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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
FOR THE UNION.
MIR. EDITOR

HVN liz UNlON.
see you have a right down
clever Reporter Of Court proceedings;
if you will accept of tho services of a
SUD, your readers shall know somethen
about bit of o tempest in teapot"
that, ris up 'tween,the steamboatmen &
some borough officials. You know,
of coursc, than when our new wharf
was made; all nice and snug, we had
law passed that every steamboat must
pay dollar Wharfage for every time
it tiedto our ring; and this worked
first rate for some time, while there
was freight to fetch and carry. But
when the trade fell off, on account Of
hard times, and the river ran out for
want of rain, the boats they stopt and
SO did the dollars. Rymeby we got up
the Slackwater fuss, and came close on
damming tire river, and everybody that
wouldn't take stock besides Then it
rained again, after a long dry spell
and the river riz, and the Captings got
up steam, and came believing ap to
town, to see how many dams we had
put in the river while there wasn't no
water to hinder us. They cum in SIGH
hurry that they brought no freight
nor passengers, and didn't even wait
for daylight. Gaping he stood
rubin his eyes open, after dreamin
about dams and slackwater, when our
wharfmaster squared up to him, and
axed him for a, dollar Wharfage. This
kind a riled the Gaping, seem he did
mt use the wharf at all, and he Just
unthoughtedly said, "d-n the wharf.
age" The wharfmaster told him that
the Trustees had told him to collectthe
money and then the Capting he said,
"d-m the Tr,,stees" This made the
wharfmaster alfred mad, and he ups
and tells some of the Trustees. Now
tho honorable Board warn't goin for
to be id, Chat means, to have their
navigation improved without an act
of the Legislator; SO they hurried up
to their office, and passed decree that
the constable should have an attach
ment for the first dollar he could find
belongin to the steamboatmen. Well,
we all have an attachment for dollars,
and | spose they got the dollar; but is
it right to make EN- pay just for COM
ing to see us? that's the question.
Years ago, up at Fairmount, the folks
made up a purse, and gave the Globe
men premium for steaming up to the
Mountain City; and [ think if the
Captings take notion to run up once
in while, & give us below of their
horns to wake us up from our Rip Van
Snoozle dreams, and tickle the b'hoys,
we ought tc jest let EN- come and 90,
free gratis for nothing, and not 90 for
to be maxim judys Of ourselves for ga
dollar trip" Them's my sentiments.
If the Trustees want money to keep up
the wharf, why let 'em get up an or
ste'' SupPer for its benefit. We all like
oysters mainly here in Morgantown;
much better than like big fuss all
about little dollar.
Sun REPORTER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
Remember the Dead F!
y. W.. MADEIRA g. CO.,

Dealers in MARBLE MONUMENTS, Oh.
EL1sKs, ToMBsToNEs, &C., &c.
Take great pleasure in again informing the pub
lie, that they arc better prepared than ever to
furnish all kinds and styles of MONUMENTS,
T0MBST0NEs, &C., at the earliest notice and
on the most reasonable terms
that they can be bought in Western Virginia.
They warrant all the work that leaves their Shop
to DO what il is represented. They are prepared
TO furnish work lower than can be had in this
I" neck of woods,'' their marble is purchased
at The Quarry at the lowest figures.
Then come, all who wish to show propet
respect for your departed friends, and PURCHASE
a Monument or Tombstone at the place where il
can be had at living price.
r s. Persons in the country, and
in other Counties, viii please be particular and
not buy of Agonts who have not printed Con-
tracts with them, with our names inse rted, as
we understand certain Bogus operator is out
using our names for the benefit Of others. why
this mode is resorted to, perhaps can better be
Understood by the parties interested.
Dccembef l6, 1853. 3mo.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
SHE OFT
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance Of decree of The circuit
Court OF Monongnlia County, rendered al
the Spring Term 1853 in the case Of Edith
Dancer, AZ ministratrix with the will annex.
ed OF Charles S. Dancer; deco against Sim.
con f.. Dancer & others, ! shall, as Commits.
slooner appointed for the purpose, proceed to
sell al public auction, in front OF The Court
house in Morgantown, on the
4M Monday Of October, 1858.
(belng court-dayI to the highest bidder,
on credit of 6. l2 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 Iess)
adjoining lands of John Ramsey, and Others
~ SAID county, now in the possession Of zc.
n hainsey; and the same tract was Convey.
ed to Charles S. Dancer, decd by Jesse Dan,
Ger, decd. The purchaser will be required
TO give bond, bearing interest from date
with good security for the purchase money,
and a lien Will also be retained for the same
on the said tract Of land.
r. l.. BERKSHIRE, .
Sept 2ist, I85S-l7O Commissioner
NJ The above Sale is adjourned
till the 4th Monday of NOVEMBER
Court. II. Il. BERKSHIRE, Comm.
gGA The above sale is further post.
poned TIL the 18th Monday Of DECEM.
Der Court. =
r. i, BERKSHIRE, Comm.
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TOME JOURNAL FOR 1850.
New Series...New Attractions. Writer'S
MORRIS AND WILLIS, pp,rons.

NORRIS AND WILLIS, EDITORS.
n new series ofthis widely circulated famis
iy Newspaper, will be comm e need on tho FIRST
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clear type. With the January number will be-
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Original Works Of Facts and Fiction,
written expressly for the Home journal, by The
20 hest AUTHORS Of AMERICA.
The first of these is from the pen of eined
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'-, TWO WAYS TO WEDLoCK 81
brA LADY coNrRIrvroR.Ha 81
The scene is laid in This city during The mem.
,orabie winter OF the great fire. The Incidents
nfe.natntal and familiar, and The Characters
skiiihlly drawn and grouped the plot is clear
~ defined and we'll managcd-tho style easy,
graceful and flowing, ANA the bENouMENr con
veys most useful lesson. 1t isa work of stet.
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The story will be followed bv stTa,c or,he
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.. THE hVENGER
This production is entirely American in con.
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The third Of this attractive series Of Ameri-
can stories is FtF..HJG. us.r
THE YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY.
Is .is, BY DAUGHTER OF TIC WEST. s.
1t contains the whole history OF woman,s tri.
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THE MORGANTOWN BRIDGE.

nN Saturday The 25h December. 1885,
~ the Morgan,own Bridge will be let TO
the highest bidder, for the year commencing
LIST January 1850 The letting will be made
on the public ground before the Conr.H House
in Morgantown, at 9 o clock, p. Nj.
By order OF board of Directors.
December IL, 1858.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
Queenswdre, Hardware, GlaSSwdre,
. IYO01en IYnrc. Rnsketa- En- &c
NEW GOODS. II
MONEYSdYED IS MONEY EdRNED
Il ~.
- N0'.V'V ''WIt" NHIUVI 4 TVTWS. ~
WHOLESALE md RE1IJJ,,

81.
WHOLESALE md REIIIL.
J. J. HUTCHINSON, at SMITHTOWN, has lust
received an unusually largo aud complete as
sorlhcnt of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
in the selection Of which great care has bo,n
exercised, and which for variety and cheapncss
cannot be cxcellod in this part Of the country.
Ladies Dress Goods, IN great Umicty Ill
wool Dclaines; Coburgs; NadannG Cloths;
Metinos, &c. 81.
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Muslins: C.Iotbs Gas.
sifhcros, Satiincts, &C., Hardware, Queens.
vase, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and first rate
assortment of G roceries 80 80,
Having purchased these Goods al tho head
OF the market for cash, and intending TO sell for
C 'M or Trace only; will sell US cheap as any
store in Western Virginia.
j. HUTCHINSON.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
TNITCsz a. SCOTCH have iust receive

ANnesA AZ SCOTT have just received
u large assortment Of Stationery, sc.
20 Reams of the best cap paper, which they
are selling at So per ream. -.
10 roams of Medium, 2,75.
20 Rcams ofCommcrciaI note at 50 ream
Reams Broad account paper.
I" Narrow &c 90
500 quires Blank Books.
Ream Superior Blotting Paper.
Wil receive this week, 200 bundles OF wrap
ping paper.
90 boxes Window glass, all sizes.
20 kegs White Lead, good, So, 10 per keg.
Bbls. Linseed oil.
Weare constantly receiving Books and No.
uons OF every variety; are selling goods
under our new system, II such rate3 as to dos
~ competition. We will pay cash for Rags,
Ginseng and Fiaxsced. .Hn
Dec. 10. FITCH e, SCOTT,
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TOTAL LIABILITIES,
$l,5o6,3s7 8s
Unsettled claims not DUE s173 g26 81

obsellied Grains not due, Sl73 926 81
Losses equifdbiy adjusted and promptly raid.
UPWARDS OF SiI, 000, 900 OF Losses
have been paid by tho JTGtna Insurance Co, in
tho last 80 years. FIRE u INLAND NAVIGA.
TON Risks accepted at terms consistent with
soivency and fair profit. Especial attention nj
ven to insurance of Dwellings and Contents 10 r
terms of one to FIVE years.
The progress of this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons of f..
nahcia' sunshine and storm, or periods oveatful
IN or exempt from sweeping conhagrations and
maritime DISASTER Being long established on a
cash basis, the troubles OF the credit system AT,
rect us in no material particular.
During " hard timesn tho security OF feIiobie
insurance is an imperative luiy--tbo ability Of
property owners TO sustain loss being then much
iessened, Policies issued withoutd eay aud ali
by T.. B. SWEARINGEN. Ageni :"
KIN Morgantown, Va.
oFfroE-Cornor of Walnut, West side Maid
street, near the Courthouse. 1y Dec. 3, 1855
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE -!
FIFTY. THIRD VOL UlHE.
louis s. GAYLORD m CLARK Clark. Editors.
JDHN A IN ~ p,LI;.Lo.


With the present number begins the Einy-
third Volume of tho Knicketbocker, 1.-THE Oldest
ana best established Magazine in the country :,
ana the publisher has the pleasure to an ounce
hat ,thas never before been in SO prosperous a
condition. Under the engagement ina ugnrated
With the lastvolume, a higher price is naid for
original contributions than by almost any other
american periodical, while the press and the
numerous friends of tho Magazine in all parts
OF inc country are generously aiding in bringing
mo,o prominently before tho reading public.
AS heretofore the pages of the Knickerbocke
VIII be devoted to the cultivation of Literature
Art and Humor. Leaving 20 others the discus
sion OF vcxed political and poi emical que stions,
VIII be tho aim the Editors to procure the
most brilliant articles upon tho topics Of the day
ana neither money nor labor shall be spared to
produce an original American Magaz zinc, unsur-
passed inparicty and excellence o + matter.
Is not deemed necessary to call attention
10 this number of tho Knickcrbocker as a spec-
men, or to refer to the long list of past and
present contributors, many OF whose names are
household words in American literature, but
simply to state that the fihy-third volume will
DC by iar the most brilliant yet issued. The
Magazine is connected with no association what
ever but depends solely upon its own merits
for popularity.
Every number OF the succeeding volume will
contain steel-platc engraving, and illustrated
articles will freqeu ntly grace the pages OF tho
magazine. A complete history ofthe Knicker.
,.L.uo WIN "reminiscences OF it's contributors
whose IAN is so in TINA tely associated with its
pages, will also be feature of the coming vol.
ume' Will every friend Of the magazine pro,
cure for it an add itional reader . - r
IERMS-Single copies one year SO Two
COPIES, 20; Three copies, So; Specimen mum
Defs, 20 cents. The Kickerbocker will be fur
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ana all periodicals and journals, at the cubrute
OF W year. The postage on the Knickerbock-
or Is twenty-four cents year, in advance. at
me once where received. An extra copy will
scribcrs. " SUI
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
j INSURANCE AGENCY.

Mr.. Eli b. Swearingon, agent for
the Etna Insurance Company Of Hart,
ford, Connecticut, has opened an office
in the store-room lately occupied by
Mr.. Aug. Raymond. He has been
agent for this Company for length of
years, and thoroughly understands his
business. The Company is one of the
Oldest and strongest in tho U. States.
See advertisements.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
88uy ggoeG g3asc.,

no. DR.. Lsgin9ston's Travels IN Africa
: is received. We shall devour it eag-
erly, and report at our earliest conye-
nlence. This work is spoken of in the
highest terms by our contemporaries
who have read it.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for January,
surpasses even Cooley himself. 1t con.
tains three Steel Engravings, one of
them co1ofed 60 engravings /; SO ar
tcles !; 100 pages reading, and ele0en
full length figured Fashions.
sss The 'title-pagc is a magnificent en-
craving from an original design the
Fashion Plate is unequallcd for beauty
and availability. One of the attractions
OF this work is a health department
by regular bred physician.
49,. BB% We still club with Cooley
$3.50 for it and the UNION.
5 The KNtcKERBooKER for January,
, (No. 625, vol. SO, is already on our
= table. 1t makes its bow in an entirely
new typographical dress. It's portrait
Of Bryant is an elegant specimen of
engraving. The author of 'Thanatop.
sis contributes short and exquisite
poem. Several Of the articles, numer-
Gus, and unusually rich, relate to sub
jccts now prominently before the pub
lie. "The Queer Republic" gives the
oest account of Paraguay and its i'm.
broglios to be found in periodical lite
nature. "Tho jews" written after
careful observation of the Israeltes Of
the old world, and detailing the terri.
bic accusations formerly brought a.
gainst them, is opportune s. especially
interesting. The paper on the London
Atheneeum and American authors, a
most sarcastic and pungent specimen
hof magazine writing, Is scathing in the
extreme. ~ s3f
Fitz James O'Brieri contributes a
poem, Miss Chosebro story, Tucker
mama brilliant sketch upon English &
French characteristics, & DR.. Stevens
. fine portraituro Of the Pioneer hi.
shop Asbury. The long satirioal poem
"a fashionable Toilet is from An
ished hand.
RW~ Knick. and the UNION $3.50.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
= FEVER And AQlE,

And the various affections CONSEQUENT upop \
DiSORDERED ST0MACH or LIVER.
Such as Indigestion, Acidity OF the stomach,
Colicky Pains, Heartburn, Loss Of appetite,
Dependency, Costiycness, Blind and bleeding
Piles. In all Nervous Rheumatic and Neural.
g!c affections, il has in numerous instance prov-
ed highly beneficial, and in others effected de-
cded cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepa-
red OIL strictly scientific principles AFTER tho
manner OF the celeb rated Holland Professor Bo.
eIhavc. because ofits great success in most
Of the Europe m States, its introduction into
the United State,' was intended more especially
for those of our fi.herland, scattered here and
there over the face OF this mighty country
Meeting with great success among them, 1 now
OTTER II to the American public, knowing that
It's truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
acknowledged.
tits Pasticularly recommended to those per,
sons whose constitutions may have been imp air
ed by the continuous use OF ardent spirits or
other forms OF dissipation. Generally instenta>
neouo in its effects it finds its way directly to
the seat of life, thrilling and quickening every
nerve, raising up the dropping spirits, and, in
fact, iniusing new health and Tgor into the
system. '...
CAUTION. e.
Tho great popularity OF this delightful Aroma
has induced many limitations, which the public
should guard against purchasing. Be not per-
suaded to buy anything else until you have Bo-
erhavc's Holland Bittcrs a fair trial One hot
tic will convince yoa how Infinitely superior il
is to all limitations Ms. = -
J-Soid ats per bottle, or Six bottles for So
by the SOLE PRoPRIEroRs, ..
BENJAMIN PAGE, Jr., s. Co.,
-y-. MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISrS AND CHEMISTS,
PIrTSBURG, PA. . 81
+. w. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia, Barns s.
Park, New York, John d. Park, Cincinnati,
Barnard, Adams & Co., st. Louis, and by drug
gists and Merchants generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. D..
Sold by FITCH s. SCOTT, Morgantown, Va.
---------- -. --- Oct. 80, lS5S-l75.
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PEACE [! EsE STHaE!
TILE IYAR Is EMnnn


M NJ. LAZIER has just received from pbijs.
w delphia and Baltimore, d large nd con.
erai supply Of fashionable goods, which lie viii
sell at very low figures
FOR TIE LADIES'
Z. lie has beautiful asSortmont or D.,..
Goods, Such as Silks. Velvots, DoIaines. AInsce
as, Calicos, Gihghanis, &c, of ali coIors onh
prices. Hosiery, Gloves, Dress Trimmings. + =,
cos, kiobons, Taper Hoop Skirts, Head .dresseS,
&C, &c. Velvet; silk, and straw bonnets R,sL
es, Flowers; Something new and all cbean'--
tsatnets as low as 30 cents per yard.
FOR GENTLEUEN--
cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinets, Vosii,,s ia.
en- en- collars, &c, Cloth as low as d 20 pcr yard
SHOES IND BOOTS.
~ large assortment of Shoes, boots, &e f.,
Ladies, Gents and Children. ~ wi
REdDY.MADE CLOTUJNC,
a iuli supply Of Coats, Ycsts and pants Vc,v
.,Ig QUEENS1p IRE.
a gonerjl assortment VI Queens & (;lasrw,yo
GROCERIES,.
Coffee, Tea Sdcnr ..,,,nssos s.,,, g., .
HATS md CAPS, "" WV So
Hats aud Caps for Men and Boys. yory low
WIN Tho goods on hands makes his assoft,non !
largo ana complete. Iio respectfully invites oy-
crybojy to como and SEQ for themselves. ~,
WI sell as cheap, as tho cheapest aud pethan
q Ililio less. Terms Cash for which you shalt
nave iuIi value with Interest,
WI. LAZIEh.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17

ED- Our Town CARRIER will DO on
hand with his ADDRESS, on New Year
morning, bright and early. lie hopes
TO find every body in a happy mood -
and change plenty! ,.-.s-,:.,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17

bT The attention Of the Borough
authorities is invited to vile nuisance
inrthe shape ola gambling den, in an
old COW stable, not far from the Court
House.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-12-17
THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE
DeSfr0ycG Gy Fare!
THE GREAT EXHIBITION IS NOW AT TIE
l.a A" BIG WINDOW !"

CALLENDINE Il NYE are now eXhiba
ting their New and Fresh Stock of Eau and
winter Goods; the splcndor of which is unsur-
passed by the annals OF the Mercantile trade of
Mergantown. Theft stock consists, in part, of
LADIES DRESS GooDs, in every va
rIety Of style, fashion, quality, beauty s. cheap
ness, to which we invite special attention.
ShaWIs for Gentlemen a large assortric nj
for Ladies' Chnello cad dresses Nub,us; COL
lars; Embroiderios; Dress Trimmings Fringos;
Hosiery, Gloves, Gduntlots, SHIRT Cellars, Shirt
Fronts, sc. ~
Gentlemen's Wear, OF all kinds, in the piece
ana ready madej consisting OF Cloth, Cashmere
Sattlnets, Kentucky Jeans, Twe6ds, &c.
1000 YARDS CARPETtNG The LARGEST as-
sortment of carpeting ever broGghtto this town,
unusually cheap, bought at Auction. ..
SHOES and BOOrS-A large assortment of
me beet city made; for Ladies', Gents, YoulhS
Misses and Children. ..... ... =. IVY"
BONNETS--City made-Velyct. Crane. or
general assortmcnt; Rushes, Flowers, sc, ~
Ladies' Dress Caps, Mohair Caps, beautiful
aud Cheap. ...... IT..
Wall Paper, Blind Paper, Stationary, Ste.
GROC.ERIE.S-- Yeas, Cheapest
ever offered In this market ! bought OF the lar
gcst tea importing House IN the city, Coffee
Sugar, Rice, Table Syrup, Spices, &C.
Queen8wdre, Hard,Vmp, GlasSwda,e,
Wooden Ware, BASKETS, &c., &c.
- E-S OFFS, Oiis, Paints, Turpcntine, &c.,
III short, the assortment is large aud complete,
and the prices so low, and the terms so liberal
which are so liberal as follows Our terms are
Cash, or three months credit on bills not paid at
the time the purchase is made.
We arc thankful to our old friehds and patrons
for their liberal patronage and Kindness to gs
heretofore. We again nvito their especial ST.
.tentiom, and tho community gcnCrally, to call
}and sec us; we will take ploasutc in show
you our goods, and giving satisfaction general
ly. CALtENDINE & SYE.
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