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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
T'lsE SKIN

FORMED OF thousands ofpoe. in every inch Of
surface whose Office i, Is to Garry of tie inlpu,.
lies Of the biood--the acknowledged cause of
all diseases 81 inankind--whcn the skin is dry
and parchei~-~hen iti,coyered with ernptiors
when u " cold and clainny--whcn there j,
inward fever or inAamn,ioa...i is jmoo,s,ble for
sSin under these circumstances To peri form
its proper innetionH ard tocprry of the impuri.
ties from the body az designed by our Creator.
Morse's Indian Raatg Pills remove these Oh.
st'qchohs, and produce free and healthy blood,
remove tho errptioas from tbs AKIN, and cause
~ 10 brighten with the flush Of youth and bosuty,'
Beauty 50 much admTed and loved. Beauty
without paint or cosmsilcs--but beauty ptoduc.
cd BY health and happiness. ............ ...
Dr. Morse $ Indian boot Pills are sol@
by all 0eaiers az AediciHe. Aug 6-4l
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

B&g" There have been great rcioic-
ings III all the Atlantic cities-and in.
decd throughout the entire country,
on receipt of the news Of the success
of the Atlantic Telegraph.
The mail of Wednesday brought the
news here about II o'clock, noon
when all the bells in town rang a mcr.
ry peel for about two hours after this
the Mechanics Brass Band turned out
and paradea through tho principal
streets With their exhiIirating music !;
young men and boys broke loose with
guns, trumrcis, and other spontaneous
contrlvanccs for 1nerry.making; and a
disposition for jubilating seemed TO be
generally prevalent.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
The Atlantic Telegraph.
FIRST DISPATCH from EUROPE
TO AMERICA.

NEw YoRK, August 16,h.-The fol.
lowing dispatch has just been received
by the American directors Of the At.
!antic Telegraph Company from the
English directors at Valentia Bay.
4" Palentta Bay, hreland, Aagus.
10Th, 1S58.-To, the American tirec.
tors OF the Atlantic Telegraph Co...
Europe and America are united by the
telegraph. Glory to God in the high
est. On earth, peace--good viii to.
wards men.
(Signcdl Directors If atlantic Tel.
cgr9ph Go. IF Great B,i,aia."
a dispatch from Trinity Bay saya
that the message from the Queen mpy
be expected this evening,
...u.-l LATER. .-.
- Trinity Bay, August 18.--The
Queens message is now coming over
the cable. -. O." .N .. I...@'
Message Of Consra'47af;on Jfom Her
MoJesty Quern Victoria. Of Gyraf
Rritein, TO The P,essdemt IF Tic In.
ted States.
.. . , LONDON, August 16, 1853.
To The Honorable, the President ofthr
.. .... United States. .a.. .
Her Majesty desires to congratulate
the President of th1 United States up.
on the successful completion Of this
great international work, in which the
Queen has taken the deepest interest
The Presidents Response.
THE PRESIDENT cordially recipro.
Gates the congratulations of Her Ma
jesty, the Queen, Oh the success of the
great international enterprise accom-.
plIshed by the science, skill and indo-
mitabic energy Of the two countries.
1t Is triumph more glorious, because
far more useful to mankind, than was
ever won 10y conqucrors on the field of
battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph,
under the blessing Of Heaven. prove to
be u bond of perpetual peace & friend
ship between the kindred nations, and
an instrument destined by Divine Pro.
violence to diifusc Religion, Civiliza-
ton and Law throughout the world
In tins view will not all the nations of
Chrlstcndom spontaneously unite in
the declaration that it shall be forever
neutral, and that its COMMUNICATIONS
shall be held sacred in passing to the
places Of their destination even in the
midst Of hosrilities Z?
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Democracy In the United States.

The Manchester, England, Guardian
regards the experiment of self govern.
mcnt in America u failure. 1t saws
Ut is manifested that democracy can
BEAUTIFULLY and bcncfcially exist only
where the people are possessed Of
high degree Of moral and intellectual.
education. If America were left TO
the native Americans, these requisites
would perhaps be, ere long, found in
almost all ranks, and then Democratic
institutions might work with some
Ohnnce Of success, But in country
exposed to perpetual influx of strain
gers belonging to the lowest classes of
the countries they have qui,ted--of
ignorant peasants frCm Ireland, and
political fanatics from the continent of
Europe--it is impossible that Gov
eminent under which all inhabitants
have an equal share Of power, should
be found good or efficient.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
RATHER LENGTHY.

We have received communication,
signed Tile Mu'titude an Counch"
in reply to the article headed peace
at home" which appeared in this pa
per Two or three weeks since. 1t is
written in plain laDd--that is well !;
ond the half sheets are carefully past
cd together, stretching out, when un.
relied, TO OF least three yards long -
Thst's bad, for We have not had time
to begin to read it; and if it Is ever so
good, "too much Of good thing is
good for nothing" We will pay some
attention to it at our earliest leisure,
Az rcrcr: ne rceUl'.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

The CLIMATE OF FRASER RIyER.--
This new district, to which all classes
arc now farming their attention, possess
a mild and genial climate. and y fertile
soil awaits the labor Of the Agricultu,
ralist All our upper Pacific coast las
a range of temperature something like
the wcstof England, though somswh hat
hotter in summer. The gold excite.
nent will turn the worlds attention to
this land as field of emigration, and
will do much for developing the re.
sources Of what mny prove to DO one
ofthe richest portions Of the continent.
--Scientifc american. '..'' ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Washington News

IA AUGUST 3.-Preparatious are being
made Tor the organization of AZ efficient
military staff for Washington and Ore
5on territories, probationary to the con.
temp!ated operations against the hos.
tile Indians there, and to prevent re.
petition Of such defeats as experienced
by Col. Steptoe. The object of the
Secretary Of War is to make them fully
sensible Of the force ofthe federal army.
= a force Of $500 men will be kent
IN Utah. One Of the Peace Commis
sioners IN letter represents the af
FAIRS in the territory as on IA good found.
alton, Their arrival here is daily ex.
pected. a " ID s Eh'a \
Secretary Cass suffered from ano,he,
attack ola chronic affection, last night.
tie was atthe State Department. to. day,
but transacted some little public bust,
ness at his residence.
Geo. Fair, of Ala, recently appoint.
cd MUNSTER to Belgium, is now in the
city waiting instructions. . .. .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

A detective officer, from Chicago
fell asleep while travelling over tic
Alton railroad, few days since, m,c
some light fingered fellow ac,u ally s,ulc
his boots!
A South Carolina gentle man Inns
succeeded in making articles Of furni.
ture out Of cotton. He insists that u
house may be built from the foundation
to roof of compressed cotton.
CAMP MEETING PREVENTED BY
Hoop SKIRTS. 1.-The Rockingham (Va.)
Reyister says that projected camp
meeting in that county was indefinite,
ly postponed in conso eucnce of the
Immense expansion Of hoops A con.
siderable enlargement Of the camp"
would be necessary to accommodate
the ladies, and, considersing the ex-
pense and shortness of the time to make
necessary arrangements, it was con.
cludea indefinitely postpone the meet
ing. See, ladies, what you have done
by your expansive system.
Travis, the great pistol morksman,
is instructing classes of young girls in
the western cities in pistol p,aclice.--
He announces that more than half
whom he instructs become dead shots. :"
The crops in New England it is said
never promised better than at this sea-
son. Indian corn is in fine condition.
Potatoes arc thrifty. If tho rot
keeps off the yield of. this esculent vii!
Be very large. The crop of grass is
abundant, and is likely to be secured
in good condition.
The Mayor Of Lynn has struck a
blow at one Of the vital institutions of
Massachusetts viz: baked beans TO-.
( Sunday dinners, by forbddng the la.
kers to deliver the provendrr on the
Sabbath hereafter. There is conside.
raIle excitement in consequence. ....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
IAE Washington Pa, Eramfner con

i TAE Washington Pa, Examiner con-
tains the following: ..n .... ...
We learn that during the latter par,
OF week before last MIR. William Mont.
gomery, formerly a resident of this
place.and father Of Hon. William Mont.
goluery, was found dead beside hov
stack in West Finley township. near
me Virginia line, 1t is not positively
known IN what manner be came TO his
"eat., but from the fact oftwo whisky
bottles being found the near body, it IS
presumed that he killed hmseli 10y the
excessive use of oxcating liquor. He
bad procured a quantity of liquor in
lrIadelphin, Virg!nia,a day or two pre-.
'lously. 1t is hot known how long he
"ad been dead before his body was dis.
covered, His remains wero inferred
IN graveyard in the vicinity. The
age OF the deceased WAS about seventy
years,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
A TRIP, TIE CROPS, &c.

During the past week tho Editor has
made hasty trip through the counties
Of Marion, Harrison, Doddridgc, Rit-
chic and Writ; tho principal object of
which will ere long be officially made
known to n somewhat numerous class
of people, who have pertinac iously ne.
elected a settlement of our accoun..
against them. We found about the
same state of things in regard to the
crops as prevails hereabouts. The crop
Of wheat is light ; oats ditto; corn bet
ter than in Monongalia, especially on
creek and river bottoms. Ia RitclNe.
there will be fair average yield of
corn, as they have no. experienced SO
much dry weather as further north.
We have become more fully satisfied
than heretofore, that while Railroads
are positive injury to towns and vi2-
fageS on and near their route, they do
confer benefits upon a farming com
munity, by affordng facilities for dis
posing of stock, grain, &C.; whereas,
before the existence Of such facilities,
there was no market within reach, and
consequently but little inducement to
raise more Of the necessarios Of LIE
than suliiced for home consumption
Formerly, in the interior counties, the
only apology for market was to be
found at the county towns, where the
farmers bartcred their surplus produce
for " store goods" But now, every
few miles along the railroad presents
@ "dcpot' or "staton," where every
thing marketable is taken for trans.
portation, and every thing needed from
abroad is furnished at lower prices
than heretofore. The towns are thus
deprived Of their Capitalization, and
afford fewer attractions 10 mechanics
and business men generally. II is by
no means gratifying to observe signs
OF depression, instead Of progress, at
Fairmont and Cl0rksburg, and all the
smaller towns and villages, especially
those scattered along the Northwest
ern turnpike, which in by.gonc days
Hourshed in consequence Of the great
amount of travelling, wagoning, &c,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
Arrival and departure Of The Mails :,
.Nrs'SNMs0,rA Post ,CEfce

Fa''m""t Mail strives at ~ to 4, .. m -. ,
raves at l.'dsIly except sunday. '4
On'ont"wn leaves OF 2, a IN and e,,;,,,
atZ P' IN. every Other day
hr.wn>'''lr, via F.n Malta, Caruichs,,,
&C. "snee ahlS and lea,ta q; In. ~
every Friday - 40 ''' 10
"a,n.sbnrg, via Noun, Morris. &c leave.
On "Wednesday a, Gu. M. and arrive. 81
Thursday evening. ''
bn,t'n Sa,".i via Ca.s,ille. Bls.ks,D,
&C.. lsavrs early on Molday n,u,niuy '.
"sur"s on Tuesday evening. q"
k'n1wood, via Clinton and GIadesviile. &C.
'eav"s on Friday OF q. IN, and re,u,ns
"n Saturday al 6 u IN ''''s
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

gea- "A man from Canada called on a
hoston merchant few days ago, and
after chatting over their business tran.
sactions, reminded the Rostonian that
he had never returned IL pocket hand.
kerohlcf which he borrowed ut his borsc
III Canada thirty-two years ago. Seven
ty-hVe cents made the matter all right,
ana the Canadian departed Weather,
II not meaner man.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
nSS~ According to the latest adyi

pss~ According to the latest advicos
from Utah, Brigham Young, Orson
Hyde and Herbert G. Kimball we're at
Salt Lake City. The Array Quarter.
master has issued proposals for timber
and other materials tor constructing a
fort in Cedar Valley, to be occupied
by Cen. Johnston, in command Of a
considerable body Of troops. The 9Th
lnfnntry has been ordered to Oregon,
to reinforce Colonel Stcp,oc. -...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
PREVENTION BETTER THAN cIIpr /,

hN h'v'"g case IL liuNpBRrYs' Ho,,,o
fN'Hic SPECIFICS II ,ou, h"r,s- ,ou r..o,
u, : use ~ ne '""r step, aud keep il n, h.,
mus Won preserve with The "rrnct VIA, -,
cen" i ~" @ v>i hgh. pom d. Thps. lem,
'nF~ ave iRcE SPECIFICS, on- for each Of
I'll" co" n"n msrn"rs. with little manual
o. ~" '',"ns tnnklng the mas, simple. com.
lily. ''' VAC 'am'
PIce: Case Of 20 large viala and boot
Sd 90: CO." "f rs Boxes anal RonL CO $3.50 ,S'
S!"gl S'nalbox.s 25 cents. nov, $50 ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

sVHu uh buiSi--~- liz NiiuJ DUuStuS.
John Van Buren, recently said in 4
con"iviul speech ' .. ..
p" Well, gentlemen, there is one fam.
lily has got back safe iuto the Demo.
cratic party to stay for HE, i Is the
Van Buren, family; and if Senator
Douglas only knew the long, dreary
road he has 10 travel, the deep, roar
ing streams he has got to SWIM his
horses over, the dark stormy nights
where the wind will blow down his
tents, and he Will be forced to sleep on
the ground with the ram pouring OH
hun Ill torrents, the high, steep and
rugged mountains he has got to climb,
tho mtermlnable deserts, where there
Is no wood nor water, he has to cgosa,
III the rOmd he has taken, away from
hls L" fathers house," he would, in my
opinion, take the straightest chute
back into the Democratic camp" a"..
The roar that followed Johns dcs-
scription Of the dangers and difficulties
OF the route he himself had travelled
since 1o4o, may be imagined, Lut not
described. ..-. .' . -#... ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
CiiICAtin. MaN L., lSk,

| hav" used Pr"l. W dds Hal, R.a,o,,
tive t" d"crded atvnnag". |, prevents fl,
hal' from coming "n, gives II a yluSs ,'I
s"i'n's~ very d"si'ahlr. TIE frw sray h,..
mai my" ""tir"iy disapp .nr"d h.,<of
nv family have usri il, aui CONCUR with
me- III Pr"n"un:ing il al pr1ias>.. 10 De
-. .s.... HN HESRY a. CLARE,
Michigan Avenue. ,...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

1t is stated that there is not q conn.
~ III the United States that produces
from her own soil more wealth than
Washington county, Pennsylvania
In ordinary years she sells $3.50, 600
worth Of wool, 100000 wheat and
-four, 100000 coal, and $3.50, 900
sheep and hoge, making n total Of g..
400 900
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
MORE Of The GREAT HORSE tanner,

rem to the Bible.
MORE Of The GREAT HORSE tanner.
The London Daily News by the last
arrival furnishes further information
as to the proceedings Of Mr.. Rarcy,
the Great Horse Tanner. His last feat
in that line is as follows; .#
"The lecture which followed on the
retirement of Cruiser some time since
was illustrated by case which demo
lishcd at once any doubt that might
have existed even II the minds Of the
most skeptiou us to the efficiency of
the plan. y gentleman who had rid
den up to knuertou street on fine
chestnut horse, which Mr.. Rarcv had
not previously seen, volunteered TO sub
init his stccd to the operation Of the
professor, The horse was young and
well-hrcd, and had fault that Known
10 the owner, but all excessive nervous
ness or tmIdlty which caused him to
SHY ana start on the slightest gesture
on alarm. With an ordinary horse.
breaker this would have been case
Tor brute force, and kicking, rearing,
sv;,.hla soms., "U"a N". Oeoa t"o M
,n,s,sr him. H., H. p d. "'.e"'p' -
ed with him according TO his own plan,
taking no notice Of HIM whatever when
he waa turned into the arena, but pro-
n eon;ro ch,ra.,",,;.,;o, - vi s."''
the aolc cxh;b;tor nrnso,t Nv WIZ
TLo hor.n Sooirir. Ln ,n','.
soon brgan ~ fae, h;m aa tVa .'o t
w,ILaJ Shou, !, ,ho s,ra" .sI i aon'e'
raw m;,utrs snnrt n th;s 49," """ " ".'v' d
,nnrn,nLsd ,hp lnn, ''na 'n'1 10y, s!oN'y
ly ho,sms ono ~ ,hn 'nos, "p ,e.:
nud;,nrs M" O.o,''i,,n osv " .t.'' I've
onn wos soon n,,',urnJ hv nro '" ~, NC. Nc,
@nn,)o s,rnkas Of tha liza w. w.. " w ~,
H., .,L,Io - ~ '''> A>'"'
,tiors u,oro sroco.,;naI,,
with ,ho shoi,,.., ,,os.;t.l, ,';'. "
In fsw m;nntc. his Observation-Disclosures ",Ia"''is.
and t;m;d nun;l w,s rprsr. oL' ny
down 70 ollrw HE fn,a a,J L;',J ~ ''o
~ h., knncL OIL to'.,Lon al "'"" ,'S'
his bn,r nm tbe hnoI of ,,'n ias w. p,"Ue
~. mo., non,lo a,,,,n.," WV W. ~
srnncr,IT ,hn bnr.n ,L"sn "'i,. s cu
wns lis syce.s;rn ,;,,,J;,m o 10y '""''
foc,,v 81, II wL;lo s"hi,I' o'o"u per.
annc On his bsrt from va" = ' J;',,'a,
If tWo Yards aid ,Lor ,,Ii,,a, 'h,' NV,
fcssor 70 monnt Him w;,hnn, ,h ~ P,"
v;nus nrocnnt;o, nfr,,.,on; ,or. wy RE
Mr.. R,rav now Lrnunl, oS, II, ',''
ana hav,Hr tnil Liz 49,, D' ~ Wy ,1 ~ u,''
hr,toa hnrSsn ,,r,nr d. Wv ~
tcnch =, hnrs. - sand III. 49, ~" -, "
beoting i for thrcc months '' xxx Wy w
nose ,H f.ed;ng t;mo inc, shum"J 80. Us
new nrnil rho ;nstrn1,nnt n"S ,1 wy
rourprrr.d bo,,;na !, v;rJc,,i, N ,, ,"I''
iuU round and round tho bnr.o ,,ii | ,ho
,imo. N"'O ''NN> ' gu WV
no 'HP'''pie"' ""s "S'chea WIN
L NJ
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
HARD DRINKING.

The Lancaster Pa, Inland Doa.
lines says ,hst MIR. lsaac Bear =,
warwick township, in that coun,y. ~, W
one CARRIER. drank seven gpllops ~
whiskey in thirteen days, when PssW
died OF 'nania.u- 1ot,s, leaving Gs,is
master of the field. VET
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
no. The antjr9 lcnvth rs ,bo A,

Deg" The entire length of the At
lantc cable, from its anchorage in
Ireland, with its combinations on this
continent in direct line, and through
which uninterrupted COMMUNICATIONS
may be made to New Oreana, is about
5000 miles! ....-.. .-... ......t
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

;Troop$, for Oregon and IVaahfuqton.
1.-Two thousand troops equipped with
the most effective arms known to the
army, will soon be in tho Territories
OF washington and Oregon, and make
u vigorous fall and winter campaign
against the hostile Indians. Gen.
iarney will command the operations.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

THE guano trade has temporarily
fallen OFF. Tho number Of vessels that
have taken oargoes from the Clincha
Islands, this year, is not moro than
half a. large ~ l8es year.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

THE Ohio Democratic Convention
has resolution refusing to recognise
the "Lccompton''' issue az a tes, Ct
party fid!!iry, and opposing the nd.
MISSION Of any new State Hereafter,
unless It shall have population equal
to tho ratio for Representative in
Congress, and it's constitution shall
have been submitted to ard approved
by vote of the people. Mr.. Doug.
lass and Gov. Wise will see by this
that the Democracy of Ohio do not re.
pudiate them. % -. -.... .... -.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

A locomotive engine, OF the Alcz.
andria Railroad, tho other day, became
ageable, ran through tho depot,
and brought up in restaurant. :.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20

SOME time ago, two men got into a
dispute, in Ohio, and one Of them
brought suit against the other, re.
suitlng in y judgment Of $50 and costs.
The defendant, not satisfied, has car.
ried the case up, until it has cost
him over $500, with fair prospect of
having % psy tho originol Judgment
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
ITEM.S OF NE US, dc.

Bloomfield Me. Uoh,s f;lI.a I'M e.
Tor forty five consecutive years.
Gov. Seymour. of Connection. cr;t.
ing to a friend from St, Pe,arshrrrb
saws that the stories of a rrcat raynl,
among the Russian pensantrv are mon.
strous ,cxaggcrations with hardly any
ground for them. I Hin Il M
An ovoh.,no,, -. =, - 49, ! : W
;,oaif a;.....s p"P =, y. N,~' 'nahe
ion that some of our raragrapbs are not
very, smart, The fact is, we should
certainly make them great deal smort.
er, but we don't like very well to in.
crease the temptation of our exchanges
To steal them, it evidently being too
great "'feady.-L o"'s"'fte 1ourhal,n
The editor of the Allegany mich
Record is the proprietor Of ttistillery.
1t is said that his whiskey is ma,ie up
of strychninc. polk. juice, FISH. berries
and dshwuler, and his politics arc lust
what the making and drinking Of Jus,
such compound would naturally i'm.
spire fellow TO write.-LoutsraH
Journak ...a ..aul a... ..#f.
. ,ph.r. ..o .,m 1o.,.
ham Yonna', ,,nod E,;,L
atoms with the officers and agents Of
the U. S. Government. But he can.
not deceive the prudent and sopocious
Gen. Johnson. IF he undertakes 70
play n pcrfdious part, all the salt Of
Great Salt Lake emit s,yo him ..
Louisville journal.
The world seems TO he colminc
down. AT the las, dn,es rho f.,rrnI
eruption of Mount Vesuvii,s had cons.
cd, and Jefferson Dovis had bccn ma.
king d peace and Union speech. "'".
! ..N :. =. .. louisville .youyngl 4.
A NICE point for III. law vers q oct
tie, has arisen in Ohio. The marrioge
of couple on board the ferry boat
while crossing the river, bv Cinciu.
natl Justice, calls M the Question rs TO
whether such marriage would be leg
al. The boundaries of the State %f
ONO extent only to low water mark,
ana beyond that Is Kentucky Territory.
Has local magistrate right to oflci.
ate beyond low water mark ! If so,why
not upon Territory across the river!
Ethiopiaa ChurcA DisriDline. Tho
dignitarles of the colorcd church at
Elk,on, Md. have resolved IN ,rru ont
of their congregation, "nll ladies guilty
Of the ;nmor,I nr,c,;ca nf we S"
Lo,. ;, '5
hoops ...-.s ......
GoND IN BoND.-It appears that tile
amount of goods in the bonded ware.
houses at New York, on the lst ult..
was not quite $l3, 900 900, being re.
duction ofaJout S24, ZOO, 600 compared
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
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New Time Table, d. aud G, n. r.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-20
All About "a W0pnnn

At Portsmouth, Ohio, they have had
an amusing lawsuit. Three ladies were
passing store, before which several
gentlemen were standing. The store.
keeper said one Of the ladies, whose
face he had not noticed, was NOT Mrs.
H.. One Of the party said it was
The merchant sad he would give him
sack of coffee if he would 90 and see
l1e went, saw, returned, and said the
lady was Mrs. II. of Il verify. In the
morning he claimed sack Of coffee.
sending over horse and cart, when n
little sack holding an ounce or two,
prepared for the purpose, was laid on
the cart and duly delivered by the
cartman to the astonishcd Holmes
Holmes repaired to the store and claim.
ed regular sack of coffee it was re-
fused. lie brought snit; iury was
cmpanncled and rendered IL intlgneut
against Hyatt, ordering him to deliver
to Holmes fifty poun1 sack of Java
coffee, worth eighteen cents per pound.