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9ss deiiy HAL EIMoRE wEKCER. is publish
SsSry .no[nng 1s (CxSept Sunday and ia delivered
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts per week.
The WECKER is also delivered in tho C;+iss y,
"ashington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECKER
So. SO in advance.
S1- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi !, nph,i.
he'd every Friday at ~ per annum and 81 per 6
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
.S.7AE OF
REAL ESTATE.

~ In pursuance of decree of the circuit
Court OF Monongslia County, rendered a,
the Spring Term 1853. in the case OF Edith
Dancer. Administlatfix with the Will annex
ed of CHARLES S. Dancer. deed, against Sim.
con +. Dancer s. Others, shall, as Commits
sioncr appointed for the purpose, proceed 10
sell at public auction, IN front OF the Cour,-
house IN Morgantown, on the
4M Monday Of October, 1853.
(being courtdayi To the highest bidder,
on credit Of g. IL aud Is months The tract
of Land in The Bill and proceedings in said
cause described being "a certain tract con-
tanning about fourteen acres (more or less)
adjoining lands of John Ramsey, and Others
in said county, now ia the possession Of Re.
ri Ramsey; and the same tract was convey.
ed to Charles s. Dancer, deed 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 a lien will also be retained for the same
on the said lrac, Of land 81
K. l.. BERKSHIRE,
Sept. 2lst, lS5Srl70 Commissioner.
BsA- The above Sale is adjourned
till the 4th Mondayof NOVEMBER
Court. R. L.. Berkshire, Comm. )
BE- The above sale is further post
poned till the 4th Monday of DECEM.
BIER Court.
II. l.. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
Wayn,esburg Items.

Mrs. ELIZA McCLELLAND, widow of
Judge 'McClelland, and daughter of
Robert Adams, Esq, died on board a
steamboat near Cincinnati, few days
since, on her way home from Kansas.
Major Maxwell Nc Caslin, formerly
of Greene county, is about to return
from the wide West, and settle down
at his old home. lie, too, has "seen
the elephant"
Going at, nicely.-One of the best
bootmakers that we know of, has just
adopted the total abstinence system
The boot is now on the right leg.
There is plenty Of mad In Haynes
burg.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
We W. AGEHCH.
First Class Fire s. Inland Insurance
by the Etha Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Connecticut,

Incorporated 1879 Charter perpetual
Cash capital $1,000,000,
ABSOLUTE and unimpafred. rYih Surplus oG
$5o6,3s7 IS and the prestige of 3S year. sue
cess and experience. Assets Jan. 4, 1865.
Cash in hand and Depoai,es in Hartford
Banks, 3tu lt.AS S34S,i32 SO
Cash in transit and Agents. hands, 166,S72 90
Money due the Company secured by
Mortgage, s t-,sr,s y, .- 6,4iS o.
Real Estate unincumbered, 47,653 40
Bills receivable, 35,l77 Is
Il ..s MARKET VALUE.
lo2 Bonds 6, Z and 10 per CT. interest va
y annually, - .sg lO2 900 90
657 Shares Rail Road Stock, g.. iIt ,54, 44B 90
+ so -" Connecticut River CO. stool, 900 90
: 90 - Stafford Bank, SS y 10000 90
90 y Waterbury Bauk, 5000 90
SO - Providence Bspk, E.HsAtgf 1880 90
5000 p Hartford Bank, gE1 $4,000 90
1885 +" Now York Bank, oo0,662 10
GEl6 ," Jersey City Rank, 1926 90
400 % United States Trust Co.
.s N. Y. Stock, sfA 10000 90
100 Shares New York L. l. and Trust
Co. ssock,1e $4,000 90
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
vFairnaont Items.

In the Circuit Court of Marion Co.,
last week, Eli Satterfeld vas found
guilty of voluntary manslaughter,"
in killing Josias G. Miller. Sentence,
three years in the penitentiary.
Sarah Jane Rose plead guilty to the
charge Of fcloniously placing rocks on
the b. g. o. Railroad, and was senten-
ced to three years in the penitentiary.
"a rose by any other name would smell as
sweet"
Tho old Jail, it is said, will DO con-
demned by the committee appointed to
examine it. gs us i. s#ga4 sae. .roc
"Dr. W. ". Granger" formerly
of Fairmont, has turned up at La
grange, Mo-, where he is lecturing on
the Bible! It9lG DIS 8Ii,IBI /.
VERY Icy !-AAndrew T., Ezekiel T.
and Frederick NJ. Ice, wore all marri-
ed on Thursday week, at the hotel in
Muncy, Delaware county, Indiana.
They are all sons of Col. Jesse Ice,
formerly of Marion county, Va So
says correspondent of tho True Yir-
,gtniaa.
Mr.. q. N. Arnett recently sold to q
gentleman from Bcrks county, Pa, 100
acres of unimproved land, lying few
miles from Farmont, at $25 an acre.
1t is part of the tract formerly owned
by Pincknoy b. Arnett, deceased.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
THE UNION.
MoRGAlsTowN. DEC. 10, 1858.
INsURANCE AGENCY.

Mr.. Eli b. Swcaringon, agent for
the Etna Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Connecticut, has opened an office
in the storc.room lately occupied by
Mr.. Aug. Raymond. lilo has been
agent for this Company for a length of
years, and thoroughly understands his
business. The Company is one of the
Oldest and strongest in the U. States.
Sec advertisements.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
TIE YOUNG WEES DIARY.


% - bhSphiIN uF iht "tsT'
1t contains the whole history of " omap's tri-
ais and will be read With the deepest fe ceiling
by all classes Of the community. "-~
These charming stories will be succceic cd by
others Of a similar description, several of which
are already in preparation.
All tho former peculiar features ofthe paper,
which have given it a world wide reputation,
vill.be continued, while the several, new ones
will give an infinite variety 10 it's ever diversi
fled pages. Among them are number of fresh,
spicy, amusing ORIGINAL COMIC STORIES,
with smack and relish Of the wit, humor, raci-
ness, brIiiiancy and sparks Of the times.
As heretofore, no labor nor expense will be
spared TO maintain tho high reputation OF The
Home Journal, which is everywhere, both al
home and abroad, acknowledged to be the mos 4
elegant and refined repertoiy of Literature and
the Arts on this side OF the sea, and the BEST
and CHEAPEST Family Newspaper IN THE WORLD.
ASno more copies The New Series will he
printed than are ordered, those who desire to
begin with the CONNIE cement of the volume
will he able to do by forwarding .hoir cub
ScriptioRs without delay. . .......0. .
Tcrms.-For one copy, ~ for three copies
So-or one copy for three years, 50; Tor a club
Of seven copies, $40; for CLUB Of fifteen cop
les, S20j aud at that rate for larger club-al.
ways in advance. Address,
'... .... MORRIS & WILLIS,
Editors aud Propretors, l07 Fulton st. New
York.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

3d. z. p. FITCH and DR.. /. ScoTT
have purchased the entire Book and
Drug establishment of Fitch & Chal-
FAINT, and will continue the business at.
tho old stand. The experience & skill
of DR.. Scott will ensure the right kind
ofattcntion to prescriptions; and the
proverbial obligingnoss Of Mr.. Fitch
will make even ipecac. 60 down smooth
ly. Mr.. Chalfant will still ofliciate as
principal clerk and salesman.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
PEACE! BE STHs.R.!
THE IYAR Is ENDED Z

f" NJ. LAZlER has just received from Phila-
w delphia and Baltimore, a large md gen
oral supply Unreasonable goods, which he will
sell at very low figures. -s
FOR THE ADLES- IN
He has beautiful assortment of Dress
Goods, Such as Silks. Velvets, Delanes, AIpac-
as, Calicos, Ginghams, &C., of all colors and
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings, La
ces, Ribbons, Taper Hoop Skirts, Head ID esses,
&C., &c. Velvet, silk, and straw bonnc,s, Rush.
es, Flowers; Something now and all cheap
satinets as low as 30 cents per yard.
FOR GENTLEMEN-
Cloths, Cnssimeres, Cassinets, Vcstipc.. Lin.
en- collars, &c. Cloth as low as 81 30 per yard,
SHOES AND BOOTS.
large assortment of Shoes, Boots, &c. for
Ladies, Gents and Children.
REdDY.DiADE CLOTHING.
A full supply of Goats, Vests aud Pants, very
cheap, .f..I -
Ta.r QUEENSW ARE.
general assortment OF Queens s. Glassware
GROCERIES,.
Coffee, Tea. Sugar, MoIasses, Syrup. &c. &c.
HATS md CAPS,
Hats and Caps for Men and Bows, yery low.
with tho goods on hands makes his assortment
large aud complete. He respectfully invites ey-
eryboiy to- come and see for themselves lie
VIII sell as cheap, as the cheapest and PERTAINS
httie less. Terms Cash for which YOU shall
have full value with interest.
.. ... ..E WM. LdZIER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
DcsSr0yed by Fire!
TIE GREAT EXHIBITION IS NOW AT TIE
"BIG WINDOW m u.. So

CALLENDINE u NYE are now eXhib-
ting their New and Fresh Stock of Eau and
Winter Goods the splendor of which is unsur-
passed by the annals Of the Mercantile trade Of
Mergantown. Their stock consists, in part, Of
LADIES DRESS GooDs, in every va
riety Of style, fashion, quality, beauty & cheap
ness, to which we invite special attention.
shawls for Gentlemen n large assortment
for Ladies' Chinelle head dresses Nubms; Col
lars; Embroiderios; Dress Trimmings; Fringes;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, Shirt Cellars, Shirt
Fronts, sc.
Cehtlemen's Wear, OF all kinds, in the piece
and ready madej consisting OF Cloth, Cashmere
Sattinets, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds, &c..
1000 YARDS CARPETING.--The largest as
sortment OF carpoting ever brought to this TO wn,
unusually cheap, bought at Auction.
SHOES and BOOfS-A largo assortment of
The best city made F; for Ladies, Gents, Youths,
Misses and Children.
BONNETS-Cty msde--velvet, Grape, &c.
general assortment; Rushes, Flowers &c
Ladies' Dress Caps, Mohaii Caps, beautiful
and Cheap. ''
Wall Paper, Blind Paper, Stationary, &c.
GROCEBIE.Y-- Teas, Chcopest
ever offered in this market; bought Of the lar.
ecst tea importing House in the city. Coffee,
Sugar, Rice, Table Syrup, Spices, &c.
Queensware, HardWarp, Glassware,
Wooden Ware, Baskets, &c, &c.
. sDYE-STuFFS, Oils, Paints, Tur1cntine, &c.,
in short, the assortment is large and complete
aud the prices SO low, and the terms so liberai
which are so liberal as follows ;---Our terms arc
Cash, or three months credit on bills not paid at
the time the purchase is made.
we are thankful to our old friends and patrons
for their liberal patronage and Kindness to Us
heretoforc. We again invite their especial Al.
teation, and the community generally, 10 cali.
ana see U.S. we will take pleasure in showing
you our goods, and giving satisfaction general.
Iy. ,s- CALLENDINE & SYE.
Morgantown, Oct. %, 1S5S-l7I.,.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
FOR THE UNION.

b.. FOR THE UNION.
Resolntions adopted by tie Quarterly
Conference Of the Morgantoan Cir
cait, NJ. p. Church. N
WHEREAS, the use of ardent spirits as
a beverage invariably results in the destruc-
ton OF heaIth properly and morals, which If
not tepenled Of will procure endless misery
for both body and SOUL
RESOLVED, therefore, LIST, That we consider
the practice Of dstiIing, low and base
peIversion OF the gifts of Gods providence,
Resolved, I'd, That we consider the prac-
'ice ofvcnding ardent spirits, violation Of
the rights OF man, and contrary to the word
OF God. Hab AIS. rg
Resolved, Sd, That we consider DR.. driiiK-
ing the hiah,p"y 20 drunkenness hence the
oniy safeguard TO sobriety 10 total abstinence.
Resolved, 4ih, That we consider either of
the above named practices Inconsistent with
Christian mans profession, & that Church
members are justly censurabIe for the use of
it in either oil these ways.
RESOLVED, 9Th, Tha, these resolutions III
permission 1.-The Edit ors) be published in
our County papers.
Signed BY order and in behalf OF the Quar-.
terly Conference, November Goth. 1858. i.
=. s" ao.i G.. G. WESTFALL, Chm.
G. w. JonN, Secr'y. 8,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
FOR TIE UNION.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
H Continued.

dh. EDl lOR-
, Randolph has said that "chsnge
is not reform, and yet change could
DO made in our County Court system,
that would prove the Roanoke states
man was not always right. But We are
departing from the subject. On Sat
urday the 18th inst. the Court adjourn
ed "syntax.' A friend told me that
the Court and Bar had jollifcashun
. over the Report of their proceedins in
last weeks Union" We propose
reporting the last case frstly--which
vas another sum set action of Henry
Swisher VS.. Rachel Swisher's executor
torecover some 6S5S due plff. in the
life time of testatrix. Hough and Keck
for plff. Wiley Il Berkshire for dcrt.
This was an interesting case. The
decedent had devised to plf, the inter.
est Of 1200$ for and during his natu.
raj life; but the pIf. alleged that the
decedent had received in her life time,
viz. in 1858, funds belonging to him,
amountingto the plff.'s demand. The
evidence seemed to establish this as a
fact; but in 1856 the pli' was sum.
-aoned to appear before Commission
er to disclose, at the instance Of Gre
} dltor, what estate if any he possessed.
D. lie answered under oath that lie owned
no estate. The year following (185D
his sister died, and then he claimed
portion of her estate.
1t may be an act Of justice to the
pIf. to say that ho is an inebriate, and
may not have known of the fund be-
longing to him in his sisters hands.
The jury after hearing the evidence
and the able arguments Of counsel,
found for the plfF,
7" The only other case Of much inter-
est was an action on the case.
Adam HuHmsn, PHI. ys.)
James +. Miller, DIT.
This suit was brought to recover the
price OF O colt the Plfi alleged had been
killed by the Deft. 'shorse. p. II. Keck
Tor pM /; Wiley & Bunker for deft.
e.. Miller, the deft., is quite a good look.
lng young man and we could imagine
his youthful pride in his horse that
horse his ne Plus ultyy--and then the
splash he would make at the country
neetins, and the sly glances Of fair
naidens as he would dash along. But
trouble came; that horse had Jumped
. INTO the plf. 8 field, and some 6 weeks
afterwards colt of the plff. s died, and
he of course concluded the deft 8 horse
had kicked or injured tho colt; a suit
was instituted; the lawyers cbuckled
10 sec tho fun going on the Clerks
looked grave, and wished for more of
ne same sort tho Sheriff with all his
1lgnity served the process; and thus
boiling hot the dish was presented to
lhe jury. After long and tedious
,,Isl the jury found verdict for the
deicndant.
!, And now, after two weeks session,
We Court must needs adjourn; the So
per day is earned, and all hands will !
Enjoy a day Of rest.
There seems to be desire to know
Who is writing those hosty sketches for
-louo If any enc should ask, tell them
IopE RBpoRIER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
si,5os,ss7 So
TOTAL LIABILITIES,
Unsettled claims not due, Sl73, 9a6 sd
Losses squita6ly adjusted and promptly paid

unsettled claims not due, SI13 926 81
Losses tquitabiy adjusted and promptly paid.
UPWARDS OF Gil ,0Oo, 900 OF LOSSES
have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co., in
the last So years. FIRES INLAND NAyIGA.
TON. Risks accepted at terms consistent with
solvepcy and fair profit. Especial attention g-
ven to Insurance of Dwellings and Contents 70 r
terms Of one to FIVE years.
The progress of this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons OF f.
nancial sunshine and storm, or periods eyeptful
in or exempt from sweeping CONGREGATIONS and
maritime, disaster, Being long established on a
cash basis, the troubles of the credit system al.
feet us in no material particular.
During " hard times" the security of reliable
Insurance is an imperative duty-thc ability Of
property owners TO sustain loss being then much
lessened. Policies issued without delay, aud all
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by 4. B. SWEARINGEN, Agent.
igas,att Morgantown, Va
OrFIcE--Corner of Walnut, West side Main
street, near the Court house. ly Dec, 8, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

RSg- CHADWICK & NEpnEw seem
determined to distance all competitors
in the quantity and price of Goods. -
They have just got on new supply,
and they are getting them off, too, in
double quick time. m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
o B | r u A r Y
COMMUNICATED.

coMMUNIcATED.
DEBD, of Typhoid Fever, on the 1st
day of December, Onst.l a, half past six O..
clock in the evening, Mrs ANNA, wife Of
JACOB ii. SnArER, in the fifty. second year
Of her age.
Mrs. Shafer ptofessed faith in Christ in
her 25th year, and was baptized by Elder
John Smith, (Auti. missionary Bapti t \ but
when the Regular Bapiists canie into this
part Of the country, who preached moi OILY
the promises 10 Christians, but also their
duties, she felt constrained, together with
her husband, 10 dissolve her former conuec.
ton, and join HE Mononealia Church. in
which she remained a consistent member,
nniil, through earnest persuasions Of Chris.
'ian brethren, she was dismissed by letter,
and was constituted INTO The Morgan,own
Church, where she remained Jealous and
efficient member being truly help.meet
for her husband, who has been an accepta.
ole Deacon for number OF years.
In the death of Sister Shafer, Providence
has bereaved husband Of an afrec,ionate
wife, seven children Of kind mother. The
Church OF worthy member, and the neigh
borhood oil kind and benevolent Christian.
who was at all tines ready to aid in afflic.
ton. and 10 administer consolation TO tho
disconsolaie.
And now, in taking leave of the deceased
we feel to rejoice that we mourn no, as
those who have no hore and pray that Gcd
Wi. greatly sanc,ify this providence TO The
iurtheronce Of His cause in this community,
by impressing His children with the impor.
lance of so letting their light shine before
men that they may see their good works &
glorify our Father who is in heaven and
that the impenitent may consider that thew
nave one less to pray for them now than
,ney hau NJ her life time. and soon prayer
VIII cease 10 be made for them npon earib
and that God will give the consultations OF
His grace 10 the afflicted husband, children
and relatives, and enable them to say with
bis ancient servant, "ihe Lord gave. and the
Lord hath taken away; blessed be the name
Of the lord n
Dec. Q, 1855.
fW TIE Star wiU please copy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

pg- Our old friend James Cyphcrs,
having returned from Minnesota, has
opened an OYSTER SALOON nearly op.
posite the Post Office, where the deli
cious bivalves are served up in his best
style, which is hard to beat.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
rs,o CoNsuMpTYvEs.-.rho sa,er,i.

rsNO CoNsUMPTIVES.---T adYcrtisci
Il having been restored tn health in Il few
weeks, by very simple remedy, amer having
suffered several yeprs with soycre Lung Abcc,-
ton aud that dread disease, CONSUMPTION -
ets tho means OF euro. To all who desire il, DO
w,li send tbeprescription used (FRrE OF ciiaRGe)
with directions for preparing aud using the same
which they will fad sure euro for CoNsunr.
Tios, hsrnNa, BKoNcniT:s, &c, The only OBJ
Jet OF the advertiser in sending the proScrp-
ton is to benefit Tho afflicted, and he hopes
cry sufferer Will try his remedy, as it Will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing. Par
ties wishing tho prescription Will please address
REV. EDWARDA. WILSON.
WiilinmslpTgh, Long Island.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
NEW GOODS.
MONEY SAVED1IS MONEY EARNED.
a4# Geek Sales Small Profits

tfI Qaiek Sales Small Profits
WHOLESALE md RETAIL.
J. j. HUTCHINSON, at SMITHfOWN, has lust
received an unusually largo and complete as.
sortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
in the selection of (which great care has been
cannot be escelcd in this part Of the country
Ladies' Dress Goods. In great Uariety. Al
Wool Delaines; Cobutgs; Madonna Cloths;
Merinos, &c.
ShawIs, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins, Cloths Cas-.
simeres, ssttnets, Sc, Hafdware, Queens
vase, hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and a FIRST rate
assortment Of Groceries! H..
Having purchased these Goods at the head
of tho marketf for cash, and intending to sell fot
Cash Or Trade only, I will sell as chedp as any
store in Western Virginia. a5ase
~. HUTcUISON.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10

E6~ BERKsHIREs have choice va.
riety of New Goods in the Grocery g.
Confectionery line. They are entirely
TOO busy to make out an advertisement
this week, D qEr{
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
MERCHANTS CELEBRATES
G - "a e. f. R.H'G O5E,
E,0l. Nan dn0 BcQst.
Has been before tho public for more than 90
lrs, and is dcseryedly popular rs.r

Has been before tho public for more than 90
syears, and is dcserSedly popular. z.sr
I Extract Ola letter from Dc. h. Pattcc, date
RacCnSWOod, "a, jim. 81, 1850.
The Garglmg Oil is the only reliable Enbros
cauon III existence. So say the PEOPLE. uWo
can sell more oil than all tic rGst put together
can furnish you with five Eve hundred ccrtif-
Gates, if you want. '
FromMcssrs. Hendricks & ca ,.uarrisonyiIle. va.
There will probably be great deal Of the
Garglmg OIL sold here. All who have tried 1t
tho best medicine for a horse ever made
From Brown Jones, Brandenburg, Ky, Feb
10, 1857. 1''ag
Your valuable Garging oil gives general sat
lslacnon, and rs q champion Linmeni for man
and beast. We have never known il to full in
single instance. + a.. ... ..-. ...
SEREPrA, Miss, Feb, IS, 1857.
GENTS PLEASE send another supply OF your
Gargling Oil, ithas given general satisfaction. -
standing and is great tor burns, in fact il has
been successful in almost any case where il has
Aad i.'i triai: d. G. ROBINSON.
he only genuine has &C. W.. Merchant.
Loekport, N. >" blown in each bottle, and al
SO las his signature over the cork
Pamphlets gratuitomsiy furnished by agents
with Testimonials of its uti ty,:f All orders adj
stressed to Merchahps Carg!ing Oh Coz
For sale by Druggists and Merchants pcnerN
ally, through the United States, British Possesg
sions, and other Countries And by
FITCH & CHALPANT, 4
@t, Morgantown, Va
And by one or moro agents in every town inn
the vicinity. Wholesale at all large commerciaH
'o""S'' ...... Sept. 8, 1856. \
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-10
TyETCH e. SCOTT have iust received

"A large assortment OF Stationery, &c.
20 Reams Of the best cap paper, which they
arc selling at SO per ream.
10 reams Of Medium, 2,75.
90 Realms ofcommerciaI note at 50 rcam.
Reams Broad account paper
Marrow Z" 20
500 quires Blank Books.
n Rcam Superior Blottng Paper.
VIII receive this week, 900 bundles OF wrap
ping paper. "
90 boxes Window glass, all sizes.
10 kegs White Lead, good, 1915 per kcg.
Bbls Linseed oil.
We arc constantly receiving Books and No
TONS OF every variety; are selling goods
under our new system, at such rates as TO dc
y competition We will pay cash for Rags,
Ginseng and Fla&seed. -
Dec. 10. FITCH & SCOTT