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DIG WINDOW o. K.-LOOK OUT.
I'D All Right.

PIG WINDOW o: K.-LooK OUT.
I'D All Right.
Those New Goods from PhiladsIphia and
Baltimore are now open and ready for eXhi-
b,tIon, and will be sold in competition. as to
cheaPness, with any house or finn IN North.
western Virginia, without exception. We
invite the community generally, but the
ladies especially, 10 call AMI examine our
stock, consisting of
FINE Dress Goods, in variety. Man,ilIas:
Swiss jaconets, Collars, Laces, edgings,
Hioves, Hosiery. Ginghams, Calico. Mus.
Inns, and every other article generally kent
IN any Dry Goods Store in Morgantown: onI,
lille more so.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS
WEAR.
lScahy- Wadc CiOss,iug.
Cioths, Casslmers, Sattinets, Ves,inps,
Gotonades, Kentucky James, Tweeds,
itaiian Cloth Cashmere for BOYS " ear,
Surfing, Check, and Shifting Tweed, &c
fSohhetS--The latest Summer STYLES of
Bonneis, most beautiful, and trimmings for
same
=, Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches, Sarsenet,s.
brads, StItt Nets, &c. Come ladies' and see
our Bonnels. 1t will give us pleasure to
show our goods @heiher you buy or not
DOEcn Ladies Eugene Bodies.
no. :, Bnstle Skirts; En- bro;drred
BustIe Skirs;,
HOOPS and HOOP SKIRTS, &c.
Shoes-A great variety OF Shoes for
ladies. Heel Kid SlippoGa. Laced : Fine
Pump Kid Lace; Caters; Kid Wells; Goal
do; Children Shoes in abundance, Mons
Shoes and Boots Of all kinds.
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths.
SUMMER HATS for Men and Bows, Chilli.
rcns Jockey Hats. Fancy Baskets
GROCERIES Of all kinds-Trs. Co(Tce
sugar, RICE, Spice, Ginger, Cinnamon. Mace
Cloves, Nutmegs, Soda, Cream Tartar, etc,
U3" We call especial attention 70 orr
large stock OF the Cheapest Tobacco ever
sold in MOrgantown.
.. WHEELING NAILS, LAMP or,
WhI'e Lead IN Oil, Llnsecd or Turrcutinc,
nant.
All of which will be sold Chcap for Gael,
OF approved country produce, or mon n
creolt OF SIX months TO prompt paying Gus.
toners. r' 20 >"'
We return our thanks 10 The publ;c r.,
'neit liberal patronage heretofore, aud now
oiier special inducemeDl 10 The public. and
ask them 10 call and ace Calicndinc 81 Nee
where very cheap goods YOU may buy. ~"
June a. CALbBNDlNE & NYE.
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Remedy for Hard Times |

I'HE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for ifnfd
y imGs is ECONOMY, aud tho surrst ccoho.
my is TO buy your goods Mt tho RED rOsr.
Whcrn nave Just been received FROM Baltimore
and Philadelphia, '''"'''
bl1ck aad Fancy Prints;
Whiie ard coIoIod Canton fldnhsls;
led Channels, Domestic Ginrhams;
Bed Tickings, Dhllihgs, 10 i SIcclinc,
nIcachcd and Brown Muslus, Brasa lioope;
CoWoh Bate, Prime Golden Syfup, SC, &c
u Ca!I and 500 and satisfy yourself dat itis
q great saving TO bty yogr goods At Tire CyiSIy
"rNhE CHANiPfCB y NEPHEW.
January 9, 1853.
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A FARM OF 262 ACRES,
1Y PRIK1 SlIE

MOT less than 100 acres are cleared, with n
~ good House, 40 by 20 feet, aud Kitchen
adjoining, all convenient and well finished; also
good house on another part Of the Farm, with
some twenty bearing apple trees around il two
Barns and other out buildings. Ui water the re
Is never failing well, and numerous springs
great vsraty OF fruit trees, besides an apple
orchard.
This farm lies wcll--is five miles southeas, #
Morgantown, on the pike leading To Beverly
The owner, desiring to remove to the West, ~
determined to sell at a fair price.
For particulars enquire al the Union Office.
July 10, 1898. AGO q
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FITCH 81 CysALrANT.

hANE JUST RECEIVED
2OO0 lbs White Load, in Oil;
do Turpcntinc; do rish OIL I"'
do Lard Oil; do Nchoi.'
2 Barrels Carbon OH.
oO HURDLES Wrapping Paper;
Eases Preserving Jars, all sizes, Glass;
CORKS Of all sizes;
y dozen Carbon oil Lamps;
90 dozen Gargling oil;
10 Cases Pare Frosh Drugs.
we invite the public TO call Mt our os,,btisb.
n,ent Tor anything they need in our line. as orr
STOCK 10 constantly receiving new additions.
jury 20 FtTcu & CHAtyANr.
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go Rev. J. L. Holmes, recently
appointed Missionary to China, will
preach in the Baptist church in Nor
eantown, THIS EVENING, friday
at y o'clock.
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Fey AS OLD INDIAN DocroR. WHO

E@D" AS OLD INDIAN DocroR, WHO
has made his fortune ard retired nom busjpcee.
VII spend the rcnoindof Of his da,o III CURING
That dreadful disease GONSU MPrION-
oF CHARGE hhs earnest desire hcirp to com.
mnn'catc TO thG world his remedies ibai h,gn
proved aneccasfol in moro than 1000 cascs. flo
requires each applicant 60 scnd him r,iuots
description OF The symptoms, with two rostara
stamps (bccnts) 10 pay tho return letter. In
"mch he VIII rctnro them his adricr p,cst,;p.
h'"' "iih directions for preparing tho med.
Cincs, sc.
JnE Otb DcCton hopes that those afflicted
WIN not on account Of dcllcaCy, refrain ffor,
consulting MIN because he max Is No CnApot
TVS sole Object in advertising ia tr do all tl,o
good he can hclor" he dies. lie fools tl,ai he f.,
J"''iy 'clebfatcd for core Of Consumption, Asu
Colds, &c. N''H'''i
Address, bGCr. rNCNg BRNNT
''h' w.. hw.} Box 3>jI.p O..N IaG
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TO BUILDERS,

II ME TRUSTEES of Mononga'ia AGA.
n denny will receive Proposals. ill the
ION OF June next, for building an addition
TO the present Academy, so feet by 374 feet,
TWO stores hI2h, Plan and Specifications
may Do seen at the store Of +. A. DtIing.
Esq. By order of the Board
LEROY KRAMER, Src'y.
MorSaniown, May II, lS58-4t.
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GSA- The Blackberry trade has Just
begun to slack off a little, after having
been very brisk for two weeks past
Some suppose'that 1000 bushels have
been brought to town.
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ClOiliS and TnsS:rNcrcs.

4 havo large stock Of fine Cloths and CASH
J. mcros adapted To Summer, Fall and Winter.
Come and sec them; l will sell them ut auction
prices Tor cash. WIN. LAZlER.
June 1, 1888.
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~ EADY-MADE CLOTHING al AUCTION
IN PRlCES.-Cloth and Cashmere Coats.
IInnn MarseilIes do. Cheap for Cash at
June 4, 1858 WM. LAZlERS Store.
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M A r. II I e d:

At Cumberland, Nd, on the 22l inst. hy
Rev. J. II. Phillips, Rev. JAS. l.. HOLMES,
OF Washington City, TO Miss SALLIE j.
LITTLE. of tho first named place.
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Change Of fortune. Charts Stautz.
q paupcr in the Franklin county (Ohio)
poor-housc, recently received intelli.
Sence that an uncle who had lately died
mad left him 100000.
a man has been arrested in Boston
Ior stealing neck tic and cigar from
Gcnu Hickman,
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N0RGANToWN. JULY 80, 1858.

pGa- The S. of I. and Lady Visit.
ers mean to take it coolly ON Thurs
day night. They will have a treat of
lee Cream at the close of the. exercises.
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BOOYS. SHOES AND BONNEIS.
IF you want cheap Boots, shoes aud B"nno,s
Il comet WIN. LAZlEK'S Cheap store
June 4, 1858.
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June i, 1853.
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ANOTHER .GREsgV.aE.

am now receiving from Philadelphia, BaIti-
more, and Pittsburgh, very large supply Of
Fresh and desirable Goods, purchased for cash
and a nprtion at AuctiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
m MARRIED.

BROuHR-ALLFN-In this city. on WEDNESDAY y,.-ss-
tbe residence Of the brides uncle by the hrv - - bi.
OF the Bedford street IL arch, NJ Jseoo 49, H..
sty, to Misc Althes l. Allen, second asutn.. ..
Hamilton Alien Of Cedar Greek, Ocean s"~"'y -
EIKINs-sIuONsOy-O Tbur-dAy, s,pt - a. oIt MI
uord Ionr Island by the Rev. Charles s,'Ihs notslo n
Elip. 10 Lizzie = second daughter oil heHoeh si""h0N
esq, both ol ths city . -
o.pprTsoS-HYDF-O W-dn.stay evening, Sept y sy
~ r. n ~ Cbsmber. D. d.. Care; Garr,Json 20 julia
Auru.ta Hyde. botB OF this cry
uIpTsos sIsCO-On Thursday Sept. 90 IN the Pasonsz'
- ,bs y Chnrch No 11 Ninth street, BY the Rev g.
E,e,er NJ Geo w. Harrison - Mrs Minerva A. RIsc0
Lo.h Of Danen Conn
xIN0sLYy-wARo On this city, On "wednesday, Sept y
b, the R,y Abra Van Ness Mr.. William r. Kingsley No
f..t~r Ann Ward both Of this city.
LAEsiNG-FRENCH-Ou Thursday, Sept. % by the Rev
Mr. Mscelus James VI. Lansing Of Schash,ooke. " Y Z
Harre: ~ French, only daughter Of The late Edmund
French Of Pal River, Mass
MECKLfM-CLAKK-ln this city, Thursday, Sept 30 a.
All Souls Church by the Rev DR. Bellovs 0eorse Granville
hettem Of this city Mary Dssn daughter Of Louis Gay
lotd Clark Of PiermOIt.
NACKENZIf>-STEARNS-A Davenport Iowa, on Monday
Sept a. John Mackenzie Sarah H. s;esrnsi both Of th
city.
HULRY-CARY-On Wednesday Sept. -, by the Rev. Jas
Boycs Michael Mulry Ms Sarah J. w. daughter Of Pat
ret Csrsy ESQ. all Of this city.
NofRATH- -DD BOIs-On Thursday, Sept. %, by the Rev
Charles Phep M Henry Mc0ra,b Eliza Frances Dubois
both Of this
PCRTER-COOPER-I Hoboken Thursday Sept 80, by
m. Rev VanderyOort Bruce d. NJ Porter Of NewYOrk Z
MARY second daughter Of W m Cooper Of Hoboken.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

ALLAE-On Friday afternoon, Oct l. after short iiness
Tn s.s .P9 s Of @ as fan .a ss @ 5 .s9 & attend he
day, Oct. 5, at ~ O'Clock.
,BRODHEAD-At Hoboken, N. J.. on Friday, Oct Peter
Pratt Of Edgar and Sarah Jane brodhesd aged years
Tbs relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
without further notice attend the funeral on Sunday neat
st2p m from no. n Warrington terrace, HobokeD
BARRY-At No Prince street, Thursday evening Sept
80 MARY Elisabeth infant daughter Of James and Mary Barry
BRIDGMAN-In HiobOken, on Thursday, Sept. 81, Henry
Brdgnan, aged So years.
BAvNARD-In this city, Thursday. Sept, 80 Anna H. in
lant Of the Rev. w and ana Fanny H. Barnard.
CURRIE-On Friday morning. Oct I, after short illness
Heen only daughter Of James and the late Maria Curne.
without further Invitation, from No S Hammond street
Sunday afternoon, Oct. 9, al o'clock
CPRIAUT-At the Baths of Luccs, Italy, Saturday Sept
H. Ms JEANNE CPriaui wife Of Alfred j. Cipriaut, esq Of
this city.
CURRAN-n this city on Wednesday Sept o. Patrick Curran
nstiye Of SteSarstow County Tyrone Ireland in the ijd
year Of his
CALLAs-In Brooklyn on Thursday Sept So Frances wife
OF Joseph Cal1s, eyed SO years.
.HOGAN-In Brooklyn Wednesday Sept. p Phpbei
daughter Of Patrick aud Catherine Hogan aged months ano
II days.
JACKsON-On Wednesday Sept I5 the residence Of Saml
Csssn, ESQ., Liverpool, Henry r. Jackson Of New Brighton
Staten Island sged "A years.
JONEsAt No 46 Eighth avenue Thursday Sept 80 after
lotte Jones' aged IS months aud y days
NEIL IN the City of San Jose, Costa Rcs Thursday Sept
49, Of bronchitis John Neil aged SO years, formerly Of VII
hsmsburrh, Long Island
PRIEsT-on Friday morning Oct l. Henry D. Priest aged 81
Tie friend. Of the family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock precisely from his late
residence, No lt6 East Twenty Eighth street
POTS-At No I79 Twelfth street Thursday morning Sept.
80, Helen Mana, second dsuebter Of William and Bridget
Pots, aged II months and II days.
sTAGG-On Wednesday evening, Sept. % Kate s. Stsgs.
eldest daughter John Louisa c. Stagg years
and friends Of the family respectfully invited
her funeral from the residence Of her father No 69
Tsyrny-tbrd street. this Saturday afternoon at ?
O'Clock. So He giyetn His beloved sleep"
SAvAGE-In this city, Wednesday Sept % Mrs Elizabeth
Savage, esed 81 years
WARDWELI-At Mannsvlle, Jefferson County, ". Y. on
Tuesday evening Sept % Hetty, wife Of the Hon. Daniel
Wsrdwel, aged GO years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

render the bils on demand and tender; they bsse
right 70 hold them their property. NO reP.tn 80
would Il erefure lie, a. the Court u Of oplnon "i"
the plaintiffs fail 20 .how that clear legal right ~ lue
matter which should authorize en- injunction, ahu H'
tion il therefore denied
In coucludng bis opinion, Judge biSef" So n
perfectly aware that the course oi econ taken by
The Sniok Bark j. complained of az fyrannica and
orures.iye and whatever might be his private opinion
on tie subject Judge ne could give the suggestion
10 weight The legal nights in the Ula,,er were al the
Court could examine, and where TIE night was legal
the olives which impel action nider that rgh nave
no claim 10 consideration.
AZ the Bank meeting at Springfield twenty bahhs
were represented as follows:
Tie Chicopee, Pynchen John Hancock ard Aga
wan Bank Of Springfield, Greenfield and franAIh
County Barks, Of Greenfield, Hoyoke Bank oi North
smptoD, Hadley Falls Bank Of Holyoke Brandon
Baik Of Vermont. Wes,feld Of Westiief, Conway OF
Conway Haverhill and Essex, Of Haverhill, Thames
Of Norwich. Ct. Iron of Falls Village, Ct, Bank OF
Norfolk Ct, Bank Of Bratteboro VT, Bank oil Lyh-
den, VI, Northbor,' Bank, and Monson Bank
Milo +. Wilcox President Of the Ch'copee BANK oi
this city, was called to the chair
After full discussion Of the whole subject, IL was
resolved that the Banks inclined 70 support the baik
of Mutual Redemption should sign certificate which
thirteen Banks at sigIed that they would with
draw wholly from the Suffolk Bank before the loth OF
| October ,
That the course of the Suffolk Bank merited the
condemnation of other banks IN the expression OF OPP
mon, ana the direction oi lItHle uuslht-i anu 1nn
bills of the S0uhegan Bank thrown out at the Suffolk
should be received usual and We're entitled 20 eqna
| credit with the bills Of the Suffolk Bank Itself.
| The extent of the defalcation OF Mr.. Woodwork,
| Cashier of the Brighton Bank, is announced to
be 1850. His bonds were 000o, and his property
is all under attachment so that the loss the Bank
| viii not be large.
All the real estate Of TIE defunct Bank Of Pennsy
vania including the fine unfinished banking house on
Chestnut street is to be sold by public auction OF
| the 26th inst.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New-Oreans
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
MARNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.. p.
Cleared.

seaul.hp.-Maron, Foster Charleston Srosori Tiles.on
Co; Vanderbilt Leeyre Southampton H,yre and Bremen
>hips-wm Tell, Funk, Havre, BOYD Hincsen; Ev-nns
star Joues Mobile j. W. D-Ano, Uniou, Wiley, shansns-
Wusrdurs Mount; Michael Angelo. Eldndze. Valparaiso
snd market ". Bartlett; Carrier Dove, Aoltel, San Fran
B4rhs-S. A. Bel (Br) Wood, Ma: anras :. B De Tals
Lis-,a (Prgss.l Zimmerman, Glasgow, uncne Msinese
Nidfr- Campbell Vera Cruz. Hsrgous Bro- Ottawa (Br J.
Oats, Glasgow, Collins Marsh.
Bngs-C II. Hopkins Hop.ins AleSandria z Buck
Go Johsn, Bartha tDuteh tsnenEn Rotterdam rInehe
Meincke.
Schooners-M Fleming Shaw. Wilmington, J w NJ hee;
c Mllard Snow Boston y 4 K. Bsuchard c. Co. ,a,e,
snowden Baltimore, MAILER Lord Qnereag; Maria Jesst;,
Booth Port Plate l. B. GsseI Co Alma Bfl sie.l
grow. Jacu.l BRITT c. Rescue Bacon Alexandra,
sasa!d Dodg. T. C. Lyman. SisHnafd New Haven Master
G. T. strong, Liscom, B.tu.oIe Mailer Lor! Cief-sl
Tsruon tBrl Aver = John. " B. D X. DewoGi CArAssos
Dawson HAiiaa ID. D-wof; Charles Coleman Taunton
J. EdwVcs
st-surr-,tyrsii-, ws.dc--r PhraielPha
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
rTHE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE.
l. TENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS

SAYS 81; Louis (Mo) Democrat Below publish letter
Dr. Wood OF this city from gentleman in Maine, which
sowiugy Of the superior merits II bis Hair Tonic
evidence have effect when coming reliable
If certificates susras Of truth the Doctor
no encomian' nor useless puneTy rom ne Press; - 49,
called months since 20 the highly beneficial your
hB nv oS hair which had become at .a pro.sy C op
third white my wsters were OF the cha scer Some
and used IT, soon found proving what had wished
used about twice week have since procured another
bottle Of which have used some certify
the gray bite hair ha. totally ds4pp ared both
head and face and hair has Resumed natural coor
and believe soft and glossy than has been before for
the ffy-,'vo ha. used with the same eject.
The above notice deem due TO you for your valuable dscov
assured that whoever viii rightly as per drec-
oLen OF this y and resident here FOR the last fifteen years
and known nearly every here and Ia the Joining
s;ieehe l. At your service as wish the beauties Of
-''''' ''"''' . "'' '''''' ~ e RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
BALTIMORE, Jan .. 1859
Prof WooDDesr Sir Having had the misfortune the
be portion Of my hair from tie effects Of yellow fever New
Orleans in 1854 was induced trial Of your prepara-
ton ana found 70 answer a, the very thing needed Ny hair
i no" ihck ana glossy and no words my Obss
ioH' to you IN giving 70 the afflicted such ,Iessre
The under.sned the Rev. X Bragg i, minister in resu ar
standing and pastor Of the Orthodox Church B)okhed
Mas. Hell gentleman Of great influence and qR,vf5;,y be-
BRooKrrrLp Mass, Jan. L. IsS
. % - ns.ie ulAi Si your mar re-
ceent removing Inflammation danlrh and eonsan. ten.
dency itching With which have been troubled fro m ms child
hood and ha my har which wa. becoas trsy
e It's original color have other article anything
Ike the sgu4e pleasure and profit Yours truly
- JE BRAG4
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