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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-10-15
REID THIS.
MRS. JANE BEAR.

WILLIVER MANTUAWAKER,
Hna returned to Morgantown, and is prepared
to serve her former customers, and the public
generally. Residence on Front street, next
door North of the "Union," office.
October 8, 1858.
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TToLD YOUR HORSES !.--WHoA-p
IL HoA l-~Dop't he in hurry TO buy
Chadwick & Nephew's Goods

Will be here this week, and then you will wisl,
you had waited, you don'i wait.
splendid assortment of Dry Goods, GRO
'CERlES, and all sorts Of Fancy Il Staple q Gods,
III Lock a. our Goods, and IL they arc not
"loctle" better than you can buy anywhere else
for the same money, don't buy tbom.
~ Fol particular ncJt week. oct. ie.
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NAILS az IRON.

have contracted for, and received in par,
general assortment of Wheeling nails, Iron &c
winch viii sci at manufacturers prices adding
the carriage, for casl,. 20
Aug. 2, 1858. WIN. LAztER.
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ID emember Ike 18th OF Sept. 1855,

ID emember The 18th Of Sept. 1858,
III Remember the 18Th Of Sept. 1858;
Remember the 18th Of Sept. 1868;
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY,
FOR ON THAT VERY DAY, .
FOR ON THAT VERY Day,
FITCH & CHALFANT
FITCH & CHALFANT
FITCH s. ClIALFANT
ADOPT TIVE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
ADOPT THE CASH SYSTEM.
Ia so doing, we have no mathematical cal.
cu'a'ion' to make 10 prove its advantages
winch Is apparent to all, AMI has been bro.
ven III our midst 10 the satisfaction Of all
parties. We assure Won we adopl j, after
que consideration; and self preservation i'm.
rels nay FORCES US TO Adorr THE READY
PAY SYSTEM.
Our prices will be reduced 10 meet The
pressure OF the times
we reiuIn our thanks TO the public for
lhrlf liberal patronage and still hope by nj, /.
lention TO business and and splih, a, low
h2ureS TO merit continuance of the same.
w We desire to close orr books. lh.r,.
lore, oil having accounts with us will please
can and close mp the sumo. if You have no,
the money, we want your notes, for our
books must be closed.
Iemeinber The 10Th of September 1883;
For after that dale we sell for Ready Paw
FITCH & CIlALFANT.
Sept. 10, 1855 I6S.
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NEW FALL GOODS
lust Received at
ROGERS & EOGIx;,S

CASH AND READY PAY STORE. HA.
CANS MONONGALIA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
N STREETS.
On announcing the arrival OF our New
Large and Fashionable stock OF Fall and
Winter Goods, we return thanks to- the pub.
lie for the patronage SO literally bestowed
upon US heretofore, and now invite you 10
call and examine our New Stock, com prising
every variety Usually kept in this vicini.,;
embracing all the Newest styles Of Prints
and Ginghdms, Superb Delanes, beautiful
Cashmeres, fine Coburgs, brilliant Silks.
eliltering Satins, modest Debages. aud TO
which the attention of the ladies are par,c.
nlarly invited rs they will be sold very low
Tor Ready pny, only.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheetines. Shirngs, Tickings, Drillinss,
10, we invite the particular attention of
buyers to onr stot k, as we are offering them
al much reduced prices. Cloths, Cassimeres,
Of French. English and American fabric, o
variety of colors and patterns, all at such
reduced rates. Saiinets, Tweeds, Ves,ings,
&c, at prices that csnnot fail to please.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A large and varied assortment, well made
aud OF recent purchase in this line our stock
Is unsurpassed. either in quality price or du.
rabtlity. We have also large stock Of
youths, boys, and mems ~,
HATS IND CAPS,
70 which we invite your attention, together
with well assorted stock OF - 81.
BOOTS AND SHOES, ~
Of the best quality, consisting OF Mems,
Children and Ladies' wear. ts!.T
GROCERIES,, HARDWARE S,QUEEN.
WARE,
Which we are enabled 10 offer 10 our Gus.
toners al very snail advance on Cost, as
we sell our good only for Cash. .f
II would be useless for us to attempt an
enumeration OF every article comprising our
large and complete stock OF seasonal BILE Goods
we would therefore state, that being fully
Impressed with the runous polio, of The
Credit System" we have determined to
put down our goods TO the loves, profit and
sell them for Ready Pay only being satisfied
we can sell goods al least twenty. five per
cent lower in this way, and thus save our
own credit, and benefit those who want to
buy good Goods cheap and pay for them
CASH. DOWN. Yours,
ROGERS g. FOGLE.
Sept. oath, 1S5e-l70-lf.
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Robot n, Reed, >DURSUANT to Decree
against l. rendered in tho above
John +. Inskip and case by the Circuit Court
w. y. Inskip. Of Monongalia County,
will sell on the FOURTH MONDAY in NoyEM.
Der, 1868, at the Court house door in Morgan.
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AND STILL THEY COME.
AM still receiving goods from tho East and
Il selling as usual low for cash. Come on ey-
erybody. WIN. LAYER.
Sept. i7th, lS5S.-I69 :, .
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TIE ST. Paul Pioneer says that 40 Nor
IONS have arrived there from Salt Lake
City.
on the GOTH, Gen. Fillibus.er Walker
~. at the home Of his father, in Nash.
vile, Tenn.
Ir is estimated that each Of tho princi.
al hotels in Saratoga has this season real.
led let profit of $4,000.
A number of Mexican secret agents of
Santa Anna have arrived mt Charleston,
fs ropte for Vcra Cruz. They are we'll
supplied with gold.
The Minnesota Indians have made an
attack on the Pembina train, on its way
from st. Paul. Three of The men in
charge of the train were killed.
FROM reliable source we have informa.
ton that the Hon. VIM. Preston, of Ken.
,uoky, has received and accepted the APP
pOinimen: of Minister to Spain.
A gambling saloon, containing deal
table, on which was o lighted candle, an
old pair of scissors, TO-, was recently dis
covered in a sewer at Columbus, Ga.
The mortality from yellow fever in
New Orleans for the fourteen weeks end.
ing Sept. 20, was 3,l06.
ONLY three out of the twenty furnaces
in Schuylkill county, Pa, are reported
to be in operation. i
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New Time Table, B. and Q. R. R,

All trains make close connections both cas-,
and west of Wheeling and Baltimore, and the
express train connects al Grafton with the Par
Aers6urg tram.
august 81, 1853.
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HACK no FAIRMONT.

The subscriber will run an 4eeommoda.
ton Hack to and from Fairmont, as follows !;
Leave Morgantown about Ga. NJ. in time
10 connect with The oon:trains on the B. &
o. Railrosd.
Leave Fairmont after the arrival of said
noon trains.
The Hack will run tri.weekly-on Tues.
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
CANEY BRIGHT.
o Fare $l,25.
02~ The patronage Of the travelling com.
munity is respectfully solicited.
Sept. Oath l85s-l70.
Sugar, Glassware, Sc, &c.
~ just Received, Sugar, Glassware, &C.,
for sale cheap for Cash at
Sept. ~, 'bS-i7l LAZIER'S Store.
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THE TRACT or LAND

in said decree mentioned, or so much thereof
as may bo necessary TO satisfy the same, upon
credit Of o and Is months, tho purcha scr giving
bonds with good security, bearing interest from
day OF sale,
Said Tract Of Land contains about 500 acres,
and is situate on tho waters Of Dunkari creek i.
boyo West WarcS, and is valuable grazing
Farm. EDGAR G. WILSON,
+ Oetober8, 1S5S.~i7s. Truetee.
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$4,000 COPIES SOLD
DIR. LIVINGSTONE'S
Travels and Researches
OF SIXTEEN YEARS IN
THE WILDS OF SOUTH AFRICA.

TINHIS 10 a work OF thrilling adventures and
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and moro savage men. d.. Livingstone was a
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This work, in addition to it's interesting char
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OF
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". BRADLEY, Publisher,
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Copies sent by mail, free, on receipt Of the
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THE NEW, YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
Destroyed 0y Fire!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION is NOW AT THE
"BIG WINDOW
CALLENDINE Il NYE are now exhib-
ltin8 their New and. Fresh Stock of Eail and
Winter Goods; tho splendor of which is unsur-
passed by the annals of tho Mercantile trade of
Mergantown. Their stock coosists, in part, OF
LADIRs' DRESS GooDs, in every va
riaty Of style, fashion, quality, beauty & cheap
ness, to which we invite special attention.
Shawls for Gentlemen a large assortme mt
for Ladies Chinelle head dresses Nubius; Col
lars; Embroideries; Dress Trimmings; Fringes;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlsts, Shirt Cellars, Shirt
Fronts, &c.
Rem ainder neat Ueck
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at Ms days Market, reported By RAN
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CASH AND READY PAY STORE, HA,
CANS MONONGALiA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
STHEE'I'S
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
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Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT,
December 81, 1851
.ui s sa,a,sn, n,il n M OF Wednesday, March 81
Is5s for conveying the mails OF ihe on'eo ntA1s ot
four Year,, commencing July 1888 and .nd,ns 5ane
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HESTnrKY sl9Sr3lF TENNESSEE, MISSOURI IOWA, ILLl-
SoIs' INDIANA, MICHIGAN WISCONSIN, MIME
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E,auins carefully The forms and Instructions annsrsd)
,oo, From Montgomery by Fort Decatur, Uphanpe-,
wv S,hehaw. Notasuiga Loachapok-, Auburn, Ope-
ka, Yonges, Salem, Dover, and Grard TO Colum-
bus, Ga. o6l miles and hsck twice daily; with
branch from Opeliks, by Mount Jefferson end Gus
sets 10 West Point, Ga, sl4 miles and back, twice
daily
Leave Montgomery daily ut 20 m aud $50 M
Arrive at Columbus by m and 2 30am;
Leave CclgInbus naily at 10 IN and 30 PM
Arrive at montgomery by m and $50 M
Leave Opelika daily at m and q M;
Arrive at W West Point by 3.5J p nj and 3Oa 10;
Leave West Point daily at $50 m and 730 IN;
Arrive at Opslika by Al = andapua. gslt la
,oo2 From Mouteomery by'3ssep Osssk Fort Deposit
Butlera Sprisg, Udksrvills Bsfsa Corn, Stockton,
Honey Cut, and BiaAels, 10 Mobile 1871 niiee and
back daily; with eide supply of Gsssnriits daily,
ard Of pnlals, HICKORY Grovf, k3andy Ridge and
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Iol7 From TusAegea by Warrior Stand Hernaudo and
t-r 0neIry,o", 10 Eaon, 70 miles and back, twice .
Leave Tusksgee Wednesday and Saturday st m;
Arrive at Enon by N; ~ ~ ssssttt
Leave Enon Tuesday and F,idsy at 8 m;
1918 From Tuskrser, BY New n Potos to Society Hin, IS
miles and back, once v, ok.
Leiye Tuskegee fussdsy ~ pm;
Arrive at Society Hill by I m;
Leave Society Hin Tuesday at am
Arrive at Tuskegee by IL N.
7ols From Auburn 10 Society Irl IA miles and back
Lave Auburn Tuesday and Saturday atIpm;
Arrive stSociety Hill by 5 p m; a
Lssvs Society lfill Tuesday and Saturday at N;
1920 From Crawford, hy w.ush,ala, to Society Kill, le
ia miles and back, Once week. esss
Lravc Crawford Saturday at p IN;
Arrive ut Society Hill by 6 p N; 4s.
Leave Society Hill Saturday at am;
Arrive at Crawford by IL m.
1921 From Crawford, by amington and Girsrd to Co.
lumhas, Ga, IA miles and back, three times a
Leave Crawford Monday Wednesday aud Friday at
Arrive ! Columbus y ios ui
atsi!s II : 4 .st,.vs0ra u ), 81 ns, se,rs3
'oaa From oGH%sIs ao o b Seals Station ss A Col
+, ,H chapengggee q milsg and bach daily.
fssiv..so f..t ossn.ssgs;s fs ct. az y Fam
Arrive at ColInz6os Dsxt day BY II 10.
7o2a From Coium0uS ca By Waccoochee, Ala Me-
chsnicsylle and o:anirPa, to Ousseta, 81 miles
" and kMch, Oace Q week. y 50 ~ aaos5 ~
Leave Columbus Thursdsy at am lew
Arrive ~ yOunete by 2 ~; agif aeesT sssl
Leave CassetA Wednesday at7sD; "a fig1t
Arrive At CslumbuB by p m.oi elrh co.
1924 From Colunbus Ga ,rby Grsr, Ala, to Oswchee,
l8 ues and back, once week, :.
Leave Columbus Tuesdsy AZ Ga N;
nv Arrive at Oswichee BY IL .; tt3g
Leave Oswichee Tuesday at pm; 4t
. Arrive at Columbus by p pm
Louina posdrl, Wsdowst, Rockdsie, Q ikfusky,
Warren, Corn Grove, snd White Plaini, to Jack
ta sonville fOt miles and back, three times week
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Mile Buck Snor', and JerChot 70 Msrfoh, s3uai 10
80 miles and bach, ,oncea week. t1aA
Lave Marion Friday at 2 = m; s9srA4 @9f3 sss
Arrive at NJ .rion nextday by 81 m. eatiM
7l37 FROM Gre. nsboro, by Hollow Square, Euaw, Clin
ton Pleasant Ridge, Bridgevillr, and Piskmsvle
TO Columbus, Miss. 81 miles and bsck, daily.
Leave Greensboro daily at "A PM q gtiltk
"a Arr,ye nj Clinton next day by m, allowing thirty
minutes to change the mail at Evtaws s5a8
Leave Clinton daily at Al am Aaeaa stta5
Arrive eat Coumbus By ~ PM 1853 "a srflk
Leave Coambus daily atapn; isA e7rAi
Arr,vaat Clinton next day by Sami e eSagA
Leave Clin,ou daily at 9A I'm; s-.& r.st1 A.,
Arr We at rsenaboro by M allowing thirty min
u,ss n change the nail at Euaw. ts~ef
1893 From Clinton by Hopewe, Warsaw, and Cooks
vile, Miss, TO Macon, ~ miles and hsck, three
times week. s,,..t tsgtt III. j7fA
Leave Clinton Tuesday, Thursday, and sasardayM
SAM .fr4ta .1BITk
Arrive n, Macon by 6 PM; Ls,t
Lcs se Macon Monday, "Wednesday, asd Friday at 8
Arrive Mt Clinton by pm. .l ~t
3s Fom Gsuesv lie, By Slmierville TO Livingston 81
7'''r miles and back three times week ~ ~
Leave Gam ss s Tuesday, Thursdsy, and Satur-
Arrive At b'vings'on by Bpm;
Leave Livingston Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
., attain;
Arr.ve as sGsiucsvte byi pm.
I40 From Livingston, by Jcprss Bluff and Bogee to
Eu,aw, 30 n,ics and beck, twice week
Levc Livingston Monday and Thursday ATTAIN
Arrive at Eutaw by tpm 49,
Leave nu.,w Tues lay and Friday nt7am
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27s fR,mss X Rosa. M,eut Sssnp, R,sitv, Emory
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gan; pottfejl fir Sdr9eib .-0 lei afaqsi
Sud, @alEmrrfs, Sattinets, GtnrurIs, Gpt'
tcns6lanneiS benfaGs: Gin st6usen.
RES NiIcrtemrrt prn 2apics Su4s unp Nlsttue
GIoote, uno nate AT a . ....
. 500 S6apl8 Ypn alien Sarben unb
St9leS y .r
fIr tcinats bat6 Irtig -DcfQidtn fcrtia0cmathts
Stciotr fir etyrn bats prcif, UNI Elm SbeI ess &C.
itbdfts ortjrrerfnufan-ots aa rs
rusberr6Gc, RSfe, Sefen uno 1Deftcn,
far 20 Yrcynt ptni9cr ole 6tftn.-5ernr.
Bor!ufIIf I45nrr 3udcr an Gents bds 9funb,
better traunrr 3udrr s Gents, rpeisrr 3ufer
10 Cents, feRer gnTst t3 Gents per gfunr
unS Gcrrlt6sr UlclaGrs an ct per Quart
msrtS III AUDI Senis SyruP an t2l wertt
% Gents per Quart, anrrsr terrlider Sc'
nts.SYrup an 10 Gents. wrrtb Is Gents, 70
rpie aud 5trTurn, &as, Yfrii4IGnisc iebr i9Sn
unO wU9lfeiI.
aB bp Der 9rcgmGuli9s Gpt1I8 n,at6t Gin fsrtser
ponswura aus lcb we9sn feircm ,,8taicn" uno
,.Gistn," CT ii 70 gut tps sine Sttun9-Gs III dber
| oas game eane 6Stount saS Der Stcrp 70 mcblfdlS
Sitter otrtonft - 9Bsa, Id 9stt ntbts Drum cb id
| Ctn 9rc6mau.9sr cSsr Gin tlelnmiuLi9rr Gpdftb 9s'
nonnt msros, stna is bin tutihlcSln msinsn Srrun'
ben 81 fagtn Sas wsuu Fc Gofb batsn, ra6 fe natt
StoppS wchtftitcn 9'or9so Glcbr 9ebcn uno wGnu
iis fsus baasa bGS Fe ju 6ouft bIeibsn icItn. Der
5briSs
Spnas Spl&I9.
Drnmter 23 na5r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
Nete Gurrter.

Die llntrrjrianctrn sstsn bicrtur6 ibrrn Sreun-
ben uno einrm aQ8cmrinen 9utIitum bic Naas
ridt, bab lie neulia .-sa-.-
Sa5 Gurricr>Gjcl1ift, 1
In Der Stnbt gllrntdun brernnen batrn, uno ,rnr
an Der Stcae mo rIcIeS @cI6dft I6cn felt Sab.
rem bon gBiaiam @rim tetrieten mrrrsn lit
pceen Stcd iie tdufIi6 an fh sebradt batsn--
in Der 5dmtltcn StraBe, Sassnbuh'e @aftauIe
9r9cnttsr, ,-allpc te INNER ,HslaH #s
Gin SptlitdnbiBrS 2tiIprtcmrnt Stsrlrter,
Salbfellr, SbaaTclIe, 9iptb> unb D.
"E m @i9rnrSpbltebrr, s9-3 --.
unO fur, allies NaS In ifr 5a& cin1&l6st gum Grs
fauf auf Sdnb taltrn uno an ben alltrnispriallrn
prsiben srrfaufen rerben. af ~aH-FNI
R2-@ae @rtrn SGufe rctben INNER siranr,r.
men uro paftr ter btGNe MarttpreiS te,GbE..
Oils iunoc gInfdnser bitten ilr UNI ocaeisftn 3u-
ipru6, uuc Soiprs6cn atlrS MSgIitt ~ tbun UNI
cinen icncn 2nIprr6cnNen, binftni& Der prsiGe
uno bic @dte Der sSanrfn, ju trfrirpisen.
98aItrr S. Grim
-r Spirpb 9cdFr.
December Q. 1857 no3S9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-24
9(ubttprS<Nnseiae.

Sn bcm 8aiirnSeridt spn 2caa Co.
Sn rsr @etbe Ssr Saed,nuuo ron eomuct q. Silt.
fer, @rstutcr oss seen 9Biuens uno &stonletts ttt
pTitCrtsusu Sebn Sa9tr ketbin rru 5siectttrs
Saunfhip, ettba Gauntr.
limo nun Sauuar 49, 1853, ernonnte Sic Court
Charles S6ssr, ais 0noitcr, uui btfu9te Ssduune
GGerwItben, Uttr;uIttfctu uno Die GtrtAeiluns ees
8llauses, nod Gem gBIAsn oss ttla8tn 8triCrbt'
ner, ein3ptvtAttr. -...
es-T-A Nus ttn lirfunStn,
4s5fD 83cu9ts-S. 3anSndn, Sdr'
Dar untlt'cibuttt Quttcr, miro Dan TfItchtsn
Itiuer Grnrnnurs nohfcmnwn, ouf DcnntrIta9s pfn
25lsn Sftruar, u6hiltus, UNI 10 llbr @ermit'a9S
an Der Sfls ees 6. SR. Ruut, gsQy IN bet Rcro
7tcu Gtrafe, in etr Stnnt GGCutoun, o(rc fh alls
Snhrcftrts snfnrtn tSHnsn, wsun &c es alS nftbt9
erotbten. ~
,l- Gbarlte 5d9cr, aubitcr.
SsCruor 2. 1861 . rd''m