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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
RIGHT ABOUT FACE!
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h>!fH ! tRAiG informs the public thar having
- AsS'fLFbn his late associations. he Is now gEvnr =
iNG On his own Ayis, in other woris. h. has as+a bli.h .4
h'mselt on tharcf, street, north side. first door 4a.t.cf
the ttaTnes House-vhere HE and his SaTFlrTEs MI
70 "'Se ~ 'Nb q t1B's, but with sAiAnsS MADE, kc.u
a. 'i1 s~1ThE OF OLD TINE, takes Of the hrtry re.fyn
d1H.es- manipulate hirstaS hun.dntty in = Ilaunar
most beautiful 10 behold. Iu!l+d hv the music Of 4
distant watertail-ELICK bearing TIE t1uGu Sayorr
ahH pure = ever Graded the INFANT rENus-hu-ie! in
cushions Of elder down-imm.rsea i, arn-r. f-,a, -
ORIENTAL fTEMEs there TO carry on the 9o7i3,lol. Fi~
s'E and kepf~rfn'tun Art, &c.
'tome enc, come all
and give JOE CRAIG a shaving cali,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
10 SDertsmea,
TO. pERsoNs ABOUT TO gur3D.

70. PERSONS ABOUT TO BUTID
w" Aa'e "A rama lo'"s Of every description snS
fn.Sn, Bolts, scrc~E- Knobs, Hooks. Butts Hinge,
nIa.s furnishings, Buttons, IIa1ez, Lamp Hooks,
Ninao" Fastening. L~atctcs, hnoi, T4tches boo.
%PTtng&, Window Class, Putty, Green. Bed. Black.
Yellow and all other colours, Pants IA Olis. r.;thage,
"Lite Lead. SNOW Lnc, Glaciers Paints. Paint Brush
g., AiAga Dryer, Brick Liners, Plasteres Hair. Tarui-h.
Lltiseta ~ Iurpentine, Gut Nails. Spikes. l..vrts,
'"th AA!is, and in fact every thing in our line reuDir..
II 20 build. Call at
h0NTAE & HCGCFTs.
Church Etceot.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20

Cola va.

nd
ssc:s Fi2eso Ct
as@fr1EnR,
In d Copper Guitars,
sPouts or rs1.ys
tor 4ln2s &'Ea'c@F- n'ase and pa. up. Alsays o,
.Ns4 general assoFtnnent Of finw.rs, Sugar 4houss
tafgFs Lanterns esl tsrs, Ge, lie.
81 al o!aars i-a1 the country promptly attends
To-. . TlASo,
Church Street, Eaton gsu-s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-06-20
Cooking Stoves
DOUbLEA SINGLE SHOT GINS.

Eihe best SHOT Guns, cal ALWAYS he found q,
MDNfAN l. HI GrETS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

kNOS rAl4k o. kAyhANss.-A Ca~sCs EOs. AZ
~ Wishing 70 70 tie shoe bnsis~a re hr-
aorsrs n NE vcvh o. Ne r,sd ~ tons q Arsssn -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

yAoHr PR sALu-u TONS WILT POUND, AND I,
Il god bit and fast sslsr For address apry 70
yoHs 4. CURTIS. icsciler, So Beccks ssect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

UARRUMS AMGRICAN MuSkua ran OhyBrAL
ID aduRria tank OF s and fresh water
at this bshmsnt pronounced By AL WIN
them the extraordinary interesting novelty
by the hand Of science and eagerly .sched
delighted day The nss fed al IL O'Clock
Wedne sdAy Sept So afternoon Of O'Clock, the Welsh
Nightingale viii appear In hss ballad performances. sver
ting ~ tx O'Clock, In Der curious Musicai houoogue
sustaining twelve different characters ard singing eighteen
different sonER Atar which the Chronic Fire works and
Chroauopes To conclude with On the EVENING" the Physo
scope Tho Living ssrpenis, Happy FsmiiY, 10 Admit
tsnco. Is cents; children under ton, Is oentsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

rTEIrnD STATES NAIL ~ snSHIr LINE vo8 HA.
u vana and New Or~ana-Ou pvi3ny O-tcber 4 al
ocpsk, n. from pier foot Of Warren street Nwh river
the yorite steamship GRANADA viii sal sbovs
rs secured the once 81 The line shipper
win Be supplied with blank bills Of sdns OF the form slgncd
BY supicSon their oee No oth-r forms sign
ed and bin OF lad v be signod aey toe hour Of sail
rG For hes o. passage apry a. The one No w weS
~ warren ~ q. ROHvfrf Agc~t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

U,AKR RHDUCHD TO SOUTHAMPTON AND HAv1A-
Il The magnificent stesnshp vAsD1KBILr. Inward His
gins, Commander, 3 168 tons, will sail
sT T2h M GavkS It NV s.<
Saturday. II Ssturuay. 70. Y
Saturday. ...:..::. Ncy II
Pce OF Passngo-Fs, cabn $780, second cabin 30. Bps
c delivered in london and Pa For freight or passage ~
ply 70
letter. for Eng.nd snd Europe prepMd cers ears bal
Coy encoe of postage stamps nom other ctien
VIII be received at 10 Bowling Green New York.
uk o'clock the morning Of sAirG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

f0F DrMANDp-Usl BorNR ooUruRIsRE QUI "a.
rne anrs soFner De ieures dem yisele. Ssfresrer
du soir WI ""' -
Gr DEM.kDs-DAHs UNs PsrTrs FAsfLIx iva
cuisiniere hsrc.ss, q1i psrfattern mt
G'n In eonners os bon cages ssdreaser IA West aas
an nEMAFBn-UfE RpNNr ne wANrs OIL "a
W che heN ecudrs s adre ieuei prn~h.r wa Wool,
Rveret House ninr a. II hanrps rif,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

A usYIALIA PToEsua LINE, RrAbLIsHKu ism
"A CArYyna The United 4taa.s mats.
ne Al, fs~i saing snip
uMfGRArT, SO Ions rerssl~,
Andr~sssr Commander
WIN nUeiiass dispaAck os sydney sxaan auasn<s
FRI shs and IN m cass passsnrss vt b tAksn b
S~ 70" AYaIt38nos 10. s,~u.s rss.
A UrxALrA rIorssa LI.s ysrAsLmanO In
"a Carving The o. n Mails.
aainng positively hs day Adverrsed.
yhs chppev ship
sfmODA,
ism los sApAm y, Knight, ro~mAsdN,
yin succeed The Live yAnkee. and guaranteed Ne arH
ship fov Mebourns ordev hand for hyes fcrns
cpec6y freight 70 The ssscvt Of DO vii be sass
favorable teyma The kIsODA hvoyits ahr, rHAkua
rearkaby gulch nd dsiv srns ss essss d. nss
order. Her last srcusne occupied - las and ~
her rssnrs days DO sr'~. ros rs}h. rszSs srys
No Bovuss or.sN
night biIs for sale s1vsncss o. conrss
mash nuusigne~~ g. ~t-,rs- vukinsoa rrns- "a
U,oR NEW OIL ~ DIRAJr, 18Th snrrrNBRR-
fhe ,nd fest sIeansnp NJ nask $50 toas bur
teen, Capt wm H. rabot VII leave Sew York. from pier
NJ rh river for rsw Oricans without touching nter
mediate poYt, Wednesday, the ch September, st r. n
has been nsd with elegant ,lnx and her
datous unsurpassed She Win vra freight
Friday. 1ssh inst Passage
FfN cAbm.
Freight y csrn per cubic 100, Apply 70
CHAs. MORGAN Sons No Bcvrsz arssrL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

OE DnNANDE-uNE FILLS rR awoATyp saC4Awr
~ ooufre 81 cniffer pouvan fenfr~ Ne dsns
s'~- ssdre~er ln wsss tah a., de IA hsurea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

JroB sALv-A PAIR OF SPLENDID KING oaARLas
dogs Also, sir italian srsyhounds 81 different ares AL
Of be bes stock IN This country Apply 10 l.. BODnsssH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

UNoR HAvAHA ArD MOBILE
rhs Unit.d States mail r>~nn.htr
- QUAKER CITY,
n ". shufeld commander VIII lesve fov tAe ssovs p,~s
"wednesday, oc.cbw IRON her pler rcrn rv- too
~ Canal STREET n II occck Frcssh for pew Orb ans
aiken ard forwarded from Mobile f-ee o. commisson Oon
psny's bns OF lsdng be procured a. the once o. the
,r~nr 10 others srrei Paekss~ received Al The orce
uuti ick ccccs ard hs ~ sns ssred 70 he hour o.
Taf s~sA o. ps>s. .pg,Y
burlns a1p, csAN q South swsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

Madame he LA hANaE
SATURDAY, Der. s. FIRST night TOT
Mile ERN,NIe FREZZOLTHT In
LUCIA nj Manner. DOR
Keats to be bad at the Academy Of Music O. Brcusings
Hall Sons and the do,r
IN friday October Grand oombnaiion Uouoers-Me
Frezzolin (hsr hrs In The rces room Thai
berg vieuxtemps, Rocco, =, kIsLo's .ALoos.
SATURDAY. October g. Grand Com bnanor Concsrt at tho
Br okyn Athen@um Mad La Grange Thai orK veuxtempa
Rorco
sun6.y October Grand or,,o n-bt- Eossini's slass
Mater " Mad La Nile Vetvnl, mad. S1nkosch La
noc~tta 8roa, easier. Rocco RAri irand Shor and
. immense Orchestra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-30

ITO LEr-rHa OLD BsrABLIsHKD HALL or GRO.
Csrsu wcc1s ninssrels, IA Broadway VIZ -
rented On reasonable erms for any enevtarn
except nhiopiar minssresy Apsy % r. wooD. AZ srosa
war, mp stairs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
Valuable Farms for Sale.

TIME subscriber, being DESTROYS of removing
Il to the West, and to settle up his business,
offers for sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, Of 225 Acres,
as of which are under cultivation, with a good
HOUSE and ether outbuildlngs.
also, 275 acres on commis sio n nd joining, with
n Good Orchard and small improvement.
Also, lib acres Of unimproyed, well timbered
land.
Also, another tract OF $50 acres unimproved.
Also, enc other tract of 500 acres unimproved
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
90 miles.
Also, one half ola 900 acre lot, undivided in
dispute, lying near the town of California, and
on the Turnpike leading from California to Ra.
venswood.
also. good House and Lot in the town Of
Elizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front of the Court
House being well situated for a Tavern Stand.
A good Stable on the same lot.
All Of the above property he will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands are
all in the county of Roane and in the vicinity of
Californa,-an are well watered. The titles
are indisputable. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the above mentioned prep
erty will please address THOMAS B0GGS,
Boggsvile p. o., Roane county, Va.
January II, 1857. If
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
IN MICHIGAN.
GOOD MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that ayers fherry Pectordl g.
Cdthartic Pills have done more to promote tho
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pectoral has
by its thousands on thousands cures of Colds,
&c, very much reduced the proportion of deaths
Pills are as good as the Pcctoral and will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs more or less purging. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purgc the bowels,
Liver, and the whole vsceral system from OBJ
strnctons. Purge out the diseases which asten
on the body to work its decay. Take antdo,es
early and thrust it from the system, before it is
yet strong to yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not ONLY
while IT is weak but when il has tax en- a strong
hold. Read the astounding statements Of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofua, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
Bilious Complaints, Heart burn, Head ache G out
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments, such as Pimpes on the Face, Worms,
Nervous lrritnbiIity, Loss of appetite, Irrcgu-
lartics, Dizziness in the Head, Colds, Fevers,
Dysentery, and indeed every variety of com
plants for which Purgatve Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but are at-
thenticated by your own neighbors and your own
Physicians.
Try them once, and you never will DO without
them.
Price 20 cts per box,-5 boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and sold by all respectable Druggists ev.
erywhcre.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS 1!
New MACHINERY.

=, have put up and am now using f. & ]. NJ.
o,afke's Iatent Mil, (patented June, lS54yl
which will grind 10 bushels per hour nj nm o,di.
nary run; the whole machinery being comprised
IN space OF "a by feet, all within the iHimc.
date notice of the miller, burr, boiling chest,
and AL. The burrs now used are only 36 inch
cs. rms Is great Improvement on all de vices
Ior me manufacture Of Flour hitherto in use,
and the entire machinery can be put up in any
NM Tor about the expense incurred by getting
Miiwriqht to repair the old style mills. Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
10 caIl at Morganiown NJ ills, and witness and ex-
ammo the operation of Clarke's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the superfnous 10 I.
pendagcs of the old FIourng Mills.
have purchased the right Of said Pateut 70
the counties of Monongala, Preston and Marion,
and viii sell individual district rights, to snt
purchasers. JAMES s. CRAIG
Morgantown Mus, February %, 1886.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
The New Firm in full blast!
CALLENDINE & NYE,
AT tie Biz Windoau,

Are now making magnificent exhibition
OF new aud fashionable Spring Goods.
Since our purchase Of the stock of the late
firm o! Carr, Hanway s; Co, we have been
making additional Improvements to the Store
rooms. in order TO more advantageous dis
play of the new stock, and to make room for
the increased variety. We now procaim a
general invitation and request for every body
and every body else, 10 call and see us, and
our Goods. buy or not buy.
To the Ladies we would say especially
come and see, for we think our Stock. in
their line, can't be beat. There are very
material changes in the styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods, and we can assure YOU tina, we
will show you the very latest. Our Bonnets
tot which we have very large stock, of ev.
cry cost and name,) we know are desirable,
and very chenp-cheaper than they have
ever been. ....
For the Gentlemen we have com.
plete assortment to shew you, and only ask
trial 10 ensure sales-at least we are ready
and anxious to meet you at our counter, aud
argue the points.
We would be glad to enumera,e many of
our Goods-but as the Printers say they
have hard time, we won't trouble them
here with particulars. Suffice il TO say that
we have the Goods, and think we can please
in price and quality, if you will just call and
see us. CALLENDINE g. NYE.
Morgantown, April 16, 81.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
5mnoap Reooina.
Remarkable Answer to Prayer.

The recent paper of Ethel. in the
IVatchmaa and R.fecfUr. entitled An.
ecdote of q Western Pioneer" forcibly
brought to my mind remarkable an.
swer TO prayer presented some seventy
years ago, by the eccentric but emf
nent servant Of Christ, Rev. John Ry.
land, Sr. received it some forty years
ago. from the lips of a gentleman who
was present on the occasion Of its being
offered, and who assured me that it made
an impression on the minds even of the
nngodly, which could never be forgot,
ten.
Tho venerable minister of whom we
have spoken, to the greut regret OF his
friends, was uuhappily, sometimes i'm,
prudent, in reference to his pecuniary
expenditure, aud as the result, was not
untrequently in difficulties. He was
quite aged when he resigned his pastor
ate, and entirely gave himself to boys
boarding school. He had contracted a
debt with his baker, and had paid it,
hut second claim was made upon him
for the same amount. He was sure he
had paid it, but unhappily, could pro.
duce no receipt for the money. The
baker called upon him with public Of.
ficer, and placed before his choice: the
immediate payment of tho debt. OF an
Immediate Judgement in prison. Two
or three Of his friends happened to be
with him when these persons arrived,
and heard the protracted and earnest
conversation. The good mans declara-
lion as to payment weighed nothing
without the receipt, which unhappily
seemed gone forever. The baker and
the officer at length denounced the VEN
cradle man as q hypocrte, swore at his
religion and prepared to convey him to
the county Jail for the debt. Here was
indeed crisis, and at its height. the
gray haired minister knet down at the
table in tho midst ofthem all, and pray
ed
GO Lord appear for thy servant thy
name is blasphemed and thy cause is in.
jured. o Lord for Thy sake tell me
where that receipt She passed few
moments, rose with calmness from his
knees. and went direct to q closet, and
opening box there, he brought from
1t the desired document. He had new
or before placed such paper in that
place, nor had he the slightest idea till
his prayer assembled TO heaven, that it
was there. His enemies weredumbfound.
cd, while he and his friends reioiced in
the goodness of God. We do not en-
Wy the man who does not believe this
{" have been an answer to prayer
Watch. & Reflector.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20

In Rev. Mr.. Shuck's discourse, last
Sunday night, on Hope, the Anchor of
the Soul, beautiful & forciblo, com
pariSon occurred: The speaker told
of having been in a storm at sea, in
which the captain of the vessel was
startled from the cabin, IN great alarm,
at some unusual noise. Returning
from the deck he explained the cause
to the uneasy passengers He lad
heard the anchor drag! The ship was
near rock"bound coast and nothing
was so terrible to the skipper as the
dragging of the anchor. But" said
the preacher, con the most wrathful
waters and amid the most furious dri.
wing of the winds and waves, the true
Christian meUer hears the anchor drag!"
In all the range Of thought is there any
contingency more sublimely terrible
than the anchor of the soul tearing
loose when the Christians bark is
trembling or the river deep and wide
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20

The Provincial Wesleyan, in speak.
ing Of the religious condition of Brit.
ain says it is not re,rograding or station,
airy, but advancing. This is especially
true Of the evangelical portion of the
Church of England. the MethodiSls, the
Presbyterians. and the BaPtis,s. The
Jealous evangelcals of the established
Church are not only initiating the Meth
odists in outdoor preaching, but likewise
by the adoption of special protracted
religious services. For week togeth.
er in birmingham, Liverpool, Ipswich,
and Bristol, these services have been
held night after night; the working
classes have been urgently invited and
the stately pews of the churches have
been made free Cor them during the
week.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
AGENTS FOR THE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents for this paper, and are author.
lied to receive subscriptions, &C.,
l.. A. Hagans, a, Kingwood, Preston Coy
VIM. +. Tut, at Evansville;
John Howard, Esq, independence
Henry Labosquet, Tunnellton
Jared Hagans, Brandonville
John Hermans, Fellowsville
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville,
Ellery X. Hall. ESQ.,, Fairmon,,
J. Y. Homer, Lnmberport, Harrison Co.
John Bennett, Nestorville, Barbour co.
DR.. f. Parsons, Gladly Creek,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20

Rcciral atSing Sing.-An intense re-
iigious feeling has pervaded the rolig-
ious community at this place during the
last two months and il still conlin.
ues undated. More than two hundred
persons have been received into the
Methodist Church, under tho pastoral
charge Of Rev. j. p. Hermonce, aud
some fifty after being immersed, have
united with the Baptist Chur CHI, the Rev.
NJ. auckland. The interest has now ex.
tended to the Presbyterian Society, in
which frequent meetings are held under
the direction Of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Phraner. So strong has been the feel
ing in some cases, that the converted
propriotors ofrum-shops have demolish-
ed their bottles and heldp'ayer.moelugs
in the bar room.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH.
REFERENCES.

James T. Day, ]. w. Chiswel, J. u. Eichel.
berger, Isaac Michels-Frederck county, Md.
Jno. s. Magill, Robert l.. Baker, Jas. Gather
Isaac +. Hitc, Jacob Sensoney, VIM. A. Carter;
Frederick county, Va.
N {. Kinney, Augusta county.
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county.
WIN. Sigler, A. r. Ruder; Shenandoah CO.
o. r. Funston, Clarke county,
Jas. NJ. Ransom, RoCkbridge.
April II, 1857. I3ml
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
GentIemen'S Furnishing Goods,
Straw Hats.

of every description, for men or boys wear.
IL All ask of you, my friends, is to call and
examine for yourselves, and you will find that
my motto cheaper than ever,' is not fiction
but in reality, fact. d. IL. STINE.
Morgantown, april 25, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
LANDS! LANDS!'
EDWIN w. TOWER.

EDWIN w. TOWER,
NOW offers for sale, n Lots t. suit purchase
~ ers, the following Tracts of Land,
IN VIRGINIA.
Al prices ranging frem one dollar and twenty
hve cents to four dollars per acre.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on tho West fork
OF Littlo Kanawha.
500 acres in Monongalia cou nty. mountain land,
miles east OF Morgantown.
5000 acres in Monongalia and Preston, noun
tain land, from 8 to Ia miles southeast Of
Morgantown. .......
400 acres in Monongalia county, near Clinton
Furnace. .... ......
200 acres m Monongalia, miles cast Of Nor
gantown-Bnrton tract.
" and Al acre tracts In Monongalia, near Clin-
ton Furnace.
80 acres, part Of the Ridgway land, opposite
Morgantown; price so to 500 peracrc.
2Ols acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
gahela river, and apple orchard, well scloc-
ted grated frnit.
Al acres miles northeast of Morgantown,
price S23 dollars per acre.
Sll acres in Monongalia county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract.
u Town Lots in West Morgantown, price 81 100
each.
small Brick House, 4 rooms ana kitchen in
MorgaDtown; $500 on time.
other House and Lot in Nj organtown, price
$500 cash.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory Of the United States
excepting the States Of illinois and Missouri
and Few counties in other States, which have
be en- already sold for sale upon favorable terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIE rs or STATES. This
improvement was patented on the 29th Of july
1896, and has been in the market out a short
time. 1t is decidedly superior TO all other Ma.
chimes Tor sowing broadcast, small grain grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &C., &C.. particular
~ the large machines, which are operated by
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages o.
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators, which
readily pass through the grain in the hoppers,
and without friction. This machine is simple
IN ITS construction, and readily adapted to the
different quantities and kinds Of seeds desired
To be sown is easily manula ctured by the most
ordinary mechanics and not liable to get out of
working order.
Persons in this vicinity desiring to purchas
rights, would do well to F'put inn soon, as GU
agents will shorty start out to visit the larger
towns and cities in the different States.
NOW IS THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN. if
you want to make money easily. There is no
use in being poor all your lives, if you will only
get up your sPunk" and purchase rights for
this valuable improvement. 1t recommends IL
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. ~
sower may be seen in operation by calling
Mt Rogers Foglc's Store, in Morgantowu
Feb. IL lS57-G.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-20
The Spring Trade of 1857.
DRY GOODS:

consisting OF Calcos, ranging in price from six
cents up to l218 cts. Lawns, Grapes, Boropes &
Ginghams, all of the latest styles also, white
goods ofevery description Shawls, Lise thread
cotton and k id Gloves, Hosiery, Embr oideries,
Dress trimmings, and everything else desirable.
SO call, Ladies, and see what we have, whet her
you wish to purchase or not