action on the crculatory system, reno
Vate the strength OF. the body, and restore tho
wasted or diseased eporgics Of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
th"ngh no serious arrangement exists; but un
necessary dosing should ncvCr nc carried too far,
as every purgutiyc medicine reduces the strength.
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which
phyStc is required cannot be enumerated mere but
hey suggest themselves to the reason of every
body and it is confidently believed this min viii
answer bcttor purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available TO mankind When their
virtues are once known, the public will no Longer
oomot what remedy TO employ when in need OF 4
cathartic medicine.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of Decree of the Giro nj Cour IT
ID of Monongalia county, rendered at the
April Tern thereof, 1867, In tho case Of A. l..
Smith 4 Co. Us. Mccurdy, ct 81, we shall sell
on the public ground beiofo the Court. house in
Morgantown, Monongalia county, on the
Fourth Monday in Jsre, ae1t,
to the highest bidder at public auction, certain
tract or parcel ofland lying and being in Mon
ongalia county, Southeast Of Little Paw-paw,
beiug the Same which was conveyed to the afore-
said Benjamin McCurdy by Joseph Parker, con-
tanning - won 4la -
~ ACRES,
AESO, a certain other tract or parcel of land,
adjoining the aforesaid tract OF AZ acres, patent
ed TO said McCurdy, containing aas ''
SIXTY .4CRES,
by sstimat on--said tracts being the same which
were conveyed in trust TO benjamin Dorsey, jr.
to secure the payment OF debt to George ID.
Evans and others, by Deed of record in tho
Clerks Office OF MoH6ngals county, dated goth
September, 1870, reference to which is hereby
made for boundaries and more particular des-
cription of the premises, n small fraction orsaid
tracts, which will BIO Designated on the day of
sale, will be reserved from sale.
TERMs-On a crodit of six, twelve and eight
cen months, with interest from date, and bonds
with good security for tho payment Of the p1f-
chase money.
ALPHEUS +. RAYMOND,
w. L. WILEY,
May %, 1857. Commissioners.