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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
TERMS IN ADVANCE +.


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~ 90 90 do 100 90 each
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90 Gold Watches rs 90 each
DO DO 80 90 each
100 do 80 90 each
900 Ladies gold watches % 90 each
200 Sil5cr Hunting cascd watches 80 90 each
ooO SILVER Watches SO 90 to 90 90 each
1000 Gold, Guard Vest and
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1000 Gold pons and Pencils 6 90 TO Is 90 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Breaches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sloeqe Buttons, Rings,
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and silver Thin.
bles, and variety OF other articles worth from 90
cou,s to SO 90 each.
On receipt of the subscf ption money, the sub
scribcr's nano will be entered upon our books
opposite number. aud the gift corresponding ,
with that number will BIO forwarded within cnes
week TO him, by mail or cypress, post pdia.
There isncithor humbug nor lottery about tho !
above, as every subscriber is sure Ola Prize Off
value. We prefer TO make this very ipcrala
distribution among them Instead OF giving al
a large commission TO Agents, giving to thcs
subscriber the amount that would go 20 The a Il
CONT, and in many cases a hundred fold more Z
DJ'Ai communications should be add ressed1
10 DANIEL ADEg, Publisher, 1
May 2S-ly I'll Centre street, New YORK.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

PAPER, Fitch 4 Chalfant have Just
received supply of choice Cap, Post
and Commercial Notc Paper, which is
going of rapidly. If you want the
article, call soon.
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"A New Era has Dawned Upon Us.

"A New Era has Dawned Upon Us.
GtASH SYSTEM ADOPTED, And id
" successful operation.
A firm plank in the platform of business,
Erected by FITCH & CHALFANT
They make no accounts, payable to.mor.
row, Saturday evening OF in a day or two
for such promises ate rarely fulfilled. But
they sell alone for cash in hand or its equiv
olent. Therefore take notice; bear in mind;
Our Terms are strictly CASH! Our terms
are Cash are Cash ! are---Cash CASH!
CASH 49, .. ...r
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THE UNION.
MoRGANToWN. NOV. s, 1863.

EsS- We are having frequent show
crs of rain, which make noticeable
Improvement in the appearance of the
wheat fields, and of our long PROSTATE
River. 1t is hoped that the springs
and wells will soon share the benefit of
this reviying influence from the clouds.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05

And tho various affections consequent upon a
DISORDERED STOMACH or LIVER.
Such ms Indigestion, Acidity Of the stomach,
Coiicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of appetite,
Dependency, Costiyeness, Blind and bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neural
gic affections, il has in numerous instance prov
cd highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cded cure.
This is n purely vegetable compound, prepa-
red on strictly scientific principles after the
manner OF the celebrated Holland Professor Bo.
erhaye. Because Gifts groat success in most
of tho European States, its introduction into
the Unitod States was intended more especially
for those of our fatherland, scattered here and
there over the face OF this mighty country
Meeting with great success among thom, | now
offer il to the American public, knowing that
it's truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
acknowledged.
1t is pasticularly recotnen ded 70 those per.
sons whose constitutions may have been imp air
ed by the continuous nso OF ardent spirits or
other forms of dissipation. Generally instpnta>
neous in its effects il finds ite way directly 10
the scat Of life, thrilling and quickenng every
nerve, raising up the dropping spirits, aud, in
fact, inlusng new health and Sgor into tho
system.
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma
has induced many limitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing. BE not per-
suadcd to buy anything else until you have Boz
| erhage's Holland Ditt6rs fair trial. One bot
tie will convince yoa how infinitely superior it
| 10 to all limitations.
| It'sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for So
| by the SOLE ruoPRIEToRs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., e. Co.,
| MANUFACTURING
| PHARMhCEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
| PITTSBURG, Pa.
| r. w. Dyot, & Sons, pbadclphs, Barns &
| Park, New York, John y. Park, Cincinnati,
Barnard, Adams g. Co., ST. Louis, and by drug.
| gists and Merchants generally throughout tho
! United states and Canadas.
Sold 6y FITCH & CHAtFANNT, Morgan.
!own, w. Oct. 30, 1S58~f71.
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METCALF HOUSE,
LATE MONROE HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN AND MADISON Sts.,
Just opposite the Suspension Bridge.
WuJEEguNn VA

q. 4. METCALF, Proprietor.
'ENHlS old and well known house has been
Il ieased by me Tor term of years, and has
been thoroughly reftted. Its accommodations
are OF the best order tor passengers and travel
iers either by public or private conveyance, hay-
ing extensive .stabling attached.
Oct. 90. 1888 LIZ
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u. l.. FoARNE&TOCK.
sIEsOONs! EsEsOOMs!

QAA BRO0MS. on hand, and for osle
OOV ut from Il 10 20 cents each by
the half dozen OF dozen by
CHADWICK g. NEPHEW.
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MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
O. III re CT IL KNG OIL,
IOr Man and BeaSt,

Has been before the public for more than 90
years, and is 1eservedly popular.
Extract of letter from DR.. T.. Pattce. dated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

OFFICE OF THR NEw YORK Ann NEW HAVE
~ Railroad Company, Twenty seventh street AMI Fof
Rvcnue-New York, October ~, M5s.-No,ce. nauRf
time of the New YORK and Boston express train. On
Monday, November l. the evening express train Tor Boot
via New Haven, Hartford and Springfield will leave rwen
seventh street and Fourth avenue at 245 NJ instead o4
Pm ', ii. HVYT, sup
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RAILROADS.


IN SUMNER ARRtrcvnyrr
Commencing Monday Sept 10 HP
Trains leave depot corner Of White and Centre Sew
yorh Al 6s NJ, White Plains train stop ping al All rsuous
Trsins leave DEPOT corner o. Twenty six street ard rourh
All stations $50 A. NJ, mail train stopping nj Wpiamsbri
and stations north; II A. NJ wilamshridge stpina At ~
stations II 30 A. NJ White Plains train, stopping al all ssai
sSp winansbridse stopping 4. al stations; p NJ De
Plains stopping ri all stations; r. NJ White Plains. ster
ping all stations above winamsbridge $40 william,
bridge, stopping at all s,aons $50 r ~ wllsmshrdse SC
ping ut all astiona.
Resurning-kesve Chatham Four CORNERS IL 30 p NJ MAJ
train, stopping Wismsbrdge White Plains All stats
north. WIN J. CAMPBELL. Superintendent
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SHIPPING.

UyHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAM.
shps between New York, souhampton, Havre and Bro
From New York for South | Bremen for Southampton
ampon Havre and Bremen. Southampton for New York.
1HNDERBIiTi . ...... So c y. Dec Is Dec -
These steamships have water tight compartments, and CARY
able surgeons
Price OF passage per Vanderbilt arst cabin 500 and S2
second cabin go Ariel first cabin, $780, second cabin ~
third cabin $50.
Certificates issued for passage from Europe
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
D. TORRANCE No. Bowling Green New York.
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N. o. ROBERTS, Agent.

dor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, NOVEMBER 6-THE
Il steamship SuWANEE Capt W. II. Talbot, having
ceved boilers and been put in perfect order VIII
pier No North New Orleans direct Saturday,
November6 r. NJ She viii commence receiving freight
Monday, November Passage cabin $40 seerage so.
Freight IS cents cubic foot For freight apply
on board or 70 CHAS MORGAN, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-01

ON BARRELS SUPERIOR OLD VIRGINIA NOUN
suit pnrchssers whiskey manufactured from rur,s
rye md malt and by the delicate favored 81 any
vbiekey offered sale IN this market
DANIEL SANFORD. 26 Front street.
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INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.


a LARGE NUMBER or WOMEN AND GIRLS WANT.
~ ed daily IN good situations ready good wages
IT'S and country Tor FIRST class fame. several
" wanted Inquire the Institute Home
for Domestic, l3s llth St, corner ~ ch
IL FAMILIES WANTING GOOD SERVANTS rvpE.
"A diatey call al The large institute home for domssics
~ 18th VI th This home
dance civil capable help to ALL Conducted BY respecta
be American LADY. .hargss very moderate.
A LAUNDRESs CPRoTESTANT). CTIAMBERNArD AND
IN English Scotch. also competent nurse and
ssnlaker wanted immedairly highest wages Apply
WESLENs select female employment ONCE, 2z 9Th ay
80 st. A lady IN attendance
FAMILIES AND HOTELS IN WANT or GOOD 10.
nestle female help, will always find a good lection ~
English, scotch aud Irish coachmen
gardeners, farmers aud aborers Al NORRIS COHvERr
cos, ia Broadway, up stairs, terms moderate
T AIDES IN WANT or GOOD DOuEsTTCs WILL FIND
L. the best IN the city, from the best of families, at Mrs
NvRKsTONs Office ~ Fourth avenue. where adj
ned without good reference Ladies may rely best Of
help.
NEW AND SELECT EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 70 UUD
~ son s,reet-Employers will be supplied with competent
male and female help, and applicants with good
CrRvaNTs GOOD DOvESTTCs. WHOSE cIIsRAc
- ters and qualifications have been thoroughly investigated
also number 81 German and French girls be obtained
House Fiehs street, between Third FDarh avenues
isdy speaking the German Fren-h languages IN auen
dance.
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.

United States Mail Hne.
The favorie steamship FLORIDA, Captain j. Crowell,
will leave Saturday, Nov g. at p NJ, from pier No 4,
North river Through tickets following
places, fare as low by any other from New
York 10 Savannah; accommodations SUPERIOR
New York New Orleans $50 So Mobile $35 Montgomery,
Ala 800 Atlanta Ca S2S, Albany, Ca, S24; Columbia Ca,
S23; Macon, Ca, 81; Savannah. SIS.
BPersons wishing through tickets must apply one hour
before the departure For freight passage
apply TO SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL. a son. Is Broadway.
The rates freight by this will be 10 per foot
for goods, other articles In proportion.
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House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, Feb. >. 1855.
tFCoMTLDy CONSTITUTION A sstscT
The galleries Of the House crovded-mors than
any prev occasion-ncuding many ladies'.
The srrsKrR announced the pending proposition 70 be
secondins the demand for the previous queoo The
several refer Presidents special Kansas
message
The demand for the previous question was seconded BY
llo against les.
Mr.. wisuBrRS opp Of No, demanded the yeas snd
nays, wishing the question decided instead OF by
teliere.
Mr.. BARkspsix, (adm.) Of Miss-Tha.'s violation Of
the contract heretofore agreed on.
Mr.. FLoREsc7, (sdm.) of Pa-Yes, clearly.
Mr.. washburn did not press hs motion
The main question was ordered 10 be put, by vote OF
yeas 1l3, nays l07.
The result OF this vote was watched BY everybody with
extreme anxiety.
The next question announced to he Mr stephens
motion 70 refer the message 10 the Committee Terrific
res.
Disagreed 10, by 1l3 against ia.
The next question announced was on agreeing the
amendment Of Mr. Harris, Of nj providing for referring
the message TO a select committee Of fifteen.
Mr.. CLARK, (adun) Of ~ ", asked to be excused from
voting, the ground that vote in the affirmative would
be Inconsistent with those he lad just given, and that
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MAILS FOR CENTRAL AMERICA-PACIFIC SLOPE.

MAILS FOR CENTRAL AMERICA-PACIFIC SLOPE.
The Post Office Department has made arrange
ments for despatching regular monthly mail to
San Jose de Guatemala La Union Acajuta Realejo,
San Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas, seaports on
the Pacific side of Central America. This mail is
made up and despatched by the New York and New
Orleans Post Offices, by the California mail steamers
Of the 9Th of each month"; and il forwarded from
Panama 70 its destination by the steamship Colum
bus, belonging TO the Panama Railroad Company.
Besides the seaports above named letters may be
forwarded by this mail to the following inland towns
in Central America, namely :-Esquintla, La An
itgua, Guatemala, Quesaltenango, and other places
in Guatemala on the Pacific side; San Miguel, San
Vicente, Cojutepeque, Sousonate, San Salvador and
other places in Salvador the Pacific side; ANA
pula Osla de Tgre) and Comayagua in Honduras;
Chinandega, Leon, Managua, Massaya, Virgin Bay,
Rvas Granada, and other places in Nicaragua; San
Jose de Costa Rica, Rca, Cartago, Alajuela Herda,
Esparsa, San Mateo, Ortenas. and other places in
Costa Rica.
The United States postage must be prepaid, which
ten cents the single letter when the distance from
the mailing Office to the place of destination is under
$500 miles, and twenty cents when the distance is
over 800 miles.
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uR e4SKRAL s,wspAPlR DEsrAIcH.

WASHINGTON, Feb 8, 1865
General Calhoun preparing statement 10 the publtc
relative 10 Kansas affairs. lie has said In conversation
With his friends and may repeat II in his address, that no
did vote in the Convention 10 submit the entire consiu
ton but defeated, and then for a vote the
slavery article, and ths, there attempt praoace
deception upon him the from Delaware Cross
ing but that tho returns from Delaware Crossing give
the Legislature TO the free state party Ho opinion
that this leaves for contention, there every
probability that proposition will BE offered In the Senate
from the Iecompton democratic sie at the proper time
emphacsliy and distinctly recognizing the right Of the
people or Kansas alter their constitution whenever they
sec proper anything in the Lecompon constitution to the
contrary notwithstanding.
The Board 10 prepare the code Of regulations FOR the
government Of the navy, which commenced s sessions
on the 10th August last, win finish its labors about the
Las, Of this month These regulations have been prepared
with the greatest care and by some OF the most expert
cncci officers Of tho navy, and will embrace upwards Of
two hundred and CITY Ordinary pages Of printed matter
The United STATES s,oresbp Relief, In prepara
Q. the Brooklyn Navy Yard 70 join the Home squadron has
been assigned the following officers Lieutenant Com
mandins strong: First Lieutenant Mclaughlin; Second
Lieutenant Low and Tsrd cutcrants March and Thorn
son These officers excepting strong, arc the first placed
active duty since the proceedings Of the Naval Retiring
Board Of Inquiry and the Senate the cases OF thos
affected by the late Sfva Retiring Board
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Literary md sci.ntidc Intelligence.

Alfred Maury of Paris, OF the leading contrbu-
tors to the lately published Of Mott and Gidjoo,
Indigenous Races OF the Earth &c - has been elected
member Of the Institute OF France. This considered
triumph Of the modern school OF ethnologsts Of which
N. Maury is leading me nber.
A certain NJ Cesar Daily, Just returned FROM Central
America, about bringing out great work American
Antiquities in Paris
NJ Prisse dAsennes, author and illustrator Of the mag
years ego, by Madden OF London, bringing out
an equally splendid and elaborate work, History OF
Egyptian Art under the auspices Of the Emperor.
A new and curious work is announced AS in press by
Trubner OF London by fellow citizen, Mr. Squor, and
NJ Aubip f Paris, Mexican and Central American hic
roslyphica Nss n contain less than seven hts
oricsi Mexican manuscripts paintings hitherto unpub
lished.
Mr.. Buckingham Smith, able and intelligent Secre
ary Of Legation at Madrid has just published in ihs,
city vol l. Of valuable collection, the original spanish
Of early unpublished docu nens relative 70 the history
&C Of Florida, Louisian,, New Mexico and Cuba. IA all
tnefe wide districts have become, will soon become
parts OF the United States their early Spanish history VIII
form part Of the history Of the country ITSELF and must
be studied In connection With H. In this sense these docu
ments, interesting n themselves, must be Invaluable "
the student OF history.
Vol VI O, Schoocraft's "Hstorical Note. ON the Hs
tory Condition, &C, OF the Indian Tribes o. the United
states &cn published under the auspices OF the India
Buresu and at the expense o the government will
he issued from the press. II will contain portrait OF s
distinguished suthor-we informed if inserted At
the request or at The expense Of the government
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ho-o
an Investigation made which should be by the Commiaee
The House refused TO excuse him. BY vote OF ~ against
100
hI Sa'SsoAlE moved to lay Mr. HArris amsnom '"' Oh
me 'sele
with the previously ssssS tho
standing was by universal consent.
Mr. sAvscn, adm Of Tenn, did not think the motion
ay on inc taoe would be Inconsistent with saa Se
House:
M Harrss s., amendment was then carried BY vote OF
'4 4Ss ss.os. 1osrav m ors tho , NJ, arris
proposition 70 refer the Presidents message and the I
compton con. tNa'Tn To- select committee OF arssn q.
Burlh game Burroughs, Campbell Ca-e, Chafee, Chap
man, Cark, Jr OF Connecticut, Ciawson, Cocnranc,
namrell, Davis OF Maryland Davis of Indiana Davis Of
Massachuseus, Davis or Iowa, Dawes, Dean, l,ewart
Foley Foster Giddings Gilman Gooch, Good win, Granger
Groesoeck Grow, Hall OF Ohio, Hall OF Massachusetts,
Harlan harrg OF Illinois, Haskin, HEX man,
Kilgore, Knapp, Kunke of Pennsylvania, lawrence
Leach Leiter loveJoy, Mckbben, Marshall OF ILLINOIS,
Montgomery, Morgan, horrel, Morris OF Pennsyivania
MOTIFS OF LIMOS Morse OF Maine, Morse of New YORK
Mott, Murray, NolacK, Nichols, DIN, Palmer Parker,
Petit, Pike, Pole Potter Richie Robbins, Roberts,
Royce, Shaw OF Illinois, sherman OF New York, sherman
OF ONO smith OF ILLINOIS, spinner stanton, stewart Of
Pennsy vapia, lappan Thayer, Thompson, rompklns,
consm, Washourne oil Illinois, Washburn ofMane, wilson,
Wood.
NAYS Messrs Ahl, Anderson, Arnold Adkins, Avery,
Barksdae Bishop, Bocock Bowie, Boyce, Branch, Bryao
Burnett, BurDs, Caskie Clark Of Mo- Clay, Clemens,
CmemaD, Cobb, John Cochrane OF N. Y, Corning,
Craig o. Mo-, Craige OF N. c. Crawford, Curry, David
son, Davis OF Miss, Dimmick, Dowd,l, Ed
mupdson, Elliott, Eusts, Faulkner, Florence,
Garnet, ellis, Goode, Greenwood, Gregg, Hatch,
Hawkins, Hl Hopkins, Houston, Hughes,
Huyer Jackson Jenkins, Jewett Jones Of Tennessee,
CLANCY jones' Keii, Kelly, Kunkel of Marylan Lamar,
Iandy Letcher Maclay, Mcqueen Marsha Of Kentucky,
Mason Maynard, Miles, Miller Mison Moore, Pendletoa,
Peyton, Phelps, Philips, Powell, Qutman, Ready,
Reagan, Rcaud, Ruffin Russell, Sandidge, Savage,
Scales, Scott, Soaring, Seward, Shaw Of North
Carolina, Shorter, Sckes, Singleton, Smith OF Ten
pessee, Smith Of Virginia, alworth, stephens,
Stevenson Stewart OF Maryland, Talbot Taylor Of New
York, Taylor of Louisiana, Trippe, Underwood
Ward, Warren, Watkins, White, Whiteley, Wnsiow,
Woodson, Wlrtepdyke, Wright Of Georgia. Wright OF
Tennessee, Zolicofler
Mr. HARRIS, Of H. moved to reconsider the vote an
TO lay that motion the table. Carried Yeas 1l5
nays Ill
Mr. Hughes resolution merely to refer the Kansas
message TO select committee, by the adoption Of Mr.
Harris substitute as given above was agreed TO. Yeas
ll5 nays Ill.
On agreeing TO Mr.. Hughes resolution amended by
yeas and laws with the exception that Mr.. Pendeton
changed to the Affirmative, and Mr. Gilmer name
added 10 the negative.
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r1rrRTy-rTrrH CONGIlKss.
EIHsT SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8, 1858.
RHODE ISLAND AGAINST THE IkooxrroS CONSTITUTION.
Mr. AiES, (adm) Of r. l., presented the joint resou-
uons Of the Rhode Island Legislature against the sdmis
sion Of Kansas under the 1ecompton constitution
sHoorSAsrrRs THE NAVY
ur sEwARD, (opp.) Of ~ Y presented pAitions from
Bsbop Potter and other clcrgymen and large number
Of New York merchants, praying that schoomastors NAV
be appointed for the instruction OF seamen.
porctAs' Kansas PROGRisxE-DIscusSioN ON ur K.Vs,a
QUESTION
Mr. DouerAs, (opp) Of H., made several Intellectual
Efforts 10 take NJ his resolutions offered on Thursday last
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Tm TURKISH REAR ApSIRAr--This funotIonary did not
arrive by tho Arabia, had been expected s stated
that he may be here for three
Meantime tho civic authorities making preparations
for his reception and presume that the services Of
Mr.. 0scanyan the celebrated Oriental lecturer and lin
gust, will be in demand the official interpreter. We
presume that the officers of the United States navy resi-
dent here will tender hospisalItes 10 the Turkish
admiral but have not heard that they have taken any
preliminary steps 10 do 40.
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Weather Report.
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