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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM
FOR, Safe

offer for sale on acccomm odatng terms,
l. well improved farm OF 200 acres, Situated in
Marion county, Va, on the waters of Hellens
run, branch of the West fork of the Monon-
gahela river. Said farm is about two miles from
the fourishing village of Warrington ION tho
river,) and about the same distance from Farm
ngton, depot on the u. s. o. Railroad. About
l2o acres OF the tractare cleared the balance
is good timber land, AID can be nearly all cult.
waited. There are two apple orchards on the
farm, one of which is a choice variety of graft
ed fruit. The dwelling is a new frame stories
high, and commodious. Coal and limestone arc
found in abundance upon the promises.
For further particulars Of terms, price, &C..
inquire ofthe undersigned, residing at Morgan.
lawn, Va. BARAH HANWAS
April 18th 1857. If.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
The New Firm in full blast!
,a CALLENDINE & NYE,
At the Biz 1Findoao,

AT the Big ITandoU,
Are now making a magnificent exhibition
OF new and fashionable Spring Goods.
Snce our purchase Of the stock OF the la.e
firm o. Car, Hanway g. Co, we have b. en-
making additional improvement TO the Store
rooms, in order TO u more advantageous dis
play OF the new stock, aud to make room for
the increased var ETY.. We now proclaim a
general invitation and request for every b ,ty
and every body else, 10 call and see us, and
our Goods. buy or not buy.
To the Ladies' we would say especiall,
come and see, for we think our Stock, in
their line, cau'l be beat There are very
material changes in the styles of Ladies'
Dress Goods, and we can assure on that we
will show you the very latest. Our Bornets
Tot which We have very large stock. OF pv.
cry cost and name,) we know are desirable.
and very cheaper than they have
ever been. $50 'lr
For the Gentlemen ne lave c I'm.
plete ass, r'ment to shew you. and only ask
a trial 10 ensu e .sales-at least we are ready
and anxious to meet you at our counter, and
argue the points. =
We would be glad to enumcrate many ol
our Goods--but as The Printers say thew
have hard time, we won't trouble them
here with particulars. Suffice il 10 say that
we have the Goods, and think we can please
in price and quality, il YOU will just call and
see us. .r & CALLENDINE & NYE
Mrrgantown, April l6, 81. ..r. . .
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ga w NEFH,H.2

FAlRClilLD, LAWHEAD & Co. have rca.r5
the Saw-Mill Of JOHN Rogers, on Dccker crcek.
near their Carriage Mandatory, and having no,
httca me establishment, are prepared 10 exc
cute all orders for Saving, or to supply Lumber
on fair terms. They are prepared to cut and
furnish PLASfERING LArII, and any otLcr
stuff cut by Circular Saws = s.f.
TURNlNG.-Wo bosscss cxcclcnt facilities
Tor Turning, in either Wood or Iron, Mt the a.
bove Mill. FhIRcI,tLp, L.ytte,,, S,.C,n
Ma rch rs, 1857 ... ~. ' -
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH,
REFERENCES,

James L. Day, J. w. Chiswcll, J. y. r!ichci-
berger, Isaac MiChols--Frodcrick county, Nid,r
Jno. s.. Magili, Robcr, l.. Baker, Jas. Gather,
Isaac +. lite, Jacob Sonsoney, VIM. a. Carter;
Frederick county, Va. t
n. Z. Kinney, Augusta county.
Douglass Gray, Rockingham county. a.. -
VIM. Siglcr, A. II. Rudcr; Shenandoah CO.
0. II. Funston, Clarke county,
Jas. NJ. Ransom, Rockbridge. .s srg
hp'i' ~ $50" 1HaHe.u..f g[3ml
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
Important to Wheat
the WIRE SPRING TOOTH
HORSE RAKE ~
Or, WHEAT-STUBBLE CLEANER.

beg leave to call attention of Farmers 10 ono
i OF the most raiudt!e and PoPuidr Ag'ictRtWrai
implements " the dgc-tLc Patent Spring
Tooth Horse Rake for Girahiag Ifhedl ii,ids.
AS Cleaner IL is without competition, being
superior to all other RAKES for this porposc.--
NO Farmer who has not used the Cleaner is.a-
ware OF the amount that is lost annually by Wheat
LETT upon the ground in the Harvest Field; and,
until the introduction orthe Cleaner, il was itn-
possible TO avoid this loss. The ordinary. IL.
volVing Rake would seem TO the eye to gicdn
very well, but the Sptias- Tooth Gicaner7 has
been found to gather two or three times as much
grain. Where it has been uscd it speaks ita
own praise butt for the satisfaction of those I'M
acquainted with its merits, refer to the below
named gentlemen, residing in Maryland aud tho
prccedcnted. The Southern pla.ier, published
at Richmond, Va. speaks of it very highly as -
Grass Seed Harrow, fact which is not general
Iy known. 70 .l. - ...- 81. .,|.-... . sflr.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
Hss- We had intended to editorial.

Ute TIC HuU IHIVHUcU 10 GUltOrluI>
ize on seyeraltopics to-day that we are
compelled to pass by, on account Of
being Sail out Of fix" by reason of the
non-rcceipt in proper time of lot of
paper. Among other things we wish
ed to pay our compliments to the Mer-
clntile fraternity and their Spring pur-
chascs, but our time, as well as type,
are up, ana we must 60 to press. We
will try to be more interesting next
week--provided the paper-maker don't
bamboozle us again.
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Georges Greek Academy,

WILL open its frs, session on The frs,
MONDAY oil May next, and close The last Wed.
hesday In September, Is monhs)
=. "A GILBERT, a. NJ, Principal, assist,
Ell by competent teachers, both in the male
aid female departments.
TERMs:--Primary branches. SO. advance
Academic SS&SlO.
Cord boarding can be procured at from
IA TO 2 dollars per week.
The building, which is Just completed. is
beautifully and heathhlly located al Smith.
held' Faaye'le comfy, PennsJ lyania. 1t is
connections and well ventilated
Besides good recitation rooms, there orn
rooms well adapted FOR Literary Societies
JNo. BR0WNFlELD, Prest.
Smib6ed, Pa, April 9, 1857. Ct.
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
DRY GOODS.

Consisting OF Caiicos, ranging in price from six
Ginghams, oil of the latest styles also, white
goods orevery description Slawls, Isle thread
cotton and kid Gloves, Hosiery, Embr oideries,
Dress trimmings, and everything else desirable.
So call Ladies, and see what we have, whether
a wish Tn clns mr. NJ =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

sSS" James A. Davis, good work
man and a clever fellow, is operating
in the Cabnet.making line in upper
Main street See advertisement.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

The trial of Mrs. Cunningham aud
Eckel, for the murder of DR.. Burdell
is set down for the last week of the
April term, in the Court of Sessions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

nay. The Concert at Monongalia
Hall on Thursday evening, we under.
stand, passed off to the entire satisfac-
ton Of large auditory.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

CONDUCTORS APPOINTED. Thomas
Wiley and John II. Scott, two WE'LL
known railroad men, have been appoinA
ted conductors on the North western
railroad, between Grafton and Parkers.
burg.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

The 1ed Post /!
NEW GOODS arc again to be found at this
IN old stand, where the cheap goods are sold.
We have just returned ffom Philadelphia and Bal
timore witha Az VI
STOCK OF GOODS, Il
all Of which will be sold or at the most rcasona-
bic prices. We have tho usunl variety found in
country Stores, and shall be happy 10 shbw our
Goods to all who will be kind enough to come and
GIVE us the opportunity: and we shall endcavort 10
Sell at Short Profits,
TO suit the hard times, and give you the full value
ofyour money. Call upon us, and satisfy yourself
that the Red Post 10 THE place for good Goods and
good bargains. 'fsf'
api %, 1851 -
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
The Latest Improvement.

ID OGERS, FOGLE s. Co., have the pleasure
IN OF announcing to business men, that thcy
have at last succeeded in purchasing the whole
IMPROVEMENT in
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NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN.
Noucls sn Cheap Form.

We publish and supply dealers and Travelling
Agents with every work of Fiction, and all h inds
OF Publications, by every author of celebrity.
Book Dealers and Merchants wanting whole
s, se'ecton should address US and get our
lists, and state what business they are in and
the sort of Books wanted, so as to enable u to
give information suited 10 their wants.
GARRETT, DICK & FITZGERALD,
lis Ann Street, New York.
n. b. Copies of the above book sent to any
address free OF postage. Send cash orders to
the publishers. (April 20, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
The Spring Trade of 1857.
ROGERS & FOGLE.

WOULD ihfortn their customers and the pub
lie generally that they are receiving the largest
and most complete stock Of Spring anu Summer
Goods ever offered in this town. Our stock is
mn a. M
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Terms and Condit ..ons of Sale.

The Rake this season is gotten up il, a nanscr
greatly super Tor to any heretofore manufactured
and will invariably be furnished at y ea
FIFTEEN DOLLARS EACH,
delivered at any point on the Ia timore s. Ohio
or North cstern Virginia Railroad that may To
designated by the purchaser.
Each Rake is warranted to perform its work
Wen and from any purchaser who after rakinr
one day, is not satisfied with it, bind myseli'
to receive The Rake and refund him the amount
paid provided he give me written n office before
the LIST day ol August next, when payment is
required. Address,
CliAS. l., CRUM. Winchester, Va.
IL Please order at once. Farmers are ant
to put off supplying themselves until harvest,
and, as was the case last season, be dsaproin,-
ed in obtaining the machine. -.- +,
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
LAND SALE.

LAND SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF a Decree rendered by thd
I'D Circuit Court OF Monongalia county at the
April Term thereof, 1857, in the case Of Geo
ID. Evans Us. James II. Stafford & William Ham,
ilton, l shall, on the
FouyM Monday IN May ncrt,
on the public ground, before the Court Uonse
OF said countyJ sell at public auction TO the
higlies. bidder, the two tracts parcels Of land
directed ny said decree to be soIdJ one contain.
Ing 100 acres, more or less, and tho other 80
acres, more or less, lying and being in said
county OF Monongalia near Cheat river, and
bounded and described 40 may be seen by refer.
enco to the deed executed 10 said Stafford by
said Hamilton, flied among the papers Of said
cause,
Terms OF Sale.
on credit ofsix, twelve and eighteen msntbs
with interest from the day Of sale, and good
security Tor the payment ofthe purchase money,
1T. WILEY, Commissioner,
April 81, 1857. ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-28
He<anx Mems Christtan Ass0cia ton.

rNe usual monthly meeting Of this Association held
l evening Al the University the vioePresident Charles
B6dea n the char. The snail chapel deusely packed
~ ezeseaeat expected document WAS read,
% which affixed the signatures Of Rov. Dr. Potts.
6hanoe~ Ferris and other ecclesiastical diguitaries tend
crng ther resignation. This followed by another OF
similar Import, containing the OF upwards one
hundred mesbers who dissent from the late anti slavery
impulses Of the Association. Thereupon devout member
ry nAnae Herres, presented the following resolution
Resolved, That this Association cordially
gnaon just rendered and do hereby recommend the bre
ehrcn thus sepsratng themselves, 70 the mercy God
through jesus Christ
Inc designations ultimately laid upon the table for
month; after which essay read by the Rev Au
3as,ls Maverick OF Goshen ''Chrstanty Theoretical
end haC$cai; and ssm angry, mi nggsr discussion
onaued, each speaker beng confined minutes or re-
nlnaao0 and invective. The Association adjourned At
OK O'Clock r. NJ several Of the older present hoping
0ast earlier hours would be KEEP. ia future.
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many oshsaoes To you for that we hope you viii be
ooutseud ard preserve yoar principle, without mourning
any fure< obhgaiions The only open Questions that
hereafter be discussed regard the greater less strngen-
cy Of the hcsne law and on those questions dopo lot
we shan be together still for interests aud your prr
cipes both to 10 the hne OF stringency
Upon the strength OF these con alterations mainly the
Execusve Committee clear in their Convictions OF iu
ey Having reached the prohibory principle and planted
cbensetvet on II, they can never abandon IT, II they
stood alone they would stand there still Their voice VIII
be raised Ia 40 other cause their efforts en ted in other
Ernospae. nthe moral forces in insufficient 70
carry os this principle fully taking years, generations,
or centries even, necessary, for it, deveOpement,
ehoy viii leave for others 10 Tell the melancholy story
For themselves, their viii be unfstering rs If
marked out by destiny.
K. G. Desavan, N. wyckoG
e. y. Williams. Amos lsean
4 3. beetye, &. D. Brown,
Lyman Bonne<t, X. A. Durant
Executive Committee " Y sxaie Temperance Society.
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ses~.--A AT Elizaocth. NJ j., on sunday, April 2s oAJ~

se'ss-At tiz'octh. N. j., ON sunday. April 2s caJ~
sQUDs, aged so yesra
ii's friends sud relatives and those u his brother JONI
saa. -, invited 10 aond The fussrsi from the So
cond Presbyterian church OF hzsheth ti Afternoon, at
two O'Clock The or the New Jersey Railroad csce
New York at T. n. Cor Fhysbeti
Sftos In Brooklyn SUNDAY evening April ~, OF
Group, lASsT ~ daughter OF John Ard Ano w. T. ks
aged year, ard Inonttsb-
Iie relatives aUd freodB of the family invited - ~
tend the Funeral frcm the residence OF John sykes, Jr
Fs Washington avenue, nftb house sonth q Fulton ave
nue., tomorrow sltoFnecn, al two O'Clock.
uHptiumJ~-At Harrison, Wesichcstcs county, on Wei
nesday, April ~, FeNKLN j., Youngest Bon " Margaret
and James Undeyhil, aged IN years.
W,gTyfS0a Sunday, April D. af.er ashoc lne~s, Ms.
MARIA Wiur1R aged a years.
Hen rcisAyei and friends respectfully requested 10
attend the funeral FROM the resldepCe D law a.
W. jackson, No 10 ssiimsi street, Williamsburg X u,
this mo~nae nj Ten O'Clock, wHhsut further ayt,iies.
WBrshH--On hoodaY morning, April 81 at 10 o'clock,
OF da-e use o. the heart, M. AAO WrssY OF Boston.
Mas, In the both year OF his are.
The friends and acquaintance respectfully invited Ia
attend the funeral from hia ai" ce,desoo No. 200 Nassau
sxeet, Brooklyn, W. ID, this Afternoon, NJ Two O'Clock
Boston papers please copy.
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Jersey C:aty News.

EsoAsx JAu~-Mchsel Welsh and George Carl, Two
u tho Ave prisoners arresedsone time since on the charge
e committing a burglary upon the warehouse Il tue
ca.ard DOCK. In Jey City. and stealing large quantity
Of sk found In Their open boat near Key
mort made their esespe from the Hudson county Jail on
Saturday night last, by assaultng Mr. Lonth, the
keeper ard his dcpay as they entered me M 70 lock up
20 wasb aSa sswe themselves usual en- Saturday night
they have not been reaken The keeper believes lat
there w, ocuspiracy formed among the prisoners for
general stanpede ut the sacrifice OF his life neccs
tiary Hwss hwxrted however, by his presence of mind
IN kicking the door shut while lying unoa Che aoor Sc that
X could only be opened from the outside.
BUHua youthful burglars, from IL 10 Is years
az exel nanaed Matthew % cnnel James Craig and VIM
W stsh, were broaght before Recorder Bedford Jersey
CITY yesterday, the Charge OF burgariousiy entering
Che fruit and segar store Of W. NJ Strong. In Montgomery
aree< near Washington during Tuesday night and taking
Chez ero Aoo - 10 change, quantity Of fruit and So
ag~xs They were committed for trial
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INel.

Enooss--Cn Monday morning, April II, MARY, sidos of
the iA. CnDrad Brook, and sicr Of lewis DvnDy t IS
year, months and days
Particulars q the faneral IN " .mcrrow's paper.
Baows-Spddenly, Al Rye, ca saturday, Apr Is, FrJ1
months and days.
Tnc funeral v take place thIs morning, al Ten O'Clock,
from his fathers re.ideace the depot Tie friends
OF the hHy requested " attend.
BrII-0n Mooday, April n, william BrIL, son Of John
ard Jane Bull, aged yesrs, month and "a day
invited 70 attend the funeral from No ~ West ghteen
street, 10 Morrow Afternoon, NJ three O'Clock.
,.rs, ns,uo,9s nsos,ai sg.5 ysar. and 10 monhs
only daughter q Gordon W anil Maria louisa Durham
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services, this alerDoop al
four o'clock, the residence OF her pEest No. Is Fh
avenue, without further invitation.
CaAras On Monday, Apru n, a oonse~tAoo ct tho
brain Tosoosx A. CaAIxAs aged years, msnlls and
10 days.
The rrleod5 Of the family rs respectfully invited % a.
end thr funeral from tho Residence Of hIa a5ce, Va II
Ninth sveu0e, this af,erncon, At cae o'clock.
Css On Friday, April -, nj the residence o. bis 200
mae. ~ d~ys, Ea ~ nm d avenue 0ol fAet O'A'S'
Hs remains were taken 70 fhs,ieboro' for InistmeA
Iososvs-on sunday evening, Apsa y, JosN noscers
aged 80 years and months. formerly of he parh % Alb
bcyayagh, oonniy Longford, freiani
he relatives and friends Of use family resp~cnib
1ss % .Is sS ' ss n s,o l s so T., Ma ss
tenth .rest &C Seventh avenue Hs remains WI
be akeo 10 Calvary Ceuceyy A~ inie~meoe
nsos,-on ssnaay April -, 'ow rsoss, aged 81 ye"'s
The reauves and Friends q us Amiiy are respectfully
$40 s1ss.h street ibis snsrnooo, a, two O'Clock
fssSas-M what's Plains, wesscaes.sr county, 90 Moo.
Ttber, a q White Plains In The as.h yesr n bis age.
The relatives and TRENDS a tho family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the fners from the residence Of hs
fses White Plans To- morrow afsnooo, " bali pes one
O'Clock.
nngcong nnes, kovAso O, eldest sca q p~rd hso-
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NV Yosx, April 81, 1857.
Ind In your issue OF this morning notice ct the new
,heere N progress the sile OF uaughwouts Old stand
below Priace street
y proposed that the shall be occupied by Chrty
Woods haeeis, and not BY Juvenile troupe Of come
i3ians, suggested In your article.
The Sudiag will be u marble thu richest designs Of
architectural beauty An immense sum in liz purchase
70 already incurred aud the proposed erection snail nos be
ssecoud 10 any respect for lack Of necessary capital
1he nAlske Ia. your notice, confouRding Mr. George
Wood with this enterprise, will feel assured be correct
ID ~ ese haxstscn OF his no.e in your paper.
HENRY WOOn
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Boo.sI--HssEs.-On sunday, April II, at ~ Falrlcs's
church, Newark, BY the Rev. Fsther NcQuade. WILLIAM
Joss BocGL, OF this city, 70 Mrs MANY EayIsU, u East
Newark, formerly OF Cork, ireland
IaJos--Ssnros. Friday, April ~, ut the residence
of te brides brother No Ice Fs, Tweh street. by the
Rev Thomas J. sawyer, nos.s isIGs, of county Cnvan
Ireland 10 Anna LLA.A, daughter q John SItsoo, ESQ
OF Dublin, ireland.
Botyxoss-wsuST.-MC Chicago, H.. 90 Monday, April
20 by the Rnv. J. K Hubbard, Mr. HuI4Nz Ho,1sopg, Of
Chicago, III 10 Mrs. ELIZABETH wHuEy, Of Pln1od, H.
IoPrSs--EowARne- Friday, April 20, By tho Rev. v
Ieievre, MASvFs lor, Of rris, 10 i10s A. EDwns, u
this city,
MrIGuyp-I rNKy-On Sunday, Arril ~, by the Rev,
Father whoan nj ~ Jamcs' church, brooklyn, Mr.. T.
MEAoi OF this city, ~ Mss MAL0AI1r LUmSr, " Brook
yn, only daughter ~ n inmiey.
Dublin, Ireland, papers please oory
ftJAw--WnIt-.--M Williamsburg, on Sunday after
noon April u, by the Rev. Saml ~ fLasens Nj DAVID
NJ alBAw, formerly Of Jamaica Vest Indies but "
New York to Mrs. fkSt1s I1Afsrd sDss, u ps city