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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
T1I3UTu OF RESPECT.

At Monongalia County Court, on
Monday, the 22d day of December,
1856: ..... ....' .
The proceedings of meeting of the
Bar of this county, having this day
been presented and read to the Court
by Alfred NJ. Barbour, Esq, upon his
motion, arc ordered 70 be entered of
record, and are as follows:
GATE meeting of the members of the
Bar of Monongalia county, at the
Courthouse thereof, on Monday, 22d
December, 1856. On motion,
MATTHEW GAY, ESQ. was called
to the chair, and ALFRED NJ. BARBOUR,
Esq. appointed Secretary. .
The chairmon stated that the object
OF the meeting was to express in such
manner as should be deemed most ap-
propriate, our feelings of sorrow for
the death, and sentiments of respect
for the character and memory of GUY
Il. g. ALLEN, ESQ. who has departed
this life since tho last meeting of this
Court.
Whorcupon, WAITMAN r. WILEY,
Esq. after having briefly, but touching
ingly referred to the life and character
Of the deceased; his eminent abilities,
and thorough appreciation and prac-
tice of all the courtesies and amenities
due his associates at the Bar, as illus
tratcd in long and successful profes.
sional career; his rigid integrity, his
kind and generous nature, and his con-
slant exhibition Of all those substantial
qualities as private gentleman, which
constituted him useful citizen, and an
ornament to the community with which
nc had been identified in all the varied
relations of life for more than thirty
years offered tho following resolu-
tons, which were unanimously adopted:
ResOlved, That as a lawyer, gen.
tleman, and christian, our deceased
brother has long challenged our pro.
found respect, and enjoyed our highest
confidence; and VIC will continue to
veneratc his memory.
Resolocd, That we cherish the sin
ccrest sympathy with the family and
friends Of the deceased, and we hereby
tender to them our most heartfelt con-
doence in their sad bereavement.
Resolued, That the Court of Monon.
gala county, now in session, be res
pectfully solicited to order these pro.
ceedlngs to be entered upon the Rec.
ords Of the Court, as a perpetual me-
mortal Of our high regard for the char.
actcr Of the deceased; and that the
Clerk Of this Court deliver an official
transcript thereof to the widow and
family Of the deceased, and furnish
copies to the newspapers Of this county
for publication.
MATTHEW GAY, Chm.
ALFRED Nj. BARBOUR, Sec'y.
A true transcript. Testc
MARsHALL NJ. DENr, Clk.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
TNnTAEE SEMINARY.

EXHIBITION AND LITERARY EXERCISES.
On Tuesday evening last, the pupils
in the Morgantown Female Seminary,
gave delightful entertainment to our
citizens at the Town Hall. The exer-
cises consisted Of rare selections of
music--thc piano performances being
of tho first order, and the vocal music
exhibiting commendable training and
tact. The literary exercises, compris-
ing Compositions, Dialogues, Decla-
nations, &C., were vel! chosen and
performed in n manner to reflect the
highest credit upon the prcccptors Of
the Institution and their pupils. The
large audience in attendance was de-
lighted with the evenings exercises.
Mr.. Hayden and his associates in the
preceptorship of the Seminary, have
cause of graduation, in the entire sue
cess of their first literary exhibition in
connection with the Seminary at this
place. The excellent training appar-
ent in all the departments Of study,
confirm the adaptedness and capacity
OF the corps of teachers for their res
ponsible positions. .
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Our Carrier.

Presents to his numerous patrons
the compliments Of the season, while
he would remind them that on New
Years day he will have Message"
Tor them, according to the time honor
ed custom of the fraternity. For his
regularity and fathfulness in distrbut-
ing the "Union" and tho news, he will
present his patrons an opportunity to
"reciprocatc."
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RANDOLPH Il LATIMER,
GO South Street. Bowiy's Wharf. baltimore
AppIes,--Sales at 81, 90 to 81, 90 per Dbl.
butter,--Wc quote western at Halo cts; com.
mon roll Ia to IS; glados, Ii to - primciSa2
Bacon,--Quote shoulders 7 4 Sets; sides, SAG
hams, plain, Gall; fancy, Hale. .....
nccswak, .-Sales At 26a2s cents per pound.
Ecans, White 81 ,25al 80; mixed 75as0. ..
Clover Seed,-S7 ,Ooa7, so per bushc.
Cattle,-fhe offering on Thursduy last was A.
bost 500 head, 700 Of which were sold S3,25
aS4,75 on the hoof, equal to SO, 60a9, 25 nett
Corn 1--WE quote yellow at 62a60 cts.; white
G0a62 cts.
Dried Fruit ipples pared, l25al5o ..--
impaired, 75aso cts. Peaches pared, 81, 5Oa
$780, impaired 81 ,60a2 90 per bushel.
Furs,-Sales Of Rabbit At lag eta; Red Fox 75a
S7i MuskrNs,SalO; Mink ,S7abi; Coon and Grey
Gox, l5a2oi Otter, $la3,00. ...a... d. :
Dcerskins,- SALES at 20 to 2i cts. ..... d., .
EiaXseed SALES at IL ,75a200, per bushel.
flour,-We quote city mills at So ,50---- How
ard street at S6,G2- Receipts falling OF. .
Gtnsens,--quo,ed at 50G5b cts.
Hogs Live S7,00a8,OO ...
Lard,--in barrels Hale; in kegs IS cts.
Mustard secd.--Sales at a cts
Oats ,--Marylund oats 3Sa42 cts; Western Vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania, 40a46 cts per bushcl
oultry,-Tuikeys l0a DC per h., chick ems ga 10
Ryc,-Maryland sells at 75aS0 cents.;-Wcstcrn
virginia and Penn'a. S0aS5 cts. per bushel.
shake-ro0t, --Seneca sells at 60a55 cts. Yir-
gina 20a25 cts.
TaIiOw,--Sales at llal2 Cts per mound.
Iimothy-sccd .--SaIes at a. 90 per bushel.
tcnisOn,--Saddies l0al2 cts, whole deer Gas
Wool ,-Unwashed at 20a2i cts, washed 36n3S
"heat,-We quote Inferior TO good reds 81 40
al ,45j good to prime h5al50; inferior to good
white, l.i5al ,50i good to prime, 81 ,5Oal go.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

rSs> lfyou want to buy land any,
where, East, West, North, South, call
on b. W. Tower, Esq. He has lots of
it, and of almost every variety, from
the hills of N. W. Virginia to the
prairies of the West. Sec advertise
ment. .. ....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

A se'yent belonging to Mr.. r. Ham
ner. while ploughing in a tobacco field
on his plantation in AIbemarle county.
recently, brought to the SUI, face gold
ring, on which was engraved the name
"f rhe owner. Rcdecca Harper. and The
date l746. Que bundled aud ten years
ego.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
Oak Timber Wanted.

M ANTED To pm'chsse, or contract with
w some one or mere for about so $50
Feet, more or less, Oak Timber, OF all
kind-, from IA feet long to any convenient
length, To measure 10 inches square at small
end, TO hn delivered during the rornng Win.
ter and Spring, in RATS or other ways. at
Braddocklicld-. Monongaheia River, below
Dam No. 2. For further information enquire
OF '... .. REFS s. BERGER,
.. Corner Smithfcld and Second streets,
October %, 1856. Bun Plttsburg. Pa.
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sD~ EVERY READER ~y5e,,

WiIl please notice the advertisement of Mr..
Sears Pictorial Family Bible, ard send Tor
the Printed Catalogue of all our illustrated
Works.
To The nninitia'cd in the great art of sell.
ing Books, we would say that we present Il
scheme Tor money making. far beiler than
the gold mines Of California and Australia.
Any person wishing to embark in the en-
terprlss, will risk little by sending to the
Publisher S25, Tor which he will receive
sample copies OF he various works tst whole.
sale prices.) carefully boxed, insured and di.
r'c'ed, ailofd!ne a very liberal per centage
10 he agent for his trouble. With these he
VIII soon be able 10 ascertain tho most sale
able, and order rccorainglv. Address tpos,
paiG) ROBERT SEARS. Publisher,
Dec. "a. l8i William ST., New Yo,k
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
EUGENE M. WILSON.
q Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
A MIMI S0TA TERRITORY

(roRMERbY OF MuR5ANrowN, vA)
MILL buy and sell Real Estate in town and
w country, locate Land ,cnter Land on time
Tor settlers, loan Money, sell Land Warrants,
&c: large quantity of town property & coun-
~ Land on hand and for sale at reasonable rates.
10 Office on Centre street, near the Leyee.
August 80, 1896.
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Back Buyers ard igcEtS Read This,
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4 GENTS "an,cd III every pnr; o. the Un.,sh
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and cmhc!lI1"c" VITA scvera. hundred enars,jr,,E
ON designs Of CroOm", 0cyGraux, and otin,
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DsD" The protracted meeting, noted
by us last week as in progress at the
Baptist Church, still continues. Rev.
u. y. Sicgfried will preach at ] / a. IN.
and at candlelighting until Sunday
night next.
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BS.zEs.Ax..G.

an the 25th day of August last executed rny
" Two single bills, the one to A. G. Dorsey and
the other 10 James Evans, each calling for eighty
dollars, and each payable twelve months after
date. Tbis 10 TO notify and fotwnrn all persons
not TO purchase or trade for either Of tho said
separate single bills has utterly failed, and I
shall not pay either OF thom unless compelled so
to do by law. JAMES +. HESS,
December %, 1856
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Keep It Before the People

Aeep |! before inc fe0pl0 g!
THAT che LARGEST STOCK Of GOODS
can DO found at the Big window.
LOOK HERE.
Ea Kegs Wheeling Nails,
~ &c kegs pure White Lead,
80 gallons FIaxseed Oil.
40 Sperm Oil,
90 Spir',s Tur pentiue,
500 lbs. TOBACCO,
800 lbs. TEA.
1000 yards Carpet,
10 boxes Glassware,
100 pairs Samsers make Shoes,
6O0o yards Calicoes.
5000 Brown Muslns,
1000 Blcached do
800 lbs. Brown Sugar;
All ihs above for sale by
Dec. 10. CARR, HANWAY & Co.
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RSa, The Suspension Bridge, at this
place, was, on Monday last, rented
TO Alex. Hayes, ESQ, (present Toll
oolloctcr) for tho year 1851, for 81
300.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

"Home sweet home" as tho be1 sung
when he hived
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27

The city Of Indianapolis. Ia. elected
Black Republican Mayor few days
ago.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-12-27
IR UST SALE or 4
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

IN PRESTON COUNTY.
| Pursuance TO the provisions Of Decd OF
4 Trust, executed by Harriet a. II. Duval to
the Subscriber, as trustee, Tor the use OF
Joseph Thomas, dated the 4rh day OF No.
yemDcr, 1884. and now oi reco,d in the
County oI Preston, | will Sell, at ,ublic
auction, I" the highest bidder. Tor cash, be-
fore the Court House in Kingwood.
AGO Acres OF k.as!Ss,
known US the Joseph Thomas Farm. ad;oin.
Ing the Mar! land Line and near the Rail
Road. The Land Is well timbrrrd, Reier.
eucr can he had TO SAID deed. The title /,
believed TO be- good, but selling u Trustee
viii sell such title as Is vested i'm rie under
snid deed. Sard sale will be made on the
FIRST Day OF THE CiRCulT COURT OF Pres
ton county. SPRING TrRM 1857.
DAVID FREELAND Trustee.
July 10, 1856. So t..
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SPECIMEN OF LITuGTYPING.
IL Press and VIII DO rondy soon
T<0<~s r V@MI

Or Collection Of Social Moral and Intellectual
MaNms; by Samuel N. Smuckcr, A. N. nu..rr
o. mo Court and Reign OF Catherine II of
hnssia,' History of emperor Nichous !, &c.
Thss undoubtedly will be- tho lnost intcrc,;in,
work ct the Kind ever published ~ America IL
wiz Cenlaln twenty Las.c richly iad,n Will,
The hrest Gold, wrought into over seven Hundred
Separate Original Ma&ims and lndr;. -nIg.. re-
Elections, with Wise Saws ard Profound Amber.
's'ns, winch refer to every body and o,cry t,nrr
worth referring TO, and cspcr'all y aeantni to the
present time. 1t wrl be printed from. plgi1,
FORMED by the new iHthotypc process ..
1t wiiI, without doubt DO the h1Hdsomesi book
IN typographical appearance ever he fore ,.ulll,t-
e" ana !t VIII he printed and Jouna ii the b, st
fNi", VINE i!s contents will make T. "ttracilrs
aud pleasing to all classes Of rcadc~c. f.,.u %
cunts a copys TOR which j. WI be sent, POSTPAID
Address, GEO. 4. CkOHu I. Turlisncr.
Nov. %. ' SO Dock sir,o. vi i,Jn,,I',
Country editors choosing to copy the Above,
viii receive the booh, post paid
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NOTICE.
III ANlNG bought the entire Stock of VIM. II.
IL Sunset, we would inu,c.aIi in want of
Ladies' Shoes.

10 an examination Of our Stock, which is now
worry large: and must DO reduced by reducing
FriCCs! Look out for BaIgalnsl!
All persons knowing themselves indebted 10
w. III. $au,sci will make payment 10 us, with
whom the Boohs will DC iouni
Having made arrangements With Mr. Sdmsol
I" work exclusively for US, VIC vii bc able to
have any description OF Ladies' Shoes made to
order OF short notice.
H. CARR HTNWAY & co.
October 20, 1856. ..... ...
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MARKET REPORTS.
MoRGANrow WIN, Dec. 81. 1856.
BALTIMORE PRICES,
For the week ending December 24lS5S.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THIS PAPER ny
RANDOLPH Il LATIMER,
GO South Street, ISowly,s Wharf. baltimore
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
SassMOrs's Patent
.nnI Gn1aaYof ny.

III dAu anu
yESflIS Machine was invented and patented oy
A G. B. Salmon. of Illinois. and, wherever II
has been exhibited. has taken precedence Oh all
others for cleaning Grain and Grass Seeds
The First Silver Medal was awarded to the IN
~entor at the Worlds Fair in New York, and the
first prize at the New York State Fair IN lo3Z.
II has been adopted by the Richmond city MliierS'
who recommend it as the best machine known tor
separatinp cookies and other impurities from wheat
1t will separate any two seeds OF different SIZE or
WEIGHT, is simple in its construction, and easily
kent in order 1t is peculiarly adapted to farmers
uses, as it requires but little power to work 1t, and
cleans grain more perfectly than any machine now
| in use.
It can he furnished at the following prices, Wv
For farmers Machine that will clean 10 TO
81 bushels per hour. $50
For a Farmers Machine that will clean ~
to 50 bushels per hour, %
For Farmers Machine arranged for horse 80
power) that will clean so bushels per hour, oo
For a Miller's Machine that will clean 81 to
| 50 bushels per hour, %
For a Miler's Machine that will clean 5O TO
IS bushels per hour, ,o- lo0
40 bushels E ner bonr, $50
For Niler's Machine that will clean l50
to 200 bushels per hour, - @UU
Address RO NJ. ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmond, Va.
B.-County Rights will be sold on reason
able terms.
Feb. 2S, 1855. Il. vi. A.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-01-09
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TINE acting partner in the firm OF Steiner, Bros q
Il Co. Clothing Establishment in Staunton, having
made engagements to go to Baltimore to open large
Wholesale Establishment his services will necessarily
be needed there Those who indebted therefore TO
hem in this community, earnestly requested to come
onward and settle their respective dues by the lst OF
January next he will be compelled to leave the Isl
of February All open accounts and notes unpaid by the
LIST of January will be placed in the hands OF arman "
Bell for collection II Shoped that those knowing them
selves indebted will pay up Immediately, and thus ooyi-
ate this dsagreeable necessity, 1t will be both to the
interest of them and the undersigned.
The business of the here will be carried on by
our scntclerl, Mr.. A. Lowenstein. We recommend
him as he is already sufficiently known by the public
rs nerGct gentleman, whose talents and requirements
are we'll calculated meet at all times the demands and
wishes of our numerous friends and customers here and
abroad, 10 their entire satisfaction
In leaving you and this place. cannot but express my
deepest feelings of regret that shall be compelled
10 part from YOU for long time but promise that The
yeliest recollection Of friendship shall ever dwell II
me, aud ask the same from you Receive herewith my
thanks for the ample patronage our tim always enIoyeo
there NAV please YOU to continue 1t also, for the III
ture in the same measure. viii always do my best t
furnish our establishment here, TO regain 1t th'
name of the best one here in this branch, and will be
bic TO improve it considerably.
The country Merchants are particularly requested Z
call in at our Baltimore house, No 320 Baltimore street
where they will find the largest assortment OF Clothing
ever offered in the city.
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SC0gvg@S

HAVING secured from Robbins & Bcbb the Manu-
IL facturers the exclusive right to sell in the counties
IF augusta Rockingham aud Rockbrdge the unrvallcd
Corn and Cob Crusher known as the "LrTrLE GIANT,
am prepared to furnish them promptly at the factory
prices adding freight and expenses. This mill has Cd
tanned more sudden celebrity for doing its work with
extraordinary case and certainty than any other ma
chine ever offered to the Agricultural world II needs
no aro1mcnt to show that the advantage of having iced
ground, when and where wanted, free from must and
acdity would warrant the outlay for one Of these mills
much time and trouble also being saved while the saving
Of tolls alone will repay the cost OF the mill IN very
short time.
These lliIls are guaranteed in erHy respect.
No. is warranted grind with one horse, ten bush
els per hour price at factory a No. g. - bushels,
urcr 255 40. 4, - bushels, price $50; Of iiaanes'
suitable for Stock feeding They can be easily regula
ted TO grand Gnc or coarse are remarkably SIMPLE -
constructions and complete read. TO- thouf 'i.e'
machinery. Al opportunity VIZ e. 0nsret on toart
days 10 witness them 90 operation So acA S9rt "m'
cd to sccgrc large demand
VIII also again rece:r orders 0f furnishing 80 Aet,
crop PENVOCH'S CELEBARYEO ~ ~ q i 4
DRILL, with Grass Seed and Oats SoweT ii desired
of which have sold large numbers in this county Ear
y attention requested from those who are IN want as
there is sometimes delay with late orders ,,
Also. Sinclairs Famous Strd,c- Cutler and Fennoch
Corn Sele-he very best articles Ct the kind IN use
GEO. E. PRICE, Hardrcare Dealer,
Opposite Cusltns's, Stauntof' va.
April 49, l855.-ly.
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r R R M 9,

A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED IN
"A MEDICINE. TO CURE OLD DlSEA,
ses Scroii,la. Bad Humors. Syphilis. Frighym
sores. Ulcers Fever Sores, Eruptions Of The SKIN
Radway's Renovating Res0lvent.
a CURE FOR SORES.
This fann,s Remedy cures every kind ofSore,
from r.. loa,hsome and Purid Ulcer, Fever
Sore. Cancer. Syptf3fs, Scrofulous, Leprosy down
to the Pimple, Bloch. and letter. It quickly,
heals the most obstinate and angry Sores, and
will leave the skin without scar.
1t cleanses the system from all corrupt Humors
-puyifes and eariches The blood.
If YOU are covered with Sores from head to
foot, Railways Renovatlng Resolvrn' VIII quick
IL heal them, and leave you sound and hea!thy
body.
If your bones, joints, or limbs are diseased in
any manner, or enlarged or drawn ont of shape, or
if thew are shriveled, crippled or enfeebed,
Radway's Renovating ResOvent will resotue
pay The diseased deposits that inflict their miseF-
les upon YOU, and restore each member of your
body TO its natural and healthy condition.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF LONG STANDING.
Persons who have been afflicted with disease
for years, will find r. R. Resolvent certain
cure. Scrofula in its worst forms, Syphilis in lis
most frghtful and alarming character, have been
cured by the r. R. Resolvent.
PAINFUL TECHNICS.
Persons who are troubled with Painful feelings
Of their Legs, Arms, Feet, Head, and other paris
of the body, will find instant relief by dose of
r. r. Resolvent.
SYNOPSIS OF DISEASES CURED BY Il. X. REsoL
,,,r nup,Nc THE WEAR 1854 AS REPORTED