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Humphreys Homeopathic Remedies

The BEST, SAFEST, hosr EFFICIENT, AND usE>
Full FAMILY REhEbiEs NHowE. They have been
before the public Tor three years, aud have re-
ceived the unqualified Commentator Of the thou
sapda who have used them. They are put up
in neat cases with a book ofdirections, and it,
teen diilSrent specifics for the Of the follow
ing diseases, viz Ferers, congcstions and in
Gamaiiohs. 2. Worm Complaints, a. Saby's SUI
Je'fngs. 4. DidrrhGd end Su,pmer Compidint.--
o. Dysentdry. 6. Cho.erd,' cholera morbus 2.
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. s. Toothdche and Ncu-
raigidS. 0. Headaches. 10. Dyspepsia, peak and
acid stomach. II. Suppressed Scdnty or painful
,nenses. IL. Whites and female Weakness. 10.
Group. IA. Salt Rhcum. 10. rheumatism. -
Large boxes, each for the following + EVER
and AoUE; CATAnRH; Sore, WEAK, and MILAN
Ed EYES PILES, WHooPINo CouGI. ",r
= Price: Tho entire Set and Book, put up in
large. three dram Walls, 81 ; the numbered Box
cs and Book So large single boxes 90 cents ;
small do % cents. -,sc ,,,..... ..-,= :
IJ-Thcse remedies are promptly sent by mail
or express to any part ofi,he country on the re-
ceipt of the money. Numbars, omitted or dupli-
Gated to suit purchasers. Aaarean, }9.u
HUMPHREYS & PALMER,
On. 562 Broadway, New York.
July 20. l62 3mo
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IDUBEEC SALE.

The Subscriber will offer at Public Sale.
al his residence at the mouth Of Booths
Creek, four miles .soolh Of Morganlown, on
Thursday, Octots,. 21st,
the, following property, VIZ.
Two Horses, two good mich Cows,
Hogs, Wagon, Cart, Gears, &C., &c,
Also Household & Kitchen Furniture
IN great variety; also a large Lot Of
Logs, Plank, &c.
-. Sale to commence a, 9 o'clock, A. M.
N ~. months credit given on ell sums over
Five Dollars VIM D. SMITH
Ellington, Va, Oct. g.
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Fderal Court.

The United States Court adjourned
on Saturday last. The Grand Jury in.
dicted Postmaster at Sleepy Creek
Bridge, Morgan county. for opening
letters in his Office. So far as appears
no money was taken from letters by
him, but he seemed to be instigated by
nero curiosity. opening and reading
letters in the presence of different per.
sons. 1t was in evidence tina, he had
refused to mail letters left at the office.
claiming the right to exercise sound
discretioni in all mat,srs.pertaining to
his Office !--Staunton Spectator.
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NEW FALL GOODS
80 ga Just Received at
ROGERS e. EOGLE,S
HSV~ENS ~ FONNHE'Sl =.
CASH AND READY'PAY STORE, HA.
CANS, MON0NGALIA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH

CASH AND READY PAY STORE. .HA.
CANS, MONONGALIA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
An STREETS.
On announcing the arrival OF our New
Large and Fashion abe stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, we return thanks to the pub
JIG Tor the patronage SO literally bestowed
upon us heretofore, and now invite you 10
call and examine our New Stock, comprising
every variety usually KEEP, in tits vicinity;
embracing all the Newes, STYLES Of Prints
and Ginghams, Superb Delanes. beanifu
Cashmeres, fine Coburgs, brilliant Silks,
eli,teiifs Saiins, modest Debages, and to
which the attention OF the ladies are portic.
nlarly, invited as they will be sold very low
Tor Ready pay, only
3 DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheetings, Shir,ings, Tickings, Drilings,
&c, we invite the particular attention of
buyers to onr stock, as we are offering them
az much reduced prices. Cloths, Cassimeres,
OF FRENCH. English and American fabric, q
variety OF colors and patterns, all at such
reduced rates. Sa,inets, Tweeds, Veslngs
&c, al prices that csnno, fail 10 please.
READYMADE CLOTHING.
large aud varied assortment, well made
and OF recent purchase in this line Our stock
is unsurpassed. either in quality price or du.
raoility. 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
a.ea BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of the best qualify, consisting Of Mems
Children and Ladies wear. EaUa
GROCERIES, HARDWARE g. QUEEN
fs.ut lu .e.WARE,
WHICH we are enabled TO offer 10 our Gus.
toners AT very small advance on Cost, as
we sell our good only for Cash.
/, would be useless for us TO attempt an
enumeration OF every article, comprising our
large aud complete stock Of seasouable Goods
we would therefore sta that being fully
Impressed with the ruinous polio, of the
Credit System" we have determined. to
put down our goods TO the lowest profit and
sell them for Ready Pay only being satisfied
we can sell goods al least twenty five per
cen. lower in this way, and thus save our
own credit, and benefit those who want to
buy good Goods cheap and pay for them
ASH.DOWN. Yours,
.'.." ROGERS g. FOGLE.
Sept. Oath, l85S-l7O-tf.
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The YOUNG AMERICA

Clothing Store 70 all the rage, -
II surpasoee far the living age;
Being ono ofthe largest in the STATED
And selling goods at SO, low rate,
That all who call can easy buy,
and il they don't, can't he u why.
Listen and prepare your mind,
While call off the different kinds:-
COATS OF all descriptions, kinds and taste;
And style Of breast or length Of waist;
or all material, Frock and Dress,
And fit you, too, without distress.
PANTS comes next, which to 'nuttierate,
Would take man with pen and Stats,
From morn till night, with two minds,
10 cypher down tho dilforeht kinds.
Enough to say, will all supply,
With anything to suit ;heir eye;
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray,
am bound to "suit' you any way.
VESTS, astonishing to relate,
am ahead of all the State;
Velvetu, plain. plaid, stripped or blue,
Sdths OF ill kinds, figured silks too;
And many more--it is not worth while
To half describe the mons trous pile
SHIRTS OF linen, and MarseilIes too,
.lickones, Caiicoes, striped and blue.
Boaoms, Collars, Cfatats and Caps new.
Ilandkcrchiefs, Gloves, Rubber ers
g And the latest style of good double e I'D RS
BOYS CLOTHING, Coats, Vests and Pants,
cannot ut either grasshoPpefs or ants
But anything in human shape,
warrant a FIT up TO the tape;
Ana STICK to my motto of old
Ihat is--"not to be undeIsold.''
So come along, bring friend and phi,
But don't forget the "Ready Tin:o
a.. - 49,, d. II. STINE.
Morgantowh, Oct. IL, ls5s.-l74
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OUR BOOK Table.

Cooley, for November, is on hand. -
Embellishments unrivalled, as usual, and
fich!y diversified. Winter cloak patterns
for ladies, five of them, and cloaks that are
corn in the first circles. A Country House
rtinted in colors, &c. &c. Reading mat
'er fresh and racy.
RSy- You can have Godey's Magazine
aud our Union whole year for 1900
BE in hurry about il, and begin with
The New Year
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rnnM1ru1,,nrY

-, COMMUNICATE
DIED. October 9th, ri her fathers resi-
dence near this PLACE, Mrs. JEssET, wife Of
A. f. Lawhead, Esq, in The 28lh year Of
her age.
In the death of Mrs. L., we are called up.
on to witness one. of those mysterious Prov
licences which 10 our view, are so inscruta-
BILE. A young vile and mother, surrounded
with everything calculated TO make life de-.
stable, she was called away. After pro-
tfsclsd illness Of two months, which she
bore with christian patience and cheerful.
ness, as a wesfied child resting upon the bo.
som ola loved parent, she sweetly, calmly,
fell asleep in Jesu5.
Fora humber of years6he had been con.
sls,ent member Of the Presbyterian church,
during which time she WIS il, The habit OF
deyoiiug portion Of each day to secret
prayer and meditation on the Void Of God
But few hours before her death. while
the writer was repeating some Of the pre-.
cious promises OF the Gospel although shs
@as unable 10 speak, she gave most en-
pbalc assent TO their preciousness 10 her
soul. "She is not dead but sleepeth,p
II. w. b.
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"A RAILROAD 10 now approaching com.
pletion through Missouri which will
enable passengers TO GO from Boston to
Kansas in three days.
A GREAT Council ofths chiefs of the
Six Nation lndians, throughout tho Pro-
vinco of Canada. was recently hold at
Middleport. The Council was called
TO protest ag ainst the Indian civilization
act, aud also against the surrendering
the Indian lands. The meeting was
one of great interest to the inhabitant,
of tho vicinity.
Walter Savage Landor has taken i up
his residence at Genoa, where his family.
which is numerous. possess fine estate:
and one of the curious effects of the trial
Is, that it has led to reconcilia,;on
between the aged poe. and his wife.
AFTER separation of forty years.
A TYPoGsArmcAL PnopraY.-The
editor of the Signal tells story of a
lad III that Office that can 'distribaie"
and compose" 10000 "ems" of "bdr-
geois" in the recognized hours of q
working day..
President Benson writss from Ii.
IBERIA that the prospects of that colony
as cotton producing region are impro-
wing rapidly.
The cork tree is being extensively
cultivated In the neighborhood Of Gin
cinnati. Ten thousand cans of the a.
corn have been ordered for planting,
by growers.
r
LITTLE ELLA is the name given to an
infant prodigy in New York, who ro.
cites huge quantities OF poetry and prose
with apparen, intelligence and certainly
great ora,orical success. She is but
four years of age, and from all accounts
is remarkable phenomenon.
BIsHoP ScoTT.o i the Methodist Church,
writing from the vicinity of the Frazer
river gold mines says:
81 am not you know. tainer, and
my opinion 10 not worth much, but at
any rate have no motive to be partial;
and in my opinion will prove to be the
greatest hurhbGg Of the age, and that
many people will suffer to the last OK.
tretni,y. This waa my opinion before
left California, and have seen no re "a
! S"h ~ ShauSo u bluCe came mere, Dut
much to strengthenit. fear that som e
parties will have an awful account to
settle in regard TO this mater in q com.
ing day."
The following item in regard to the
Hog marker, is important -
About 1900 head Of hogs were sold
OF Cincinnati during The past week, at
IS so net, to be delivered the last two
weeks IN November and the first two
of December. There is some demand
Mt this rate. The Louisville Courier of
Wednesday notes the sale of 3 900 corn
fed hogs at 81 and Al net from the
| hooks.
MiLDEw.-t give my &ire's cure for
mildew In cotton. She had (thruugh
the negligence of hslp,J the worst case
of mildcw ever saw. She boiled the
article in lye, made of wood ashes,
then spread 1t out on the grass, e. posed
10 the sun. and kept it wet by sprink-
ling with I've and soft soap suds, until
the mildew entirely disappeared. There
is no hamb3g about this Rura, Ne.o
Yorker.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

virginia, sat- Rules teld in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court Of Mon
ongala comfy, on the Grst Monday in Sep.
tembef, 1858, ,,,u
Edgar G. Wilson, combpt ) ..
Us sr CHANCERY.
festus c. Pitcher, Ell al defts
The, object Of this suit is TO subject the
lands in the bill and proceedings Jienlioted
being part Of the Clinton Fufiiaace lands in
said county, OF Monongalia. TO the payment
OF The balance of The purchase money due
thereon. -. .sasg
And disappearing by tn affidavit fled IN
THIS cause that the defendant. Fes,us G.
Piicher IS no! an inhabItant of This State, il
IS oruefeo mat he 60 appear here within one
month after due qualifications of his order
and do what's netessaTy to protect his in I.
teresls herein. A copy-Tes,e,
tWilson. p. q.) LEWIS S, LAYTON.
Sept. oath l858-l70-5l. Clsrk.
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GEORGES CREEK ACADEMY,

SMlTHFIELD, FAYETTE COUNTY, PA. D..
f1NHE next session of this institution will open
II on the first Monday in Novem Der, and con .
tinue five months-2l weeks; one week Being
n vacation in the middle Of the term.
c. A. GILBERT, a. M, Principal, .. y... r
a; w. ROSS, A. b., Prof. Of Languages and
Mathematics.
TERMS-Preparatory Department, So ''
Academic " ,a $StoS $40
BoARDlNG--No student is allowed to board
at a tavern. Best boardhg can ye had at 81 %
TO 90 per week. - f., ". - ~
The Tuition will bo required to he paid or ar
ranged in adyanct -. : .
IL is expected that Mrs. S. +. T.. Gilbert will
assist in teaching, and Uther teachers will be
employed if.needed. .A.GILBERT.
Oct. ll-l7d-3t Sihithheld Fayette Co.. Pa.
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STocK CATTLE.-About two Thousand
or more stock cattle from Kentucky and
Tennessee have been brought into our
county during the last few weeks. We
learn that some Of our farmers have
made purchases at prices ranging from
81 to 3 cents. Owing TO the decline of
beef for some time past, and the scar.
city of provender, not so many were
aoid as usual. The remnant Of the
cattle vii be taken to Culpepper, Eau
quier and l.oudoun to be disposed Of
Orange Chronicle.
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4 FIZzLE. --oyerholt's "Registsr

4 notwithstanding "Register,"
at Kingwood, Preston county, has fszlcd
out, as We expected, and almost pfoaicted.
Well, it couldn't be otherwise. No man
can publish q country paper, Weekly, for
.oae Dollar a year, without cheating
himself and every body else
NO. IF our ncigbbors in Preston think
70 sustain paper Of their own, let them
employ q wide-awake Editor--.raise the
Price Of the paper-pay for it punc.ually,
aud then 60 ahead !
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Prom. wnshinKton.

ocToRER TO- Lent. Jones the bearer of
he Mexican dispatches has placed in the
possession Of the department. q letter from
lhe u. S. Consul at San Luis who describes
ne country as miserable in the extreme.
The report Of the recen; battle between vi
uuaurri and Mirramon was on very slender
Ussd n skirmsh may have taken place
on',lde the walls of San Luis Potosi but
o'hrg more. Still less was there pfobabi.
NY that MrfdmoH had committed suicide.
The navy department this morning ap.
pointed oil the remaining officers for the
n'azil aud Paraguay squadron. The vessels
AIRY one huudted and fifty thirty two pound.
s's and twcnt.one nine inch glns, besides
'qortors,
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SWAIM'S CELEBRATED pANACEA,,

DNhlDl . CELEDlChl I'D PANACEA,
For the cure OF Scrofula, General Debility,
and az diseases arising from Impurities ofthn
blood and tho effects ofMeTcury.
Swaim's panacea has been for more than thir-
ty-fve years celebrated in this country and in
Europc&icr its extraordinary cures, some OF
whIch age tpo irightinl for general publication,
where tho patients have been almost eaten III,
with scrofaa, and wsro acemedI iucurable by
physicians. ,s -. s.ite.,..u
Il has been used in hospitals and private prac-
ucc, and has been recomlne nded by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among othsrs, by W. 6. Gibson, M. d.,
Prof. OF SurgcIys Penn! University Valentine
Mott, M. ID; ,'f,of. OF Surgery, MY. UNIVERSE
y; w. ~. Devices, nj. d., PROT Mid. Penn. u
DIVERSITY; n. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof of Physic,
Penn. University; II. .Parkc, NJ. D., Presid ent
College Physiciuns, Philadelphia. 80
The wonderful cures effected by Swams Pam
coca have for many years made il an invaluo-
bic remedy and have occasioned unprinciplcd
persons to initiate IL, and this impose on the
diseased and afflicted. Almost daily We are
informed of several who have been dec cived in
this city. 2. . ..'
SSaim's ranacea is in round bottles, fu,cd
t an she with the following letters blown
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Hayng the name of JAS SWAIN stamped on
tho sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing the cork, and a splendid engraving on tho
SIDE Of tho bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
."to NnnS'a,oisJ III INC cehpe OF whlch Is a por-
trai: OF the late WIN. Swain, Copyright secur-
ed.) .r' "' zero. a. r',.t,' Hu''',o
d IL persons, purchasing the 'Panacea will DO
careful to observe the above scagtion, and that
the name S,oaim is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon n',"... .'..,.r..'.
Prepared only n. Swaim's Laboratory. tho
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chasnu,
Philadelphia, and sold by ali drugg,s,s 10 tho
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE Z. 81.
sCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO,
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
emo l4S-April 90, 1855,
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THE TRACT OF LAND
mo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, odve,u.,

rVNO CoNsUMPTIvt;s.---T advertiser
Lhsying been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after, haying
suffered several years with aseyere Lung 1Gsct-
ion, and that dread disease, ConsOmptio on -
is anxiops to inake.kuown to his fellow suffer.
crs the means Of euro. To ALI who desire II, o
VIII send tho prescription used (reeg OF caaRGe J
With directions lorprepating and using tho same
which they will find sure Crfo fBr GuSsUnp.
rtos, Asruaa, BRoNontrts, &C., The only OBJ
Jectof tho advertiser in sending the prosctip-
ton Is to benefit tho afflicted, andthc hopes oy-
cry sufferer will Try his remedy, as il will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. Par.
ties wishing tho prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Wilismsborsh, Long island.
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oBIT u A 7.
For the American Union
DHED !:

In New Orleans, Sept Oath, 1868, Mr..
john Il. PoINIER, il the SD year of his
age. At very early age he professed
his faith in Christ, by uniting With the
Bnon afterwards the Firs,) Baptist Oh.
in Cincinnati. Shortly after the organi-
cation of the 9th Street Baptist church, he
transferred his membership to that, aud
was soon elected a Deacon, which Office he
filled until his death, and in which she
purchased to himself a good degree, and
great boldness in the faith which is in
Christ Jesus" He had hoped to serve
the Lord In the work of the Gospel Min.
istry, but was prevented by failing health
from prosecuting his studies. Turned thus
aside from his chosen work, he endeavor-
cd faithfully to serve the Lord in all his
#ays, and cotiseorated his sons, in their
childhood, to the ministry, making it n
subject of earnest prayer that God would
incline their hearts to The work. For sew
eral years his Health had been much i'm
paired, but for the few months Before his
death it had been improving; and altho'
he had throughout his Christian life been
actively engaged and zoalously in doing
hisMaster' work, yet the closing nome nts
were marked with. evident and rapid
growth in grace. He seemed to Bio drawn
nearer than ever to the Saviour, Che ties
that bound him to earth appeared to be
looscned, and his affections were conferred
in Heaven. Though exposed to pesti-
lehce, and surrounded with the dead and
the dying, he was unusually cheerful and
happy, spending much time ia visiting
the sick and comforting the afflicted. We
mourn, bot ID hope Of the resurrection,
IT, w. b.
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Cabinet Makef and Undertaken;

II AMES A. DAVIS takes this m ethod of in>
O forming the readers Of the {" Union, and
public generally, that he continues TO Manufac-
ture all articles in the Misunderstanding line
at his Shop on Main street.
Bureaus. Lounges. Wdrdrobes, BEDTEADS
Of all kinds, Tables. Stands. &c., &C..
made Of the latest style, of the best material,
and with prompt despatch.
He also manufactures collins o + all kinds Il cops
neat HEARSE, and, will attend funertls 10
town or country. - JAMES A. DAVIS.
Morgantowi, Oct 22,-174-3t.
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S.aEE or
REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of decree of the circuit
Court Of Monongalia County, rendered at
The Spring Term 1858. in the case of Edith
Dancer, Administrative with The WILL annex
ed oil Charles s. Dancer, decd, against Sim
con H. Dancer q Others, shall, as Commits.
si9ncr appointed for the purpose, proceed TO
sell at public auction, IN front Of iho Court.
house ~ Morgantown, on the
M Monday Of Octobo2, 1855.
tbcing a ouftbay5 to Tie hishes, hdGer.
op a credit OF 8. IL aud Is months, he ltaci
Of Land 10 The Bill aud proceedings. in said
cause described being certain trac, con
,ai.ping about ytonrteea acres (n1me por lpss)
adjoining lands Of JOHN Ramsey, and others
~ sad county, now Ia the poSbession Of Ze
- Rsfrsey ! and fke saIno trsct waS convey
ed 70 Chatics 2. Dancer, deed Dy Jesse Dan.
Ger, ,deci. The purchaser viii be tequirod
to give bond, bearing interest from date
wth good socnri,y lor the purchase money.
ana a lien viii also be retained for the same
on The said tract Of land.
X. J., BERKSHIRE,
Sept. 2is' is5sl1o Commissioned
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
Dest,'oyeay UE Fire!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION rs NOW AT THE
uBIG WINDOW .,

=.
CALLENpINE & NYE are now exhib-
iting their New and Fresh Stock of Eall and
Winter Goods the splendor of which is unsur,
passed by the annals of the Mercantile trade of
Mergantowh. Their stock consists, in part, or
LADIES DRESS GooDs, in every va
riety Of style, fashion, quality, beauty choa p
ness, to which we invite special attention.
Shawls for Gentlemen; a large assortment
for LADIES' Chinelle head dresses Nubius, oil
lars; Embroideriesj Dress Trimmings; Fringes,
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Shirt Cellars, Shirt
Fronts, &c. ..a sa7a,A
Gentlemen's Wear, or all kinds, in the piece
and ready made; consisting of Cloth, Cashmere
Sattnets, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, &c.
1000 YARDS CARPETING.-The largest us-
sortment of Competing ever brought to this town
unusually cheap, bought at Auction.
i, SHOES and BOOTS--A largo assortment of
the best city made for Ladies, Gents, Youths,
Misses and Children.
B0NNETSs-City made--velvet, Crane, &c.
general assortment; Rushes, Flowers, &C,
LADIES' Dross Caps, ,Mohait Caps, beautiful
Wall Paper, Blind Paper, Stationary, &c. .,
GROCERIE,S-- Teas, Cheapest
ever offered in this market !; bought of the Jar
gest tea importing House in the city. Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Table Syrup, Spices, &c.
QAeenssoars, HafatDdrs, GlasaiOare,
Wooden Ware, Baskets, DC, De-.
DYE-STUFFS, Oils, Paints, Turpen,ihe, &C.,
IN snort, the assortment is large and complete
and the prices so low, and the terms so liberal
which are so liberal as follows Our terms are
Cash, or three months credit on bills not pa ut
the timo the purchase is made.
we arc thankfuito our old friends and patrons
Tor theirJiberal patronage and kindness to us
heretofore. We again Invite their especial ST.
teption, and the community generally, to call
ana see us; we will take pleasure in sho wing
you our goods, and giving satsia elton general
ly. CALLENDlNE & NYE:
MoTgantown, Oct. %, 1gb3-l75
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A New Era has Dawned Upon Us.
6tASH SYSTEM. AB0PTEb, And in

- successful operation. J, ., y /. ~.
a firm plank in the platform ofh,siness,
Erected,by FITCH & CHALFANT... =
They make no accounts yable to-mor.
row, Saturday evening OF III Il day or two
ior"suca promises arerarely fulfilled But
they sell alone for cash in hand or its equiv
aehi. Therefore take noticsi bear in mind;
Our Terms are strictly CASH! Our terms
are Cash are Cash are-Cash! Cisu !
CASH!i
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MALES g. HKgOY.

n hare Contracted for, nd received in pau
general assoitrieito Of Wheeling nails, Iron SO
which VIII sell at manufacturers prices adding
the carriage, for cash. '' a
Aug. 2, 1858. WIN. LhZIER.
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JOSEPH Es. IaATs9Es,s.

A CStiS- Sl'N, Hilu ohiNh vi I'm a IL
Il GPAaNTELs.. Morgantown. Va. - ,
SHOP-0gr door South of The Postofiice
up Stats. GLAZING, PAPER HANGING
and Carriages Painting attended to in all its
branches MILL BRANDS cut in the best
style OF the art All orders from the coun.
try promptly filed.
Sept. 10, 1851.