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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

LUMBER-The folio wins is from The ssvannsa ksPaor Oh,
can ftbe h inst The orders for Lumoer hase nep @
mills steadily at work !, is nearly al s9n2 Rou.b
Our quotations remain the Re sawed,
Edge sl2d s The receipts q Tme continue hfTs N
shipppr nothing done The rpr,. o.
nd umber ior The have beeTo New Yok ID 80 feet
10 Philadelphia 80 2sS feet; total, 2is 6l5 feet a,
LATHS have nominsly declined 70 'od sI1c m essn y,
LEAD-Skeet and Pipe SCI. at 6c net Bar al less
cent In Pig there 10 nothing doing and Prices arc '
gether nominal. ,e, -.
LIME-ssles made Of Common RocHsnd ct DC Lump
10 nominal -, -. O.,
MOLAssEs-There very little dOns the supply Of fr
eign 10 larger and prices nominal ,.
NAVAL sTOREs-The money pressure J. not qIse go
we're Of the Temporary course pufued Vy he
toppps and this has caused
prevail for the time being The market ior spls
tine assumed lively aspect to-day and the
tendency arrested Yesterday was dcut 20 nam
an accurate price for the good that NJ one
purchase large parcel. almost st any price yet the maoy o
holders anxious sellers unless st rates ach 10 eA
potter would be willing % purchase To day however lnsIe
better inquiry and now able 70 give e4ADle
auotstio sales f0C bb in shipping order have been ~
fctei al Sc cash small parcels still command iOc crude
Gull and heavy per 20 ~ s about the best obtain:be
price fr North County Common Ro;in steady a.
al S. but less animated In fine qualities there tte
more activity noticeable and sales Of 500 bos nave been
Effected x6 T. 20 B Tar h quiet a. s<Q % - i0f Sc
lected Pitch 10 quiet al about 81
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Receipts Of Produce. Der. II.

BIZ tie North Rirer Boats-l2 $50 bos Flour 325S bush
Wheat 100 bbls Whisky, Is bbs Ashes, 1850 buth Corn
7C06 bush. Il Oats.
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.tn,nax- Ia nEsnI togEP-

49, ~ 49, enid s. ft:e ia-.her .nor. by eoms o.
cur heaviest hrms % 90 on, sad that fret PAT 81 "e
present week would be made msmorsble BY tee esss.
and character Of suspepsi0Ls Bot he lhssryeAhot 81
Q Sabbath sesmed 10 have revived ne o'o'Png epnts
a MANY and shat vss better, inspired srger con-
Tsenee ard more esnsrou. o.sLsg, enc for tae ohe7
The dispo.iton enlisted a. the Bank Bosrn yes'er-
day, ]: s.rg the principal Discount osy OF ne ws.k,
Sy,ven 20 f.ture or even suspension, who could show
A,msef sound. The effect Of the anfeststion OF such
spirit, followed by action, wss TO place several con-
concerns looked upon for some days past a. certain
A fs1 bsyond aay present dsnger at ill events.
TIE receipts by canal ct t.ds-we.er DUNG the
krs. week in October, IN the years named, ssrs
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Dbl -
SouAsHEs-Msrow, OIL asa 81 500 Dbl
PuMPENs-Chetse S4d % T. hundred
BEASs-White. small demand 81 4 BUSH Lima Shelei
e3 5ds4p bush
CABBAGr-e2 5J6e4F hundred.
Fec PLAITs-25ds2c Y doz.
PEpPEns-Green Sweet, 81 a Soc. y hundred
OKaA-Phalsnx, in bags &c y hundred . -
HoNEy-Plenty and dull. We quote Common Hive, loc y
10, Common strained, he p 10 Glazed boxes, Buckwheat
lic y n do. White Clover, Be- = n.
BucKwHEAr FLoUR-Dulls at sri 80 v Zoe 10.
BRooM CoRs-Nce new. nominal At 81 = 100 10 Common
old nominal at $685. q 100 fD.
CHEsTsUTs- la Is Y Dbl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET. ,ss

Boston, Wednesday, Ocl. F nj
Atthe Cambridge Cattle Market 20 day NC ~ ",
Beef Cattle were pressed for sale at f6aF Wv VIZ
"a fallir g off OF two dollars within tgo weeks
len Sales Hsys made
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ives are In the market to-day:

In al our bDg experience in The Cattle market, we
have never seen rueh day as the present. We have
made up our table Of quotations from the sales that
caue under our observa.iop st Q reduction Of from
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u.rkes.. Report.S ,, Tile,

ohsr "a rs'.. coxS b,ld hiEhsr xi-b =, .as,s L.
57oo tush. WsrsrD zixsd sole a. SIC 49,. "a s,z.s,
s. p. At 7lc- 'Ae' ia Ma
OswrsO, o., it-St s-SLeus m sh.,s.a
BUYERS COMA shsds owsr; ..es sSn e@sa "a; 81
I,1oxrs today 5000 bush Canada w.. q we Ian
zoe bbl, Flour d? 40 bash. Wk>g saL ExSoafs,
Nsw.OsLEAss. Oct. - -CorTos-ssls, sssi Sorn-
buyer sslss to-day oo ..' qroalsocs H., at Of u
iSS stock aitbs pr. 1903 ~ 'Aes; r,crs. :. 1nedrS
rkoUs ,,,,sy At Is or LAID quiet !. ne ASe 4
Cotton Liverpool .e to H.yr, le Fzcsssst e.
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ovpey Us s:ji fss kses, ga ia 81; fer ,y,.
ssp fes sos. go lso 9: Cor Hssy Imhss ~ -
5 = fed ss.. ~ sc is se 70, Lew r.. s.ss
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REPORT

For the resk ending "WEDNESDAY, Oct "A, 1857.
or.I RECEIPTS OF CATTLE KINDS FOR THE WEEK.
According TO the reports from the several markepaces In the
civ there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

DYEWOUDS-The patt week has been OF qllrt"de III
hi. as well as other branches of business scccn
chiefly of the great strngency in monetary affairs aud the
difficulty still IA selling sterling exchange Stocks
are therefore, the Increase and prices for most descriptions
tend strongly downward. We have only to note sale Of 70
tuns Lima Wood at S05, time
FLOUR AND MEAL The demand for Western Canal
Flour Is now active and with better feeling in financial
circles and export holders able to command
and advance of5al5c q Dbl The arrival. not large and
the small hence much frmer feeling 10 noticeable
but for Spring delivery these prices cannot be obtained
The 500 bbs at 81 5Od 81 50 for superne State
a. 75QS4 90 for do; 81 50d 81 90 for superhne
Indiana and Michigan 81 75ds5 30 for dol IS $50
Is for common to choice extra Ohio; s. 5Q$7 for St
Louis brands and Sc coast for Genesee. Canadian
Flour IN moderate stock the demand is fair superne out
snd is nomna choice extras sales OF
$40 hbs at s5aSs for good extras. Southern
Flour is good supply but is offered less freely and prices
better the low and medium grades the sales are 30
bbs 4O so for mixed 70 good brands Baltimore Sc
and e 81 for the better grades Rye Flour quiet the
supply not large and prices nominal 80 59GS4 so Corn
without activity and unsettled at SIS 500 50 ~ for
Jersey and Isl Bsndywne aud l9d 9 80 for
puncheon Buckw heat Flour is plenty at 81 y 100 10.
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SEEDS light supply Of new cyf on the ss %A :, 1aq
Pss: gre sesSy a. II k QUIZ Flax . Quiet r.
Calcutta nsed under the influence Of the panic IN the money
500 bags supposed at ~ 50 per bush short time in
eeSTs 60 DO 70 e: eoaa supply and the demand il quite
HHsed the s at Es week cos:
heavy Cseoo Go at DS e he .,oe
a,nf and effect sales holders would yied great reduction
from former prices In the se'ence oil 'a' Prices are entirely
sPiCEs-A kinds quiet an prices are nominal Pepper
sALT-The demsnd has been quite nIea snd p5ei are
SPLITTER /. IN Continued durne.. at Halle for whole
parcels small sales making from store at equal to 7sc
sPIRITs-Forega dull and nominal the sale. unlm
SHOT sell slowly SIC. fol- Drop aud &c. for Buck, e"2
TEAs~The market is dull heavy and nominal TIE trade
and importers disposed TO wait return OF confidence in
ToBACCo-Lesf dull and nominal and description.
lower Manufactured easier the stock aecumulates
lapgud soq9 for Straits aud Sil6s2c casa fog Banca
sales Of @ 5 Of, the e See ppe 1o' 10 81 the
realize ard the market Plates inactive aad nominay
s. laa$s IS for Coke Terne, and siss Is Charcoal
TALLOW-The market, up to to day much depressed,
prices accepted for the ready CASH Sale. Of
Ea &c. cash Rough Fat has declined snd quiet &C.
WOoL-The market has yet recovered from state
lebsrsy aud depression Continued pressure monetary cir
ce causing manufacturers and houses Of long standing aud
times has had deter both buyer and seller
entering into any negotiations will they until currency
settled and confidence Is again restored liz the abb
Of important sales prices are altogether nominal
WHlSKYThe demaud for this staple fair the market
better under the improved tone in financial circles sales
AGO bbls. at g ALE.
WiNEs-yery little is doing, prices are nominaly IN.
charged.
WHALEFO have declned saes OF p 70 have been
made n 7Ic cash.
WHALEBoNE-The inactivity previously observed sill
continues 10 of the panic msrke
fe are prepared to enter into negotiation least long
holders do sbae their preeusons The aomins asking
rates 500 IS fr Polar, - % for small Ochotsk
al so for Northwest, and Sld 81 05 for South Sea.
ZINC-Tbe demand Is limited ats a. 2 70 emos ex ship
and from store
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q
OILS-The market all kinds IL quite lansud and In the
absence Of i'm pant quotations be taken almost
nominal; II buyers however showed any inclination 70 pun
chase have doubt holders Of most descriptions would
yield a tisht concession in prices.
We quote:
Olive NarseiIles Lard OIL. .....e- ~ ! IS
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Dbl sell at former rates, viz vi asiH - p for
ynnes and - IS q Dbl for MERGERS.
PLASTKR-Lump and Cslcined are nominal .
RICE-The decline since this day week &c 50 e' sold
TO DAY 4Ic the latter price for prime l4 tc damaged
,od 4, ga c The stock is about 800 tcs The receipts with
In Q dew or 90 have been light
SUGlRs-The feeling improved and holders, with
prospect Of better times have advanced their pretensions but
no spone has yet from buyers The sales 81 hhds
Cuba at 6d6c cash and 20 hhds Porto Rico al nc
Refined heavy and dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

...............S,tT
Total Of all kinds. 3SVo.
Total of all kinds last week..........'.'..loSSo
REEVES FROM DIFFERENT STATES:
A. NJ A1erton Co, proprietors OF the washington prove
Yards 4th report the Cattle in market from the following
States
New York $3.50. ....... 6s3 Indiana. -
observation-disclosures. Illinois. go
Ohio Cog Kentucky 81
STOCK RAILROADS, &c.
They also report Beeves and other stock received oY Hall
roads, kc., 50 follows; s.,
Beeve.. Cows vesls. Lambs Swine
Ry the Rrie Ralroad.....llSs 90
pnSsou River Railrosd... SCI SO lIs
tJ.d,m Rsilrosd,......... SIS s. A9 LAO
Pv Hudson River Boats. .l.CO9 100 l.l69
The New Yort and Eh- Railroad makes the following report
of .portaon Of Stock for the week ending this days
Besye. Horses. Veals. Sheep Lsmoa swine
2Ie 90" 500
Number reported for this market 81 Forty fourth
The prices 10 day are quoted as follows;
Tysf 0lO lOrdinary y
Medium .....,.... a Extra good beeves.....l0 q
The q, neral average Of the market at less than .sc
The mos, of the Gales range from. 70 &c
Tp,ices y head and - D. Il different weights viii be found
In accounts OF sales Of sundry DrovesI . go
otsl number Of Beeves received In The city this
Iris ia head more than last week and bead less than tue
.vrare of last year The number a. each "Wednesday
las. wear was head while the nuubr todsy being
s shows So bead than tie average and SJi head more
than this day week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

BY TELEGRAPH 10 rHE NEW YORK nurv,
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jOhio, oomnsn. Cis
0htc, extrs...'..''''''if Wv
hsh.; s.och large sEa seeuna-
IorAn,ry Chss,e. p .. 5 80
| Eushsh o. 0oshel....ls OIL
Pork, ..iILfe1....T D.
HutJon ....- .....'''' -
/ LAMB. VII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

Sales q Bogi By Miles Bartlett commission merchants
No ~ Mshinttcn street FOR the week ending Oct a. 1857:
For Leuis, Ohio 90 fed hogs 725 7tc for
White Ohio, corn fed hogs, az 7lc; for g. "
b1uei' Ohio 50 oornfed hogs, us &c for James
pateu, Ohia lis onfed hogs 25 Al l0o for "
Hayward Ohio, still fd hoeA gro 24. Ste for II. B.
'0ne AS'is ~ sf ~ bos1 ~ o, iss etei IN ssIs
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
FIRE IN WHEELING.

On Monday afternoon last Wheel
ing was visited by one of the most des-
tructiyc fires that ever occurred within
the limits of that city. The fire orig
mated in the buildings of the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company land
before it could be arrested destroyed
the Passenger Engine House, and en-
CINE 81, with two others, Machine
shops, Store house, Carpenter shop,
sand house, iron house, Blacksmith
shop, board sheds, Offices, &c. The
loss to the Company is estimated at
about $3.50, 900.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
On All Such Sabjects the Testimony of Women
Should be Conclusive.
New York, August Q, 1875

NEW YORK, August 2, 1852.
% Mrs. Clu;e Of No. 272 Second Street,
believing her child, abou, three years old.
to be troubled with worms, purchased one
bottle Of DR.. MLANE'S CELEBR ATED
VERMtFUGE, prepared by Fleming Bros,
Pittsburg, Pa, and gave i, two ea.spoonsful
which had the effect of causing the child to
discharge large rumber of worms. The
child is now enjoying good healb. We would
alvise all paren's who may suspect their
children 10 be troubled with worms to lose
no time, but Immediately purchase and al.
minister Dr.. M'Lane's tedVermifuge
II will cure. The money tciil be refunded in
all cases Where il does not giye satisfaction.
ICJ-Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR.
M'LANES CELEBRATED YERMlFUGE, man
uiactored by FLEMING BROS. Of PITTsBURcH.
PA. All other Yermifugcs in comparison are
worthless. DR.. M'Lane's genuine yermifuge.
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had
at all respectable drug stores. None genuine
withoat the signature Of
tis] f f. FLEMING BROS.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

beg The Democratic cauldron is
boiling, bubbling-and the candidates
arc eifcrvescing freely. Mcssrs. Bar
bour and Heck, the principal compel
itors in the public eye, are contesting
every inch Of vantage ground. The
main issue seems to be Culpepper u.s..
Moaongalia, but which will win-ah
that's the question. From our position
the race is very interesting, but we are
not clear as to how it will end. The
candidates are all energy, and will only
let down with the sun on Saturday eve
ming. Go it, boys, Richmond is nice
town, and they liSclfat down there I
If it wasn't for our Know Nothingism,
we'd be tempted to give you chase
oursclf! I've like Richmond
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

MAPLE SUaAR-Wc were informed
last week, by gentleman of undoubted
veracity, of man in the Cans Settle
mcnt, Fayettc Co., Pa.-he did not give
US the namc--who made this spring, at
the Cans Sugar Camp, 5000 pounds of
Sugar, and 60 barrels of Molasses. This
is HEAVY LOT for one man, and we can
not see why it is that this article is so
high, if this has been such an cxtraordi-
nary good season Star.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25

Wheeling Injunction Case.--T The ar
gument on the bill Of injunction fled
by the city OF Wheeling against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. to restain
it from resembling the res olution declar-
ing the extra dividend is tn come up To
day before the United States Circui,
Court. AS, however, the Company has
failed to make provisions for the filing
an answer to the bill. the case will prob
ably be postponed. The Directors of
The Company hold an adjourned meet
ing to morrow when this subject will
no doubt be brought up for action.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
Terms OF Sale.
PUBLIC SALE.

mdaera s Wason,l DURsyANT to a Decree
SIS G. oidey. athe April term, IN" 1887 Ss"s Of
the Circuit Court for Mopongao county, Va, I !,
Lycurgus s. Hougb, Commissioner, will proceed
to sell TO the highcs, bidder at tho couft-house
door IN Morgantown, on Monday, tho 26th day
OF May NEXT tefloin tract Of lard in said De-
croe mentioned, containing about 90 acres, w.
ing on the waters Of Dcckers creek, about five
miles Southeast Of Morgantown, formerly
known as the Joseph Hindnan tract, and now
in the possession Of said Gidloys.
Said sale 10 be on Credit OF nine g. eighteen
months, tho purchaser giving bonds with seen.
rity Tor the payment Of the purchase money,
bearing interest from the day OF sale,
JYCURGUS s. HoUGII, Com nnissiooe,.
April 90, 1857 s6~hw "
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
Eses. Ms Star.
Alexandse Stewart W. Henry 8.
Combs.

IN CHANcKRx--In the Circuit Court
Of Monongalia county, At the Spring
term, 1881 ! 4 ~ 4
The Judge having directed an ISSUE
in this cause, to try whether the dufeh-
daut executed the paper writing known
as Covenant "B.," jury was cmpannelcd
on Saturday 18th inst, and on Wcdnes-
day evening following brought in YER.
diet for the plaintiff upon the ISSUE
Whereupon the Court ordered that tho
cause be referred to JAMES NELSON, Esq,
as special Com missioncr, to audit and set
tie the account between the parties-the
Commissioner to be covered by the fol-
lowing principles and facts in his pro-
ceedipgs:
lst. He will assume the finding of the
jury as a fact proved in tho cause
I'd. He shall ascertain, if any, how
much money, touching the matters in
the bill and proceedings mentioned, was
paid by Combs to Stewart; when and how
paid, and by whom received.
Sd. Whether any and how much thcre-
of has been repaid by the said Stewart or
his agents; and in this aspect he shall
deem Joseph Given Stewart as agent for
his father, the plaintiff.
4,h. He will take and state an account
of the just and legal claims Of the credi-
tors of the said Combs, provided for in
the Deed ofTrust to Geo. s. Ray, showing
how much ofsaid claims remain unpaid
9Th. He shall also report anything
deemed pertinent by himself or required
BY either party. In taking the accounts,
aforesaid, the said master is empowered to
examine the parties on intcrrogatories -
reporting the intcrrogatorics and answers
thereto to Court
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
/. O. O. u.

The Grand Lodge of Virginia, met
at Richmond, on Wednesday 18th inst,
and continued in session till Friday
evening. The representation was very
full, and few lodges in the State were
without their representation in the
body. The session was very harmo-
NOUS, and a large amount of business
was attended to, pertinent to the pros
pcrity of the Order in the State.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
BURNS HOUSE. rA1RmoNr.

One of the finest houses, in its fare
and general accommodations, to be en-
countercd ia this region, or in day g
travel by Railroad, is the new Hotel
THE BURNS HOUsE--at Fairmont.
Mr.. REED, the Proprietor, is a Ghost, +"
and no mistake, and spares no pains to
render his guests comfortable. The
house is fitted up in splendid style,
with every convenience that the good
taste of an accomplished landlord could
suggest. When at the M ountain City
give the Burns House call.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
Seeding Machines.

and now offer the territory of tho United States
(exccpting the States Of Illinois and Missouri.
and iew4countics in other States which have
be en already sold for he upon favorable Terms
ny TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. TIns
Improvement was patented on the 29th of july,
1896, and has been in the ma rkct but sboIt
time. 1t is decidedly superior TO all other Ma
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain. grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c, Gel par,icuIar-
~ the large machines, which arc operated by
one hand anu horse. It's peculiar advantages o.
yer othet sewers is in the Metal AgitaLors which
readily pass through the grain in the hopncrs.
and without Fiction. This machine is simnIc
IN its construction, and readily adapted to in.
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
TO be sown; is easily manufactured by the most
ordinary mechanics and not liable 10 get ou, OF
working order.
Persons in this vicinity desiring TO purcLaz
rights, would do well to s'put ih'' soon, as on
agents will shorty start ost TO visit the larger
towns and cities in the different States.
NOW Is THE CHANCE, GEYrLEMEN. If
you want to make money easily. There is no
use in being poor all your lives, if you viii onJy
"get up your spuEk'' and purchase rights for
this valuable improveihent. 1t recommends il,
sell, and cab be sold by any person and in every
section. |''
sowef may be seen in operation by calm,
at Rogers Fngle's Store, in Morgantown.
Feb. II lS57-tf. a
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
M A r RIEn.

On the 23d inst, by Ed. s. Siepffied.
Mr.. H. JEROME BOWERS, of Marion
County. to Miss MARGARET KOoNTZ.
,Jaushter OF Mr.Henry Kooniz,of Mononga.
liza County.
Thus they improve LIES golden hours.
Anticipate the vetnal flowers,
Hasten TO Hymen' halryon bowsrs,
And ego it while they're youngp'
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.acsr. C Wnon1ANn CnpA,,n

BEgF~" WOODLAND CREAM Po-
made for beautfyng the HAIR highly
perfumed, superior TO any French Article
impor, ed. and for hal. the price. For DIR ess-
ing LADIES HAIR it has no equal, giving
it bright glossy appearance. 1, causes
Gen,lemen's hair to curl in the most na,u.
raj manner. Ii removes dardruff, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being
fresh shampooed. Price only fifty cents.
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE& CO. Proprietors of the
g Balm of Thousand Fiowcrs.r
For sale by all Druggists. 1881
New York, February 81, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
DIED.

On Tuesday, March Sd, of Scarlet Fc-
yer, MARY JANE, aged Z years. On Fri.
day, March 9th, Of Scarlet Fever, JAMES
ELLA, aged year, 3 months and II
days. On Friday, April 10th, of Scarlet
Fever, ELIZA LAvERNA, aged 4 years
and 3 months-~children Of Job and Eli.
zabcth Hartley, Of this county
On Tuesday night, April 18th, Mrs.
AMANDA JANE, wife Of Mr.. James Sci.
by, and daughter Of Mr. VIM. Gray,
Of this county, aged about 81 years. =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
TR ST SALE
OF Valuable Land in Preston County

PURSUANT to the provisions of Deed
OF Trust executed ty David Watson, in his
Lille time, TO the subscriber, as Trustee, for
the Use OF Samuel Beall, dated the 10Th day
OF November, lS49, ahd now Of record in the
county Court OF Preston, will sell at pub
Tic auction, before the courthouse IL King
wood,
On Monday The TN day Of May neat,
Goeing Court day,)-ONE TRACT OF
LAND In said county, situate on the waters
OF Decker's Creek, knownas Watson's home
farm, containing 93 acres, more or less
BY reference to said deed more full dps.
crlpii9n Of said tract OF land can be obtain.
ed, The title Is believed 20 be good, but
VIII convey such title as is vested ia me-
JOHN p. BYRNE, Trustee.
April IL, 1857.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-04-25
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

y BaLllMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Wewere we'll pleased, on our late
excursion over this great National
highway, to see marked improvements
since a prior trip. The road is now
thoroughly ballasted throughout its
entire length, and the magnificent cars
in which the passenger finds himself
seated, pass over it at good speed
with smoothness and ease we never
found on any other road. We were
struck with the unanimity with which
the passengers, our companions in ira
vel, commended this desirable feature,
as peculiar to this road. The conduc-
tors, as may be said Of all the officers
on the line, are gentlcmanly and &C
commodating, just the men for their
stations. The safety, speed and COM
fort attained on this road, render it ey-
cry year more and more the favorite
of traffic and travel.