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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-kev. ALKxAHpER YouHe Pastor PshiIc
worship every Sabbath st IL O'Clock, A. 4, and
O'Clock, p n
PRESBYTERIAN CBURCH-Psstor. Rev. JOIN
MorrXr. Public worship every sabbath a. ii O'Clock
A. n. and 81 o'clock, p. 4. Sabbath School al 81
O'Clock P..n. Prayer meeting in the basement on
Wednesdas evening.
NETBObIsT EPISCOPAL CBURcB-Pastor,
Rev. Jos. wooDkOrrE. Public worship every Sab
bath a. II O'clock A. NJ Ssbhsih School Al %, P. u
SOCIETY OF FRIENDs-Two branches. Ouho-
dex and Hicksite-Pubiie worship on first Day and
Fourth Day al II O'Clock, A. r.
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significant .'1ctS

This Ointment is universally used on board The
Atlantic ana Pacific whaling fleet a. cure for soor'
bulir affect Ons, Tie best possible remedy iof
wounds ana bruises. Large supplies OF II have re-
Gently been order ed ty The Sultan oi Turkey ior hos
pItaI purposes
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in lie fo.louiFy cases.

TTCAUTIoN!-Nnue are eenuins GricSs the
words ..AoAoray, .Ner York and Lcrd0N,' are dis-
crrnihle as a ter.mEr6 M every icat "i tie hooA
dItcL Iiuns attuEd each "t "i lUN; tie ssine iay
he plainly ~ a0.GsRss tie aect 20 ths HsRs.
ha nj sune TtwStL l,tu gwen IL any "he Tthd"rlne
suCH lUIuiatiu as may ead |" le uetee'iun "i any
psTIN or aIues the uredit lag Or NGHd
ing the r -, Allowing thsHi Ia he SPUN Us.
- Sul. aIILe Mabuta' IGtl Ui iI"eSsOi HOLLOWAY
10 aIaIGun Lane, New Autk. ana iy nii Itsgcetahi"
lLur sis Gnd q, acts ArIgeIue t,t uug t'i. ths
Uutleu sId Ius ana INtiiZtU MDIiG. IA ivN,s a. -
CUH.s. ~ ICUIs, HGd ) "Gcn.
n Iurte ls = .onsiJ IGUle SAVING hy taking The
lager sI2Cs-
n. b.-DutClrvns iur abe suicsnoc Of fss.cnIs IN
every disorder are aIiiH1d Ia eUGuteN.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WHEELING May %. 81

| CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURE & HAD
DEN, 6ROcERS, 43, MAIN STREET.
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Country Storekeepers

will find il 10 their To c"ii and eramng ms
.tueL cf FIN are, before go me Ia " er'tns '' Pu'-
rAs. It ID all made under ms own supGIVsivh ana
vii be 80 O,s er Than bs afforded oh I.e o,er
4 side OF the I,vsT. "3S'4J
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MERRICK, BENTON d DEAN,
335 Broadway New York.

N. Gold Pens repoiniei in superior manner
Enclose The zen aud ~ cents Ia p. q. s.smPe, ant
Ine pen wiIl Ie IepOinted and returned post paid.
mby2l3m
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Commercial Mattfrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.
w WEpNEsnAY EVENING, May 90.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN JEPssN, GRO
GER, MAIN STREET.
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Attachment.
DRESS MAKING.
yXECUTOR,s NOTTCE-Noi;ce

sXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Not;ce is
- hereby gwen tha al the Probate Court for Bel
mont county, the undersigned appointed and quail
ed Executor OF the estsre OF Martina DawsCh, Iaie
OF Belmont county. deed
Alithose indebted 10 said estate, requested 10
fiake mnied Ia lie pay ment and those having Claims
against SAID estaie nOtIfe preseut Them iOT
settlement W Iih IN one year rem tins dsie.
maI43i JOHN sTARBuCK, Ex'r.
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SPECIAL ELEcTIoH.-The qualified cleo
tors OF Richlsnd township are hereby noti-
fed 10 meet at the usual place for holding
elections. on SATURDAY, the 23d day of
May, 1857, for the purpose Of electing one
person for Township Treasurer for the en-
suing year By order OF the Township Trus-
tees. F. G. MARTIx,
Ia. Township Clerk.
N. B. Supervisors are also notified that
there will be lot Of Piows, Scrapesa and
Sledges, ready by the 23d of Msy, fer the
Districts in need of them. F. &. NJ.
Tp., Clerk
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AGEN rs WANTED.

And all other kind oi sly les at the reIail prices
To the puI chasers OF our pens present NUN
bered IIC. every dollars pu released which
entitled the ho der by al extra OF - cents
ON each ticket. 10 u premium varying value from
81 to SiUu The pIemIeIs st Of articles
OF Je- cry VIZ: Gold aud silver Watches, COhets
Silver tTuIt Baskets. Gold Guard, Chains for ladies'
LoLkets. bra eiets, Gets Gold Fob anu Vest CHAINS
TnImbies, BreasIpIns Lar Drops, studs, Rings Crus
ses, &c DC none OF ICh eel for less IL an one dol
lar. Country purchasers may rely on being larry
dealt I'LL, as regards Tie pTIzes il iey themselves
were present.
We have been in operaiio fer three years and
thousands have housh Z" and we have never learn
ed that any one was ever dissatisfied This plan at
ierds every Opportunity oil obtaining gold watch
some al Iieie oi Jeweny. Tor titIng sum. ALI our
pens, pencil Eases, &C. are manufactured by ourselves
with greal and we liein precisely the
SAINT pIIces asked all UliCI sIuTes in tne Lny -
10 agents We uder the most adv anlag uheTs, and
any enefgetc person can do well hy working tor us,
Me- WISH a ell Is III every place IN the country, aud
pei suns wDU would line bet such viii please 10
address us, a"d We Will send them printed Circulars
OF prices, IeTIs, az Nc have stated periods Tor
dIslrbuI'Un. Inc moment pen Is purchase, The
puI chaser Is emit lied 10 receive nis premium on pay
nleul Of 10 cents extra.
ufue Y ma 1 Gin
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ksIleIiinatisln ScrOfUla, Erysipc-
f.iS.

These are among the most terrible and organizing
disea MUSCLES TIE teshy fibre and the SKIN;
vel IN ther worst irIns aIid when seemtnslI IHcua-
be- they Inya Iahly disappear under d perseve-Ing
application Oi Tins soothing healing, aniIdoie 10 pam
and inflammation.
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WEDNESDAY, May 20; 1857.
Netu ANbtrtistmellts.
To the Creditors of the Estate Of
Jacob Hall, deceased.

THE subscribers have been appointed by
i the PROBATE Court of Belmont county, Ohio,
Commissioners The Estate of Jacob Hall. deceased
represen ted insOlvent-
The pr or ofesht months from lst May 1857. is al
lowed ertdtors 10 bring Ia and prove their claims
against said estate the subscribers will attend 10
the duties of Iei: said appointment al the residence
of Mrs. hall, W idow OF deceased, on the National
Ro d. one miie East ST. Cairsvils, AZ the follow
ing times, viz:
On Tuesdays and Wednesdays. the I'd and 4th and
Eth and lSth, of November next; and on the same
days the ee the LIST aad I'd of Dec ember next, al
10 O'c looK. forenoon. o each of SAID days.
PARRY HULSE,
ma2l6wI Il ARGARET HALL. Commissioners.
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4 WORD TO DEALERS In PAINTS

T is well known fact that White Lead
Il is always considered cash srtic r.. But having
made arrangements with firm in the East, we are
prepared TO sell superior article, three mo nihs
at very nearly Cincinnati prices.
CULBERTSON / PATTERSON
bridgeport, May 1--ly.
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lime,
Shove's. Spades. Hoes. Forks. Rakes, QueenswGre-
glassware. tardwa'e, NGtmegs, Mace. Ginger Mus.
taTd. shothiscking and Brushes. Euckets. Tubs,
N6-hb0ards, Set. Earheaware, Starch, Tobacco
snuff. Nails, liOw-pOln.s I iOur, COnmeal, anu in
fact every thing usually Kept ! well FURNISHED
Grocery sto c. Al 0i " hich Will be disposed OF ior
Cash r toubiry PTnGuce.
Brins on youf Oats, Torn and Bacon. aud will
give isis, sugar, and Coffee, cheap any in
town. JAZZ rs A. RlAKER.
ST. Clairsville, April So. ie57.
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HOLLONAY'S OINTMENT.
Circular to The Sick.

The first hospital urseons and medical puhlicisls
of Europe adm Il The unparalleled aati inharat"ry
and hea ling properties ofths Uninieni governments
sauC lion ususe ~ their BGVAI and nID6Tv services
ami the masses in this country ana tEuoeIoul abe
world repOse the utmost confidence in lis curative
properties, II pc drales the sources OF inflammation
and Corruption which underIe the external evidence,
Of disease and IHtraiize tie fiery eieu.enIs which
iced IND exa>peTste the malady.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
Sunday! Reaoiue.
A SINGULAR PRAYER!

Almost year since, gentleman of
wealth and talent, resident III Rhode
Island, was very anxious to become u
Christian. Indeed he had been anxious
for several years, but had not conse..
Grated himself to God. His expert
rncc, trials and difficulties were very
much like those of other men who de"
sire eternal lite more than they desire
to obey God, and he continued in dark,
ness. Finally he opened his mind to
the minister Of the place, and asked
linn to pray for him; but the minister
told him to pray for himself. That first
prayer was peculiar, and as other com.
munitics may be troubled with the same
difficulty that was prominent before
tho mind Of this man, We will put the
prayer on record. He might have been
expected to pray for himself first, but
did not. His prayer was:
80 Lord, cure this people Of the
lock-iaw. Here | have been anxious
for salvation for years, and no one ex-
copt Mr.. B.,--thc man who was with
him, ever said word to me on
the subject of religion. o Lord, cure
them Of the lock jaw"
Avery eccentric, yet significant pray
CT. How many people there are who
profess to love God and the souls of
men, but they have the clock jaw ;"
their mouths are closed, they are dumb
upon the subject upon which they
should converse the most frequent and
most earnestly. The impression which
this makes upon the mind of the sim
ners is that their profession is spuri-
Gus, that they do not love God, that
there is no reality in religion, no ne.
ccssity Of regeneration.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory of the United States
(exccpting the States of Illinois and Missouri,
and few counties in other States, which have
be en- already sold for sale upon favorable terms
by TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES orSTATES. This
Improvement was patented on the 10Th of July,
1896, and has been in tho market out short
time. II is decidedly superior to all other Ma
chimes Tor sowing broadcast, small grain grass
seeds, gaano, plaster lime, &c., sc. particular
~ the lqrgc machines, which are operated by
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages o.
ycr. other sowersis 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 manuia 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 ''put ms 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, ifyou 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. . .... .... ID. ...... ..". .....'
sowcr may be seen In operation by calling
at Rogers Fogle's Store, in Morgantown.
Feb. II lS57-tf. ...t
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GOOD NEEDICENES.

II is estimated that Aycr'S therry Pictorial 4
CdthaTtic rms have done moro TO promote the
public health than any other one cause. There
can be no question that the Cherry Pectoral has
by IT'S thousands on thousands cures of Colds
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis
&C., very much reduced tho proportion of deaths
from cobsumptiyc diseases in this country. The
Pills are as good as the Pectoral and will cite
more complaints. .a... ... .s... ..lh
Everybody needs more or loas purging. Purge
the blood from It's impurities. Purge the bowels
Liver, and tho whole visccral system from oh.
stuchons. Purge out the diseases which hston
on the body to work its decay. Take antidotes
carly and thrust IL from tho syatom, before tits
yet too strong to yield. . ~
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, no, only
while IL Is weak but when IL has taken n strong
hold. Read the astounding statements OF those
who have been cured by them from dreadful
Scrorula, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu.
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache g out
and many less dangerous but still threatening
ailments such as Pifbples on tho Face, Worms
Nervous lrritablityJ Loss Of appetite, Irregu.
lantss, Dizziness in tho Head, Colds, Poyers,
Dysentery, aud indeed every variety Of CON.
plants for wbcha Pdrgativo Remedy is required.
These are no random statomcnts but arc s,t-
thentioatcd by your own neghbors and your own
Physicians. ....
Try them once, ard you never will DO withor,
them. .. ... .... ...
Price 2b cts per box 30 boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by Dr.. J. G.. Aver, Chemist, Lowell,
Mass, and sold By al respectable Druggists e,.
orywhorc.
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The hero of the following well au-
thcnticated Incident is still living
y privateer from this country cap.
turod a merchant ship off Cardigan,
Wales, in St. Georges Channel, The
commander boarded his prize, and
when in the cabin saw a little box with
hole III the lid, in a prominent 20.
sition. Suspecting lis design, he said
to the captain, "What is thsl" point
ing with his cane to the box. The pi.
Gus Camhrian replied, 81 and my poor
fellows have been accustomed every
Monday 10 drop penny each into that
box for the purpose of sending men to
preach tho gospel to the heather; but
1t is all over now"
"Ah." said the commander, THAT is
very good" and after pausing few
minutes, added, "Captain, will not
touch a hair of your head, nor injure
your VESSEL
The topsaiIs were swung round, tho
sails filed to The breeze. the free vessel
bounded gaily on her voyage, and
when the privatoer was fading spcck
on the horizontal wave, the happy crew
thanked God for missionary box. 49,
Aud we may safely infer it was well
rePenished at tho period Of the. next
annual payment.
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BIBLE ITEMS.

a newspaper correspondent 10 France
asserts the interesting fact, that Bible
given TO child fifteen years since, has
been tho means of bringing TO the truth
the inhabitants ola whole village, who
hearing a month ago for the first time,
That Professionalism is the religion of the
Bible, have made application for min
iSter Of that persnasi0n. Dat Of tho
one hundred coipoileurs employed 10
France by the British and Foreign BIZ
bic Society, niocty ore converted Cath.
"lics most Of whom we're brought to
tho Knowledge Of the truth merely by
,cadiug the Wore Of God.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13
TIE RiDLEiY TONGA,

When the new Testaments were
brought to Tonga, one of the Islands
of the Pacific. where the people had
cast away their idols, the missionaries
did not give Thorn away, but wisely Of,
tarod to sell them. And there was no
want of customers. Though the people
had no money, they were soon seen
hurrying towards the house Of the
missionary with vans, oil, cocoa nuts,
and pigs under their arms. There was
no;hing they wished for so much as
'the books" They would pass by cal
leo and axes, though they valued these
things much, if they could only get the
Word Of Life in their own language.
a native whose house caught on fire,
and was burned down while he was at
chapel one Sunday morning, after hear
ing of his loss, came running 10 the
missionary. and holding up his New
Tesla ment, said, "How glad am that
the fire happened when the hook was
out Of tho house! can replace the
house, but not the book" A poor Grip
pie, in a shot time, learning by heart
the EpisiIes to the Galatians, Ephesians.
Philippians, aud other parts Of Scrip,
ture. which he could easily repeat, a
whole book al a time. The missiona-
rvs wife sometimes sent him a dinner;
and one day, when the girl who took it
inquired, Have you had anything to
eat todayN" he said, Yes" What have
you had!" "Had?" he answered; 81
have eaten the whole Of the Corinth.
iaDs."
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AGENTS FOR THE UNION.

The following gentlemen are requested to
act as Agents for this paper, and are author
rcd to receive subscriptions, SC, r.I f. ...1
H. A. Hagans, at Kinywood, Preston Coy,
VIM. f. Tut. at Evansville ... .osr
John Howard, Esq, Independence
Henry Labosquet, Tunnellon ......
Jared ilagans, Brandonyille 'l..I .a..t
John tlermans, Fellowship A.. liz g..
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville; ..
E'lery r. ball, Esq, Fairmonr,
J. \. Horner, Lumberport, Harrison Co. .a.
John Bennett, Ncstorvile, Barbour co. N'
DR.. T.. Parsons, Glady Creek.
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LANDS! :L A
EDWIN w. TOWER

HHHF-~'-'I'' - = - A<As, =.
NOV offers for sale, in Lots 70 suit putchas.
In crs, the following Tracts OF Land l..
IN VIRGINIA..
AT prices ranging frem one dollar and twenty.
five cents to four dollars per acre.
5000 acres in Calhoun county, on the West iork
of Littlo Kanawha. ~
800 acres in Monongalia county. mountain land,
miles east OF Morgantown.
1000 acres in 'Monongal:a and Preston, noun
tain land, from to IA miles southeast OF
Sol Morgantown. f.l..s .-..,
400 acres in Monongalia county, near Clinton
Furnace. W.
200 acres In Monongala, miles east Of Nor
gantown-Burton tract. f... ...t.- . 4
81 and Al acre tracts IN Monongalia, near Cln-
. ton Furnace. .a d Il. ..rr...r-l - - ~.
so acres, part of the Ridgway land, opposite
Morgantown; price S75 to 500 pcracre.
2ol3 acres near Morgantown, on the Nonon-
gahela river, and apple orchard, well sclec-
ted grated ifnt. .s.t..... ... ~. ........
al acres miles northeast of Morgantown,
price S23 dollars per acre. r..... -r.g,.,...
81 acres IN Monongalia county, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract.
ii Town Lots in West Morglntown, price 500
each. ra " 3. '... +. =. 81
small Brick House, 4 rooms ana kitchen in
Morgantown $500 on time.
other House and Lot in Morgantown, price
$500 cash. -. ... ''..
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IMPORTANT TO MILLERS !
New Machinery.

i have put up and am now using +. & ]. M.
Niafke's patcnt Mill, (patcnted June, 1854, }
which will grind 10 bushels per hour nj an oyd;,
nary rum the whole machinery being COM rised
IN space oil "a by feet, all within the imme.
date notice of the miller,-burr, boiling chest,
and all. The burrs now used are only &c inch.
Csc rms is a great Improvement on all devices
'er inc manufacture of Flour hitherto in use,
and tho entire machinery can be put up in any
Mill Tor about the expense incurred by getting
4 Mlliwrght to repair the old style mills. Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are invited
TO call at Morgantown NJ ills, and witness and ex-
ammo the opei alton of Clark e's Paten t. before
wasting money in pottng up the superfnous ap-
pendagcs OF the old FIGURING Mills.
nave purchased the right OF said Pateut 70 r.
the CO unties o Monongalia, Preston and Marion
and will selindivldual or district rights, to snit
purchasers. . JAMES s. CRAIG. ..
MorgantoDn Minis, February 90, 1856. q.
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

THNHE subscriber, being DESTROYS OF removing
4 to the West, and TO settle up his bust n ss
offers for sale, on very low terms, .... ...'
His Home Farm, Of 225 Acres,
10 Of which arc under cultivation, with good
HOUSE and ether outbuildlngs.
AiSo, 80 acres on commission, adjoining, with
n Good Orchard and small Improvement
Atso, ll3 acres Of unmproycd, well timbered
land. ..... ... .. r...
also, another tract Of $50 acres unimprovcd.
Also, one other tract of 800 acres unimproyed
with the best Sugar Orchard on the same within
20 miles. ......... ...
Also, one half of 900 acre LOT, undivided in
dispute, lying near the town Of California and
on the Turnpike leading from California to Ra.
vcnswood .s. ~. ..... .... . .
Also, good House and Lot in the town of
Elizabeth, Writ county, Va, in front Of the Court
House being well situated for Tavern Stand.
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 Roanc and in the vicinity of
California and are well watored. The titles
are indisputabIe. Persons wishing further in
formation concerning the above mentioned prep.
crty will please address THOMAS BOGGS,
Boggsville p. o., Roanc county, Va.
January II, 1857. If " ,....
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-06-13

rs no temporal blessing is good
enough to Nc . sign Of eternal elections;
so no temporal affection is bad enough
to be an evidence Of reprobation: for
the dearest Son Of Gods love was %
man Of sorrows and acquainted with
grief. ..
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The latest Improvement.

DoGERS, .FOGLE s Coo, have, tho pleasur,
HI of announcing to business men, that the,
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
interest OF DR.. A.C. Miller, in his late patent 70
IMPROVEMENT in . '.e||... ~ wv =
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The New Firm in full blast!
CALLENDINE & NYE,
Al tie Big Wikdow,

Ht We BR9 W2nd05O,
Are now making magnificent exhibition
OF new and fashionable Spring Goods.
Since our purchase Of the stock of the late
firm o! Carr, Hanway & Co., we have been
making additional improvements TO the Store
rooms, IN order TO a more advantageous dis.
play OF the new stock and 10 make room for
the increased variety. We.now proclaim a
general invitation and request for every body
and every body else, TO 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, il,
their line, can't be 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 Bonpets
lot which we have very large stock, Of CIV.
cry cost and name,) we know ore desirable,
and very cheap--cheaper than they have
ever been. I'D
For the Gentlemen we have com.
.plete assortment TO shew you, and only ask
a trial 10 ensure sales-at least we are ready
and anxious to meet you at our counter, and
argue tho ponts.01 haa 9 II
We would be glad to enumerate many OF
our Goodsbut as the Printers say they
have hard time, we won't trouble them
here with particulars. Suico'it 10 say that
we have the Goods, aud thiBRwe can please
in price and quality you will just call and
see us. CALJENDTNB & NYE. f
MOrgantown, April 10, ~.
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Important to heat-growers.
THE WIRE. SPRING TOOTH
HORSE RAKE.
Or WIIEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER,

I beg leave to call attention Of Farmers to ono
Il Of the most Uatudble and popular Agricultural
Implements Of the age-the Patent Spring.
Tooth Horse Rake for Cleaning Wheat Fields.
As Cleaner it is without competition, being
superior to all other RAKES for this purpose
No Farmer who has not used the Cleaner is a
ware fthe amount that is los, annually by Wheat
left upon the ground in the Harvest Field; and !,
until the introduction oftho Cleaner, it was i'm
possible TO avoid this loss. The ordinary re-
voIving Rake would seem to the eye to CLEAN
very well, but the SprinS-105ft Cleaner has
been found to gather two or three times as much
grain. Where it has been used it speaks its
own praise but, for the satisfaction of those an
acquainted with its merits I refer to the below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland and the
valley of Virginia, where it's popularity is un-
prcccdented. The Southern Platter, published
at Richmond Va. speaks Of il very highly as a
Grass Seed Harrolc, a fact which is not general
ly known. .... ''". ..... .o. .. o...