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TWTR have also IN following articles Whieh
W viii s8ll at reduced prcsss-
80 bbil. Walkers Xxx Ale; Is bbs smithi8 Xxx Alsf
10 casks London Porter, quarlsi
10 s Dnts;
lQ5 dos English and Scotch Al6s bss bands
% PitIs burg Ale, In b.. C. os,
80 g FRESH Cove Oysters
50 - Spiced oysters,
IS AHefcsa Pickles, assorted;
100 dos English Fickles,
IS Worcester Saacos
80 assorted do
10 baskets ChampaSns, choice brands
IS eaess black and Green Tea;
ooeOo assorted sssafs; vita ne usual VARSITY
as % mention
6bg WEssEL 4 THoMPsuH
Dutch Herring.
n q KEGS hns Dutch Hsrring An store for sale b.
40 FEB q VESSEL & THOaPsON.
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II. Il. haynes 81 Co.
A GENTS FOR THB PURCHASE AND SALE OF Nh
a GROkS, at POTter's old stand NO. 80 Cedar
sashvie, Tenn.
80 Negroes Wanted!
WE will pay TIE guest Cash pree nay good young
" negroes. tapl VI ID. H.. HAYNES, q CO.
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Trunks, Valises and Bonnet Boxes,
Ladies' extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
" Travelling a. .....-
sole leather Bonnet Boxes;
Cents Trunks
bog Skin Iron Frame;
Ashland and Steel Spring sole leather Valisss.
Also Heavy WOOL Hats Carpet Bags, Sotchels. Black
Baps &C. ali the above articles viii be sold at the very
lowest prices by BRADSHAW RUTLAND,
No. IA College Street,
oct (Sgn Of the Hegro.)
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kinds q repairing done 10 tas mosi substantial manner -
g eola Pi-e.l neenaacs1 ieiY premise Fslsr1l
sat.esoa. Al articles aed b Warranted 70 b II
ne oel quality, MilleTs, Nh TFirBts s1d cihsr1 ~ -
sPs.Al llftea 70 eIanina s.5sI bal5r8 parshrIa
~ An ei1sa ana eoiam1rlcasionl promrrT Eg111fe1
70. WINS q hTAA,
Has A-aAE ssr, ColGsa ard Breed g., HtsATnla,
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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
Poultry Raising is Profitable.

To Mc Editor Of the american Agrieulimist 1:
Seeing piece headed, swim Poulu,
pays z leads mo tn give my experience.
One year ago, wintered 90 hens and
three boosters. | commenced To keen
an account Of their p,oce eds in March.
aud up to the beginning of this year they
had brought me $50 GO, with stock of
IA hens and $50 eggs on hand. besides
supplying family of four persuns with
eggs and chickens. sold tho eggs for
about ii cents per dozen, and tho
chickens at cents per ID. kept no
account of'heii feed they run at large,
and picked up much of it. Sour milk
is very good for hens. They will drink
till it runs out ftheir mouths, and then
they do not have much inclination to
scratch. l fi"d they do little injury
when their crops are kept up. They
will not do near as well when shut up,
and if ;hey are not we'll kept thore il
little profit. Gtain is SO cheap here
that it is better to feed it out than sell
It. MARY KELLY.
NoRTn LAMARrINE. Wis, Jan. l6, '5S
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Marbles,

l would like to inquire, through the
columns OF the Rural, what causes erubs
(neXt to the skim in cattle. also the rem.
edy ! A Young Farmer, Palmero, c..
w., 1853.
REMARKs.-Toward the latter part
of summer or in early autumn, cattle
are much annoyed Ivy the slings Of an
insect commonly known as the gad-fly,
which is seeking place to deposit its
eggs. The location generally chosen
Is on the back of the animal near the
spine. The skin is pierced. the egg
laid. aud in a short time little tumor
is produced which is the residence of
the larva. In The following June or
July it omergss, soon assumes the chry.
sails form, remains there a few weeks
and then comes forth perfect fly
The modes by which it is destroyed
are various--some pour corrosive
liquid into the hole, others probe il with
n red'hot needle, Others again crush or
force out the larva by a pressure Of the
finger and thumb. Either plan is eff.
tcctive.- RuraI NeV Yorker.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

Personal Independence.-A Wcs-
tern editor lately offered his hat rs q
prize for the best essay on Indepen.
dence. The following obtained the
prize:
National Independence is easier i'm
agined than described. Personal indie.
pendence consists emphatically in be-
ing suited in a clean shirt, drawers,
socks, and Il nicely blackened pair Of
boots, with at least dollar and a clean
cambria in your pocket, all on Sunday
morning with your wife on one arm
and your baby on the other, taking
your own course towards your own
preacher, in the blissful expectation of
doing your own snoozing, in your own
pew, wherein no one dare venture to
nudge you with his elbow or tickle
your nose with straw.
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Potatoes for Seed.

you never tried changing your seed
d" it at once. and you will DO as,onished
at the result. Seed should 10 changed
ecery year. and will pay well for the
expense of SO doing. do not know
precisely the distance requisite to insure
success. but. on the Connecticut river, in
Massachusetts, our farmers obtained
their seed from the western part of the
same county. distance Is to 20 miles.
Potatoes of tho Same variety. and side
by side. yielded nearly double. Let
every one try the experiment for him
self, and he will find out that it is no
Aumb" g--stock light, over ono very
small potato in hill w. |. G.. ,Roch.
ester, N. Y, 1858.
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A New Breed of Sheen

ID. j. Browne. Esq, the head Of the
Agricultural Bureau of the Patent Of
tice, has received very interesting letter
from IL. l.. Pell, Of Massachusetts, con.
corning a new breed of sheep which
has lately been imported from China.
Three Yeas since, q Mr.. Theodore
Smith imported three ewes from Nan
kin. from which he obtained in twenty
months, seventy-two sheep. One owe
produced twelve lambs IN fifteen months
three, four, and five at birth-and
they commenced breeding at four and
half months old. This breed arc
perfectly hardy. having endured the
past severe winter without any shelter,
producing lambs constantly. which DO, o
the cold as well as The old sheen, and
matured rapidly. They will not Jump
fences, either stone or weed. The
flock were separated last season from
ryefield by a cobble stone wall, two
end a half feet high, over which they
never attempted TO pass; nor can they
be driven over any description of
fences. The fibre of their wool is ex-
ceedingly strong, aud the fleece heavy.
Tho mutton cannot possibly be surpas-
sed.as it is entirely free rom the strong
flavor usual to sheep, and is tender, Juicy
and delicious. The tails are broad.
aud when property prepared. much re.
semble MARROW, and foim a delightful
n'orsel for the ePicure.-- Washington
States.
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THE FARMERS COLUMN.
Illinois Farms -Reapcrs Wanted.

"A correspondent writes from Spring
field, ILL.,, to the Chicago Press, us fol-
lows: ... ... ......
can important step has just been
taken by the St. Louis, Alton and Chi
cago Railroad, in the reduction of the
grain tariff about 20 per cent, which
will bring out the large quantities of
corn now tribbed along the line. One
man on the Great Western Railroad
has 100000 bushels of his own raising.
j: L. Owsley, Esq, of this city, has,
about twenty miles from Springfield,
on the same road, field of winter
wheat containing 2,400 acres. We
shall want every surplus man in your
city to help on this mighty harvest
| hear that Mccormick, Of your city.
is making only 4, 500 reapers this year.
Not enough, Mac-not enough. At
kins' self-raker, too, is scattered along
the line, and making ready to storm
the batteries of the great prairie cita-
DEL"
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INSTRUCTIVE PLOyVNEEN

Farmer Johnson we are glad 10 see
you blowing and rory glad we are to
hear you tell that chubby grandson to
leave undiStuibed the frightened worms
which the plowshare has turned out.
See he watches the birds that preediIy
snatch from the burrows these dslicat.
things and feast on them. Now, a
mighty question:
"Grandfather ! what are worms made
for?
Hesita'iugly, you answer, 80 don't
know-ior birds to eat, suppose. But
GUd made them and it was for some
use,"
Yes, honest. noble man. they are
useful. Aud did you never think how
much help [" you in your farming oper.
uiiona are these little worms which the
birds cat so yoraciously from the fresh
turned burrows? Did you never notice
how full Of worms and insects tho soil
isl You think the fact was demonstrat.
ed last summer, Oh your fields of corn
and grain
You think nature often provides an
excess Of them! All but if all were
rs ready as you are To spare the bird,
they would correct that evil. Some.
times the toughnebs Of tho sward severe.
W taxes the strength Of your oxen
bot, were it not for tho assistance af.
forded you by the worms, ia loosen-
ing and pulve'izing The soil, its cult.
Walton might be impraciicable. You
never dreamed, when stepping aside To
nv"iJ killing tho worms, that i, was Of
tho pioneer pl"wmcn you were thus
careful. Really, they are our CO labo.
ers,with this vast dillcrence--ibey work
as imPelled by instinct, NO work inleIli'
gently. IN reference TO consequences
adapting our means to contemplated
ends. Besides this, we are able to
study the worm and To raise our sTira.
lions to the Creator, towhom NO all owe
existence.
The little worm, mining tho field, is
not nero annoyance, an oijcct of
)"a'ling. It's existence has purpose
yun will not grudge IL the grains o.
wheat aud blades Of grass il devours.
rs but for IFS services your bountiful
hafven could not grow up to wl,en in
the summer sun, and return to cor barns
the Sheavos with which they are crowd.
cd. --Life M0sra,ed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11

The Rev. =. Burnett, while laboring as
aMissionatyin Southern Asia, discovered sim
pic and certain Cure foi Consumption, asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous DEBILITY, and
all impurities of the blood; also an easy and eff
fccual method Of inhalng the Remedy. Actu.
ated by a desire TO benefit his suffering fellows,
he will chcerfIly send tho Recipe (rroo) to
euch as desire IL, with full and explicit directions
for preparing and successfully using tho modi.
elmo. Address Rsy. e. S. BURNETT,
s3l Broadway, MY. City.
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Monument, Tomb, Head and Foot
Ui.. EOsCthes.'s Pills,

NHESE excellent FAMILY PILLS, long
Il and favorably known 10 the public, &
which possess such wonderful curative pro.
periies, can still be obtained of the Widow
Of the late DR.. John G. Lowther, a, her resi-.
dcnce in Clarksburg. To her only was i'm.
parted the formula for their preparation, *
they can be obtained Of no one but her
They will be kept constantly on hand iu
quantities 10 meet the demand that may be
made. &c April l5
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-06-11
THAT CHARMING TEMPLE
OF FANCY,
Groans under the weight of precious Jewels
The brilliant polish and sparkling lustre
Mark the purity Of the GoodsI

WE have Just received an assortment Of
magnificent Jewelry, & plain Gold Jewelry, the
brIl'iancy and artistic skill in design commands
the admiration of all
Cameo JeweIry-in sets.
This beautiful Jewelry, held in such high
estimation by the elite and fashionable, we have
a good assortment.
Gold stone JeWeIry, deservcdly termed the
Crown Jewels; our styles universally admired.
Mosaic Jeweiry-necds no euIogy;-its bril-.
lancy, purity, and excellence, and most chasts
design, bespeak an entrance to the most refined
circles.
MeurninG Jewclry.--You who arc dressed
incomplete without suit Of our me OK and mod
est mourning Jewels.
We have also just received rich assortment
Of Coin JcWeiry, for Gcntlenen's woat, viz:
shirt sets a nd sleeve buttons, coin purity-a
few sparkling Brilliant & IN Issive finger Rings,
Gold Pens and Pencils, Watch Seals, Keys and
Kings, Charms, &c. &c. In short VIC have quite
n variety of rich and fancy Goods, Silver & pIa-
ted SPcctaclcs, Tbmbcs, Watch Guards, SC.
Cur Book and Drug Department.
Within tho last ten days, largo additions have
been made To our stock.
800 quirc Blank Books,
GOO0 assorted Envelopes.
10 different varieties Of Papers;
10 - brands OF Pens
SCHOOL BOOKS Of every variety;
Drugs and Paints, always n large stock on
hand. H. We ask all in want Of Goods in
our line to give US call.
FIrCH CHALFANT.
Morgantown, April 30, 1858. If
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LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA F0UN.
DRY AND C0RN.CRACKERl

T HAVE just put up a pair of Corn. era kers,
and am now ready to crack your Corn. Com,
IN, friends and encinics, would have you all Il
know that am ready now to crack your grain
into cob-meal, &c., in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou want It done up right,
And have but little stole,
just bring along some frs, rate grain,
And will take the toll l
think net best in setting out
The people much to fatter,
Then come along and try your luck
Come sec what is the matter.
Then il you don't say all is right,
And to your ncghbors brag,
. The next time you may go of light,
And also lose the bag!
~ Then como right along to NINfON's, a,
Durbanna Foundry, and get your grain done up
into Coveted in short order. We can sell you
a Pump to furnish the water, and n big kettle to
mix your feed in. Canyon do better any where
clsc' March o, 1858.
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Home .ESG(H.

have removed my goods from Hagans' cor
ncr to my store-house adjoining the Court House
Square. am receiving new goods every week
and still selling at those very low prices. am
thankful for the very liberal patronage have
received from my old friends, az well as the
many new friends and acqnantancas ! have
made. Come everybody and get a portion OF
the good bargains have Oh hand.
April J., 1853. VIM. LAZIER
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Seeding Machines.

and now otiLr the territory OF the United STATE,
excepting tho States of illinois and M,ssouI;
and few counties in other States, which have
been already sold for s'le upon favorable terms
by TOWNSHIPS, CoUNTIi-S or STATES. This
Improvement wac patented Oh the goth Of July,
1906, and has been in the market but short
time. 1t is decidedly superior to ali othcr Ma
chimes for sowing broadcast, small grain, grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c., sc. particuisr-
~ the large machines, which are operated bv
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages q.
yer other sewers is in the Metal A gitators, which
readily pass through the grain in tho hoppers
and without friction. This machine is simple
IN it's construction, and readily adapted to The
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
to be sown is easily manufac tured by the mos,
ordinary mechanics and not liable to yet out q,
working order.
Persons in this vicinity desiring to purchase
rights, would do well to "put in" soon, as On
agents will shorty start out to visit the IaroSr
towns and cities in tho different States.
NOW is THE CHANCE, GENTLEMEN. if
you want to make money easily. There is NO
use in being poor all your lives, if YOU will oniv
"get up your spnnk" and purchase rights for
this valuable improvements. 1t recommends II.
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. wv" ~ WV
A sower may be seen in operation by eolino
at Rogers Fogle's Store, in Morgantown.
Feb. IL lS57-tf.
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IMPORTANT ITEM. (
One door further SOsslL {!

ID L. & N. BERKSHIRE announce Il
III. their friends aud the public, that the,
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
the South, lately occupied BY +. M. Chaliant
Druggist, where they have just received,
and are now opening, large stock Of Gro
ceries, 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 prompt customers at four months. 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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Cheap Goods! No Mistake.

Il HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure o,
informing his Old friends, aud ever, bod,
else, tkat he has purchased of Messrs. HA.
GANS& RUDE their entire stock of Goods,
and Will continue to occupy for the present.
the same Store.Room. There is general
assortment oil Goods on hand, well selected,
such as
DRY GOODS. Groceries,
HARDWARE, QuEENSWARE,
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS aud SHOES.
BoNNEFS. STOVES, Nails, &c.
And all other articles usually kept in
retail store. These Goods were purchased
with care by Messrs. Hagans s. Rude, and a,
low figures, but 10 make room Tor new
stock that am preparing TO bring on very
soon, l will sell them at reduced prices.
| have entered into the business az ain ex-
Pec,ing to continue i; as long as life, health
and the business will Justify. do not say
| will sell at less prices than my neis hbors,
but do say none shall undersell me. have
s,opted the Que price system. Goods mark.
ed III figures, everybody will get them at the
sumo price. Twill open accounts with plea.
sure with prompt payers,
| return my sincere thanks TO my old
friends with whom | done business pleasant
ly Tor many years, and cordially invite
them 10 renew our business relations again.
To the ftieuds and patrons Of Messrs
Haeans s. Rude, solicit a continue ton of
their business at the old stand. You shall
not regret il.
o. Country Produce taken in payment
for goods.
Feb. 5, 1853. WIN. LAZIER.
OS- have been engaged fer many wears
in business and although il has been gene.
rally ola very pleasan, and highly satsfac.
tory character, deem it proper, for the
present 10 discontinue, with many sincere
regrets on taking leave Of many persona |
friends and customers generally. AS will
be perceived Mr.. VIM. Lazer has purchased
our ehtire stock of Merchandise, and will
continue for the present at the oil stand,
corner OF High and Walnut streets. would
bespeak for him liberal patronage on the
part of the friends ann customers Of the re-
firing finn. G. M. HAGANS.
o. We would avail ourselves of this
| opportunity to tender our most grateful ac-
acknowledgements for the very generous pa.
tronags extended to US, and take pleasure in
recommending Mr.. WILLIAM LAZIER,
long and tavorably known to our customers,
hoping they may all find i, to their interest
to make their purchases of him.
Feb. D, 1853 HAGANS s. RUDE.
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ALI Right at the Red Post!
Those New Goods have arrived at last

ln0Se New Goods nave arrived al last.
We have Just received from Baltimore and
Lancaster and Scotch Ginghams;
Prints, Musins, pinsj
Very cheap black Dooskin;
Brass Hoops, Black Thread
Puff Combs, Cents Linen Handkerchers;
NafselIes Collars, SC, &C., &c.
ALSO
Prime Golden Syrup, Pepper, First rate so
cent Tea Bar Lead &c.
We have also concluded to run of those OK.
ira cheap Dolist Cassimercs for 81 cents. Now
is your opportunity for cheap pants and coats
Come soon they will not last long.
March 90 CHADWICK 4 NEPHEW.
We have also or banda complete assortment
OF GARDEN Seeds, and prime lot of Timothy
Seed. e. &. N.
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Remedy for Hard Timesl

INHE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
l. Times is ECONOMY, and the surest econo.
ny is to buy your goods at tho RED POST,
where have just been received from Bal timorc
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints;
White and colorcd Canton Flannels;
Red Channels, Domestic Ginghams;
Bed Tickings, Drillings, 1914 Shcctins;
Bleached and Brown Muslins, Brass Hoops;
Cotton Bats, Prime Golden Syrup, &C., sc.
IL Call and sec and satisfy yourself that il is
a great saving to bny your goods at the CASH
STORE Of CHiDIYiCK e. NEpHEW
January 6, 1858.
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscriber respectfully informs his former
customers and tho public generally that he is
now prepared, with Cards and Machinery 10 the
very best order, to card Wool on the shortest
notice, and in the best manner, at Amhers. Mil
let's Steam Mill on SCOTS RIM, in this County
Tic nsurcs all carding done well, and will pa
Tor any wool ho spoils IN carding. His terms
arc cents per pound when paid down, or 81
cents IL booked. The MscbGcs will be run BY
steam power therefore people need not be afraid
OF having to wait on high or low water.
Wool viii be received at 4. PckeBpaugh's tai
FOR shop IN MorgantnwD, and the rolls returned
there once OF twice in oyory three weeks.
JAMES v, MILLER.
Ecotts Run, May q, 1853. I52-u
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400 BARRELS EXTRA SALT, jus,
HOO received by the steamboat III.
ZERNE, and will be sold OF reduced prices
for Cash, at the Big Window of
Cdllendine s. Nye.
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,STR.FW' N.1T,S.
New Marble Shop,

The undersigned having purchased the stock
on hand from the former proprietor 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 all its branches, in goo
style and with despatch. They expect to have
on hand fine stock of both
ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
of the very best quality in a few 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 il
both too small business, and done only by
small men but they intend to pursue such a
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
raniy for all jobs TO be what they are represent
ed, to share liberal patronage,
shop in Lazier's Building, next to the Court
house. Call and 500 before purchasing else
where.
iLJ-Our Marble 10 bought for cash cons oquent-
~ We will be able to sell very low.
apl6,-f JNO. w. MADEIRA & co.
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Excitement in Morgantown !
Large Arriral Of FALL 8, WINTER
AT the Young America Clothing store.
IN III. STiNE has jus, returned from
-. the tsst with one of the LARG EST
CHEAPEST. aud most Fashionable Stocks
of Ready-made CLOTHING ever brought IN
this place, " hich he feels satisfied l,e can
sell cheaper than any other store in tho
country.
HIS stock consists in part Of 4Overcoa,s
and Dress, Frock and Business Coats of all
qualities and colors. Also very extensive
assortment OF Vests and Pants ofnew S, ,les
and patterns; together with a large stock of
Genllemen's Furnishing Goods, such as Caps
Under.shir.s, Drawers, Neck and Poke,
Hsndke rchiefs, Cravats, Gloves, Susponders,
Collars, Carpet-bags, &c. SC.
% Please give me call before purchas.
ing elsewhere. and don't forge, the sign Of
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