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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

A SOLDIERS TROPHIES. At the OBJ
scquies of the late General Quitman
were displayed the full dress Major
Generals uniform of the deceased,
and number of swords belonging
to him. Among the latter was a
magnificent one presented to General
Quitman by order of Congress, for
his gallantry at the storming of Mon
terey; another, presented to him by
his citizens of Adams county
and Natches, for the valor displayed
by him during the Mexican war; and
q third, presented by the Germans of
Charleston, 6. O. Besides these,
there was sword taken from guer-
rilla chief at the storming Of Cha
pultepec. The sword has knife
case, forming part of the scabbard,
with species of hunting knife in
the case, Another, the sword he
wore when he commanded the Match
ezFcncibles; a third, the battle sword
he wore in Mexico.
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Humphreys Hence pathic Remedies

THE BEST, SAFEST, MOST EFFICIENT, AND USES
FUL FAMILY BEnEpIEs KNOWN. They have been
before inc public for three years, and have re-
ceiVeo inc unqualified commentator Of the thou
sands who have used them. They arc put up
IN neat cases, with book ofdirectons, and it-
teen different specifies for the cure of the follow
ing diseases, viz FeDers, congeStionS and in
plantations. 2 Worm Complaints 8. Baby,s SUI
JeTtngs. q. DidrrhGa and Summer Compldtnt.-
o. Dysentary. g. Cholera, cholera morbus. 7.
coughs, Colds, Bronchitis. s. Toothacle and Neu.
rdig'ds. o. Headaches. 10. Dyspepsia, freak ana
dc'd stomach. l. Suppressed Scdnty or painful
menSeS. IL. Whites and female Weakness l3.
Group. IA. Salt Rheum. 10. Rheumatism.
Large boxes, each for the following FEVER
ana AouE; CATARRn; SORE, WEAK, and IsFIAm-
Ed EYES; Piles, WHooPINe CoUeH.
PRICE The entire Set and Book, put up in
large three dram Walls, 81 the numbered Box
os and Book, 50 large single boxes 90 conts /;
small do 20 cents.
W These remedies are promptly sent by mail
or express to any part of the country on the re-
oeipt OF the money. Numbers omitted or dupli-
Gated TO suit purchasers. Address, o.
HUMPHREYS & PALMER.
SOP Rroad&ay, New York.
July ~. l52 emo.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

DEAR SIR Having used your Hair Restosa-
ativo for the last six month2, and with complete
success, think it my duty to give you certif-
cate ofi,s wonderful effects. Having taken sick
in Galveston Texas, some four years since, thro'
which lost my hair, and having tried various
articles and found no benefit from ther use,
was requested by many to try yours, and after
using two Of your quart bottles found my hair
growing very fast, which any person can see de-
monstrated by calling at No. 90 Olive Olive st.
st. Louis. To the public in general have no
hesitation in saying this is truly use full and
wonderful article for the restoration of the hair
MoRRis GooLIao, M. D.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

a NeW ldea.-The Barbour Jefer-
$Ontan, referring to the selection of
Weston, as the site Of the new Lunatic
Asylum, says:
Gas a citizen of Barbour, We should
have been pleased with having this
favor conferred upon Phillippi, and
while we look upon the unwavering
Democracy Of Barbour county as es-
pecially worthy of Executive and Legis.
latiye esteem, still we must confess that
we have no second choice fora locality,
paramount to Weston, unless in favor
Of Beverly" &c.
1t is a new idea that political consi-
derations are entitled to influence in
determining the locations of State In.
stitqtions. we hope, however that the
Executive and Legislature will recog-
Mise the claims of the Democracy of
Barbour to a Lunatic Asylum. - Wheel
ing Times.
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DRY GOODS

general assortment for G @ n IL mep nd la dies
which will be sold at reduced prices.
FRESH GROCERIES.
large supply of Sugar, Coffee, Syrup. &c.,
SHAD and HERRING.
QU'EENSWARE
a large stock; including Granite, China, Liv-
erpool, and Common Ware, such as has not been
generally kept.
HARDWARE.
a general assortment, including Scythes, &c.
BONNETS, LATEST FASHIONS.
a new assortment of tho latest Fashion, in>
GLIDING Flowers, sc. Ladies call and see them
HATS
Fur, Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Chip, and all otis
or kinds.
BoorS.-A good supply of Boots for Men and
Boys.
SllOES.-A general assortment for Men, Wo-
men, and Children. Also on hand, an assert
ment of Nails, Glass, Cordage, Stoncware, &c.
especially invite the Ladies and Cent emen
to call and examine my stock, for / have the
most complete and desirable assortment of
Spring and Summer wear | ever saw. Every
body come, for will sell cheap for cash or to
prompt payers. have
FIVE HUNDRED YARDS OF CARPET,
AS low as % cents per yard, and Wool Car
pet lower than has ever been in this market
Call Mt the old stand. WM. LAZIER.
Morgantown, May 2Sth 1858.
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The Kansas Election.

LEAvENwoRTn, Aug. 4, via Boone
Vile, August 7, per U. S. Express
Complete returns from Leavenworth
county give majority of 1,74S
against the 'Lccompton Constitution
bill.
Partial returns from Shawnee,
johnson and franklin counties in
crease the majority against the bill to
4,704. The total vote of these coun-
ties as received is 6,846. 1t is thought
the whole vote of the Territory will
reach 1900, and the opponents of
the bill claim majority of 5000.
Topeka cast 246 votes against the
bill and 10 for it, and Lecompton 1872
against and 81 for it. Nothing has
yet been received from the Southern
and Western counties.
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To Credit, or not to Credit!

A FTER an experiment of four months, sell
IA ing on credit and cash, have come to the
conclusion to adopt the ready pay system. TO
part with any Of my old rriendsand customers
flor they are many will be painful to me /; and
| hope by this timely NOTCH, they will make
their arrangements to continue doing their bust.
ness with me. TO continue doug business on
credit, would be compelled to advance the
prices on many articles ofmy goods. This am
unwilling TO do, aud will continue TO sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and no mistake. There is
but one class Of people that the cash system will
injure. Il know not that any of them are deal-
ing with me.) tits those that never pay. hope
my old friends and customers wirtakc my advice,
once try the ready pay system My word for it in
less then one year you will BIO glad you did SO.
] shall close my books on the first day of
August next, and after that day sell for ready
pay. WILLIAM LAZIER.
June l4th 1858. : b.. -" so.
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SWAIM'S CELEBRATED PANACEA,

For the cure of Scrorula, General Debility,
and all diseases arising from Impurities OF the
blood and the effects Of Mercury. -,
i.Swaim's Panacea has been for more than thir-
ty-fve Years celebrated in this county and in
Europe for its extraordinary cutes, some of
which are too irightful for general publication,
where the patients have been almost eaten up
with Scrofula, and were deemed incurable by
physicians.
1t has been used In hospitals and private prac
ace, ard has been recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among others, by w. G. Gibson, NJ D.,
Prof: o. %1o.; Penn, Univr-.,.. ".,"ntr"
Mott, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery, N. Y. Universi-
y; W: p. Devices, NJ. D., Prof Mid Penn. u
University; N. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof of Physic,
Penn. University; Il. Parke, NJ. D., Presid cnt
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swams Pam
acea have for many years made il an invalua-
bic remedy and have occasioned unprincipcd
persons to initiate IT., and thds impose on the
diseased and afflicted Almost daily we are
informed Of several who have been deceived in
this city. ''N
Swaim's Tapacca is in round bottles, futed
long'tudinaily, with the following letters blown
on the glass '
"SWAIaps-PANA CEA-PHILADA.v
Having the name of JAS. SWAIN stamped on
the sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing the cork, and splendid engraving on the
side of the bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
note engravers, in the centre Of which is por-
ed.1
II persons purchasing the Panncea will be
careful to cbsnrve the above canton and ',bot
the name SwdiY 10 correctly spelled they need
not be. imposed upon.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia, and sold by all druggists in the
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS For THE u s
SCHiEPFELIN BROTHERS Il CO..
40 WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
omo' l4S-April %, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13

The RAREY FAMILY.-The "Rarey
family, consists of four boys who have
been .oed from boyhood in Groveport,
Ohio. Their father was of German de-
seen, o farmer and raiser of stock, and
all of the boys were brought up on the
farm and they have followed that pur.
suit more or less up to the present time.
They are however, in possession of
the art of "horse tanning" The oldest
is William III. who made the first dis
covery of the principles of the nature
of tho horses that led to the perfection
of the system that is now astonishing
the world. The next is Charles w.
who is now teaching the system in the
Western part of Ohio. The third is
Frederick who now lives on his farm
about two miles from Groveport. The
fourth and youngest is John S. who,
together with his oldest :. other William
IL, has devoted his life to the study of
the horse is now teaching the nobility
OF Europe the results of his experience !.
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An Interesting Subject for a Memoir.
PATRICK GAss, or BROOKE COUNTY.

PATRICK GAss, or BROOKE COUNTY.
In the last number of the Panhandle
(Wellsburg) Farmer, We notice an an
nouncement concerning forthcoming
work, to be entitled "a Memoir of the
Life of Patrick Gass. This work, if
published, will contain from $50 to 800
pages, and will be mailed by Messrs.
Jacob u Smith, the publishers, post
paid, to subscribers, for one dollar
The conditions upon which this memoir
will be undertaken by the publishers,
are, that promises or subscriptions to q
sufficient amount to insure expenses,
shall obtained beforehand, The manu-
script is now about ready, and all that
10 needed is the names Of parties, who
are willing to take copy.
And here we come to the subject of
the memoir, of whom we might say, as
Writ did of Blannerhasset; Who is Pat.
rick Gass We answer that Patrick
Class is veteran soldier Of the war of
1872, now in the 87th year~-and the
sole survivor of the celebrated explo-
.6 ga p0uiIiOH uiiuCI iJCWiS anu O1arK.
In l804-5-6, across the Rocky Noun
tains--the first expedition of the Kind
eyer undertaken by white men-.and the
one that made known the undiscovered
country to the civilized world. He lives
IN little humble dwelling, on what is
called Pierce's Run, in Brooke County.
a hale, hearty relic of an iron.moulded
man. Led by patriotic impulse, we,
one day, about six years ago, took
long jaunt over the hills to spend on
evening with this man. We found
hum at work in his garden, hoeing and
wedding, although possessing but one
eye, doing his work much more thor
oughly than ever we were accustomed
70 10 such jobs with the aid of two.
live remember right, the only occu.
pant, OF his house, with himself, was a
yoongstcr Of ton or twelve years--the
:. hid of his old age. The old man was
IN genial bumor for conversation, and
nc took us into his house, and enter.
tained us until q late hour in the night,
'a--s-. - nnnnwci ne ~ a.. 80
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0 B | T U A r Y
E9HED

AT the residence Of her husband, near
Morgantown, Va, on the 5'h inst, SARAH.
wife of Mr.. John Joseph, aged GO years, 2
months and II days.
The deceased had been for about twenty.
five years member Of the Regular Bap,,st
Church. She was one of the 90 constituents
Of the Church in Morgantown-two only Of
whom Though all are advanced in wears. !
have been summoned TO their last account
She led life Of Humble, uniioiE, and faith
ful devotion 10 the cause Of her Lord ard
Master, which ever lay near her heart. AS
wife, sister and mother, che was affection
ate-Gesifng, more than all things else the
spiritual welfare Of her household and rela.
tlves. She has left an aged husband, and
seven children, tnearly allof whom are now
members OF the Chlrch) 10 mourn their lose.
On the day after her disease, her remains
were carried TO the grave. after sermon by
Ed. s. Siegfried, from Thess. a: Id. Even
so also them which sleep in Jesus will God
bring with him" The large number in al.
tendance at her funeral, bore testimony 10
the high esteem OF her neighbors.
DIED-In Clarksburg of Typhoid Fe.
yer, on the 9TH inst. JOSEPH O'DONO.
VAN, in his 2lst year, an apprentice to the
firm OF Fairchild. Lawhead Il Co. He was
young man OF good mind and fair reputa
tion-a member Of the Baptist Church and
bid fair Tor life of Christiaa usefulness---
but is doubtless. in the arrangements of In.
finite wisdom and goodness, "taken from
the evil TO Gomez
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13
e4 CaHR ED.

1t has become absolutely necessary for us TO
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom it may cons
"ern &C. our intention and determination to do
so. We hope that all those who are So "'"''1
to us either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments without further solicit
Ruon. II. b. Carr has left town, but the books,
&c. may be found in possession ofB. f. Smith,
who will attend to them. There area great ma
ny small balances Of accounts unsettled on our
books, to which VIC would direct tho special
attention Of those owing them.
May 10. CARR, HANWAY s. co.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA, sat- Rules held in the Clerk,s
once OF the Circuit Court Of Monongala county,
on the first Monday in July, 1858.
Lemly & Santee, Comp'ts,>
VS.. In CuANcrpv
VIM. r. Cotton, ct al. DefrsS
The object Of this suit is to restrain the De-
'endant Wade from paying over to the defend
ant cotton, or his assigns, the amount Of pur-
chase money duo from him for n certain tract
OF land recently purchased by said Wade from
SAID Cotton, and to make the said tract O { land
IN the hands of said Wade, liable to a certain
mortgage executed by the defendant Cotton to
the Plaintiffs before the purchase of said tract
Wade had notice &c.
And IT appearing by an affidavit fled in this
cause, that the defendant Josephus Rice. is not
an Inhabitant of this State, it is ordc, cd that bo
40 appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION of this order and do what is necessary
to protect his interests herein.
GopyIioste LEWIS s. LAYTON, Clerk.
Berkshire, p. Q. 1896. .-
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ELECTIONS. We have returns from
forty-two counties in Kentucky, con-
tanning more than half the popula-
ton of the State, which show the
Democratic gains on last year to he
2,l68, and the Democratic losses /, -
1862, being nett Democratic gain of
926. Our Majority last year in the
State was 1861. 1t will probably
be about that figure this year, altho'
the vote is not more than two-thirds
rs large.
The returns from North Carolina
fully indicate the election of the De-
moGratic candidate for Governor
Judge Ellis, by an increased MAORI
ty. .... ......
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The Government Expenditures.

The Washington States, an Anti
Lccomp.ion Democratic paper, gives
the aggregate. of the appropriations
for the current fiscal year at $1O3,-
o57, 72O, as heretofore given in the
Gazette, adding:
"This amount embraces the appro.
priations for the year and the balance
OF those for the last fiscal year, which
are at the disposal of the Government,
and OF course must be placed to its
credit. This makes the authorized ex-
penditures for the existing year to
amount to the total above stated
While the balance from the last year is
of necessity added to the disposal of
Government, it is but just to say that
there may DO an equal, or perhaps a
greater, balance at the end of the cur
rent tical year." '...
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LOT in ROWLESBURG
FDEs SIZE.

BY virtue of a decree lately rendered by the
in David Wonderly is plaintiff and William NJ
Thoms, and Thomas Ward are defendants, |
shall on the second Monday in August 1903, on
the public ground before the Court House Of Pres
ton County, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, Lot No. 3, in tho town Of Rowlesburg
In tho said county ofPreston. The sale will be
on credit of g ID months, with interest from
the day of sale and the purchaser will be re-
quired to give bond with good security for the
payment Of the purchase money.
W. T. WILEY.
June 8, lSjS.-.ts Commissioner
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THE SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR,
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

Will BIO held on WHEELING ISLAND, on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and
FRIDAY, SEPT. 18th, 10th 10th, & 18th, 1883.
Competitor is open to oil persons from any
quarter. Those persons who have not received
the list of premiums, the rules and regulations,
&e., can do SO SO by applying 10 either OF the
secretaries of the society.
,, AZ tho Railroads Terminating in or opposite
wheeling, and packet boats running in the trade
VIII carry passengers, stock, &C., at hall the u.
sual rates. ii. w. CiIApLINE. prost.
CHARLES MARSHALL, Recording Scc'y.
w. +. PETERSON, Jr., Corresponding Sec,y.
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CASH ! CASH CA,SH m

commence this day selling for ready paw,
according to previous notice. trust INV friends
and customers are prepared to continue their
business with me. ! will sell as cheap as anv
store IN the town, or any wheyc else. ] am re-
GeiVihS NEW Goods ALMOST every week from the
East, come on, every body and get your por,ion
OF the Bargains. am still giving 10 cents per
pound for butter. am none ofyour emf men,
Aug. 2, lS5S-I63. Cbeon side
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BSS" A tremendous FIRE occurred in
Leayonworth City, Kansas on the 18th,
destroying property to the amount of
$loO,0O0. Insurance covering but a
small triile of the loss. The buildings
OF the city are mostly frame.
kANAs ITBM.--We have a Kansas
item. Miss Irene Baker, a girl of sew.
enteen, married man Of seventy, in
that country, from admiration Of one
OF his political speeches. Thus q com.
mon saying is yorifod--"politics make
strange bcdfcllows.'
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-08-13
PHILIP ROGERS. EVANS d. FOGLE
SlaCkWaler or no SlaCkWater.

The subscribers have just received dircct from
Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large and COM
pletc assortment of SUMNER DRY GOODS,
second edition. Groceries ofthc best iE ma rket
together with everything usually kept. ..
We are determined to sell our goods to meet
the timcs-cheuper than ever, ,r.
We return our thanks foi the liberal patron
age from our friends since we resumed business
and will just say, COME ALONG, and when you
have examined, and found out where you can do
best with your money, there buy. We are de-
tcrmincd to work cheap.
Juno 20 ROGERS & FOGLE
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-Every Family should hare Case OF
HumphreNS' Homeonathic .&,oeniGne

They are neat, convenient, simple and porta-
BILE, and will save in Doctors fees, to saw mo-
thing of sickness and suffering, many times their
cost every year. Eauh case contains Book of
Directions, and specific Remedies fer all the
more common ailments and diseases, so plain
and simple that any person Of ordinary ;rto,,;
genee can use them with s.lcoss. prico 50 90 +;
single boxes 90 cents six boxen 81
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DIG WINDOW O. K.-LOOK OUT
- All Right.


Those New Goods from PHILADELPHIA an
Baltimore are now open and ready for eyhi.
btion, and will be sold in competition as to
cheaPness, with any house or firm IN North
western Virginia, withou, exception. We
invite the community generally, but the
ladies especially, TO call aud examine our
stock, consisting Of
Fine Dress Goods, in variety. Man,illas.
Swiss Jaconets, Collars Laces. edgings. 4
Gloves, Hosiery. Ginghoms, Calico. Mns.
Inns, and every other article generally kent
in any Dry Goods STORE in Morgantown: oni,,
a 1.-THE more So ., = " = '''''9
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
WEAR"
Rcndy-MaGic Clothing.
cloths Cassimers, Sattinets, Vcstings,
Go;ionades, Kentucky James, Tweeds,
ltallan Cloth, Cashmere for boys wear.
Stirring, CHECK, and Shifting Tweed. &c.
BOnncts--The laies Summer ST les of
Bonnets, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same. " o W.
;, Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches. Sarsene,ts.
Bralds, Stiff Nets, sc. Come ladies and ace
our Bonnets. 1t will give us pleasure to
show our goods wheiher you bay or not.
L Dozen Ladies Eugene Bodies.
ao' Bustle Skirts; Embroidered
Bustie Skirts;
HOOPS and HOOP SKIRTS, &c.
Shocs--A great variety of Shoes for
ladies'. Heel Eid Slippers, Laced Fine
Pump Kid Lace; Caters; Kid Wells; Goat
do; Chldrcn's Shoes in abundance, Mems
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds. - -
Carpets ana Floor Oil Cloths,
SUMMER HATS for Men and BOYS; Child.
rens Jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets
GROCERIES Of all kinds-Tea. Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon. Mace
Gloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc.
0E We call especial attention TO our
large stock OF the Cheapest TOBACCO eyer
sold in Morgantown. re-
WHEELING NAILS, LAMP OIL.
white Lead in Oil, Lnsecd Oil, Turpentine,
&c Husk Mattresses, made by Albert Ten.
nant
All of which will be sold Cheap for Cash
or approved country produce, or. upon a
credit Of six months 10 ptomp paying Gus.
toners. NS
We return our thanks TO the public for
Their liberal patronage heretofore, and now
offer a special indncemeu, 10 the public. and
ask them TO call and see Calendine 81 Nye
where very cheap goods you may buy.
Jnpe 4. CALLENDINE & NYR.
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rT'o EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE.

ITO EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE.
Il DO YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS
GO TO THE RED POSTl!!
We have just received the LAST, BEST and
CHEAPEST stock Of Goods in town, compris
ing CALlCOES, GINGHANlS, MUSLINS, u 81 lcn-
did assortment Of Cloths, Cassimercsj
HOPED SKIRIs, ;;;n$IlNGs,
lot IF rery cheap aud fine MGnfHdS.
All kinds Of Trimmings;
Prime Golden Syrup, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, and
Spices Of all kinds.
glassware, Queenswarc, Hardware, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps and BONNETS.
ID Come see us, and judge for yourselves. III
A small lot of Masonic Regalia on hand, very
cheap and very beautiful.
June 10 CHADWICK g. NEPHEW.
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TIL ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE

BY our latest advices we learn that
the laying of the Atlantic Gable was
accomplished with complete success on
the 5th inst. There is great rejoicing
all over the country in honor of the c.
vent. Below We give dispatch from
Capt. Hudson received by his family.
We shall give fuller particulars in OR
next issue:-
TRINITY BAY, Aug. Good has
been with US. The Telegraph Cable
is laid without accident, and to him be
all the glory. We are all we'll.
Yours, respectfully,
Csignedl VIM. L. HUDSON.
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FITCH & CMALEANT.

HAVE JUST Received
1000 lbs White Load, in Oil,
barrels FloSsced Oil; ! Barrel sperm oil,
do Turpentino; | do Eisb oil.
do Lard Oil; / do dlchol;
Barrels Carbon oil;
90 Bundles Wrapping Paper;
Eases preserving Jars, all sizes, Glass;
CORKS Of all sizes;
D dozen Carbon Oil Lamps;
90 dozen Gargng oil;
10 Cases Pure frosh Drugs.
we invite the public TO call at our establish.
ment for anything they need in out'1ne, ne our
stock rs constantly receiving new additions.
July 80 Ftfcu CustrAsr