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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-11-05
sU1HNT1TIc AMERICAN.
PROSPECTUS. -N' l
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Begins September II, 1858.
MEGHA MICS TNVENTOP
manufacturers aud Farmers.

Manufacturers aud Farmers.
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached
It's FOURTEENTH YEAR and will enter upon a
New Volume on the llth OF September. Itis
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not, as some might suppose from it's title, dry,
obstrusc work on technical science on the
contrary, it so deals with the great events going
on in the scientific, mechanical and industrial
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1t the Mechanic or Artizan wishes to know the
best Machine in use, or how to make any sub
stance employed in his business Iii the House.
wife wishes to get recipe for making u good
color, &C., VI the inventor wishes to know what
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os to keep himself familiar with the progress
made IN the chemical laboratory, or in The con-
struction OF telegraph, steamships, railroads,
reapers, mowers, and thousand other ma chimes
and appliances, both of peace and war-all these
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SWAIM'S CELEBRATED. PANACEA.

For tho cure of Scrorula, General Debility,
and all diseases arising from Impurities ofthe
blood and the effects Of Mercury.
Swam's Panacca has been for more tina thir-
ty-iyc years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures, some of
which are too irightful for general publication,
where the patients have been almost eaten up
with Scroiula, and were deemed incurabIe by
physicians.
1t has been used in hospitals and private prac-
nce, and has been recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and other eminent per-
sons. Among others, by w. G. Gibson, NJ. D.,
Prof Of Surgery, Penn. University; Valentine
Mott, NJ. D., Prof of Surgery, N. Y. UNIVERSE
ty; w. p. Devices, NJ. D., Prof. Mid. Penn. u
University; n. Chapman, NJ. D., Prof. of Physic,
Penn. University; +. Parke, NJ. d., President
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wonderful cures effected by Swams Pam
asoS nave for many years made it invaIua-
Die remedy and have occasoned unprinciple cd
persons to initiate it, and thus impose on the
diseased and afflicted. Almos, daily wo are
informed Of several who have been deceived in
this city.
Swaim's Fanacea is in round bottles, Guted
longitudinaily, with the following letters blown
on the glass
"SWAIM'S-PANA EA-PHILADA,v
HavIng the name of JAS. SwAIM stamped on
the sealing wax and written on the label cover
ing tho cork, and n splendid engraving on the
side of the bottle, by Draper and Co., bank
note engravers, in the centre of which ia a DOR
trait Of the late VIM. Swain, Copyright secur-
ed.)
If persons purchasing the Panacea will be
careful to observe the above caution, and that
the name Stain is correctly spelled they need
not be imposed upon.
Prepared only at Swaim's Laboratory, the
old Stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut
Philadelphia, and sold by all druggists 10 the
United States.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE US.
sCHIEFFELIS BROTHERS 81 CO.,
ITO WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
emo liS-hpriI % 1919
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THE WHEAT CROP.

IF may be presumed that the wheat
crop in tho several States Of the Union
is now harvested. and ready for the Mar.
ket. We select the following returns
believing them to be nearly correct.
Nc,o York.-Tho crops is under the
the last years about fifteen per cent. but
the quality is much better.
Pennsylvania. The crop is an aver
age ono, bat ten per cent less than last
year per acre.
Maryland.-The crop is an average
one but less per acre and better in qua
lity than last year.
Virginia. Tho wheat crop in this
State is twenty per cent. less than last
year for the amount Of gruuud in cult
walton and the quality is not much cup.
erior.
North Carozina.--The crop in this State
is probably. nearer to a total failure than
in any other. The yield being fully
fifty per cent less than last year !; the
quality is however, unsurpassed.
Tsnnessse.--The crop is a good one !:
but under the average in the yield per
acre. The quality is good.
Missouyi.-The amount Of the wheat
crop in This Safe is not fully known but
it will generally compare we'll per acre
with the other Western States.
OAio.-The yield Of wheat per acre
is fully twenty per cent. less than last
year, but from tho increase Of land cult.
walton the decrease from an average
crop will not excel ten per cent.
Iowa.-The account from the centre
sf tho State in regard to the wheat crop
are very gloomy. The crop will hardly
average ten bushel to tho acre. Oats
are generally failure.
Rlinois.-In Southern Illinois the yield
Of wheat is about fair average, rather
under than. The winter wheat has
been generol!y successful and spring
wheat the reverse. In other parts Of
abe State the yield will not DO over half
the usual crop.
Indiana. lin Indiana tho yield Of
wheat has been from one half or two
thirds OF the average crop.
Minncsota.---The yiold Of wheat in
this State i, of better quality than usu-
al and in quantity nearly two thirds the
usual crop.
Dticdigan.--Tho yield Of whost in
Michigan is over two-thirds an average
crop and generally of good quality.
IViSc0nsin.--The crop Of wheat is up
TO the average, the greater extent in
cultivation compromising for any deGc.
ency in tho yield per aero.
On the whole, tho wheat crop Of the
present year falls far below an average
crop.
Corn will be far better, although tina,
TOO has suffered from tho drought
The crop throughout the country will
be faiIly an syetagc.
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MERCHANTS CELEBRATED
o. II Ks O. Two OIL,
Tor Nam and Be09t.

For Man and Beast,
Has been before the public for more than 20
years, and 10 jesoryedly popular.
Extract Of letter from DR.. +. Pattee, dated
RdpsnsWood, "a, inn. ~, 1866.
The Gargling Oil is the only reliable Embro-
cation in existence. So say the PEoPLE. We
can cell moro Of than all the rest put together.
can furnish you with five five hundred certiG-
Gates, if you want.
From Messrs. Hendricks & CO., Harrisonvlle, Va.
There will probably be a great deal of tho
Gargling Oil sold here. All who hoyo tried i,
are we'll pleased with it. We believe it TO be
the best medicine for horse ever made,
From Brown s. Jones, Brandenburg, KY, Feb
10, 1857.
Your valuable Gargling Oil gives general sat
isfacton, and is champion Liniment for man
and beast. We have never known it TO fail in
a single instance.
SEREprA, Miss, Feb, IS, 1857.
GENTs;--Plcaso send another supply Of your
Gargling Oil, it has given general satisacton.---
1t has cured a case of rheumatism of ten years
standing and is great tor burns, in fact IL has
been successful in almost any case where is has
had fair trial. D. G. ROBINSON.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has &C. W. Merchant,
Lockport, N. Y. ." blown in each bottle, and oil.
so has his signature over the cork.
Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents
with Testimonials its utility. All orders adj
dressed to Merchants Eorgling Oil Co.,
Lockport, N. Y.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants goner-
ally, through the United States, British Posses
sons, and othor Countries, And by
FITCH & CHALRANT,
Motgantown, Va.
And by our or more agent in every town in
!hovieinity, WHOLESALE at all largo commotoisi
'o"ns' Sept.5,
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public TO this pre- paraticn, does so with 4 feel
ing OF tho utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation to tho diseases for which it is recon-
mendod.
II is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test Of ten years. trial before the
American people, and It's reputation aud sale is
The Testimony in It's favor given by the most
prominent and woll-sDown Physicians and indi-
yidoals in al parts Of the country is immense,
and oarofu, perusal Of tho Almanac, published
annually by tho proprietor, and TO be had gratis
oil any Of his agents, cannot but satisfy the most
skoptical that this remedy Is really deserving
the great celebrity IL has attained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. ais
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Fitch & Chnlfant, Norgantowu,
VAT DR.. Il. Conway, Fairmout,
Pebrsary 10, 1888. lily,
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eH CaERD.

1t has become absolutely necessary for us to
close up our business entire. We therefore
give this last notice to those whom it may cons
Germ of our intention and determination TO do
so. We hope that all those who are indebted
to us either by note or account, will promptly
attend to their payments without further solicit
alton. r. b. Carr has left town, but tho books,
&c, may be found in possession Of b. L. Smith,
who will attend to them. There are great ma
ny small balances Of accounts unsettled on our
books, to which we would direct the special
attention Of those owing them.
May 49, CARR, HANWAY & co.
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Special Notice.

The subscribers are now preparing for
their Fall purchase and expect TO go East
as soon as possible. We most earnestly ask
the favor of our friends, that they will pay
us part il not all Of las, years accounts
We must have money. We hope
this notice will suffice, and our friends will
come and help us. out.
CALLENDINE & NYE.
N. BAH those having accounts from
last year not settled, will please come for
ward and close them by Note or Cash.
Aug. 20 lS5s-l65 c.. &N.
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THAT CHARMING TEMPLE
OF FANCY,
Groans under the weight Of precious Jewels.
The brilliant polish and sparkling lustre
Mark the purity of the Goodsl

WE have just received an assortment of
magnificent Jewelry, & plain Gold Jewelry, the
briliiancy and artistic skill in design commands
the admiration OF ALI
Cameo Jewelry--in sets.
This beautiful Jewelry, held in such high
estimation by the elite and fashionable, we have
good assortment.
Gold stone Jewelry, deservedly termed the
Crown Jewels; our styles universally admired.
Mosaic Jcweiry--needs no culogy;-its bril-
liancy, purity, and excellence, and most chaste
design, bespeak an entrance to the most refined
circles.
Mourning Jewelry. You who arc dressed
incomplete without suit Of our meek and mod
est mourning jewels.
We have also just received a rich assortment
OF Coin Jerelry, tor Gentlenen's wear, viz:
Shirt setts nd sleeve buttons, coin purity--a
few sparkling Brilliant & massive finger Rings,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Watch Seals, Keys and
Rings, Charms, &c. &c. In short we have quite
variety OF rich and fancy Goods, Silver Pla-
tod Spectacles, Thimblcs, Watch Guards, sc.
Our Book and Drug Department.
Within the last ten days, large additions have
been made to our stock.
500 quire Blank Books,
5000 assorted Envelopes,
10 different varieties OF Papers;
10 - brands OF Pens;
SCHOOL BOOKS of every variety;
Drugs and Paints, always a large stock on
hand. H. We ask all in want Of Goods in
our line to give us a call.
..... FITCH s. CHALFANT.
Morgantown, April 80, 1858. If
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THE FARMERS COLUMN.
THE FARMERS
How to Preserve Grapes.

H0W ~ f[eSe[Fe U[dpeS.
A gentleman, who has tried the ex-
pertinent successfully, gives the follow.
ing directions for preserving grapes for
winter use:
"When they arc fully ripe, suspend
the basket by strap or cord passed
around tho neck. thereby giving liberty
TO both hands for picking; with one
hand hold tho cluster, and with the
other remove from the vine; remove
it from the vine; remove from the clusters
all unripe and decaycd fruit, and deposit
them in the basket until it is filed. /
use market basket that will hold about
a half ousnel. Garry the grapes thus
gathered to the place for packing. |
use boxes about two feet square by six
inches in the clear, with covers made to
fit tight. In packing, lay a newspaper
on tho box. then layer Of grapes, then
a paper and second layer of grapes,
which, when closely packed, fills tho
box set in some dry, niry place, with
the cover off, and let the box remain
open for ten days, or until the sweating
process is past; then close the box, and
set Thorn in the fruit foom, cellar or gar
rct.any place where they will not freeze,
or which is not extremely damp.
"Grapes packed as above directed;
will open at any time during the winter
or spring following, as fresh as when
packed. The only secret or mystery is,
that the moisture which spoils tho fruit
when packed in saw dust and other ab.
sorbents, passes off during tho ten days
that tho box remains open, instead of
being absorbed. and ultimately mould
ing and spelling them. SO perfect has
been my success, that l have moro con.
fidonce in the preservation of the grape
than any other fruit. l use shallow
boxes for packing grapes, that the mois-
ture may more readily escape, and that
the first layer in the bottom may not be
crushed by the weight above"
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Remedy for Hard Times !

TNNHE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
Il Times is ECONOMY, and the surost econo-
my is to buy your goods at the RED POST,
where have just been received from Bal timoro
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints;
White and colored Canton Flannels;
Rcd Channels, Domestic Ginghams;
Bed Tickings, Drillings, I0-d Sheeting
Bleached and Brown Muslins, Brass Hoops;
Cotton Bats, Prime Golden syrup, &C., &c.
~ Call and SEQ and satisfy yourself that il is
great saving to buy your goods at the CASH
STORE Of CHADWICK g. NEPHEW
January 6, 1858.
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NEW FALL GOODS
Just Received mt
ROGERS & EOGLE,S
CASH AND READY PAY STORE, HA.
CANS MONONGALIA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
STREETS

SnSh aNn nEhDt Th1 DUKE, HA.
CANS MONONGALIA BUILDINGS,
CORNER WALNUT AND HIGH
STREETS. ..
On announcing the arrival OF our New
Large and Fashionable stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, we return thanks To the pub.
lie for the patronage so literally bestowed
upon us heretofore, and now invite you to
call and examine our New Stock, comprising
every variety usually KEEP, in tLis vicinity;
embracing all the Newest styles Of Prints
and Gnghdms, Superb Delanes, beautiful
Cashmeres, fine Coburgs, brillian, Silks,
glittering Satins, modest Debages. and to
which the attention Of the ladies are por,ic.
nlarly invited as they will be sold very low
for Ready pay, only.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheetings, Shirings, Tickings, Ddllings,
&c, we invite the particular attention of
buyers to onr stock, as we are Offering them
al much reduced prices. Cloths, Cassimeres,
OF French: English and American fabric, a
variety OF colors and patterns, all at such
reduced rates. Satinets, Tweeds, Vestings,
&c, at prices that cannot fail to please.
READ Y MADE CLOTHING.
A large and varied assortment, well made
and OF recent purchase in this line our stock
is unsurpassed, either in quality price or du-
rabiliiy. We have also large stock OF
youths, boys, and mems
HATS IND CAPS,
20 which we invite your attention, together
with well assorted stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
| of the best quality, consisting Of Mems,
Children and Ladies wear De
GROCERIES, HARDWARE s. QUEEN
WARE,
Which we are enabled to offer 10 our Gus.
toners at very small advance on Cost, as
we cell our good only for Cash.
1t would be useless for us TO attempt an
enumeration of every article comprising our
large and complete stock of seasonable Goods
we would therefore state, that being fully
impressed with the ruinous polio, Of the
Credit System" we have determined to
put down our goods 10 The lowest profit and
sell them for Ready Pay only being satisfied
we can sell goods at least twenty five pei
cent lower in this way, and thus save oul
own credit, and benefit those who want to
buy good Goods cheap and pay for them
| CASH. DOWN. Yours,
ROGERS & FOGLE.
Sept. 24h, lS5S-l79-tf.
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vTNHE GOLDEN PRIZE.
Il The Golden Prize.
TIE Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
The Golden Prize.
TIE Golden Prize.
Illustrated! Illustrated ! Illustrated!
Illustrated every Week.
illustrated euery Week.
illustrated every Week.
Illustrated eUery Week.
illustrated erery TVeek.
Specimen copies sent free.
Specimen copies sent free.
Specimen copies sent free.
THEE GOLDEN PEsHXE.
Illustrated! Illustrated
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ITO EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE

ITO EVERYBODY AND HIS WIFE.
Il DO YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS
GO TO THE RED POST
We have just received the LAST, BEST and
CHEAPEST stock Of Goods in town, compris.
ing CALlC0ES, GlNGHAMS,M USLINS, splen-
did assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres;
HOPED SKIRTS, VESTINGS,
a lot Of very cheap aud fine Mdntiiias.
All kinds Of Trimmings;
Prime Golden Syrup, Sugars, Teas, Coffee, and
Spices Of all kinds.
Glassware, Queensware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes
Hats, Caps and BONNETS.
II Como us, and judge for yourselves. -r1I
A small lot of Masonic Regalia on hand very
cheap and very beautiful.
June 10 CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
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promscuous sexual int ercourse, by self>abuse,
or by sexual excess, with advice for their pre-
venton, written in a familiar style, avoiding all
medical technicalties, and everything that
would offend the ear OF dccency.
Testimony Of The Professor Of Obstetrics in Penn
College, Philddelphid.--"DR.H HUNTERS MED
ICAL MANUdL.''--The author of this work,
unlike tho majority of these who advertise to
cure the diseases Of which it treats, is q gradu-
ate of one of the best Colleges in the U. States.
1t affords me pleasure TO recommend him to the
unfortunate, or to the victim Of malpractice, as
successful and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence. JOSEPH TOMBSTONE, MD.
From A. IPoodcard, NJ. d., Of Penn University,
Phiiada.-It gives me pleasure to add my tests
mony to the professional ability of the Author of
the " Medical Manudi.n Numerous cases of Dis
eases Of the Genital Organs, some Of them of
long landing, have come under my notice, in
which his skill has been manifest in restoring to
perfect health, in some instances where tho pas
tient has been considered beyond medical aid.
n tho treatment OF seminal weakness, or disar-
| rapgement ofthe functions produced by Self
douse, or Ercess OF venery, do not know his
superior in the profession. Ihaye been acquain-
ted with tho author some thirty years. and deem
1t no more than justice to him rs well as kind
ness TO the unfortunate victim of early ind scre-
ton, to recommend him as one in whose profess
sional skill and integrity they may safely confdo
| themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. ID.
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwar.
ded free of postage to any part of the u. States,
| tor % cents, or copies for SI.O0. HrAddres
| COSDEN & CO., Publishers, Box 1877, Philad'a.
NJ Book sellers, Canvassers and Box Agents
supplied on the most liberal !erms.
December 20, 1857. ly
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DIR, WALTON,s
sg.NEEsRC.Rys' PILLS.
JOY TO THE IVORLDl
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORICITS

One small box ofPlls cures niae,y.nioo os.es
oat OF hundred. No Balsam, no Mercu-y. no
odoI on the breath, no fear Of detection. Two
small pills dose tasteless and harmless sa
wafer Full directions are given, so that tho
patient can cure himseir as certain as with the
advice of the most experienced surgeon, and
much better than with the advice Of ono Of little
experience in this class ofdisesses.
CEN BY MAIL TO any part of the country
by enclosing one dollar TO Dr. d. G. Watros,
No, l54 Norih Seventh Street, below Race,
pbiladclpha. A isbe,al discount to- the trade, -
None genuine Without the nritten signature Of
ID. @. Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for Selfabase, Weakness
&C., is entirely different from the usual course
Or. w. has cured hundreds who have tried 9th.
ers without benefit. The treatment is as certain
to cure as the sun 10 10 rise. Enclose n stsmp.
and address DR.. w. as above, giving a full his.
tory Of your case, and you will bloss tho day
you made tho effottto secure what is CERTAIN
radical cure. Feb. s, is6S--iy.l
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New Marble Shop.

The undersigned having purchased the stock
on hand from the former proprietors Of the Mar
bic Shop carried on by Messrs. Sheets & White,
beg leave to inform their friends and the pub
lie in general, that they intend to carry on the
MARBLE BUSINESS in al its branches, in good
style and with despatch. They expect to have
on hand fine stock Of both
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
of the very best quality in lew days and will
be prepared TO execute
Monument, Tomb, Head and Foot
Stones.
to the satisfaction of all who may give them a
call. 1t Is not their intention or purpose to
BORE the people by calling On them for jobs be-
fore their relatives are cold, as they deem it
noth 100 small business, and done only by
small men but they intend to pursue such
course that will be endorsed by both friends
and enemies, if any of the latter we have.
They hope by strict attention to business,
with moderate charges, together with war
ranty for al! jobs to be what they are represent
ed, to share liberal patronage,
Shop in Lazier's Building, next to the Court
house. Call and see before purchasing else
where.
iLT-Our Marble is bought for cash consequent
ly we will be ablo to sell very low.
apl6,-tf JNo. w. MADEIRA & CO.
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IMPORTANT ITEM.
One door further S0sslh /!

REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS /!
ID l.. s. N. BERKSHIRE announce to
IL. their friends and the public. that they
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
the South, lately occupied by + M. Chaliant
and are now opening, large stock of Gro
ctries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Segars, and
great variety of Notions and useful articles
of almost every description purchased in the
East-all which they will sell low for Cash
or TO promp, customers at four mouths. We
hope that all who may need any thing in our
line will not fail to keep their eye on the
Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Court House. r. l.. & N. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857. 1876
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sHAvIyG! SHAVING . SHAVING!

TY7he undersigned would respectfully in.
a form the citizens Of Morgantown and
surrounding country ,lia, he has established
q SHAVING & HAlRCUTTING SALOON
in this place. lie would say to the public
that he is practical barber, having served a
regular apprenticeship 10 The business and
been engaged in every branch of tho same
for number Of years, both in this country
and in Europe. AL he asks is 10 give him
a tSisl.
His chop is on Walnu; Street near High
underneath Temperance Hall. Terms cash.
Sept. 10, So 1863. JACOB SHhNDT.