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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07
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Ama,yticnI Concordance OF

Ana'ytiCnI Concordance of the
Holy scriptures; or, the Bible, pre-
sen,ed under dislinci and classical heads and
ltofics. Edited by JONI EADIE, ID. LID,
Professor OF Biblical Literature Of the Uni
ted Presbyterian Church, author of g B,b!i.
cal Cyclopedia,' sc, &C., sc. t.,
Boston: Gonla & lincoln New York !:
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This is a Concordance on entirely new
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truly philosophical in itself or adap;el to
The grea ,est practical use among those " no
read and search the Sculptures. It is The
plan Of placing side by side all that is said
in the 3 BILE on a particular subject that it
may b. viewed III connection, to assist in
the work recommended by the Apostle Of
comparing spiritual things with spiritual -
Il this idea isnot original, we thaught Of il
for Ourselves more Than tweuty years ago,
aud gave il promnen, place in our "Prze
Essay - Rel llous Dsseniions, their Cause
and Cure" which wc gave 10 the public at
tina, time. BY finding texts that contain
particular word, IN the usual way of Con
coidances, we gather up sci Of passages
nat have ouly a womy connection; but By
following The guidance Of subjects we secutc
ielateG sentiment, and truth, and can thus
easily exhaust The whole subject.mstter Of
Divine regulation on faith, for instance, JUS
iIicaiiom, atonement or any other topic
Every thing OBJ which the Bible speaks in
The vida ronaa and scope Of It's contents
ffom the csisfs Of Lebanon TO the h, ssop
iha, spfinaeth ou, Of Tho wall, from the To-
viollon 10 The rs, from the fist, tho last
named person in It's rSGord irm tile mfuite
God 10 The creatures Of y day who are crush.
| ed before the moth. is not only noticed, bnt
| all ,hat il said Of il is plAced together 50
that one can view IL OF s glance. Every
text Of the Bible is thus brooebi 10 view on
this principle Of references.
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Morgantown, February 90. 1857 -

>,.<5gsa WE have this day spld out our
SMstSS%sS ~en,ifr stock of GnoIs in store to
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Accidcnts.-on SATURDAY evening last

Accidcnts.--On Saturday evening last
Mr.. Daniel Sordyce, of this borough, was
severely injured by heavily laden wagon
running over his ankle. MIR. f. was in the
net of " locking" the wheel Of tho wagon,
when he slipped and fell, and the wheel
passed over his limb, disiocaling the bones,
and iiflictmg severe flesh bruise. Hises
cape from worse mntila,ion, indeed from
death itself, was almost miraculous.
Mr. Enoeh Johnstm, teamster for H. Reel
& Co., OF his place, OH Tuesday evening
las, had his leg broken below the knee by a
kick from mule in his team. Mr. Johnson
hasa family dependent upon his da 'ly labor
for support, which fact will not appeal in
vsinto the charitable s,mra,hies o! be.
neyolent community. 4.
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biographies Of our great and good men
and 8omen,' says an exchange: "Not
ono Of them had fashionable mother.
They nearly all sprung from plain
strong minded women, who lad about
IS little 10 dowith fasliions az %ith the
changing clouds
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G. Brooke, ST. Louis, have our thanks for
late and interesting papers.
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~ The signs sfc al battle-ground hogs.
sn1hcs, tIue.bilde, aid ali, ore ios hasly
tbs time. Friday morning, We hid good .
inches Of snow On iho grouni. Bette, NOW
tbor, later.
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Valuable Farms for Sale,

' dltldDlG fdfnlS Tor Sdlo.
THNIE subscriber, being dcsirous Of removing
l. to the West, and to sctt'c up his bust ness,
oilers for sale, on very low terms,
His Home Farm, of 223 Acrrs,
10 Of which under cultivat'oa. with a ,,ood
HOUSE and ether outhuildi;gs.
dS', 30 acres on Commission. ,Ii,iuinr. with
" Cog 2. o ore ara m" 'mn! i:nproycnent
land. - "f'''e~' ""'' ''"''o'o ""
H,so' another tact OF $50 acres uuimprovcd.
49,, one Gther tract OF 500 acres unimprove ed
til tho Jest Sugar Orchard on tic same within
90 mics. ~
Also, one half ola | 900 acre lot, undivided in
I dispute, lying near the town Of California and
or the Turnpike leading from California 10 Ra.
vonsHood. .
Also, good iiouso and Lot in The town NJ
n"zabeti, Wirt county, Va, in front Of the Court
House being we'll situated for q Tavern Stand.
good stable on Tho saIno lot.
All OF the above property no will soil mon
! terms TO suit purchasers. The above lands arc
al III the county OF Eoauo aud in The vicinity of
, Nahornia, and are well watcTed. rho tides
are indspntablc. Persons wishin, further in
formation concerning the abuvc mentioned vrrp.
cry VIII please address THOMAS BGGGS
BoggsviIlc p. o., Roane county, Va.
January II, 1857. e ~.
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Dr.. CARR'S LECTURE on Thursday
evening, was an ab!a and interesting review
ct Tho past, preset and luiufe Of Female
anfluencr upon Society. The Lecturer evinc-
'ccj considerable fesearcif literary taste, sn,l
"rotorical obility. We have no, time or
room 10 glre synopsis Of the Lecture. a
hghy Intelligent and oppreciatiNs an dionce
were well piensei aud edrlici on The occa. .
sion. Dr. Roberts introducel tie Lcaiurer
IN olief. Appropriate, an eloquent pre- "a.
sorry speeeh.- Oar Brnss Baud gniiycned the
secession ~lih celebrating music.
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nppeOr ueSt week.
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. just recciy cd a ,argc lot OF Green Oil Clotl,
Tor Window Shades, aud for sale by
March z. CALLESDINE & NYE .
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THE FARMERS GUIDE

TO 'Sc9entVc 8 I'f0ctlc0t A9rIcN7tWre.
BY llEsRY STEPHENS, +. n. S. OF Edinburg, and
tho late J. p. NoRroY, Professor OF Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College,, New Haven. ,
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Gus Wood and Steel Engraviugs.
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on Agriculture ever published, aud in order to
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BOROUGH ELECTION. Z

An election will be held on the Srd
Monday of this month at tho Court
House in Morgantown for seven Trus-
tees to serve the ensuing year for the
Borough of Morgantown.
t ISAAC SCOTT, Prest.
March Z, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-03-07

OEr B0yS.--We have some fast"
boys in MorgaEtown, aud their rudcneas
and imperlnence is lather in the osccndent.
Their conduct al Courthouse Hall on Thurs
day evening was highly feprehensible, an l.
such as failing 10 receive parental corrections
calls for the enforcement of the lau, If YOU
please, with It's penalties in such cases made
and provided. II the evening had been set
apart for an exhibition Of juvenile precoG ~.
in which smart boys were 10 contest the a.
ward for smart thugs said and done. Then
we should have no objection 10 urge against
their demeanor but when our citizens
have assembled To hear Lecture, Concert,
or V hal not, that they should be constantly
annoyed by host OF refugees from the irun :
die bed, is more than they can tolerate with
manly or womanly self,rospect, and mora
100 han the most consum,nale impudence Of
on u'tivsted boyhood shonId dream Of in
'fiicimg upon those Of ripper years, much less
ansnfaxcnts and guardims! That boys are
allowed ttHss 10 dcmean themselves in pub.
Tic, reflects 6lfse upon their parents and tho
place. And i, is no, necessary evil. II
can AMI should be corrected. How WHY
lie, the Tinaieadets Of tho noisy spiri,s--for
we could nemo them, aud ever, BODY with
two eyes in his head knows them = be denied
adEl'tonce to our rubliG Assem- blies until
they lrarH how to demean themselves in
pubic -and il they become noisy outside
the law will dispose of their cases in way
that will danpen their ardpr for exhibiting
Similar proci'viiies on future occasions. =
The correction OF the evil is easy il il be de-
icmined 10 correc, it. Surely our sons are
Nc, yet ontlawed, and beyond co,tcol
We like 10 SEE the young folks enjoying
themselves OF their sports and plays, a, all
appropriate times and places bnt in all as
temb!y OF aault 8, we Ike, eqnu Is well Ito
SEQ item erince good breeding aud home
cultivation. We have Heard much sal on
this subject among our citizens, time aud A.
gam, and we uow sppnk Of il publicly as a
nuisance that ongh, TO be obalrh. When our
School exhibitions. Concerts, Lectures, &c :,
arc interrupted, nd tho audieuces annoyed
by boys, is itmot time to apply The correct
i've? Surely !, is VIII you 10 it7
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IgtNDOY GLASS

a. llGty bnpsfbest qnolHy, los, received an,
~ sfIt, ~ W LhffASe 6. hiinl y
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
The American Hotel.

20 This well-known and long established
~ ! HOTEL, having undergone an en-.
- E4S tire renovation, both in furniture and
Buildings, possessing in great degree the ad.
vantage of location, being on the corner Of
Richardson and Blanding Streets. in full view
of Sidney Park and in the centre of business,
which makes it one of the most desirable IOca.
tons in the city, is now open to the public
Gentlemen and Ladies visiting our beautiful city
will find ample accommodation at the American,
and the best that can be found in the Columbia
and Charleston markets,
Having secured the services of Mr.. S. DYKE,
formerly of the Congaree House, he will be hap.
Ply at all times to see his friends or acquaintance
at the American. -.-.ar.
The Stables connected with the House. togeth.
er with the Omnibusses and Carriages, will be
run and continued as heretofore, by Mr. John A.
Shell, who will have as good outfits as may be
found i'll the city. He will be found ready at
any time 20 accommodate citizens and the travel.
ing community with good and attentive drivers
at reasonable terms. His Omnibusses will be at
the different Depots in readiness to convey Pas.
sengers to and from the American and Hunts
Hotel, or any section of the city. Persons wish
ing him to call for them will find states at either
OF the Hotels, at either of the Stables, on Lady
or Banding Streets.
Columbia, May %. Inn.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
From The Wilmington Journal.
CORN FOR TEE WEST.

We have had occasion. more than once
tonntice or copy the statement IN the papers
published in the Western counties of this
State. especially along the line of the Cen
trial Railroad. indicating the extreme
scarcity and consequent dearth of Corn in
that section resulting in present and pros.
pectiye suffering.
1t will be seen from the annexed resolu-
ton passed by the Board of Directors at
their meeting an Friday last, that the
Wilmingtonand Weldon Railroad Company
has taken prompt action In view of this
emergency, and for the p lrpose ofcontribut-
ing something towards relieving the pres
sure felt. has resolved to transport corn
and provisions intended for those counties
over the line of their road at half rates un-
til the first day of next October.
We trust that this will be met by cor
responding action in other quarters, which,
With the local measures adopted will have
a happy tendency in averting any imtoiera-
BILE pressure until relief shall have been af-
forded by the now growing crops. The
prospects of the wheat crop, we are happy
to say, are excellent, and this with the oat
crop as feed for stock will, before the SUM-
mer has advanced much farther, do much
towards making things easier:
OFFICE WILM. d WELDON II. II. Co.
WilmiI g;on. May Doth, 1857.
Whereas, There exists in many of the
Counties in the middle and Western portion
of our State, an umprcct denied scarcity of
Corn and Provisions. requiring the inporta-
ton into those Counties of an unusual
quantity of these articles to meet the neces-
stiles of the people,
Resolved. That this Company, until the
first day of October next, will transport
over any part "f the line If the Road IF this
Company. all such Corn and Provisions
intended for delivery at any point on the
line of the North Carolina Rail Road, West
of the County of Johnston. at one half the
rites established by the present tariff of
charges for transportation Of the articles
herein before referred to-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
PINEBUR MOCCASIN.
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY-OLD SCHOOL

The sessions Of this Assembly, which
began in Lexington. Ky. on the 2lst ult.
were harmonious.
The Presbyterian Herald, in speaking OF
this assembly, remarks that each General
Assembly seems to have-some popularity
which distinguishes it from all the other
Assemblies. "If," says the Herald, "we
were called upon to affix distinctive name
to the present one as far as the proceedings
have gone. it would be the missionary
Assembly," Not an unkind or unbrother-
ly word has yet been uttered. No discus
siOns for mere points of order or discipline
have yet been held. The progress of the
Church and the development ofthe resources
for converting sinners, seem to have been
the burden of all the speeches and pray
of the members, May it continue so to the
end :.
The moderation, dignity, and noble con-
servatism, which have marked and dis
tinguished the proceedings of this body,
ever since the period of separation from
what is now called the New School" AS
sembly. have most deeply and favorably
impressed the national mind. Long may
these continue, and long may the elements
that compose the present Church continue,
in harmonious combination, to diffuse the
rich blessings of justice, benevolence, truth
and religion. extending their influence, until
they embrace multitudes who have never
yet been reached by their Transforming and
power
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
Discovered at Last!
Greatest Cure IN the World for PAIN
- Prof. Chas. De Grafh,s EInctriI q / u

Greatest Cure in the World for PAIN:
Prof. Chas. De Grath's ElectriI Oh.
This oil is the only sure remedy in the world
tor the cure OF Rheumatism Deafness, Govt,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Spinal and
Bronc hal complaints, Tic DoIoreux, He'd.
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minutes-has BEEN used by thod sands and
pronounced to be the best remedy ever dis.
covered.
This oil acts on the system with electriei-
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the slightest danger OF applying it outwaroly
or lnwnrdly. Fiat once gives a permanent
cure--in most Cases from ten to twenty min
utes. 80.
The best psychologists of Europe have dis
covered ISat al gaDIc arrangement OF ne
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eased A skillfui application OF this Oil puts
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10 None genuine without signature Of
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Prime pal De lot No 80 South Eight street,
three doors b low Chestnut, Phiiadel phia.-
Country dealers and druggists Can be sup
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so cents and 81 pr bolte. Is
Try everything else, give this one simple
rial.
Caution.-Be careful 10 ask for and get De
jrath's Electric Oil, as worthless limitations
Il onnd. -.~
There are numerous limitations sprung up
IN the reputation that my article has scquir,
d. The public must beware. They are
vor bless.
Or For sale in Charlotte by DR.. H. N.
'RITCHARD, Druggist, sole Agent, and
y Druggists and country. merchants gen
rally In the United States.
May Is. Pm.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09

VOLUNTEERS GONG INTO SERVICE IN
FLoR1DA.-The War department has assent
ed to request of Gov. Broome, ofFIorida,
that regiment Of regular troops be
substituted, by not exceeding ten companies
of mounted volunteers for the purpose of
more vigorously and effectively prosecuting
hostiities during the summer against the
Indians in that State. The volunteers being
citizens of Florida, and consequently
acclimatede will be much better prepared
than regular troops to undergo the fatigues
and hardships of a summer campaign, and
operations thus continuously and energetic
ally progressing will be much more likely
to consummate the great object so anxiously
desired alike by the citizers of Florida and
the Notwithstanding entire cessation of
Indian depredations and the consequent
peace and quiet of the people.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09

10 1t seems that Rheumatism. Deafness
Neuralgia, Swollen and Stiff Joints and other
complaints to which we are all subjects have
lost their terrors Prof De Grath's Electric
vi IS war anted to relieve any case in short
space OF time ana with triaing expense
1t can be had of the agent here. DR.. n. M.
Pritchard. See advertisement in another
column. May 13-2m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
NEWS ITEMs.
Arrieal Of Gov. Walker IN Kansas.

LEcoMPToN, May 2s.-Governor Walker
arrived here yesterday. He read his in
augural address; which was very lengthy.
Il declares that the territorial laws shall be
enforced, and criticises the action Of the
free-State men, and declares that the position
taken will be maintained by the whole
force of the government.
In passing through the town of Lawrence,
the governor assured the people that
everything would be allowed for fair
inquiry into the points in dispute. -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
Burning ola Steamship-Loss Of Life.

New ORLEANS, June 2.-The steamship
Louisiana has been totally destroyed by
fire in Galveston Bay. She took fire on
the morning of the 3lst ult., and we regret
to learn that eleven persons persisted with
the boat.
Colonel cambridge, Of the United States
Army, and thirty-one other persons are
missing. Only twenty-five were picked up
by the steamer Galveston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09

TRoops FOR UUAH.-Itis stated that the
administration have certainly decided upon
sending a formidable body of troops to
Utah. Orders have been issued for the
dispatch to that Territory of the second
regiment of dragons, the fifth and tenth
regiments of infantry, and Capt. Phelps
battery of light artillery, numbering in all
some two thousand men, underline command
of Gen. Harvey.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1857-06-09
TRUST SAT.F

By virtue of a Deed Of Trust 70 mo
by Robert Shaw, will proceed on Mo eeiSecuted
9th OF July next, TO sell the following Dnaay TIE
Two Negro Women. Lizzie and r..
House and Lot on Tryon street, at nras s.e one
cupied by MIR Shaw; Household and 'I IN &C.
Furniture; one Piano Forte; small lot 1 ~ aa
TERMs.-Six months credit with into.,...
date. -Ai'erest from
8. p. ALEXANDER. Trr..
June g, 1857 r4s5t ustee.