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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

THE SECOND SKATING EXCURSION of the
season, to Long Pond, came off on Saturday af
tsrnoon, and more than twelve hundred, young,
middle-aged, and old, of both sexes, awaited
themselves of the advantage offered by two extra
trains, to enjoy the ine skating, which was even
better than fortnight since. Twenty-three cars
went down completely filed and including those
who went by other means OF conveyance, there
were over fifteen hundred people upon the ice
during most of the afternoon, and right gay
time did they have of it, All ages, classes, and
conditions in life, were represented on the occa-
sion-the Executive Council of His Excellency
the Governor, the clergy, the legal and other
learned professions, the press, and every other
calling, profession, or trade in life, which can be
mentioned, all had their delegations on the spot,
and for time everything like care. anxiety, or
social distinction, were lost in the pleasing graft
ication and healthfal amusement of the hour.
1t truly pleasing spectacle to behold, and
the more of them that are got up, the better for
the physical health of hundreds who would not
otherwise think of paying that obedience to the
laws of Nature which is so essential to the sound
condition of both body and mind
We presume that hundreds, on Saturday after
noon, as they glided over the ice had brought
freshly and forcibly to their recollection the old
associations of sehoolboy days, when so much
delight was experienced in athletic exercises of
this kind, and were ready to respond to the ex-
clamation of Byron
All! happy years Once more
Who would not be boy ln
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08
WAsH1NaroN. Feb. 6.

GREAT EXCITEMENT BETWEEN NOR HgRN AND
SOUTHERN MEMBERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08
CONGRESS-.
ARRAY 5ettosen Messrs. Keitt Of South Caro-
lima and Grot7 Of PennsylUGala.
MR.. KEITT KNOCKED DOWN.

The Fight Becoming General, uHd FL
nalIy StopPcA by ihe EerSeasit-0t. Arms.
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IDCAL NEWa

PAINFUL AcoIDENT.-On Saturday afternoon,
William H., only son of DR.. William Workman,
about ten years of age, was at play with two 9th
err boys on the fat roof of Hitchcock & Muzzy's
blacksmith shop. when the ends of a scarf
about his neck, became entangled with a
shaft which projected about a foot and half
from an adjoining building, over the roof on
which he was playing. The shaft was revolving
with great rspidity, and the moment that the
scarf wound up SO as to bring his neck in
contact with the shaft he was carried around
with every revolution of it, striking with such
violence on the tarred and grsveled roof as to
his boots and stockings from his feet. The en-
CINE was stopped as soon as the trouble was dis
covered, when the boy found hanging across
the shaft, the scarf having been Grawn so tight as
to break it asundcr. 1t is supposed that he must
have been carried around from one to two hun
bred revolutions of the shaft The shaft was
about two feet above the roof. He was insensible
when taken down, his right thigh bone broken,
his right foot badly bruised, and his neck look
ing, one of our intormants said, like The neck
Of one who had been hung" The wonder is that
he was rot strangled to death, or had his neck
broken. Hewas carried home, aud properly cared
for, and yesterday, although somewhat feverish
and nervous, there was nothing in the case which
precluded a reasonable hope of his recovery. Al
together, it was marvellous escape
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-08

Passengers from Hong Kong report that
the Russian Admiral had come from tho
North and offered his services as mediator he.
tween England and China, Which offer waa
declined. But similar one from the Amer
lean Commodore was accepted.
Inc Paris correspondent of the London
I"'eS says 1t is asserted that the British and
French governments have decided that if lhe
capture Of Canton shall not induce the EN-.
peror to accept the terms offered the allied
troops are to march to PslSin, and the Empor.
or OF the French will supply additional troeps.
The island OF Dowan, opposite Canton, was
occupied by the English and French troops.
without resistance.
The French Admiral had proclaimed tho
France
Lord Elgin's ultimatum had BEEN sent in
and the Chinese were allowed ten tnys to ac.
cept or reject il.
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] 8 3 8.
THE LATEST NEWS.

Arrival of the Steamship ArabIn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16
AIMS - Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
\ TEAS ONLY,


vu,ur new crop OF Tea j. nov arriving.
ana selling much below the n'sn 49,.
= he mast wear; the present therefor"
ooens With The pleasing prospect = ~
sr.;r heinC able 10 furnish ss good sn ~.
cls lor ,he price, ss formerly We a'so .a '.'
sls.su,e IN Announcing that we have c""-
cluded TO extepd the time on ~. 49, y
here,ofore cold on two and three "o"'"s'"
three and four monshs credit. 49,.
Thousspds Of Grocerssnd genera 30 n..,Y
Genera now sell Teas ID our Meta'nc US. . !.
soes. and the number i consistently 'ns.s NJ.
l;ns. nu,wi,hstanding he strong p'sl". Nh.
I'M, once existed sgaiast teas pu, W !" ''-
Inccyen;ep, form. This unexsmp'eo r"eo' n
iIs ne legitimate result % business .. W."
so,mIv done, Tor long term y yeor- "p I'M,
;u.s VA fsir principles, and especially a"'
M sve 20 that wholesome one q 49, =
pnoy,rs AND Duck RErrnss ,..,.,.
Tess being : perishsbIe sr.'c'c' "sa'. :,
80 ,esommen ded 70 order email aud ''eq0s''
bills. - IA NV. ~.
...a;.hsd with teas In u. of's'ns' "'r
. nhs.,s \, three cents per y 'ess ~" y
= Metallic Packages. $3.50 \; ", employ
\. T,svel,us Arcnt--his PIC &c v sns
p,cd by auo'lrr'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

We are requested to announce 'nas
.,,o Democratic Central Committee q
Dubois county will meet AZ me co"''
house in Jasper, on the first Monday
n juno, for the purpose Of erecting Z
more thorough organization appo'n.'
ing county convention, and a.'cnu,
inc to whatever other business inc
l;tical interests Of the county may
,uand. he following named PEI
compose the central committee:
From Pstoka Township Andre
so,.dlsy, Henry Bruner aud MARTA
era.
psinbridge --Jacob Hermann
mooston, and John Mehrineer'
usrbison-Thomas P. Hope h"o'S'
Able. and Samuel White.
Columbia--H. NJ. Davis, Leroy Gave ~
Harvey Nicholson.
H.,l-Thomas Shoulders, Joseph surg
and Jacob Allis. y,
rerdiusnd--John b. Goldman, FREQ. ~
deck. and d. NJ. Kemp.
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TERMS: Il
One COPY Cor one year " % ano Rm.'
one Sopy for two wears ~ ana 60
= ~ COW for three years W anc e
One cory for five years 500 and G''s
Three copies, one year s. 90 and gns'
Five CONES, one year 3 90 anu r'n.'
Ten copies one year 10 90 ano - g''s
Twen,v one copies lyear 80 % ana - eu.sI
The articles 10 be distributed are 90"
prised il the following list:
q packages gold, containing Soov easn
AZ do do 2Vu earn
"A AZ do do 100 eacn
10 nat. lev hunt. case watches 100 eaen
90 gold watches Ia esch
~ - 80 each
400 ladies gold witches. 80 eseh
+. 900 silver hunting cased watches. 80 escn
soo .;,,s, watches, 10 70 20 esoh
,"oo Gold onard, vest = fob chains 10 10 81
'o C,id I.oskets. Bracelets, Brooches, Ea'
Mas Rreast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve bu..
,ons Rings. Shirt Studs, Watch Keys golo
} "a s;lver thimbles, and . variety o. otne'
{. s' -" a. worth from SO cents 20 $l9 each.
- Immed,stelv on receipvot The suoscriPsio'
h. 49, he subscriber's name will DC en-
d. ,sssd mon our subscription book opposite
8. nnrbs,. AID lie I'll, corresponding with va
o. number viii be forwarded, within enc w. ~.
4; % s The subscriber, BY mail Or express Pos
paid. .,,aa. ,hould be q,
.vs.sd "a BECKETT q CO., 49, ~
4, !, MotFat Building. ss5 Broadway, New o.
!. ~ specimen copies cent tree -"
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To Corsuhutofs.

As our design il 70 make our paper
one that will be Of interest to all en-
gagged in the different departments !. : q !
active industry in every part o. the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our Intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es
peciaily DESTROYS Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items y
s any department Of agriculture are par :
siculariy solicited. Please scFd US al
the news, incidents, general informs
ton. and mineral discoveries ~ you
respective neighhorboods.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16
DEATH or COL. BENTON.
WAsHIxG1ss. April 10.


WAsHIEG1ss. April 10.
Hon. THOMAS II. Benton died u hall pss'
= O'Clock this morning.
WAsnIxoToH. April 10.
Both houses will adjourn on Monday, 70
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Benton.
There has been no acceptance BY 'ps
President Of volunteerg from The several
states, for service, nor will there be sny'
Nsw YoRK, April 3.
The President has sent BY special agent
! proclamation to the people Of Utah, ten
dering an ampes'v ifthey will return TO their
ALLEGIANCE; otherwise the whole power q
the government yiIl be usedto Feduce them
TO submission.
i Gen. Harvey win lesys on Saturday 'or
his command 10 Utah. accompsned by ne
commissioners. McCplIom and Howard Mr.
Hnr,nett. Secretary OF the Territory and
others conpec,sd with the military and clY'
service.
ST LouIs, April 10.
The foundry Of Newman Grsha" va
! burned last night. Loss $4,000 'nsure
o for $1,000
WAsHixsToH. April ~
The Union says The President had pro
g,rscted interview with Mr.. Benton on ~
J. day night. aud The latter afterwards expires
n sed his exceeding qualification at the vi''
,. Sir. Benton spoke Of his extreme so''e''ue
g for the condition Of public affairs. snd 7
= painful sense Of the imminent dangers VINE
% threaten the county. lie exhorted The RE
u den, % rely on Divine support and guidance
~ ana not mon man " no would deceive hr
IN The remains Of Col Benton will be taks
,n 10 Missouri. gong BY way ofths Relay Hou
-. aver the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
~, Whe cling.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16
THE HOWARD
ASSOCIATION.
Philadelphia.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
1uvn IN persons afflicted with Sexual Die.
Eases. such as SpermatorrhGs Seminal
Ws.tness. Impotence, GoaorrhGs, elect.
SYPHILIS. the vice Of unanls"' " e"
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
n viev Of the swful destruction Of humsn
lie. csuced BY sexual diseases, and the ds-
spsiuos practiced upon the unfor'u;a'es'c-
inns Or such diseases BY Qnscks. have a..
,ecsed their Ccnsulling Susyso % chart
,sble sct. worthy u their name. 70 y've
Mrn,cAL ADVICE GRATIS. 70 81 persons thus
sfIi,c,rd. no apply by letter, with descr y
l on u their CONDITION. Gage, ocsupano"'
habits or life. &c..) aud in case o. ex''e"e
pover,y and suffering, 70 fuRsisa
uEpicrsEs F.iEE or CHARGE
n~-Tne Howard Association l. oenev-
la,ent Institute on, established BY special en-
Icw menr. for The relief Of the sick end DIS
sressrd. afflicted with yiruIent and Epidemic
Diseases. II has now a surplus VI means.
yhirh The Directors have vo.ed 70 sxpenu
N n advertisinc the above notice. ~ neei'
/ 80 - .dd that the association commanus
~. h;ohes, medical skill Of the age, and
will urnlsh the uoet PPtose" n.
ment.
! JUS, published BY The association 2 Hepor'
, a. Suerma,orrhua, or seminal weakness,
|. he vice Of Onsnism. Mssturbn''on 2. oe',
1 4 buse. and other Diseases o. ne oeAus'
I. Organs. BY the Consulting Surgeon wn'e',
I. viii Be sent BY mail in sealed ense'opr,,
FIRE. o. cHARGE. on the reception 49,
STAMPS for po4lae. !.
TrAddre1 d.. CEo. r. CALHors.
Cc.suis1no Surgeon, Howard Association
NJ >s,reet Phlladelph'a.
\ Directors.
rwrLL, President.
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Il, lob Printing .

We are prepared to give pro'nP. =, Y.
.on,;oo 70 ali kinds Of Job or Book
rrinting. Any description Of ?, blanks
rsce;pts. bill heads, store, stallion o.
Jack bills can be forthcoming on y,
!, shortest notice, in the most approves
s,v,c and on reasonable terms.
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II III II
GOLDEN PRIZE
rllu,rnArrD. 1878 IllusrHArfD'

THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
pPlZK y one Of the largest and best me-
raw papers Of the day. An Imperial 1nss'
% containing Eight pages or forty columns nm
~ entertaining original matter; ana E'e'
zan,Iy illustrated every week. -,
A Cir WORTH FROM so cEHrs to gov
IN GoLD, WILL Ne PRESENTED 70 hANn 80 80,
scaiBER iMNEpATLy on kEcE'rl ~ -
SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
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NEW ALBAEY, ApM..

NEW ALBAEy, April -.
Flow Market very hat =. 70 roaSs OK ~
Wheas--Whits Toe; red ODE. Co1n 80 80.
oats a5ssoc. Hay--$l2 for loose a"o s 4
for bsIed. Dried apples 81 lcal ~; peasm.
= g. 90. Feathers 35c. Rngssaasc; -,
80. N. D. fair % fully fair 7s7ac, choice :
and lc advance BY tho Dbl. plantation M :.
asses a. 3sc in 10. Rio codee iiaaiaa'
|Jsva i7aisc. Rice 5s6lc.
Cisc, sSAri, A pril -.
Flour unchanged q % 60a3 " ior sups,
6pe, and 81 75as 20 fcr extra msrses wv.
] Whlsky-In good demand a. ia cep's
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

orL. b. white, q. MARSHALL Of the
Louisville Police Court, died on Satur
day night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16
KANSAS! KANSAS:
NEW ARRANGEMENr!
NOW IS THE TIVE TO BUY
ID RY- G Q Q = ;
CHEAP, At THE STORE OF


Dn@EAs|
~ n. seu,h west corner of the Puonc
S 4" il Jasper. where has just received :
.plendid assortment Of
Fancy Goods,
French & English Merilnos
silks and satins,
De}aines,
: Lnstres,
French Prints,
CalicGs,
Msls!ims,
&C., &c.
- 4 6 ID
Hats, Caps, BOOTS and Shoes
(which will be sold CHEAP for CASH y 2
;|AppRovED COUNTRY PRODUCE
r,ho.e wishing TO purchase will pleas
!. c.ll !, my store before buying s'sewns'sm
m1-Dc not forget the place. % '"e sou'
80, cuer az me Public S1na.r, cv
~e Ms,eb u. ls5s. WM. BRETT
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16
Marriage Licenses issued from the
" Clicks 6ffies since April l.

Aoril ,-Robr Stewart s. Narccia Brinson
5-Solomon Crook g. Mary J Morgan
7-Wm. L. Began & Syrena n. Ays
Is--B. y. McIver & Nery A coonrad
l5--Andress Heninger g. G. B'her.
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NO KANSAS! NO DOUGLAS!
BUT
ROOTS AND SHOES,

5z9mrGus - @0sG 80
.rJ LARGE quantity OF al sorts OF Liquors
which win sell at low prices,
IL Produce taken in exchange 'oI eoou'' y,
Roots and Shoes made and reps"eo z. z.
The shcr,es, notice. At al tines spo on -
most reasonable terms.
EASTERN. BOOTS AND SHOES,
~ III latcs, styles, kept constantly on nan
NJ the big brick, on the corne, % 9'1'" -
Lawrence streets. jasper, ino. nrp
April 2, '56.-n3. CoNhhp " 80
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RI mind the Sheriif's sale On ncN'
Tuesday. The property advertised i
one Of the best business stands 10 opr
city. -
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GRArrs NoTlcEs.-We publish 70
tees Of marriages, deaihs, &c., gratis
and, would like to record all which &C
cur in the county. Ministers, Or 9th
ers. who ofgiriaie on such occasions
will confer > favor by seRaipg nsaHc
lice Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-04-16

c-rAs countryman was at'cnp'.
mo 70 drive his horses across the ROAD
IN front Of Kraus' tavern last Wednes'
Idav. they suddenly plunged in a hol'
several feet in depth, WISHED out q
the high water, and before they coul'
Ibe eutr:catcd were in mpcl, danger 2
.lbe;nu drowned. 1he road from ina
Ipoint TO the bridge should be raise
ENTIRELY above high water mark.
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

hereby given that sealed pro-
~ oossls will be received a. the court
nouse in the town Of Jsspsr. Dubois county,
/ indiana. on Tuesday the 18th day y May
1858. and until 5 o'clock ?. u. OF said day:
for the erubbihg, clearing and excavation o.
seven d:tches 10 said county. situated ana
arranged as follows:
There will be let for swsmp Lands -
follows;
Ouch No. IS. in section 8. town No. p
sourh Of range No. 5 west, on Paioka, nesr
Jordan Sermersheim's.
Ditch No. Is. IN sec'ions7 md s.town =.
south OF range west. near Csshnet's n'l'
Duch No. ~ ~ sections 80 aud W. town
|, south OF range west, % Alder cre1k'
beginning al the slae Fpsd near jss, stew
arts, and running down 10 the o'c d'trn
nesr Madison A Armstrong;.
There will be lei Tor rash ns follows;
Itch No. ~ IL section W. 10. tv~m y
-og,h Of range s west, near Samuel y. As'-
SOS.
Ditch No. 26. in section !. town y soutn
Of range D west. also 10 section IL, town y.
! south 81 range west. near Anderson's Tan
! yard on Birch creek.
Nj Ditch No. 81, 10 section Z. town !, SCUM
, Of range S west, near Washington "oodr'
1 Ditch No. % in section 80, town y SCUM
B Of range 8 west, on Alder creek, near wash
d ing,on Armstrong;.
1 plans and SPECIFICATIONS Of the s'ovs
4 work will bs exhibned ut the cour, house Oh
III, 10 a ooo - bv
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orWe understand Mr.. Nader ma
sod largely Of his stock Of boots apf
shines since his advertisement appeared
in the Courier. he intends to get q
another new stock before great while
This i ono Of the benefits Of advertls
ing. II any body has anything 70 g
and wants TO sell it, they should pr
! i Gin the papers
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panied by q ceflIdcatev0I Inc cuhf TT
'ested by the Commissioner, sale o. isnos
in said list shnil not be made unti
,hs person having such contract shall coni-
ple,e or forfeit the same
~ WM MONROE.
Iasper. Aprii 8, IS Nv Cbm'r Duhos 60.
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orrcEHs o. pA'VszIDcr TOWNSHIP.
Iu.,ices-H. c. Newcomb, Henry Long
stephen Roge. ;.. r,.ncis
Brilesge. Kasper John
Clesk-Geo. A. kjlzInge.
Tressursr-wendoIin Erny. $3.50,
Observation-Disclosures Eckari Fuo'p'
Harter, John Green.
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

clerk-BAzIL B. EpMcssroF.
Auditor-toas MFHairckR.
Treasurer -EpwARD STEPHENSON
Reco rder--STEpEEy JERcER
Sheriff-JAcop HkRNAs
Cornner-WiLLiAn ScHuEE1kknN
HARVEY NICHOLSON, -
Lewis GREEN, 1o""''ss'o
J.B. BicKwEEMERr.
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The telegraph advises us that 'ne
House again took up the Senate Kan
sas bill, aud, on motion Of Mr. Mont
comery, Of Pa, that body determined
10 adhere to their amendment M
which tho Senate refused to concur.
The vote was, in favor ofadhcring III,
AGAINST Il III, showing falling on O
one vote on each side since the former
vote was taken, leaving the majority
8, as before. -
The House Of Representatives has
Tins yindicatcd its rights and the
rights Of the people. We cannot sec
why the House should yieldto the Sen
!. ate any IN ore than the Senate g 'n'
! House. Mr.. Montgopery's amend
: ment ~ nme other proposition 3,
|,rh;ci of<he people to franz
] ! = ! ! !: : ::
. ths;r |>ious shall be ipll,
n,
" such other busine
|Ik come before them. we y
.aderSland that Kasper John was =
pointed Superintendent Of Repairs
gle the bridge across Straight river
the Troy road. Mr.. william Cave
'ei- der and Mr.. Sebastian lFe'oer !
were appointed Trustees q ''a' '''s'
township, 70 fill vacancies occasion
PCT BY some illrgality in the election },
en-, that township on the 9th inst. !
\, q Board adjourned till theirnext Iegu
the - ect;ng---,he first Monday in Jup'
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and would like TO record oil wh'ch g
cur IN the county. Ministers, Or 9th
ers. who ofiriatc on such occasions
viii confer . favor BY aeRGlpg nsa w
.tice Immediately.
ELorEMEsr--Op Sunday iaSt on
ouiet town was thrown into state 2
unusual excitement by The startl'p
announcement that = romantic ana y
r. devoted couple had just arrived
. state Of brcathless haste,
fixed dsterminatiop Of assn
responsibilities Of hpshRp
pite their tender age, An
ton Of hard-hearted ps
cxorablc guardians.
rying out this laudabls
all possible dispatch, %
thario, Kinney Mclvcr'
application for license, ~
given 10 understand could
ont. But. here our excellent
with his wei known discretion
matters, consjdcrcd it unwise g
SO important . document, tilI
further opportunity had been givc
calm dcliberation. But, alas! NJ
tic would-bc bridegroom WAS e.
t;ating on the hrd'hearted policy
official authorities, with az doque
truly touching, such as tue most
voted affection alone cap give,
exhausting all his arts Of sweet
suasion, as II to verify tie trut
tho well known adage-"Thc co
Of true love never did run smoc
Mr.. Philip Conrad, the father Of
romantic girl, mounted on . fleet q
unexpectedly appeared on the .
Of action, and placing his daught
apillion behind him, bore her Q
triumph. Poor McIver! luc
swain! was left all alone in bis
His state Of mind. consequent
disastrous a result, can only Be y
stood BY such as have been IL
With o similar experience.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
.B5g WssasAOsU.

ARE now receiving from Philad clpha and
Baltimore 4 new and well selected Fashion
able stock Of Spring and Summer Goods, con.
sisting OF Ladies' Dress Goods of every variety.
Collars, Ginghams, Chali and Lawn Robes;
Black, Fancy and Byaderc Dress Silks, cheap;
Swiss Jaconets, Cambria Embroidcrics, sc. A
large assortment Of Collars, Gloves, Ilssicry,
mcnt to complete the Lady's memorandum
Hoops, &c.
BoNNETS of latest Styles Ribbons, Flowers,
Ruches, Braids &c.
CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Satincts, Twecds,
James, Italian Cloth, Deraditu Cottonades, Drill
hngs, Croton Cloths, &C., all Tor Gcnticmen,s
wear.
a general assortment ofREADY MADE CLIO
THING; Ladies' and Clildrcns' Boots and Shoes
Genilemans' Shoes'and Boots.
GROCERlES-Black and Green Tea, Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Pepper and spice, Table Syrup.
good supply Of Tobacco.
Salt, Wheeling Nails, Paints, Oils,
Wall paper assorted in sets.
CARPErS-A large assortment all Of which
will be sold cheap for cash or approved country
produce, or upon Il credit OF six months to prompt
paying customers. We are determined az usual
only more so, not to be be undcrsold by any
house o competition in town or country. We
do not say that we will sell cheaper than the
cheapest, Blu: we do say that we will not be I'M
dcrsold.
We are thankful to the public for their kind
patronage heretofore and now cordially invite
ladies' and gentlemen to call and examine our
stock. We will take pleasure in showing our
gools. CALLENDlNE & NYE.
TIMOTHY & CLOVER SEEDING have on
hand prime lot OF Timothy and Clover seed, for
sale on good terms. GIN.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-05-14
ROGERS q E0GuE.

ID ESPECTFULLY inform their old friends,
Hand tho public generally, that they have re-
sumcd business at
HAGAN'S CORNER,
having bought out the entire stock OF Goods OF
MIR. Stahi, where they viii be glad to see all
their old friends, and to make hosts ofNcw ones.
The stock comprises a full assortment of DRY
GOODS, such as Cloths, Cassimeres, yestings,
Muslins, Dress-Goods, Hosiery, &c., BOOTS in
great variety, SHOES at ali prices;
Crockcry, Queensware, Hardware, Hats Caps,
Ready-mado Clothing, and full stock Of Gro.
cerics.
They make no promises beforehand, but will
only say they are determined TO sell to all who
come, If they want to buy.
Call and look at our goods. If they don't
suit you, don't buy them. We charge nothing
for showing them. Our only terms will DO
CASH OR TRADE, oRNo SALE.
May 6, 1858. R.&F.