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MONEY! Money! Money {! -

u
at tho RED POSITIVE arc Jus, receiving
from Phladcldhia and Balumote a handsome
stock of New Goods which will be sold very
cheap. We have a large stock Of StIANI.S,
aud beautiful DRESS GOODS, most Of which
viii DC sold nuch below carly Fall prices.
We also have q cheap lot of CLOTHlNG---It
is out OF our usual Inc, and viii sell il oil very
low. CdSsimereS and SdtiaeiiS, as cheap as dirt.
A large stock orCOBCRGS and pLAIDS, VEL.
VET RIBBONS and BONNET TRIMMINGS,
vety low Brown and White SUGAR at rcdu-
ced prices u supe.lor article OF .H
Golden Syr"P and fine Hon"y, 81. ST..
We have the largest and bcs, stock OF Goods
in the County, and vii sell them at the mos,
reasonable rrces, --tcmcmbcr none uudcr.eli
us. We still have plenty Of that good ioIS ct.
COFFEE. For school girls we have dUzcn
nice dark WOULEN HOODS.
CHADWICK s. NEPHEW.
2 December 10, 1853. a.
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LOOK HERE !-GOING EAST!
Money Money!! Money!!

HNRiENDS and Patrous-We are preparing
Il ogo to tho East; wo now avail ourselves
through the papers I" call your especial ;tlen-
ton to tho same. We think ii,o be- an impcra-
tive duty enjoined upon all our patrons to as
sst us. And We hope that YOU will not My
think about il, but come rieht along with the
money a, rs early period as possible. We do
not want you To say that you have money owing
you and cannot collcci; that will not SHIT VS. To-
buy so" dis our creditors will not take that kind
OF pay. We want the money. Now friends
We hope You will respond to this call soon
and much obIigc your friends, &C.,
CALLENDlNE s. NYE.
Feb II 1859.
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u.s. Foreign adyices to Feb. 10Th
arc received at New York. The news
is still warlkc.
It is said that the French Emperor
will form camp Of 100000 troops at
Toulon. 1t is asserted that his iraen-
lions are decidedly warlikc.
On the other hand the English army
estimates show a rtductionin the home
or colonial forces of 1900 men, and an
increase in the Indian army Of IA, 900.
The total force is 100000 men, Of
which LOG, 900 are for India.
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MUSIC! MUSIC!

The Mechanics Bugle Bana,' Of
this place, Lee Roy Kiger leader, are
prepared, with first rate Instruments
and suitable Carriage, to attend up.
on Conventions, Professions, &c., and
to play, with will, for Goggin, Viii
ley and Preston, or to put in their best
ticks for Lctcher, Montague & Tucker,
az opportunities may be Afforded
Terms moderate. March 8.
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life, Dec. ii, 1858. Sister
Nancy Il McBEE.corsot of Thomas McBee,
and daughter oil Daniel and frances Holland.
The deceased sister was born in Marion co
Va, Nov. 81, 1928. aud as married 10 Mr..
McBce, Oct s, 1916.
SeyenHen years ago this sister was born
into the Kingdom OF Divine grace, and al.
'acled herself TO the Methodist Protestant
Church. She lived devoted follower Of
Christ, ill she left dis vale OF tears, and
went to join the church triumphant inlleay.
Ell. Sister McBee me, her last foe w i,h
much iortituio aud tcsi!nation and has
lott q bright evidence 10 cheer her numer.
Gus friends, that she has gone home to rest
Our much esteemed sister left six children.
an anectlonate husband, with bsreaved pa.
rents, 10 mourn their ifteparabe loss. A
short time before her departure she had her
children all broueh, 10 her, chat she might
impress farewell Kiss upon each OF Them;
she thea gave them up 60 God. She aso
gave The most invinci0e evidence OF regard
Tor her hps and. saying 10 him, ''Pcparo TO
meet your God. Prepare TO meet mo in
Heaven, for | shall soon bo thetoD She
then lifted up her dying eyes TO heaven and
said oh my blessed SJyiour,--I see ms Sa.
yiout' Her ransomcd Split then took IFS
Upward flight TO tho distant regions Of end.
lrss day, there io spend an etrrnify with
God. Mayihe Lord b;ins all her friends TO
meet her where they sholl nrver again say
"Forwtll" G q WFSTFALL
Morgan,o@n, March 4, 1850.
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PRIME PROPERTY
At PUBLIC SALE


On the Fourth Monday in February
1859. on the public ground before the Cour,
house III hlorgantown, will be sold at Pub.
lie Auction, to the highest bidder, by virtue
of csiain deeds Of trust, the
HOUSE AND LOT
where Simeon Segfried now resides, situate
on Front street in Morgantown; also
THE HOUSE AND LOT
on Front ST. eet, late the property OF Dr.. o.
Kelley, now occupied by Francis Berkshire.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth cash in hand:
the residue in equal install menis, al six, u
and Is months, with interest from the day
OF sale; AMI lien to be retained for the IN.
paid purchase money. The purchase money
will be applied by us in satisfaction of The
liens on sand property, according TO their
priority f.. G WILSON,
w. I. WILEY,
FEB. y, lSo9 Trustees.
disappointment
The Sale of the above property is
postponed till Saturday the 10Th of
March next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Il. G.. JYiiSon,
W. I. Wiley, Trustees.
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EsJ~ The numerous friends Of Rev
S. Siegfried, Jr. Gate Editor of this
paper will be gratiiied with the peru,
sal Of the following extract Of letter
from him, dated
Morristown, o., Marcd 4, 80.
Dear Father If you will excuse
limo or two | will write them, not hay-
ing time to write full letter.
From Cambridge, where l baptized
9 candidates, rejoicing in love for the
Friend of sinners, | wentto Ebcnezer.
On Sabbath last | was permitted to
baptizc Il willing and happy converts,
and yesterday II more. Last night
was most solemn, fearful, but happy
time: % new converts, and two back
sliders (men in middle lire) were by me
received by the right hand Of fellow.
ship. The meeting at Ebenczcr was
the most precious / ever attended, both
in its progress and termination. To
God, who gave mo strength, as His
unworthy servant, and made known the
power of His Spirit in the truth, be
MI the glory. In the two meetings
above referred to have preached 46
sermons, and baptiscd 81 candidates.
! am much worn out, but must 60 to-
morrow to RocklIill Forget me not
at Throne Of Grace.
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A N ELECTION will DO held ct the
"a Court House. in Morsan,own, Virgin.
IN, on Monday the lat day of March, 1859.
for the purpose Of electing Trustees of said
town for the ensuing year. ~
..og, By Order Of The President
March Z. 1859
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Total LIABILITIES, 81, 5O6 3s7 So
Unsettled claims not due, Sl73 326 81 |

Losses equitdbiy adjusted and promptly paid.
UPWARDS or SlI, OO0, 0OO or LOSSES
have been paid by the Etna Insurance Co., in
the last SO years. FIRE K INLAND NAyIGA.
TLON. RISKS accepted at terms consistent with
solvcncy and fair profit. Especial attic ntion gil
ven TO Insurance of Dwellings and Contents 10 |,
terms of one to five years. .,... .
The progress OF this Corporation has been
stable and uninterrupted through seasons Of H.
nancial sunshine and storm, or periods eyentiul
in or exempt from sweeping CONGREGATIONS aud
maritime disaster, Being long established on
cash basis, the troubles Of the credit systcm all
feet us in no material particular
During " hard tines, the security Of reliable
Insurance is an imperative duty-the 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 f.. u. SWEARlNGEN, Agent.
MOrganlown, Va.
OFFIcE-Corncr Of Walaut, West side Main
street, near the Court house. ly Dec. 9, 1885,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

huesid" f. C"shmnn: Er all the par
as. IKZ ties interested
Daniel Kirkhsr, ct al. in this cause take
notice that in pursuance of The decree rem.
dered in this cause az the September tenn
1857, shall proceed 10 discharge the duties
required OF me as Comm iSsioner Of the Cir.
cult Court OF Mononga'ia Coun'yEnamely, to
settle The accounts Of John T.. Fleming as
Administrator of Squire Cushman, decd and
also ascertain what ems, claims & debts ex
isl on and against the estate of said Squire
Gu shman, their amounts and prorilies-aI.
so thu real estate Of said Cushman in this
Commonw ealih and lis annual val
u, &c. AT whirh time and place the par
lies interested are required to appear be-
fore me and protect their interests in the
premises. r. l.. BERKSHIRE
Master Comm'r Circuit Court NJ c.
Jan &C. 1859. lS7-5t
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stick u Pin There.

order 10 make room for large Srri' =
Il and Summer assortncn, Of CLOTHING.
will sell my present stock. yet ON hnnd,
Below Cost, FOR CASH. Nuw gen,le.
men. heres n chance for Cheap Colhh z.
Mpfthd Al, 1859. d. II. slime. /.
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I'HEaUNION.
MoRGAEToWN, Manor IL, 1850.
= BS3- X meeting of tho Monehgalia

B3- X meeting Of the Monongalia
Temperance Society will be held on
Monday evening the 14tli inst, at I
o'clock, either in the Baptist or Nj. p.
Church, of which further notice will be
given on Sabbath next, in the several
Churches.
D@- A protracted meeting is now
in progress in the M. z. Church in this
place--conductcd by Rcvs. Wcstfall
and Clawson. There is considerable
Of stir in the congregation.
ESB~ We learn that I. NJ. ChaIfant
md Jesse j. Fitch have rented Geo.
d. Evans's store room, Gate tho sPill
Faotory) and are fitting it up for the
purpose of opening a Grocery and De-
pot of Notiops in general about the
first of April.
uriah Griffith preparing to open a
gentlemcn's Furnishing Store in the
Commercial Buildings on Main street.
John p. Byrne, Esq. has purchased
onc-half Of the land of DR.. Longacre,
half milo south Of town. wherein he
proposes erecting a commodious coun-
try residence. -,Sta''.
'aa.J. Lowry Niece and John NJ. La
>sicr, of this place, received. diplomas
from the Baltimore Dental College, a
few days ago.-B.
,' DR.. ]. V. BougAner has purchated
ten acres Of land on the west side of
the river, in sight of Morgantown, of
Edwin w. Tower, esq. adjoining P, II.
Keck, esq. and James johnson, whcre
he intends building and removing. We
learn that the object of the Doctor is
to get where he can educate his chill
dron.--Ib.
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FOR ,%.HE H..

VIE subscriber offers fnr sale. his house,
n aud ~ Acres of Land, n. T.. of w. r.
Wille.'s occupied by Thomas S. Bankert.-
Any reasonable time will be given if pur-
chase money is secured. Possession g IN
on the first OF April next, aud il not sold by
the 18th Of March next will he for rent
P'asons wishing 10 perchase will examine
The property JOHN P. BYRNE.
Jan. 2l-2m.
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DEDICATION THE New Methodist p
Chutrll ON Robiason's Run, near the resi-.
Deuce OF VIM w. Lazzell, E'q.. VIII be
dedicated by Rev. Dr.. pgrgR 4. LAspigy
Match 1871 1859 at II o'clock. a. M. We
splca ticautmlarce ~ The community.
G. q. WESrFALL.a
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THE RED POST

.B is JUST THE PLACE.!
Just received from Philads aud Baltimore
Colored Drillmes and Cambric-,
Prints and Brown M.islins,
Hoop Skirts, Velve, Ribbons, Spool Cotton
&c. Also, rfv
Coi'd Shaker Hoods g. Bonn.t Ruchrs s
Syrup, Rice, lead. Soda anil Tea.
From Pit'sburg PER Steamer J,ffe,son.
8 bib Is. prime \. o. SUGAR.
10 bols do. do. MOLASSES.
& Feb 81 CHADWICK s. NErnEw.
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GRAND EXHIBITION!
OPEN DA y AND NIGHT At
Il. l.. az -RERKsRalRE,S

rINlie undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends and patrons that they have
on hand the most extensive and cheapest sloGh
or Groceries ever brought 10 this market. . "a.
In addition to their usual supply Of Grocer
les, they have Fresh Peaches, Pine Apples,
Strawberries, Cherries aud Green Peas put up
in air-tight cans.
Preserves, JclIies, Pickles &c, Of all kinds.
Every ldris'y Of Confectionery, especially
Jor the Holidays.
ALSo-Cutlory, Stationery, Sc, Of all kinds
and of superior quality.
Ladies' and Misses lose; Half Hose, &c.
Comforts, SuspenGcrs, &C.,
30 900 FINE CIGARS, aud choile lot of
chewing tobacco.
In short, everything, usually 10 BIO had in
Grocery, Variety and Fancy Notion Store, ma
be found at tho cheap Grocery immediately OPP
p"site the Court House, on Main Street.
TERMS-POSIITFELY CASH
II. l.. & y. BERKSHIRE.
Jan. |, 1859, -IS2-tr
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING,
]. b. WOODWARD & co

"oULD respectfully informs theft Njonds
w and the public generally, that they still
continue TO maHtifactdre SADDLES, BRI0LES,
COLLARS, HARNESS, &C., of ali Kinds, al
short notioo, and on tho most reasonable terms
Their stock comprises every variety OF SAD.
DIES that arc made in Western Virginia, and
are made only by the best workmen.
Persons wanting BUGGY or WAGON HAIR
NESS viii DO vol to give them call, ms they
are well prepared TO fill all orders in that branch
Of tho business with beatness and dispatch.
W Shop up stairs in Evans Bulldog adjoin
ing the coutt>ifouso square, Morgantowo Va.
Jan ~, 1859 49, n
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TWEK1Y.TU'O YEARS.

K , - -
Z tab!ishCd twenty-five ycars ago hr Dr.
kfukelin, corner OF hird and CnIon Streets,
Phliadcip hia, Pa.
TWEKTY.TUO YEARS.
Experience has rendered DR.. X most sue
cesstUi practitioner IN the cure Of all diseases
OF private nature mdnhoooGs debility as an
impeachment 10 marriage nervous aud sexual
inhrnItics, Diseases OF The skin, and those from
abuse Of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes indnlgcd in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with them
10 manhood land which if not reformed in due
time, not only bcgets serious obstacles to mat
IImonIai happiness. and gives rise to Il sorIcS
OF protfactcd, insidious and devastating aiTuc-
tons.
Few Of those who give way to this pcrncious
practice are aware OF The Consequences, until
, 'hcy hnd the nervous system shattered, IccI
! strange and undccounIablo sensations. and
vague Tears IN the mind. (Ecc Pages, a. E2S,
~, OF DR.. R.'s book on ''Scl.Prcscryation.i)
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble
is uaable To labor wish accustomed vigor, o. TO
| apply his mind to study his step is tardy and
weak he IS dull, irresoiutc, aud engages even
IN his sports with less energy than usual.
IL he emduCipatc himself before the practice
has donc its worst, aud enter matriInOny, his
marriage is uniruitIGl, his sense tells him that
this IS caused Ivy his carly lUllios. Jhcso are
combinations which should awaken the dtten-
ton OF all Who arc similarly situated ..
. . REMEDlBER.
lio who places himself under DR.. Pirkciin,s
treatment, may rclgiousIy coniide in his honor
as gentleman, and rely upon tbs assurance,
that tho secrets OF Dr.. KS patients will never
BIC disclosed.
Young Man-.lct no false modcsty deter YOU
frcm making your case known to one. who from,
education and resPec,ihiIty, can Certainly be-
friend you. ..
Dr. Knkoin's residence has been for tho last
| twenty-five years at the N. W. Corner Of rtftJ
| and Union streets, Philadelphia, Pa
PATIENTS 4 II Il DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, To-
gethcr with all their symptoms, ptf letter. q.
closing rcnittancc) Dr.. KS medicine, aDpro.
| propfiaicd accordingly.
Forwarded TO any part Of tho United States
Mail or Express.
READ YOUTH md MANHOOD.
4 Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kinke.
| lin on SclfPtosorvation--Omy
90 Ccnts.
Letters containing that yaluc in aamps, will
ensure copy per return Of mail
! GKATiSl GRATISi! GRhTISl,l
a Free GEE"E so All.
DiSER Y RELEIVED.
"Naturc's Goidc,"a new and popular Work !,
| foil Of valuable advice and impressive warning
alike calculated To prevent years Of misery, and
| savc thousands OF lives, is distributed without
! charge, aud Forwarded by mail, pre- paid 10 any
part Of the United States, on Receiving an order
| enclosing two postage starips
Ja" ID, 1868, Is5-iy
DRUG I! DRUGS! DRUGS
| A LARGE supply Of FRESH DRUGS. lust
| IN received aud for sale cheap, al tho dug
Book and variety store Of
| FITCH & SCOTT,
/ Jan, l-~IsJ.
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1859. POPULAR TRADE! 1859.

1859. POPULAR TRADE! 1859.
RIBBONS g. MILLINERY G00DS.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBONS!!!
10 Merchants, Milliners, Joblcrs. Dealers in
Ribbons, Millinery Goods, and Cash Buy
ers IN all sections Of The Couniry Tie Cash
Ribbon House, ll6 Chambers Street, New
York JOHN Farrell.
ESTdBLISHED 1858.
We have originated a new principlc---a new
era in The Ribbon trade, whereby we made this
business Plain, Simple and Staple, as that Of
Brown sheetings.
We SsN far Cash We Buy far CaM &!
We are satisfied with 8 per cent profit. Ask
no second price Have all our goods marked
IN Plain Figures, SO that man, woman and child
'bny alike" and receive tho same value for
their money.
Our Prices for bes, Tafreta Ribbons, all col
oTs, are
No. u per picco No. s6>G cts p. piece
" 80 I" 60 Z" 6 5i% &c "
3 so}1 e "gs7,1
No. f6 Sl,471I per piece.
We Offer Fancy Ribbons, !" All Stylcs," en-
Co'ors," "AH QualHics,' 1T Prizes
Detying Competition, and
For Cash OniY
Our Establishment is the centre Of attraction
for Bibbons, "Quck Snos," "Llgt Profit"
ROUCIIESl ROUCHES II
New styles and patterns at a saving of
80 PER CENT FROM CREDIT PRICES.
Examine our samples, and be convinced.
BLOND LACES, QUlLLiNGS, &C., &c.
Our line Of these Good always full. Wo I'm.
port and ssJOb" them at once for 8 per cent adj
vance. Marked prices on all Goods ''in Plain
Figures.o
Il Sdring Of 40 per cent on Mese Goods from,
Credit Prices.
Our Intention is to make The Ribbon Trade a $
staple in regard to prices as domestic goods
TO do this, we musf sell ONE MILLION DOL
LARS worth of Goods per annum
w are Union Men. mo North sNo sou,h.'
We solicit tho patronage of Merchants, in owes
cry section Of tho United States, and arc the SER
wants of all who favor us with their patronage.
JNO. BARREL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
l16 Chambers Street, New York,
near the Hudson River Railroad Depot.
r. ". WALLER. Jan. 14-4mos.
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We W. .1GE.V'CY.
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Atsoia,s and unimpaired. tYith a Surplus OF
s506,3s IS; and the prestige of SO years sue.
cess and experience. Assets Jan. 1, 1855 s.
Cash in hand aud Dcpos,es in Hartford
Banks, S3iS.132 GO
Cash in transit and Agents hands, l66, s72 IS
Mcney due The Company secured by
Mortgage, 6iIS o.
Real Estate nnincumbcred, 1853 ~
Bills receivable, 3a,l77 10
MARKET VALUE.
lo2 Bonds 6, Z and 10 per CT interes,
annually, II, lOa 900 co
G37 Shares Rail Road Stock, 81, 4l6 co
90 !" Connecticut River co. stool, 4 $50 90
90 - Stafford Bank, ..-.s 5000 90
90 - Waterbury Bauk, 5000 90
36 - Providence Bsnk, BE- $500 90
1900 Hartford Bank, 1919, U6C 90
1855 - New York Bank, 500 Gee 30
l6 -. Jersey City bank. l,l25 90
100 +" United States Trust Co.
N. Y. Stock, lo,oso co
100 Shares New York L. !. and Trust
Co. Stock, $4,000 co