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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

y ESERVOIR FAMILY FLOUR. =

Il variety and completeness of editions and style than
before offered in the citythe beautiful 48 volume
edition, known Sir Walters favorite the splendid
"Abbosford edition, with its hundreds of illustrations
The twenty-five volume Library Edition. ninety vol
ume edition of the complete works. and several
editions all in exquisite London bindings together with
the several American editions, now for sale by
JAMES S. WATERS
dlO.2 tn tn q OIL Raltimnre str rnnt.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

The stock awarded to the first named bidders
The proposal Of Messrs. Kings Sons not accepted
their bid to receive the stock and pay money at once
not considered to be in accordance with the terms of
the advertisement.
We annex statement of the earnings of the New York
Central Railroad for the month of November 1855 COM
pared with its earnings for the corresponding months Of
the previous year
1S5S.......................... S595 21S0 90
lS5I.......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIS 1867 OF
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

Flour, bbls. Wheat, bus. Corn, ,Ibus
Total from Sept. 1, 1885,. 77,7SS 1922 3l9 352
To about same p'rd 1857 .361,O ,O9O 27Ss753 5l5,85O
" 1856. .43S,OO2 5759,32o 2O77 ,9S9
-" 1855. ,024 2,55OO92 104s549
There has been large falling off this in the re-
ceipts and shipments of Canadian Wheat and Flour at
this port compared with the three previous years
there having been considerable diversion in shipments
direct by way of the ST. Lawrence If assume that
the average price of the flour exported has been SIS per
barrel Wheat 81 per bushe and Corn so cents Der
bushel, shall find the following comparison in value
as well as in quantity, of the two years, as follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23

- TING DESKS, of very superior styles, of various
qualities OF Leather Rosewood, Pearwood, Mahogany
Ebony &C. suitable for ladies gentlemen of our own
direct importation are now opening.
JAMES S. WATERS,
dlO2t.tu. this. 2I4 Baltimore street.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-23
q BENZ. WASKEY'S
~ EXTENSIVE
~ FURNITURE AND CHAIR WAREROOMS,
No. N. GAY ST.,

A UC11ON STOCK, The REFUSE OF
n the publishers, purchased by but
toners are invariably offered the BEST in editions variety
and style ofbindng, &C., that be purchased Always
at moderate prices. JAMES s. WATERS
I'm oti Dali;
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
WOODBURY. FEMALE SEMINARY.
N,O&dai N,h,sNxNN. VA

fENiE Winter Session OF this institution will
a. commence on MONDAY, Che 9Th day ONO
MEMBER, and contihuc % weeks. The most
thorough and approved teachers arc engaged
WIN view to making thorough scholars in all
the Departments. Four regular classes are en-.
braccd in the course Primary, Middle, Junior
and Senior. Pupils Will be examined on appii.
cation, and placed ia tho class to which their
proficiency entities them, and the institution
having been regularly Incorporated, diplomas
VII! be conferred OH those who complete the reg
ular course.
Tefmspcr Q4artcr, PayaLieR Adsancc.
hoard, including Fuel, Light, Sc, $50 90
Tuition in Primary Class, 800
Middle g 800
Junior 90 eco
Senior :" 7,CO
OPTIONAL COURSE. - Charges wiu be
made per Quarter for
Lessons on Piano with use OF ins,ru-
ment, $1,000
Guitar. " SO 100
50 in Drawing, Painting or
French, 400
Latin or Greek, 900
II Books and Stationery furnished at Book
store prices. For further Information,
ADDRESS, REV. J. Il, MOORE, A. NJ,
H-H Superintendent.
Morganlown, Nov. ), !S5S-4w
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
NARRAco's CHEAP GROCERY.

Just received at Caracas Cheap Grocery,
Fruits Nuts, &c, OF all Minds, fresh from
the importers.
Bordeaux PfnEes, Dante Cuuants.
Spanish Dates, Malaga Raisins. Eevant
Figs, Oranges, French Lemons, Rhode
Island Greenings, and Green Pippins from
Massachusetts, Vans from New Jersey,
Cocoanuts. Chesinuts and Ground Nuts,
Coffee at l2a cents per pound;
Teas, of all kinds; Spices. Sugars, Mo.
lasses, Prime Chewing Tobacco, Segars,
SnuIfs, Cheese, Crackers, Extract OF Coffee
Powder, Lead, Shot. end Caps;
Jeweiry Toys and Notions of all kinds.
Prime Fresh brewcd Aies, &C., sc.
QCS- al for sale Cheap. so
House keepers are invited to call and ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
My Goods are all fresh, and bough, low.
Nov. l9-lf
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PEACE ! E2RI S'EIE.E4!
TIE IYAR Is ENDED IL

M NJ. LAZIER has just received from Philn
w delphia and Baltimore, large a nd GEN
erHi supply of sessonnbc goods, which he will
sell at very low figures. H.. .....
FOR THE LADIES---
He has beautiful assortment of Drass
Goods, Such as Silks. Velvets, Deoncs, AIpac-
as, Caiicos, Ginghams, &c, of all colors and
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, La
ces, Ribbons, Taper Hoop Skirts, Head dresses,
&c, &c. Velvet, silk, and straw bonncts, Rush
cs, Flowers; Something new and all cheap. -
Sa'inets as low as % cents per yard.
FOR GENTLEMEN-- .-......
Cloths, Cassmeres, Cassnets Vostipgs, Lin.
en- collars, &c. Cloth as low as 81 20 per yard =,
Ga vide. ,. .. "a. -. = ''
SHOES IND BOOTS.
n large assortment Of Shoes, Boots, &C., for
Ladies, Gents and Children.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
a fun supply of Coats, Vests and Pants, very
cheap,
QUETNSIPA ARE
general assortment of Queens & Glassware
GROCERIES. .. -.
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, Molasses, Syrun. &c. &c
HATS IND CARS,
Hats and Caps for Men and BOYS, yerv low.
with tho goods on hands makes his assortment
large and complete. He respectfully invites cy-
crybody to como and SEQ for themselves. lie
VIII sell as cheap, as the cheapest and pcrha ps
niue less. Terms Cash for which YOU shall
nave iu!l value with interest.
WM. LAXIER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
EDcsEr0yed 6y Fire!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IS NOW AT TIE
big WINDOW ~

CALLENDINE & NYE are now exhib-
ting their New and Fresh Stock of EoY and
Winter Goods the splcndor of which is unsur-
passed by the annals of the Mercantile trade of
Mcrgantown. Their stock consists, in part, of
LADIES DRESS GOoDs, in every va
riety Of style, fashion, quality, beauty g. cheap
ness, to which we invite special attention.
Shawls for Gentlemen large assortment
for Ladies (; Chinelle head dresses; Nubrns; Col.
lars' Embroiderics; Dress Trimmings Fringcs;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Shirt Cellars, Shirt
Fronts, &C.
Gentlemen's Wear, OF all kinds, in The piece
and ready made; consisting Of Cloth, Cashmere
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Twccds, SC
1000 YARDS CARPETiNG.--Th largest as
soTimcnt OF cGrpeting over brought TO this town
unusually cheap, bought at Auction.
SHOES and BOOTS--A large assortment Of
The best city made for Ladies, Gents, Youths,
Misses and Children.
.BONNETS-City mado--yelvet, Grape, &c.
a general assortment; RUshcs, Flowers, &c,
Ladies Dress Caps, Mohai, Caps, beautiful
wall pdpot, Blind Paper, Stationary, &c.
GROCENLES.-- Teas, Ueapest
ever offered in this market bought of the lar.
gost tea importing House in the city. Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Table Syrup, Spices, Sc.
QueenSWa1C, Hdrdwdre, GlaS$wdrs,
Wooden Ware, Baskets, &c., DC.
DfE-STUFFS, oils, Paints, Turpenine, &C.,
IN short, the assortment is large and compIelo,
and the prices SO low, and tho terms so liberal
which are so liberal as follows ;--Our terms arc
Cash, or three months credit on bills not paid NJ
the time the purchase is made.
We arc thankful to our old friends and ma irons
for their liberal patronage and Kindness to us
heretofore. We again invite their especial ST.
tcation, and the community generally, TO call
ana sec uei wo VIII take pleasure in showing
you our goods, and giving satisiaetion general.
Iy. GALLENDfNE o NYE.
Morgantown, Oct. 90, is6S-iTl.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

Speaking Of the Democratic meeting
in Jefferson county, held last Monday
week, the Spirit Of Jefferson, Demo
cratic paper, says: eve have no COM
ments to make upon the meeting of
Monday. 1t was not such meeting
as we desired or expected, and We
earnestly trust that it may be the last
Of its kind. The proceedings of the
meeting were by no means harmoniD
GUS"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
were studying about, they we're dis,
CHAPTER sEcoND.

0""' se''
~, onApthh shooNp'
c., $50, ' '"u ~
So s,;l tho h.r,, &C =, .na 80 +. j
him ,croos oav,c,,v TN. no.;on &c
mine and Rnrn.,s wos o,;nohoa o,.or
be,rin tho ncxtcoso which was on o.
lion of c,, .ot E.oa E,.,,aa
Milf va p s;mnson & O. dof,s Thn
Co. which was ;ncorrnnoroto tod n ono I
y Nton,v f,oa ,,,,o 1.; 49,.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
M MARRIED.:

On the 9TH Nov. By G. G. WeslfalI, Mr..
Ter OF John bly,, all Of this County.
On the 7th Now hy Rev. G. J. Nixon,
MIR. WILLIAM SELBY 10 Mss SOPHIA CoNN,
all Of this county.
On Nov. 2slh, by G. G. Westfall, Mr..
JAMES I. SgLDY, to Miss EMsLrzA Ross. all
of this county,
On Thursday Nov. 18th 1853, a, the resi-.
cence Of The BRIDES father, by Rev. Thos
10. Lancaster, MIR EDGAR b. FLEMrNG to
Miss MARY +. THoMas, all Of Marion county.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
FOR THE UNION.

(" The County Court convened on Monday
ard is still in session, as we iafer from the
regular ringing Of the bell. Hdving no Re.
porter up there, we are not posted as 10 their
doinss. UNION, Goth inst.
Mr.. ED1roR,-After reading your
editorial, as above quoted, thinks | to
myself here's a chance for notoriety,
and making ones self kind O useful
We somestimes happen up thar but
gracious sakes, who would call us a
Reporter ? Well, Court did commence
on Monday the 22d inst. Squire Laugh
took the middle seat, and Justices Reed
and Rice sot on each side Of him one
eye on the lawyers, and tother on the
So day. AS this was a grund jury
term, Sheriff Fleming found an inquest
for the County, and they entered the
box for dollar day.
Mr. Keck, the attorney for the Com
monwcalth, deliver'd himself Of speech
to tho jury in an able & fearless style.
lie warned the jury against the efforts
of offenders to secure place on the
juryin order to defeat any prosecutions
against themselves. A pretty good
suggestion: Philip Warnt lame there !!
Well, that jury, after gittin paid for
their time, couldent find but one in
dltement, and that was against citi-
zen Of Smithtown, for selling lieker
without payin' to the State a license,
50 he could deal in the pizen legally.
On Tuesday the case Of the Comm.
against James Wise, upon an indict.
mcnt for obstructing highway on
Dunkerd Creek came on to be heard.
7. II. Keck, attorney for Com, Wiley
4 Bunker for defendant. This indict.
ment was found on the evidence Of q
Mr.. Efaw, who weot before the Grand
Jurp at his own instance, and was liza.
bic FOR costs if the prosecution failed.
This case made quite a stir among the
Democrats Of that noted locality. On
Thursday the jury agreed to find the
defendant "not guilty, and then Mr..
layton, the Clerk, had the face to ask
'iiems $50 say you oil, gentlemen p
end nary one answered q word; and
J9fofe you could find out what they
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
EylTCIg n CHALFANT have jus

n received a large assortment oil SIation-
cry, &c.
20 Reams ofihe best cap paper, which they
are selling at SO per ream.
i0reams of Medium, 2,75.
20 Reams ofCommercia note at 81 ream.
Resms Broad account papct.,
10 &c Narrow 60 % HaH
600 Quires Blank Books. s4 a.ea
y Reom Superior Blo,ting Paper.
Will receive this week, 200 bundles of wrap
ping paper.
so boxes Window glass, all sizes.
10 kegs White Lead, good, 1915 per keg.
Bills. Linseed oil. 4Ia
We are constantly receiving Books and Mo-
tions OF every variety; are selling goods
under our new system, at such rates as to do
iy competition. We will pay cash for Rage
Ginseng and Flaxseed. -
FITCH & CHALFANT.
Nov. 10, lS5S-i77.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
DIED..

On Wednesday Nov oath, 1853, Mrs.
SARAH PRoTzMAN, widow OF Of the late
Freak Protzman, aged II years
On Saturday, Nov. 9th 1858, MATTHIAS
BANRERr, aged 81 years.
On Thursday Nov. 25th, 1853, PnuIp
WIsMAs, an old respected citizen of this
county, aged 70 years.
On Saturday. Nov. 27;h, 1855, in Marion
county, JESSE J. MARrIN, sou OF Geo. +.
Martin, aged about % years.
lie was buried by the Masonic fraternity
OF Fatmonl.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
SEE or
REAII ESTATE

In Pursuance of decree of the circuit
Court OF MonongaIa County, rendered OF
the Spring Term 1853, in The case of Edith
Dancer. Administrative with the will annex.
ed of Charles S. Dancer, dec'G, against Sim.
con +. Dancer & Others, SHALL as Commits.
sioner appointed for the purpose, proceed to
sell at public auction, in front Of the Court
house in Morgantown, on the
4th .MOnday Of October, 1853.
(being court-day( to the highest bidder,
on credit OF 6. 2 aud Is months, The tract
OF Land in the Bill and proceedings, in said
cause descrbcd-being certain lrac, con.
tanning about fourteen acres (more or less)
adjoining lands of John Ramsey, and others
IN said county, now in the possession of Re.
ri Ramsey and the same tract was convey
ed TO Charles s. Dancer, decd by Jesse Dan.
Ger, decd. The purchaser will be required
TO give bond, bearing interest from date,
with good security Tor The purchase money,
and lien will also be retained for the same
on the said tract Of land.
r. l.. BERKSHIRE,
Sept. 2ist, lS5S-l7O Commissioner.
DSa- The above Sale is adjourned
till the 18th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. Il. Il. Berhshire, Comm.
BE- Tho above sale is further post
poned till the 9TH Monday of DECEM-
Der Court.
r. L. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

The Israclite, published in Cincn.
natl says that an American farmer in
the vicinity of Sioux City Iowa, has
with his whole family embraced Juda-
ism. He performed circumcision on
himself, and now lives strictly in &C
cordanc6 with the Mosaic law.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
Superior Castings.

A lot of Stoves, Crates and Hollow
Ware, from the Foundry at Clinton
Furnace, in this county, lately passed
under our notice. They were both
beautiful and substantial. They may
be seen at Reed & Co.'s Tinnery, in
town. Good for Monongalia
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

a meeting of all the leading members
of the great banking house of Roths-
child has just taken place at Paris to
regulate their individual positions and
to fix the conduct of the house for the
next year. The Paris member, the
Baron James Rothschild, is now the
recognized head of the house.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

NSSTERS.-WM CARRACO takes
" this mode Of informing his customers
that he has made arrangement in the East
by which he shall be able TO furnish them
daily with Fresh Prime Oysters at
wholesale, by the Can or Half.Can, and very
Cheap.
Nov, 10, ls5e.-lf.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
NEW GOODS.
AoNEYSAyED rs HONEY EdRNED.
Qack Sales Small Profits,
WHOLESALE And REy4JL

VEHTIW TWTFN1-- VVVWtF Y TVHTS.
WHOLBSdLE md RET4IG.
y. HUTCHINSON, at SMITHTOWN, has just
received an ttnusnally large aud comoIete as.
aoumont Of FALL AND WRITER GOODS
in the selection Of which great care has been
exercised, and which for variety and chcapness
cannot be excolled in this part Of the country.
Ladies Dress Goods. in grca, cwiciy. IN
Wool Deafness Coburgs; Madanna Cloths;
Mermos, &c.
6lawls, Hosiery, Cloves, Musins, Cloths Cae.
simores, Satunots, &C., IIardwaro. Queens.
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and q first rate
assortment Of Groceries.
Having purchased these Goods AZ tho head
OF the market for cash, snd intending 10 sell for
Cash or Jrdds only, will sell az ehcsp as any
store IN Wcstcn virginia.
4 J.J}mUTCINsoN
oct %. 1855 l75 7mo.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
e n "a Ct r. y ~ e. % III.
~, K.lN nn9 EcnaI


Has been be'3ro Ii" public FOR more t,.nn 81
iyears, and is ieservtdly popular. i. -
4 EAtiact Ota letter from Dr. T.. Pstico, date
RaUSaSwood, Ia, i'm. ", 1888.
The CarglinG oil is the only reliable Emb,o-
cation IN oSistCncc. 80 gay the People, We
can sell more Of ihgn all he roSt put topether
can furnish you with five Eve hundred cruit.
Gates, If you want. ,....,
From MeSsrs. Hchdricks & CO., Ilarrisonville.vs
There VIII probably be great deal OF; III.
G"rging oil sold here. All who have ,ticL !;
arc wcl' pleased wih il. We believe it TO be
the best medicine for horse ever made
From Brown Jones, Brandcnbutg, Nv, Feb.
lG, 1857.
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sa,--
isaction, and is a champion Eminent for p,nn
and beast. We have never known it 10 fail IL.
single instance, -. ...
SEnEPrt, Misc, Feb, IS, 1857.
|ENTs:.-P!case send another supply Of your
Gargling Oil, ii has given general satisiactiou.-
II mas cured case OF rheumatism Of ten years
standing and is great tor burns, ia fact il has
been successful in almost any case where is has
had fair trial. . b. C. ROulvSOv
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine, has "G. w. Merchant,
Lockport, \. Y.,' blown in each bottle, and al
so has his signature over the curk..
pamphlets gratutousIy furnished by AGENTS
with Testimonials Of its utility. All 9rdcys al.
Eockport, N. Y. 4
For sale by Druggists and Merchants genera
ally, through tho United States, British Possesi
Bions, and other Countries. And hv
FITCH & CHALFANT, 4
MoSgan,own, Va y
And by ono or more agents in every town ips
INC vicinity. Wholesale aiall large commercaA
towns. SAM. q lSiG \
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
what "a Pity!

a reliable correspondent in q West
ern city writes as follows:
N. n. HUFFMAN is in our CITY
mud bound. l saw him, few days
since, in tho.Work house"
N. Bile is out again, and none
the worse of it. See his letter.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
a...s-. .s: a
rs,o coNsUMprryrs.-.Tnc os,c,.

THO CONSUMpTIEES.---T adtc!:;ses
n having been restored 10 health in ;e,r
Weeks, by very simple remedy, fficr hayimg
suffered several years with severe Lung AGrci-
,oh, and that dread disease, Consumption -
is anxious to mako known to his iellow-sG,icr-
crs the means Of cure. TO all who jtsiro it, be-
WI send the prescription used [FEEr OF cnaRGr)
with directions for preparing aud using the same
which they will find sure Cure for C5SsuMr.
TioN, AsrnMa, BR0Ncmr:7, SC, The only oh
Ject o. Tho advertiser in sending the prcscrp-
tor is {" bcncti. the afflicted, and he hopGs cv.
cry sufferer Will try his remcdy, hs II VIII cos:
them nothing, and may prove Blessing. rar.
ties wishing the prescription viii please address
NEN. EDWARD a. WILSON.
...... Wii!io'nSburSh, Long Island.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03
IEOME JOURNAL FOR 1859.
New SericS...New Attractions. Kew Writers.
sioRRIs AND WILLIS, pDIroRs.

NORRIS AND willis, EDITORS.
new series ofthis widely circulated fami>
~ newspaper, will be commenced on tho first
day Of JouHdTy nert-printed on fine paper and
clear type. With the January number will be-
gin the publication OF a series of beautiful
original Works OfFaCts and Fiction,
written expressly for the Home Journal, by tho
hest AUTHORS ofAMERICA.
The first of these is from the pen Of gifted
writer, and is tale OF love and lucre. entitled
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK.
DV a LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene ia laid in this city during the m ON
oraoie winter ofthe great fire. The incidents
are natural and familiar, and the characters
sklliiully drawn and grouped: the plot is clear
~ defined and well managed---the style easy,
graceful and flowing, and tho pENouMENT con-
yeys most useful lesson. 1t is a work of stcr-
ling merit.
The story will be followed by "Tale Of the
SOUTH and one OF Startling interest, by an om-
inent Southern author, called
THE AVENGER!
This production is entirely American in con-
strnction, plot, incident, dialogue, scene, tone
conclusion. IL could not have been true of any
other country, and possesses attractions of a
peculiar nature for those Hto the manor borr.,
II Is spccislity--a bonnie bonche OF remarkable
value. ....
The third of this attractive series Of Amcri-
THE YOUNG WlFE'S DIARY.
BY a DAUGHTER Of the WEST.
II contains the whole history Of woman's ,ri-
ais and will be read with the deepest fec ling
oy an classes Oft the community.
These charming stories will be succeeded by
others OF aimlar description, several of which
are already in preparation.
All tho former peculiar features ofthc paper,
which have given it a world wide reputation
will be continued, While tho several new ones
VIII give an infinite variety to its ever divorsi
ned pages Among them arc number of fresh
spicy, amusing ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES
with smack and relish of the wit, humor. rsci
ness, brlliiancy and sparkle of the. times
,AS heretofore, no labor nor expense will lie
spared to maintain the high reputation Of the
Home journal, which is everywhere both at
home and abroad, acknowledged to be the m ost
elegant and refined repertoiy of Literature and
tho Arts on thio side of the sea and tho niger
and CHEAPEST Family Newspaper IN rrIE WORLD.
AS no more copies of rhe New Series will bo
printed than arc ordered, those who desire to
begin with the commencement of tho volume
vii he able to do so by iorwarding ,hcir sub
sctiptons without delay. .
Terms.~-For one copy, So for three comics
S5--or one copy for three years, So; Tor a club
Of seven copies, $40; for club Of fifteen COP
les, $50 and at that rate for larger club-aI,
ways in advance. Address,
MORRIS & WILLIS
Editors and Proprietors, 107 Fulton ST. New
York,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

Tile Neat y. s. Senatc.-The Uni
ted States Senate-which convcnes in
December, 1859, and ends on the 18th
OF March, 1861-will be constituted
politically as follows
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-03

EsT- We have fine rise in the Ri
vcr-the first for many months. Tho
good steamer Jefferson, Capt. Clark,
came up on Tuesday evening, and left
again in q few hours. The sonorous
echoings ofthc horn were enlivcning,
but not moro so than the wild respon-
ses of the b'hoys. A squadron of
jack-mulcs could scarcely beat the lads
Of our town in vocal gymnastics |!
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THE UNION.
MoRGANToWN. DEC. 8, 1858.

PORK. - It is currently rumorcd in
town that drovcrs are buying up all
hogs in the country round about, that
arc in anywise saleable. We should
like to have pair of porkers, weigh
ing from $50 to 200 ID each, before
they are all gone.
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BENJAMIN PAGE. Jr., & Co.,
puARMAcEUTiSfs And CHEMISTS

MACEUT1SrS AND CHEMISTS,
P1rTSDuRG, Pa.
T. W. Dyou Sons, Philadelphia, Barns &
Park, New Jotk, John y. Park, Cincinnati,
Barnard, Adams & CO., 81. Louis, and by drug.
gists and Mcrchants generally throughout tic
United Stntos and Crnad1s.
Sold by FITCH q CnALrANNr. Morgan.
town, Va. oct. 20, 1858 i7j.
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MILITARY.

Saturday, Nov. 9th, 1858, will be
memorable in the military annals of
Virginia, as the day on which the 10th
Regiment Of Militia was organized.-
The Rcgimcntal Court of Enquiry met
on that day, agrceably to notice-prc-
sent, Col. Ii. S. Combs, Lieut.. Col. W.
A. Hanway, 1st Major j. S. Peery,
Captains Allen Fast, A. M. Barbour,
Owen Dunn, II. G. West, and John II.
Niemann; Licuts. VIM. S. Cobun, Jas.
Sidwell, John d. Eckart, and John
Haymakcr.
Enoch p. Fitch was elected Clerk.
Franklin r. Sinclair was elected I'd
Major in room of Sylvester Ridgway,
resigned.