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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

FJ>,>riA. There l. nothing specially
urw in inference to iinanci,l matters. The
Try SoSt house ol NsS>rs. fa,,r & tar
dd no, opeu yrsiesly morning, and II l.,
reported On III, ,tr,v, ~ assigned, We be
heyc i, was not very large house Il, t.
Farn>wor,h AMI g r Hamilton 81, a'ss
reported faiI,d h. bs-,e.a1 al,p r. lsr;,
John :. Wright IS a.lg,l. We have no,
lpruci particulars, AMI i, may he MIR.
Wright has found hul>c uuahe ,o nee,
his paper prompt. ha, We .lal ne mu,h
mistaken u h. la, Do' abundant means 70
NV, al hi' liabilities AMI an ample fortune
hesld : rlrrr ar rImugS ~ another SIS.
To- iac' 'aem 20 any rc.isolc so1rct--
( 4,cago Pos.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

AMERICAN INVENTIVE Gs>Irs y tvEogr.
Whitwo-th X Co. of Manchester. Ing
land, are Now constructing fr L. llce n
20 81 this city two cf their famous ten
cylnder lightning presses for the London
iseS similar % those which MoSsrs. Hoe
4 Go, are 'hemsc,1s constructing in this
city f'r ,he lri'or. The sane Man hcs.
ser firm are a'so constructing ouc cf Hoe Il
Cos slx cylinder presses Tor the loudon
l!r'nr Scr also another for the Man.
chester Tine, gsd EGw,ss. MHssrS. Hoe
4 q are likewise personally constructing
in tn city, On" - their sixcylindrr presses
fr NV Illustrated wee ky. 10 appear ahog,
hristT3s IN London also, forr.cy lialcr
pres liSr ne Old AMI slower IT oar teo
VrrSs'S' for the Nanch"str Quart aa-
making ~ 10 al of Hes rowr yvsss
NV ~ ~ constructed for l-adug British
oGrra's -Ns~ N"~S Tr'i'ras
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08
4 D.tnL,ng saloon 81 New England.

f,pu, ,b,rr,'s so hisIe Romance
The saloon was fitted up with good deal
IT taAtc. There were pictures on the walls
among them an oil painting Of n beefslcak.
with such an admirable SHOW Of Juicy ten
dcrncss that the hrholdcr sighed 10 think /,
merely visionary and incapable Of ever b.
ing pu, upou grd,ron Another work Of
high art was the i,Ie.llko representation 1T a
noble sirlon, another, the hind quarters Of n
deer retaining the hoois and fanny fur;
another the head and shoulders Of u salmon.
and still more c,quistely finished. brace
of canvas back ducks, in which the mo,
tied feathers were depicted with the accura.
cy of dagucrreo,ype Some very hungry
painter, suppose. had wrough, these sub
ccts OF still life. frightening his imagination
with his appetite, and earning, it is TO be
hol~d the privilege Of daily dinner of
whichever of his pictorial yiands he liked
best. Then there was fine old cheese. in
which you could almost discern Tho mites.
und some sariines on small plate, very
richly done, and looking IA il oosy with the
oil ia which they had been smo,hercd All
these things were so perfectly initiated that
you seemed to have the genuine article he,
fore you, aud yet, with an ind,scribablr
charm, IL 20 X away the grossness from What
was iicshies, AMI iattcs,, and thus helped the
liRof man. even in is carlics, relations. O.
APPEAR rich and noble, rs well as warm
cheerful, and substantial.
There wcr pictures, ton, Of gallant rev.
clcrs--thosc Of the old time. Flemish appa
rently, with loublc,s AMI slashed sleeves
drinking their wine ont of fantastic long
sienm0i glasses qualliug loyously, quailing
forever with naud,hc laughter AMI song
while the champagne bubblcd numerically
against the mustuchcs. or the purple tide of
liurgunly ran incNhaustibly down thin
throa,s.
But in the obscure corner Of the saloon
there was little picture. cscellen,y done
moreover OF IA ragged bloated ,o,sr.
stretched out on u bench, IN the heavy apo
plcptic slsvp Of drunkenness. Tho ,ka,h IN
life WAS too well portrayed. Tom smell, the
pnny liquor that had brought on tins syn.
cope. Toms only comfort lay in the forccd
reflection that, rial ~ he Hooked the p,ur
cal,'i' Was bu, imagery. bit Of pautc>i
canvass whom no drlirium ,rrmens. not So
much as rctr,bu,lyc head. ache. awaited ON
the morrow.
Hy this time II being PAS, eleven clock
the two bar keepers Of the saloon were IN
pretty constant activity. tine Of these
young men had rare faculty IN the con.
coction IL gin cock stalls twas spectacle
TO behold him. with ,umbler IN each Land.
rs he tossed the contents hom one e. the
other. Never conveying II away nor spll.
ling the least drop he compelled the pretty
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

The appalling loss Of life on the Central
America, has no parallel in the annals of
American steamship navigation. The near
est approach is the disaster which beiel the
steamship Arctic, on the 9th OF Septem-
Der, lr54, by which something like three
hundred and fifty lives were lost. The
steamship San Francisco, belonging to the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, which
founderel in the Atlantic on the 2jih Of
December, l-j3, was lost under circum-
stances similar, in many respects, to the
disaster which has just occurred; but the
number Of lives sacrificed was much less, not
varying far from two hundred, including J 30
L. :. troops.
Taking retrospect, with view to re-
count the various catastrophes which have
bcfalen ocean steamships owned in or trading
with the United States. We find that the
following have been entirely lost:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

N'-|"'V''
Exclusive Of about a coz, 900 in specie.
Il ~. L. .:el%.tl2.! ..Lssa ..1vas
would I've more than doubled The Presi-
dent was lost in the year ISL no one knows
how or whe G. The Columbia, in nautical
phrase broke her back" on tie rocks Of the
American shore Of the Atlantic. The City
of Philadelphia went TO pieces on the rocks
near Cape Race The City Of Glasgow
sailed from Liverpool March LIST, 1884, and
was not afterwards heard OF. The Great
Britain came near being included in the
list, having lain ashore for some months at
Dundrum Bay, coast of Ireland but is now
engaged az transport for India. The
Franklin and Humboldt went ashore and
broke in pieces-the former on Long Island
and the latter near Halifax. The Arctic
and Pacific were lost as already recorded.
The iron steamer Tempest, measuring 800
tons, sailed from New York, Feb. 10, 1857.
with crew Of from tbirty-iive to forty men,
and was never heard from. On the Pacific.
several fine steamers have been lost, generally
of a smaller class The Independence, for
instance, was totally lost with 20 lives, and
the Tennessee, 1t. Louis and Yankee Blade,
Winfield Scott and others becoming total
wrecks.
English steamers. in waters contiguous TO
the United States, have shared the same
fate. Within short time we have 10 record
the loss of the fine iron steamship Canadian,
on the st. Lawrence, also the steamship
Civ,e. and several steamers in the West
India Islauds.--A. Y. Jour. Of Com.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-08

This Company HID its annual meeting in
Adrian. Michigan on tue 2i,h The fol
loNiac named scn;lcuch were elected III
nVtors
John u Jcryis, SAMUEL " Coms,ock.
tlayksun y. Potter. Il. VI ujphsnt, New
York city George Bliss, Springfield Mass,
] &. Wright, Schenectady H. Bgrrows,
Orleans coanty, New Nurk \v,,au Rear,ls-
ley, Anblrn. New York Ransom Gard
sr, pcigot Schuytr Cn'faN South Bend.
lni Hiram Sihl,y Rochester \rS Work
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

"THE VIRGINIA WEEKLY STAR"
made It's appearance above the horizon
on Wednesday evening last, consider
ably enlarged and improved in appear
ance. If it only had q tail, it might be
mistaken for comet but then, altho
somewhat eccentric, it is more regular
IN its habits than comet, hence it may
be regarded, we presume, as a "Exed
Star of the first magnitude" in the
horizon of Democracy. The paper
looks well, and sustained in it's present
dimensions, will be a credit to the par
ty and the county, Mr.. Dent has ele.
waited the standard of Democratic pa.
per-publishing over his predecessors,
and his Star is still ascendcnt, while
their comct-like luminaries stuck or
"struch" at uncertain intervals
Success to the STAR! there room for
US both, and light more than VIC both
can disseminate. 'ai
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
Land Sale.

James D. Watson, PURSUANT to a
against Decree of the Cir
Le'he Jacobs s. others, cult Court Of Mon.
ongal'a county, Va, rendered April, 1857
Tile subscriber as Commissioner, will on
Al0"d@y, tic eth day 9J' A@gust, 1857,
mat being Court-day, sell TO the highest
bidder; a, the Courthouse door in Morgan
WWn' lNo LOTS OF GROUND adjoining
Shutdown, III said county, being part Of
said Watson's addition to said town, and the
same conveyed by said Watson to The heirs
OF Strother Jacobs, deceased.
Said Sale to be upon a credit of nine and
e'Sn'een months, the purchaser giving bond
and security for the payment of the pnr-
chase money. with interest thereon from the
day OF sale, and lien retained upon the
property so sold until paymcn, Of The pur-
chase money.
EDGARC c. WILSON, Commissioner.
July 80, 1857. iio,s.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
gnl .AlBRlEAyl UNION,
MoRGANTowN, AUGUST %, 1857.
OUR SCHOOLS.

Our excellent and deservedly popu-
lar Male Academy will commence its
next session on Monday next. The
corps of prcccptors, in the several de-
partments of study, is complete; and
the session will begin under promising
auspices. There will be no abatement
of energy on the part Of the Principal,
Rev. MOORE to render the amplest sat
isfaction to the friends and patrons of
the Academy, in the classical as well
as moral training of the youth commit
ted to his charge; and to those who
arc acquainted with his administration.
of the affairs of the School heretofore,
this guarantee is contamination de-
voutly to be wished" by parents and
guardians. EsI
gs5~ The Female Seminary will be
rc'opcncd on Monday, September ID.
The new hands into which this Insttu-
tion passes give US the highest testimo-
mails as to capacity to conduct it's in
tcrcsts in the path of success. It's pre-
ceptors are commended as possessing
the requisite qualifications to instruct
tho classes in all the departments
We look for large shool at the re-
opening of the Seminary.
Morgantown possesses the advanta-
gcs of very healthy location, and its
moral atmosphere is not surpassed by
that of any other town of its popula-
ton in the State. The absence of the
vices and follies, prevalent in larger
towns and less favored communities,
afford students better facilities for
study, and less opportunity to occupy
their minds with frivolities which are
enemies to learning and usefulness
Boarding, also, can be procured at low
rates, comparatively, and agreeable
quarters secured by the student, in the
borough and its environs. ...- .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
Trust Sale.

IN PURSUANCE to the rro>i,ions of a
Deed oil Trust executed by Elias Slilwpll to
the subscriber as Trustee. for the benefi, OF
John Watts, dated the 28th day OF January
1857. | will sell before the Court. house door
in Morgantown, at public auction on the
3ls, day of AUGUST, next, the following
Real and PERSONAL Property,
viz: All the right, title and interest yeh,ed
in me by said deed Of trust, in aud to SIX.
TEEN ACRES Of LAND. lying North of
Morsantown, known as the Orchorl Lot"
and in and To one other tract conve, ed by
Francis Billngsby's attorney in fact, George
d. Evans, and the remaining conveyed TO
the said Stilwell b. George M. Reay.
ALSO, at the same time, SOFA, SIDE
TABLES. PIANO, dozen CHAIRS. 3 Rock.
ING CHAIRS, Roam MARE, BAY HopsE, |
WAGON and HARNESS Tor Two HoRsEs, aud
sundry other personal property, named in
said deed Of Trust.
Said property and Real Estate will be sold
for Cash.
Selling as Trustee vii. sell such tile as
is vested in me by said deed of Trust.
A. RAYMOND, Trustee.
July 80, 1857. HOS
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
THE GOLDEN PRIZE!

TIME NEW YORK WEEKLY GOLDEN PRIZE,
l. One Of the largest and best Literary paper
OF the day. forms SO year, and lit will
be presented to each Sub SC bcr imme lately on
the receipt Of the subscription money. Zach
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3copes for one year, So
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% Gold Watches, 60 each
100 Gold Watches, so each
f. 300 Ladies Watches, - 35 each
loo silver hunting cased Watches, 20 each
2O0 Watches, N. $40 to 20 each
900 gold vest, guard O. fob chains, 10 to 10 each
5000 Gold Lockets, AH 2 to 10 each
Gold Rings, ear drops, breaches, breast
pins, studs, cuff pins sleeve buttons, &c., to I5
Immediately on the receipt ofthe subscr ption
money the subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book, opposite a number
and gift corresponding with tn At number, will
be forwarded TO his or her address, by mail or
express, post paid. Address, BECKETT SEQ.
Publishers, No. % Mofiatps Buildings,
August 90. (9-S) New York City.
N. b., Newspapers throughout tho country, by
giving ths advertisement eight insertions, will
receive in payment mammoth Gold Pen, Ebony
Gold nib desk holder and box, worth So, or any
other kind OF Pens orJewclry of the same value,
payable on receipt OF the Gsst copy containing
this advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

AccIDENTs,-A young man named
Philip SbuttlGsworth, Of this county,
while engaged in feeding a threshing
machine, on Friday afternoon last, had
his hand torn in such manner as to
render amputation necessary. Anoth-
or accident, entirely similar, occurred
in the case of young man named Mar
tin, in this county, few days ago.
Persons operating with these Machines
cannot be too careful to avoid accident.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

TALL TIMorHY.-Mr. Alph. Sheets,
of this vicinity, brought to our Office
from the meadow of VIM. Lazear, ESQ.
a bunch of timothy stalks which meas
ure 6 feet to 6 feet inchcs--heads G
to 8 inches in length.
THE Barbour-tans beat a!--The JEFF
fersonion, printed at Philippi, says =
MIR. Garrett johnson has left at our
Office a few stems. of timothy, the tall
est measures seven feet four and a-half
inches, and the shortest six feet two
inches"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
North Western Va. Railroad.

We made our first practical acquain-
lance with this great public improve
ment last week. Although 50 recently
constructed it is in admirable order
The timetables are observed to a frac-
ton. Conductors, engineers, and all
others interested, seem to understand
their duties, & to discharge them with
fidelity. The passenger trains make
nearly 80 miles an hour-thc Express
train probably exceeding that rate of
speed. We have come to the conclu-
sien, however, that those who have any
desire to travel faster than this, should
be furnished with soings, & cut loose!
We have heard of "Nnderigroand rail
roads," but never expected to see the
thing so nearly realized in the cold
Dominion" The number of tunnels
is probably hot exceeded any where,
in the same length of road. 1t is said
there are taUenty- seven between Graf
ton and Parkersburg. They arc gen
orally short, and, with the thermometer
at 80 odd, considerably assist the pas
scngers in the cars in the desirable
process of keeping cool.
At present, owing to distractions at
Board Tree tunnel, On the Wheeling
route, most of the passengers & freight
are carried over this road.-Mess.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

WHEELING FAIR.-The Western
Virginia Agricultural Society and In
dustrial Institute will hold their fifth
Annual Fair at their fair grounds on
WheclingIsland, on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, 10th, 18th and 18th
September. The annual address will
be delivered on the fair grounds at 2
o'clock on Thursday afternoon. The
plowing match will come off on Thurs
day at 10 o'clock. Persons attending
the fair will be conveyed on the Rail
roads to Wheeling at half the usual
rates Of fare. .... .
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

GS2.. The Odd Fellows at Smithfeld,
Fayettc CO., Pa, intend having a pub
lie meeting and procession, in regalia,
on Thursday next, Sd Of September.
Rev. A. j. Collins, of Greene county,
Pa, and the editor of this paper, have
been invited to deliver addresses on the
occasion. ... ..r .... ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

BaS' Chadwick & Nephew intimate,
pretty strongly, that they want money
to make their fall purchases. Those
indebted to them are directed to the
Notice" in another column.
Nesa. An election for Road Commits
sionor in the Western District of this
county will be held on the second Sat.
urday In November next. Mr.. Davis,
late incumbent, has resigned.
hSsao Yesterday was rather damp for
q pleasurablc enjoyment of Camp.
Meeting exercises at West Warren.
Re3A The Fall Term Of our Circuit
oourt will commence on Tuesday, the
9th day Of September next.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR SALE,

\ oier for sale on accommodating terms, a
Awell improved farm Of 200 acres, situated in
Marion county, Va, on the waters of IIelens
run, branch OF the West fork of the Monon-
gahela river. Said farm is about two miles from
tho hourshing village of Worthington ION the
rlver,) and about the same distance from Farm
ington, depot on the b. & o. Railroad. About
l2o acres OF the tract are cleared the balance
Is good timber land, and can be nearly all culti-
waited. There arc two apple orchards on The
farm, one OF which is choice variety of graft
cd fruit. The dwelling is a new frame . stories
high, and commodious. Coal and limestone are
found IN abundance upon the premises. ..
for 'urther particulars OF terms, price, &c. +,
inquire of the undersigned, residing at Morgan.
town, Va. ... - SARAH HAN(VA2
April 9Th 1857. If.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
For HSrsUMtc Safe,
A Farm Of 262 AcreSl

NO less than l60 acres cleared, with good
dwelling house, 40 by 20 feet, and kitchen adj
joining, all convenient and well finished also
good house on another part Of the farm, with
some 20 bearing appo-trocs around it two
barns and other out-bnidngs. good well OF
never failing water, and numerous sprngs--a
chard. .' . III E'r
This farm lies wel-s five miles southeast of
!Morgantown, on the pike leading TO Beverly
The owner being a lone hand, is determined 10
sell, and nj fair price,
For particulars enquire at tho Office Of this
paper. June l2--tf
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
DR.. II. SweetSer'S Compound BalSam of
HOARHOUND g. DULCAMARA.

For the relief and cure Of Coughs, Colts.
Asfhma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, h.
F~cn@a, IPhooping- C0ugh. &c.
This great European Remedy is known ,hro'-
out the civilized world. II is not my intention.
therefore, either TO cloak it in mystery, or in
any way to deceive tho public by oycrtatng i,s
virtues. CIT Is NOT A CURE ALL" II &ill
not, nor can any other medicine cure that much
dreaded disease, CONSUMPTION, after it has
taken its hold upon the Lungs. But simply
claim for my medicine the power to cure tho a.
bovc named complaints; aud as DELAYS ARE
DANGEROUS, Coughs and Colds ffe9Nently ter
inmate in consumption. Therefore, how impot-,
tan; it is that you should attend to that little
toid or hacking Cough. This agreeable and
eiicacious remedy should at once 30 resorted to
and in no case will it ever fail to cure. . ....H
H Prepared by II. SwEETsER, NJ. D. Phila-
delphla, Pa, aud sold in Morgantown by ...
Aug. T. FRANK. NJ. CiIALFANT
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

SALE OF Stock. Mr.. Heidelberg,
residing at the old Miles Farm, Preston
Glades, advertisos to sell, on the first
of October, lot Of Enc Cattle, &C.
See advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

BE- WIN. G. WILSON, Merchant of
Smithtown, and gentleman of ample
Qualifications for the bench in our
County Court, has heen elected Justice
OF the Peace in District No. /, in the
room OF Jonathan M. Heck, Esq, re-
signed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
ELISHA KENT KANE.
A BIOGRAPHY,
BY WILLIAM ELDER.

In announcing the LIFE OF DIR. KANE, VIC
are but anticipating the wishes of thousands a d
tens OF thousands of the admirers OF that grea,
man.
Having been personal friend OF the deceased
ana enjoying large share of his confidence Dr.
Elder is well qnaliticd to do justice to the sub
ject. ..s..- 81. -.
This work will be issued in one handsome
octave volume, and will equal in every respect
the superb volumes Of &c Arctic Explorations,' -
recently published. 1t will contain n new full
lace portrait, executed on. steel, az well as en-
cravings Of his residence, tomb, medals, &C.
In order to give this work a large circulation
1t will be sold at the low price Of $3.50.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
AGENTS WANTED.
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Publishers, Coz Arch Street, Philadelphia.
j. b. LiPpincott & Co., 90 N. 4th ST., Phila.
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August 8, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28

n@~ A Camp Meeting will be held
at the Camp Ground on the Ice S Ferry
and Tunnelton Pike, about IL miles
from Morgantown, commencing on
Friday, the 18th of September. 1t is
the same ground occupied by the camp
two years ago. aa. ... sI .r... ..G
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
PUBLIC SALE,

BY VIRTUE of two Deeds Of Trust now
Of record in the Clerks office Of the County
Court OF Monongalia county, and executed
by Michael r. Chalfant aud wife 20 the I'M
dersgned, George Kiger, Trustee, dated the
iolh March, 1919. in order TO secure GER
tain debt due TO Fielding Kiger and the
other executed by saia Michael r. Chalrant
70 the undersigned, Jesse Fitch, Trustee
dated the 2S,h January, 1857 in order 20
secure sundry debts to other persons, to wit:
Enoch p. Fitch, David II. Chadwick, Enoch
L. Fitch q Isaac Scott, and Augustus Hay
mond, we shall on the
2G;h day of October, 1857,
on the public ground before the Court house
IN Morgantown, sell at public auction 10 the
ESht highest bidder for ready money the
sEsssls HOUSE and fraction Of Lot in said town,
ON Foundry street, where said Chal FAINT now
lives, being The same which was conveyed
to said Chalfant by George Kramer and wife;
ALSO, the SHOP on the public ground in
Norgantown which is now occupied by said
Chaliant asa Tailor Shop; Also, one OUT
LOT, on Failing Rum near The residence
OF MIS-. Ray, the same which was conveyed
TO sal Chalfant by Fielding Kiger Also,
tour lea ther-heds, bed steads, aud bedding.
one bureau, three tables. and one lot of car
pe'lng, respectively as the same are convey
ed TO us.
....,,o.. GEORGE KIGER. I r.u.,,,.
Aug" 10. JESSE j. FITCH, '"S'eeS :
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
NJ A r RIED:

On Sunday last Goth inst, by Rev. Mr.
Compton, Mr.. SAMUEL HAMnToN. of Pres
ton county, to Miss ELIZABETH GARNER. o
Barbour county, Va .- '[
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-08-28
CAMP-MEETING|.

Camp Meeting at Laurel Point
A Camp Meeting under the auspices
of the M. Il. Church, will convene at
the Camp Ground, five miles west of
Morgantown, on Friday, the 4th Of
September next. ...... ..a..