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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30
GOOD MEDICINES.

II is estimated that Ayers fherry PICTORIAL r.
Cdthariic Piits have done more to promote the
public health than any other one cause. There
can bic no question that the Cherry Pectoral has
by its thousands on thousands cures Of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis,
&C., very much reduced the proportion Of de tbs
from cohsumptiye diseases in this country. The
Pills are as good as the Pcctofai and will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs moro or less purging. Purge
the blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels,
Liver, and the whole visceTal system from OBJ
struc!ions. Purge out the diseases which fasten
on the body TO work it's decay, Take antidotes
early and thrust it from the system, before IL is
yot too strong to yield.
while 1t is weak but when il has taken strong
hold. Read the astounding statements of those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrofnla, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
motism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache g out
and many less dangerous bot still threatening
ailments, such as Pimpes on the Face, Worms,
Nervous 1rritabil,y, loss OF Appetite, ifrcgU-
lonties, Dizziness in Tho Head, Colds, Fesers,
Dyson'efy, and indeed every variety oc com.
plants for which a purga,ivo Remedy is required.
These are no random statements, but arc au-
thenticated by your own neighbors and your own
Physicians.
Try them once, and yoa never will DO without,
them.
Price 25 cts per box % boxes FOR 81 90.
:, Prepared by Dr.. !. G. Aver, Chemist, LOWELL
Mass, aiid sold by oil respectable Druggists CIV.
orywhcre.
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The New Firm in full blast!
CALLENDINE & NYE,
At the Btg JVtndoy,

AT the Bty lVmdoV,
Are now making a magnificent exhibition
OF new and fashionable SprinsGooss.
Since our purchase Of the stock Of the late
firm o: Car, Hanway & Co, we have been
milking additional Improvements to the Store
rooms in order 10 a'aore advantageous dis
play OF the iIew stock, and to make room for
the Increased variety. We now proclaim n
general invitation and request for every body
and every body else, TO call and see ,rs, 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 he beat. There are very
material changes in the styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods, and we can assure YOU that we
will show you the very latest. Our Bonnets
(oi which we have very large stock, Of cv-
cry cost and name,) we know are desirab
and very chcnp-cheaper than they have
ever been.
For the Gentlemen we have com.
piete ass riment TO shew you, and only ask
trial 10 ensure sales-at least we are ready
and ANXIOUS to meet you at our counter, and
argue the points. ..... '...
We would be glad to enumerate many Of
our Goods-but as the Printers say they
have hard time, we wont trouble them
mere with particulars. Suffice il 10 say that
we have the Goods, and think we ca please
in price and quality, If You will just call and
see us. CALLENDINE & NYE.
M"r5antown, April l6, 81.
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OUR JOHN AGAIN.

We have been questioning our John
upon geography, and we Ihimk he is im
proving. Rear Kim:
John, what is geography
Geography is description Of The
.oarth's upper crust generally found
in book stores and school houses
fHow is the surface Of the earth di.
vided T.
BY earthquakes, railroads and canals.
Good Is there more water than land
upon the earth 7
Yes
'How is it called =
Oceans, seas, rivors, mud pudJlcs,
coffee and Paine gas
with what is tho ocean inhabited Z
with sharks, busted up stoamboats,
mcrmaids and oysters
with what is tho land inhabited =
with caravans. porter houses, law.
yors, loafcrs, editors and daudies.
Do ships sail on the ocean =
Sometimes, and sometimes they be.
come a sinking fund, and sail UNDER
What is al island e
an island is place where people
don Ike To 1--we Tor instance Black
wells Island, Dead-Msu's Island and
Jerry seIlfiery.go Island
What is cape =
'Au article worn Ivy fireman, ladies,
and sometimes found running into the
sea-
What is a liver 2
"a railroad for steam tugs and lum.
Der rnfts.'
who are the happics, people on
earthr
Actors in hard luck, and Fejee mis-.
siouaiios.'
WHO are the most rnisorablcF
DebtOrs, clearinghouse keepers,
brokers' and editors.
We kicked our boots of in attempt
ing to send John from our presence in
Il speedy manner
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-05-30
Valuable Farms for Sale.

TIME subscriber, being desirous Of removing
Il to the West, and to settle up his ktsness,
offers for sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, of 225 Acres,
rs of which are under cultivation, with good
HOUSE and etheroutSaildhgs.
Also, 2f5 acres on commission, adjoining with
a Good Orchard and small Improvement.
Aiso, ll3 acres OF unmprovcd, well timbered
land
Also, another tract Of $50 acres unfthproyed.
Afsb, ono other tract Of 500 acres 'unimproyed
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
go miles.
Also, one half of 900 acre LOT undivided in
dispute, lying near the town of California, and
on the Tdrnpike leading from Caliioini to Ra.
yensw0od.
Aiso. good House and lot in the town OF
Elizabeth, Writ connty Va, in front Of the Court
House, being well situated for Tavern Stand
a good Stable on the same lot.
All OF the above property Ire will sell upon
terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands are
all in the county of Rosne and in tho vicinity of
California and are well watefed. The titles
are indisputable. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the above m mentioned prep.
erty will please address THOMAS BOGGS,
Boggsyillc p. o., Roane county, Va,
January II, 1857. II
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AGENTS FOR TIE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents for this paper, and are author.
'zed to receive subscriptions, &c,
l. A. Hagans, a, Kingwood, Preston Coy.
VIM. +. Tut. at Evansville; ..s..r
John Howard, Esq, independence:
Henry Labosqnet, Tunneilton ''
Jared Hagans, Brandonvlle ... ..
John llermons, Fellowsville ..
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville; s
Ellery K. Hail. Esq, Fairmon',
J, Y.Horner, T.umberpor, Harri.on'Cu.
John Rennett, Nes,orvile, Barbour co.
DR.. Is. Parsons, Gladly Creek,
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Important to Wheat-growers!
THE WIRE SPRING TOOTH
HORSE RAKE.
Or, WHEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER.

beg leave to call attention Of Farmers to ono
Implements Of The age-the Patent Spring.
Tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning Wheat Fields
AS Cleaner II is without competition, being
superior to all other RAKES for this purpose
NO Farmer who has not used the Cleaner is a
lett upon the ground in the Harvest Field; and,
until the introduction ofthe Cleaner, it was i'm
possible to avoid this loss. The ordinary re-
volring Rake would seem to the eye to CLEAN
very well, but tho Spring Tooth Cleaner has
been found to gather two or three times as much
grain. Where II has been used il speaks its
own praise but, for the satisfaction of those un-
acquainted with its merits, refer to the below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland and the
valley OF Virginia, where it's popularity is UNI.
prcccdentcd. The Southern Platter, published
at Richmond Va. speaks OF Il very highly as
Grass Seed LiarroW, fact which is not general
lY knnMn - --- vi y
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Il II III oreus.
Stealing Saw Logs Out West.


An Engli.hmau travelling on ,heMis-
sissiPpi river, told rather tough stories
about London thieves. y Ciucnnatian
named Case, heard these stories with
silent but EXPIRE ssive humph au.l then
remarked that the Western thieves beat
the London operators all holluw. ...
How so T. inquired the Englshman
with surprise. Pray sir, have you liv.
cd much in the West7'
Not u great deal. | undertook to
SGT up business u, the Des Moines Rap.
ids, but the rascally people stole nearly
everything ! had. aud finally Welsh
miner ran of with my wife
Good God = exclaimed the English
man, and have you never found her T
Never to this day. But that was no,
the worst of it,
'WoiSt! Why what could be worse
than stealing a mau's wife?'
Stealing his children, should say
said the implacable Case.
Children r
Yes Niger woman, who hadn't any
other own abducted my youngest daugh-
ter and sloped and jined the injins.'
Did you sec her =
see her, yes and she hadn't ten rods
tho start Of me, but plunged iuro the
lake and swan off like duck and
there wasn't canoe To follow her with
F'hc Tnglishman leaned back in his
chair and called for another mug of
''alf aud 'alf;' while Case smoked his
cigar and eyed lis crcdulous friend at
the same time most romorseles,ly.
IL shant GO any farther Vest
thiuk,' at length observed tho excl cd
John Bull.
4 should not advise any ono to co.
said Case quietly. My brother once
lived there, hut he had to leave although
his business was the best in the country
what business was he in pray Z
'Lumbcriug-had a saw mill
And they stole the lumber
Yes. and saw-logs too
'Saw-logs?"
Yes, whole dozens Of the black wal.
nut logs were carried away III q single
might
as it possible Z
True upon my honor, sir. II tried
every way to prevent it, but it was all
Of no use. They would whip them a.
way as easy as if there had been no
one there. They would steal them out
of the river, out Of the cove, aud even
out Of the railways !
Good gracious /!
Just to give you an idea how they
can steal out there, sending sly wink
to the listening company, ust To give
You an idea-did you ever work in a
saw-mil 2
Never
well, one day my brother bought an
ALFRED fine black walnut log four feet
three OF the butt and not knot in it.
He was determined To keep that log
eny-how and he hired two Scotchman
to watch it all night. Well they took a
small demijohn of whskey with them.
snaked the log up the hill above 4 O
mill. built a fire aud sat down on the
log to play keerds. jnst to keep awake,
you see. Twas a monstrnus big log
bark two inches thick. Well, as | was
saying, they played kcerds and drank
whiskey all night, and as i, began To
grow light, w"nt 10 sleep a-stIaddle
of the log. A little after daylight,
George went over to the mill TO sec
how they were getting on, and the log
was gone
What were tho Scotchman duirg =
''!Sittin.g on tic bark The thieves had
drove an iron wedge in the burt end,
which pointed down the hill. and hitch.
ed a yoke of oxen on aud pulled it light
out leaving the shell and the Scotchmam
e straddIe Of it fast asleep
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W. T. WILEY,
.9tE Or ney at Auap.

MoRGANTowN, VA,
HAS resumed the practice OF the Law
IL in the counties of Monongalia, Ma
ron and Preston.
REFEREN CES.
II. DERrNo, Esq, ,,ox,
WM. WAGNER, Cash'r. Bank ''" S""'""'
THos. f. llAMBLEroN, ! ,a,,; NJ,
SLNGLUrr & ENsEY, D"''''o'e' ma
Z. M yAs G%ssE ESQ., uaes'i"s, Va.
SMITH, MURPHY SEQ, PhiladeJ,b,n
SEXTON, SEAL& SwEARINGEN,} Pa.
September, ! /, 1882. l6l-tC
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Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory Of the United States
VexcePting the States Of Illinois and Missouri.
and few counties in other States, which have
be cnalrcadysod,) for sale'hpon favorable e rms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTESS or STATES. This
improvement was patented on the Goth ofJuly,
1896, aud has been in the markc but a short
time. 1t is decidedly superior to all other Ma
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain, grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c., &C.; particular
ly the large muchnes, which 'are operated by
enc hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages o.
yer other sowcrsis 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 sownS is easily manu- ia tured 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 'put inn soon, as on
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 IT.
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section.
sowcr may be seen in operation by calling
at Rogers Foglc's Store, in Morgaptown.
Eeb. 10 lS5T-tc
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Marble and Stone Cutting.

BURR P. MARSTELLAR,
u ESPECTFUILY informs his friends s.
~ the public that he has Just received
from Baltimore and intends Keeping con.
stantly on hand, an assortment Of :
American and Italian Marble,
which will enable him 10 ill promptly all
orders for -.
Monuments, Head d FOet Stones,
TABLETS, MANTLE-PlECES, &c.
m style of art not surpassed in this section
OF the country He will also execute al
orders for building work in country stone
SHOP at the head Of Front street, "a, the
old STANDBY Orders solicited and filed a, a
reduction OF % per centou prices heretofore.
CALL and SEE before making purchases
elsewhere. b. p. NJ.
Ho,gamown, duly 5, 1856 .-
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Truth like the juice Of poppy, in
email quantities, Gains men in larger,
heats aud initiates them, aud is attend
~ hy fatal consequences IN its excess
L-ndnR.
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The Latest Improvement.

ID OGERS, FOGLE& Co., have the pleasure
~ of announcing to business IN en-, that tn y
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
interested Dr. A: c. Miller, in his late patent for
IMPROVE MESr in TT. .. -
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REFERENCES.

NET LIN I'm z IIS.
James I. Day, J. w. Chiswell, o. u. Eichel.
berger, Isaac Observation-Disclosures county, Md.
Jno. S. Magill, Robert l.. Baker, Jas. Gather
Isaac +. lite, Jacob Sensoney, VIM. A. Carter
Frederick county, Va.
n. c. Kinney, Augusta county.
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county.
VIM Siglcr, A. II. Ruder; Shenandoah 90.
0. II. Funston, Clarke county,
Jas. NJ. Ransom, Rockbridge.
April IL, 1857. f3mI
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LANDS! LANDS!
EDWIN w. TOWER,

EDWIN w. TOWER,
Nov offers for sale, in Lots to suit purchoe-
IN crs, the following Tracts OF Land:
IN VIRGINIA.
At prices ranging ffem one dollar and twenty
five cents to four dollars per aero.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on tho West fork
OF Littlo Kanawha.
$50 acres in Monongalia cou nty, mo int lin land,
miles east of Morgantown.
5000 acres in Monongal:a and Preston, noun
tain land, from s to IL miles southeast of
Morgantown.
400 acres in Monongaliu county, near Clinton
Furnace.
200 acres IN honongalia, 8 miles east of Nor
gantown--Burtont tract.
81 and "A acre tracts in Monongalia, near Cln-
ton Furnace.
80 acres, part Of the Ridgway land, opposite
Morgantown; price S75 to 800 pcracre.
20I9 acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
gahola river, and apple orchard, vel selec-
ted grated frnit ans
Al acres miles northeast of Morgantown,
price $40 dollars per acre.
Sll acres in Monongala county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract.
IA Town Lots in West Morgintown, price 500
each
small Brick House, 4 rooms an kitchen lin
Morgantown $500 on time.
other House aud Lot in NJ organtown, price
$500 cash.
IN WISCONSIN,.
ut 1910 Per Acre Each.
1900 acres in is tracts, first rate farming land,
well timbcrcd and watcred. These Lands lie
near the line Of the Milwaukee and Superior city
Railroad, whichNis now completed TO Ripon land
will be completed in short time to its north
crn terminus.
IN IOWA.
At Prices ranging from $3.50 to SIS
per acre, each:
lou Scott SlU
so g" Johnson SIS
rty of the Rock Island, Iowa City, Fort Dcs-
MONIES and Council Bluff Railroad, the Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroad, and the M'Grcgor,s
Landing and St. Peters Railroad, are increasing
IN rafdc, and have been selected with great care
by experienced survey ors, and are all warranted
to be good dry farming lands.
IN MICHIGAN. . ......
At 10 per acre.
l60 acres first rate land, heavy timbered.
acres cleared, with small log house etoet
miles from the town OF Ridgway,
IN ILLINOIS.
l3o Town Lots 81 by 1873 feet, in the southern
suburbs of the city of Chicago, on Stewart,
Duncan and Wentworth avenues price 1900
and 5000 each, one half ca sh and the bal
ance in II months with interest.
...-- F.. w. TOWER,
Morgantown, Monongalin county, Va
December co. 1856.
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DRY GOODS:

Consisting ofCalisos, ranging in price from six
GEMS C up 10 i2'1 cts. Lawns, Grapes, Berages
Ginghams, all of the latest styles also, white
goods ofeyery description ShawIs, Isle thread
cotton and k id Gloves, Hosiery, Embr oidories,
Dress trimmings, and everything else desirable.
So call, Ladies, and see what we have, whether
You wish to purchase or not.
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Terms and Conditions of Sale.

The Rake this season is gotten up in manner
greatly superior to unyheretofore manu- fac urcd
and wiil'ihvariably be furnished at
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH,
delivered at any point on the Baltimore s. Ohio
or Northwestern Virginia Railroad that may be
designated by the purchaser.
Each Rake is warranted TO perform its work
well and from any purchaser who, after rek ing
one day, is not satisfied with il, i bind myself
to receive the Rake and refund him the amount
paid provided he give me written notice before
the LIST day OF August next, when payment is
required. Address, 1870
CHAS. l., CRUNt, Winchester, Va.
III Please order at once. Farmers are Mt
to put off supplying themselves until harvest,
and, as was the case last season, be disappoint-
ed in obtaining the machine. - .
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The Spring Trade Of 1857
ROGERS & FOGLE,

WOuLDsinform their customers and the pub
lie generally that they are receiving the largest
and most complete stock Of Spring and Summer
Goods ever offered in thi town. Our stock is
IN, Il Of
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,ANADY-WADR RlDlnlNR

In this line we positively defy all competition
having appropriated one room exclusively to this
branch OF our trade. We are prepared to show
our CLOTHING with despatch, and in ninety
nine cnscaout of hundred wcarc bound to sell.
Our stock is full and complete. Call gentle
men, and see before you buy.
HATS-A full stock Of Summer Hats
SHOES-Shoes of every variety, style and
quality.
BONNETS, TRIMMINGS, in great variety and
as low in price as any other house in town.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We have aTfuIl stock of choice Groceries,
such as Coffee, Teas, Sugars, Soda, MoIasseu,
Golden Syrup, Rice, Spices, &C., i'll fact every
article needed in this line.
CIR o OK T. RY va RE.
Every variety Of shelf Ware; Also, Stone ware,
such as jugs, jars, crooks, sc.
We intend to sell as cheap as the cheapest,
Tad would lust say III conclusion that we will
try and make II the especial interest of every
one to call before buying elsewhere. You will
find us at the north corner OF Court house square,
ROGERS s, FOGLE.
MoEsntown, APRIL III 1857.
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Gentlemen'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 youss elves, and you will find that
my motto " cheaper than ever" is not fiction
but in reality, fact. oh. SrtNE.
Morgantown, april 25, 1857.
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