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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
p&a. Tho following is seasonablo
just now:
SURvNG HAMS.

" CURING HAMS,
A correspoudent- Mr.. VIM. II. Ben
nett, of Warwick, r. I.---sends us the
following description Of Q method prac-
ticod with greatsueess by him for sever
al years in curing hams:--
He first takes the cask ia which the
hams are to be suited, and smokes for
half an hour over q low Gre made with
walnut chips. He then makes Il pickle
Tor two hundred pounds of ham by dis.
solving fourteen pounds of Turks Is.
land salt, half pound Of soltpctorand
two quarts Of molassos in sufficient
water to cover the meat when placed
in the barrel. This pickle is skinned
while the salt is being Dissolved ut a
scalding heat. When cooled down
this brine is poured upon tho hams in
the barrel, and they arc allowed to lay
in it until they are sailed. They are
lifted out, hung up to dry, and are
afterwards rabbed over with a compost.
ton Of fine salt, black and red pepper,
and some ground cloves. When this
Operation is performed, they are sew.
ed in bags, and hung up with shanks
downwards. A dry, cool attic cham.
Der is the place to keep them. Hams
thus preserved have very excellent
flavor, and do not require to 60 through
the smoking process.
The simple smoking Of tho cask will
have the effect Of communicating mild,
smoky SAVIOR to the meat, Of this we
arc confident, because we have seen IL
done, and endorse Mr.. Bennett's ex.
porience inregard to this feature Of
the process. We believe bis practice
Is a good one, Scientific Americda.
...---~.-----.
a correspondent Of tie Farmer and
Fainter writes; Que pin, Of salt die
solved in YARN water will cure horse
o. choIio have tried 1t twenty years
i,hout rsiluo"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

The VINO PARTY.-In MassBchus.
aets there is an active movement 10 re.
suscits,e the Wing Party. This non
extension of slavery over any national
grnund and protective ih,iT are the
two features most zeslnusly relied upon.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

gSa- Edgar G. Wilson, Esq, who
left home in feeble health, accompani.
cd By his daughter, has arrived safe in
Minnesota. 1t is hoped that the more
uniform and bracing climate of tho
North may be conducive to his health.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
o B | It U A r Y /.
A Father in Israel Gone,

Thomas Wells, aged Go years. died at his
residence IN Marion county on Frlday, Oct.
20. 1865, shout 8 o'clock p. NJ.
Father Wells, when but boy settled
with mis- parents near MorgaDtowu, Va. and
IN Tie year 1912 he enls ed, when bat 81
yon'h 10 fight for bis county; after which
ne married and settled on the fam where h..
lived and died. He vas a good citizen, and
also chrlsr'sn. - Foirmont Yraiaian.
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HAVE YOU SEEN THEM?

That superb Engraving, "THe VILLAGE BLACK.
SMITH, and the beautiful Aur JouasAL, which
are furnished to subscribers Of the Cosrnopoli,an
Art Association, can now I've seen at the "U.
mon" Office, for short time only. See adyer.
tIsement elsewhere headed-New Features.
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E,.TCHr & CHALFANT have ju

n rcCtINeH ibTS" hseOI'MsNl UI S'h'IUn'
cry, &c.
20 Reams Of the best cap paper, which they
are selling at SO per reum.
10 reams of Medium, 2,75.
20 Reans ofCommercial note at 81 RESIN.
Reams Broad account paper.
sc Narrow Z" &c
500 quires Blank Books.
u Renm Superior Biotiing Paper.
VIII receive this week, 200 bundlcs OF wrap
ping paper.
90 boxes Window glass, all sizes.
10 kegs White Lead, good, S2,75 per kcS.
Bbls. Linsced oil.
Weara constantly receiving Books and No.
lions oi every variety; are selling goods
under our new system, ut such rates as TO do
~ competition. We will pay cash for Rags
Ginseng and flaxseed.
FITCH & CHALFANT.
Nov - .lSh9-lI1
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Eg0ME JOURNAL FoEs 1889.
New Series...New Attractions Writer'S

MORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
new series orthis widely circulated IN mis-
~ Newspaper, will be commenced on tho first
day ~ Jouu1ry aert-printed on fine paper and
clear type. With the January number viii be-
gin tho publication of a series OF beautiful
Original Works 0fFaCtS aua Fiction,
written expressly for tho Home Journal, BY the
hest AUTHORS of AMERICA.
The first of these is from the pen of gifted
writer, and rs tale OF love and iucre, entitled,
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK.
pY a LADY CONTRIBUTOR.
The scene is laid in this c,ty during the mem
orabie winter oIthe great fire. The incidents
are natural and familiar, and the characters
skiiiully drawn and grouped the plat is clear
W Defined and well manngcd--the style easy,
graceful aud flowing, and tho pEaoJMENr con
veys most useful icssun. 1t is work oi stcr-
ling merit.
The story will be followed by n ssTalo OF the
South,' and one OF Startling inte cGt by an emf
inent Southern author, called
THE AVENGER
This productisn is entirely American in con-
struction, plot Incident, dialogue, scene tone
conclusion. 1t could not have hce true Of any
other country, aud possesses attractions of a
peculiar nature for those 'ttn the manor barn -
1t is epccialty--a bonnie bouche OF remarkable
value.
The third of this attractive series of Ameri-
can stories is
THE YOUNG WEES DIARY.
BY \ DAUGHTER OF the WEST
1t contains The whole history of " man,s ri.
ais and wiii be read with tie deepest ie cling
ny All classes OF the community.
THESE charming stories viii DO succeeded hy
diners oil simiidr description, several Of which,
are already ~ preparation.
A'iihc i"rmer peculiar features Oft paper,
witch have gwen II world vide reputation
WI be continued, while the several new ones
VIII give an infinite variety TO IT'S ever diversi.
Hed pages. Among them Il number OF fresh,
spicy, amusing ORIGINAL COMIC STOKES,
with smack and relish Of the wit, humur, raci.
ness, brilIiancy anh sparkle OF The times
AS heretofore, no labor nor expense will be
spared to ninIniain the high rcpGtution Of lhc
lone Jouinul, which is every " Icrc both at
home and abroad, acknowledged Ia be The mos,
olegant ana refined repertniy OF Literature and
the AXIS on this side at the sea d, and the ussr
anH CHEAPEST Family Newspaper IwTuE WORLD.
~ no nOre copies of The New Series will he
printed than are ordered, those vs. ho desire to
begin with the commencement of thu volume
VIII he able to do so by forwarding their sub
scriptl0Bs without delay.
Ie'ins.-For ore copy, So; for three copies,
S3-oT one copy for three years, So +; tor a club
OF seven copies, $40; for 4 club Of iiteun cop-
les, sos and at that rate for larger club--li'
ways III advance. Address,
MORRIS g. WILLIS,
Editors and Propnetors, iO7 Fulton st. New
York.
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W00pBURN FGMALE sENIINARY.
HE0nass6 80 80. -.

~
rlMe "IEtes ,SesSion OF ,kls institution viii
a commence on MONDAY, the Slli day ONO
MEMBER. and continUe 20 weeks. The most
thorough and approved teachers arc engaged
with view TO making thorough scholars in all
the Departments. Four regular classes are en-
braced IN the ceurse Primary, Middle, Junior
and Senior. Pupils viii be examined on applj.
cation, md placed in the class TO which their
proficiency entitlcs them, and the ins,,trtioa
having been regularly Incorporated, diplomas
VIII be conferred on those who completes the reg
ular course. .#t'H
JermsPer l~ortcr. Payable in Aaraace.
Board, including Puel, Light, &c., $4,000
Tuition in Primary Class, 100
Middle " 900
Junior 500
Senior " 7,e0
OPTIONAL COURSE. - Charges ,riV be
made per Quarter for
Lessons OH Piano with use OF instru- t..
.urt. ment, 3.. $1,000
Guitar, 10, 90
in Drawing, Painting OF
French, 400
tr Latin ar Crock, 200
. Uf-Books and Stationery furnished at Book
store prices. Dor further Information,
Addrcss, REY. J, X, MORE, Il. 81.
superintendent.
Morsan,own, Nov. 8, is5S-4w.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
DcsirOyeel 6y Fire!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IS NOW AT THE
big WINDOW ~

CALLENDINE & NYE are now cxhib-
ting their New aud Fresh Stock Of Ea1 and
Winter Goods the splendnr Of which is unsur-
passed by the annals of the Mercantile trade Of
Mergant"wn. Their stock coosists, in part, Of
LADIES DRESS GOODS. in every va
riety OF style, fashion, quality, beauty g. cheap.
ness, to WHICH we invite special attention.
shawis for Gentlemen a large assortment
for Ladies Chiuolle cad dresses NubIus; Col
iari Embroidcrics; Dress Trimmings; Frnges;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlcts, Shirt Cellars, Shif,
Fronts, &C.
Gentlcmcn's Wear, OF all kinds, in the piece
ana ready made; consisting OF Cloth, Cashmere
Satunets, Kentucky Jeans, rweods, &c.
lOoo YARDS CARPETlNG.--r largest as
sor!ment of Competing over brought 20 tiis town ,
unusually cheap, bought at Auction. Ell.
SHOES and BOOrS--A large assortment OF
me best city made for Ladies, Gents, Youths,
Misses and Children.
BoNNErS--cIty mado-vcIvet, Grape, &c.
a general assnrtmeh; Enshcs, Flowers, &c,
Ladies' Drcsa Caps, Mohau Caps, beautiful
aud Cheap. -
Wall Paper, Mind Paper, Stationary, &c.
GROCEHIE.Y, - Tcas, Cheapest
ever offered in this market; homght OF the lar.
acst tea importing iInuse IN The lity. Coife c +,
Sugar, Rice, Table syrup, Specs, &c.
QaeenSWdre, Hdrdwarp, Giosswarc,
IVooaen Ware, BosketS, de-. 6c
DfE-SFUFFs, Oils, Pants, Turpentine, &C.,
m short, the assortment is large aud complete /,
aud the prices so low, aud the terms so lIbcra
which are so liberal as follows ;--Our terms are
Gnsh, or tnrso mnnIhI credit on bulls not paid at
the time the purchase is made. ~
we are thankful to our old friends aud pStrnna
tor Their liberal patronage and. kindness to ~
hofeioiorc. We again invite .ieir Especial 81.
ienhon, and the community gerora!Iy, TO call
and sec usj wo viii take pleasure III showing
you our goods, aud giving Satisfaction. gcuctai.
ly. CAELEvDjNE s. NYE.
MOIsantown, Oct. %. lS5S-l LII
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

Rssa' Woods Hair ReSt0ratiUe-an
excellent article--is for sale by II. B.
Johnston, No. 176 Market st., Wheel
ing, Va.
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Ts2E YOUNG AMERICA

Clothing Store is all tho rage,
1t surpasses rar the living age;
Being ono OF the largest ~ the State,
And selling goods 1T so low rate,
hat all wh" call can easy buy,
Aud u they don't cau't tell why.
Listen aud prepare your mind,
White call OF the different Sinds:---
GOA rs OF all descriptions, kinds and taste,
And style Of breast or length oi'waist
OF all material, frock and Dress,
q And Ut yop, too, without distress.
IA It's comes next, which 10 'iiumeSats,
would TAB o a man with pen and slate,
FROM morn till night, with two minds,
10 cyphor down the different Kinds.
Enough To cay, viii all supply,
With anything 10 suit ;leir eye;
Black, blue, plaid, striped or gray,
AIN boand to "suip' you any way.
VESTS, astonishing To rclato,
] am ahead oC all tho state;
VclUots, plAin, plaid, striped or bloc,
Sauns OF ali kl6d5, figured silks 100
And many rnore---it is rot worth whilo
10 hiif describe Gle mUnstrous plc
SBlBfS Of linen, mud Matscincs Too,
ilicSoties, GWioocS, striped and bluc.
Boeons, Collars. Cfuyats aud Cans new.
iiandkerchiers, Glnycs, Rubbcf snspchders
Apd the latest style oi good doublo oadrts
boys CLOTHING, Chats, Vests snd Pants,
Cannot 81 either grasshoppeys or antt;
But Anything 10 human shape,
! @atrah, FIT up 10 Gle tobc;
And I stck 70 MY motto OF old,
That $4,000 % DO undeisold.O
So como along, bring riend sud hin,
Bot don't forget the "Hoady 'rih.p
-, beu. slime.
Merge Dtown, Oct II, is5s.-i74
N.Ln -. 49, ~ - 1. ~
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

g92- Mrs. Watts and Vim. Carrico
have opened their Oyster Saloons in
good style. The latter sells "by the
can, half can or dozen, very cheap"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

sD~ Woodburn Seminary opened
the Winter Session on Tuesday last,
well manned with sprightly lasseg.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-12

PUFF FoK PuFr, The Lady who
sent US that huge paper of fine smok.
ing teoacco, has our politest thanks
hlany right pleasant Puff will grow
out of it..
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rTFIE UNION.
MoRGANTowN, NOV. ~, 1865

a aooD BRoINNING.-Since our last
10 have received, on account of sub.
scriptions, some Beef, Corn, Oats, and
Beans, and VIC are looking every mo.
mens for some Pork and Sausage. -
We have received little Cash, too
but that seems to come in homeopathic
doses. KEEP TIE BALL ROLLING
gSA. We will take trade from new
subscribers, as we'll as old ones. Pass
along your names, gentlemen!
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WESTERN DISTRICT.

psa. A few pocket cases of Profes.
sor Humphreys Specific Homeopathic
Remedies may be had on carly appli-
cation at this Office Price So. each.
See advertisement.
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r1. Mr.. John Rogers offers some
valuable property for Rent. SEQ his
advertisement.
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MERCHANTS GnLEBRATED
g n Es :, xTG OzL,
For Nan and Beast.
i'as boon before tho pubic for more than z


years, and is desersoJly yopr!aS.
Extract ofu letter from Dr. j, Fs,tpe, dated
Rdprn.Sood, Va, jim. n, 1860.
The Garglng OIL is the only reliable Emhrc,
cation IN existence, SO say the PEorLE. Wo
can sell more OF than all the rest put tot ether
can furnish you with fSo five hundred ceftif~
Gates, ifyou want. <u.
From Messrs. II hendricks & CO., Harrison Vile Va.
There will probably 30 great deal of the
Gargling Oil sold here. All who have tried ia
are wei, pls leased with il. we believe IL to ba
the hest medicine for a horse ever made.
From Brown & Jones, BIandenbuig, KY, Feb.
IS, 1867. ..
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat-
istac,ion, and is champion Liniment Tor man
and beast. We have never khowa it to fail in
single instance.
SERErrA, Miss, Fob, is, 1857.
GESre:--Please send another supply OF your
Gargiing OIL, il has given general satisiaction.-
IL has cured a case Of rheumatism o! ten y ears
standing and is Creator burns, in fact it han
boon successful IN almost any case where is has
had u fair trial. 81. D. G. ROBINSON.
CaUTloN TOPURCuASERS. .
Tho only genuine has 90. W. Merchant,
Lockpon, n. Y )" blown IN each bottle, and al
SO has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials oft utility. All orders ad-
dressed to Merchants GorgiIrg Oil Coz
Lockport, y. Y. 1
For sale by Druggists and Nj ere hants RenerB
ally, through the United States, Btt:sh Possos.s
sions, ana other Countries. And by /
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Morgantcwn, Na.s
And by ono or more ugents in every town il
the vicinity. Wholesale Uia!! large cCmmercialj
towns. Scp,.3, 1906.
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TEW SUmPripES.---Ihe ADVERTISE
K having been restored TO health in n few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered scvrrai years with severe Lung Ifect~
ion. and that dread disease, Consumpti on -
is anxious to maze known TO his. fellow suffer.
Crs the means OF cure. TO a.! - no desire il he
viii send the prescription used (rRrC OF cHaR0r)
with directions for preparing and using the samn
winch they will find cure Care FOR CoSsUMp-
TtONs AsTRma, BH0NCHIT.s, &c, The only Oh.
icct 81 tho advertiser il sending the presctip.
ton is 10 benefit the ati ctcd, md he hopcs cT-
cry sufferer wiz try his remedy, rs it will cos,
them nothing, and may. prove Il messing. Par.
t!ca wlGhng the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
Wliiamsburgh, Long 1slnnd.
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THE COUNTY COURT,

At its last session, ordered that the
part of the Pleasant Valley & Tunnel
ton turnpike lying in this county, be
received as County road, & that the
Surveyors be required to work such
portions of said road as lie in theirres
peotive districts.
.. School Commissioners
appointed for tho ensuing year, viz. :
EASTERN DISTRICT.
No. |, John Bowers, 8, Robert MayfeId.
,, John N Baker, 0, Caleb BeaIl,
s. jacob Miller, 10, CspeI Holland,
4 John Mills. IL, Oliver p. Jo!liff,
s. Wm Anderson, IL, Wm. Holland,
G. T.. w. Tower, 10. Henry Watson,
T. Charles Watts, ID, Thos Tsrleton.
WESTERN DISTRICT.
No. 4, Mailman Davis. z, VIM Price,
2 NJ. L. BoyeIs, 8, VIM S. Fletcher,
g. Peter Fog!e, 8, Rem S. Thomas,
4, J. p Thorn, 10 Justus Gdrard,
5, John Stewart, II. James G. White,
9, Michael Core, 10, Peter Afneu.
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Mako no haste 70 10 fch Il you
gould prosrcr,
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nURSUANT 10 q Decree
rendered In the aboYc
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Nov. -, ls5s-i77
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-16
MEDICINES.
Magma eat YeTilas ct grsualebif."


Magma est Yeyttas et preUGiebif"
The wonderful discoveries brought to light by the cee
brated Dr. Railway Co., the eminent Chemists Of New
YORK within the past quarter Of century have contrib
uted more to the ease, comfort safety and ongeyity
the human race than all other medicinal agents in USE
RADWAY'S BEADY RELIEF.
The first Of these important and valuable discoveries
startled the word with wonder and surprise At its rapid
efficacy in curing sick aud stopping the most excTu
ciaing pains.
The urx discovery the Renovatng Resolvent; the
only remedy In use that possesses the remarkable prop
critics Graduating the system all constitutional
aades inherited bg scky children OF disease parents
These discovers however are but Lights to the
Grtdt, Grand Discovery recently made ami which Is
cacu4 revUlutonz the present practice OF medi
aud theatm of disease The result Of this great
discovery is given 10 The world in the form OF Pills ele
gant3 coated with Gum, not to Ofsud most del
icate stom chs. they neither scken grippe. Every
dose that AIKEN mparts renewed strength and vigor
the sick ard enfebed body. they called
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS,