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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
EARLY CUTTING OF HAY.

Some years ago | cut some very
good grass before harvest, and before
the blossoms had entirely fallen off,
1t was cured in the very best manner,
and placed in n NOW to which l could
! at any time have access. After harvest,
and when the seed had become so ripe
as to shell ont considerably, l cut the
same kind Of grass in the same field,
and placed it III separate NOW. At q
favorable time Tin the following wintcr)
for making fair experiment, l carried
ont to my cattle hay from the NOW in
which | had stored that which had
been cut while green, (bcforc the har-
vcst,) and fed to each separate parcel.
After they they had fairly commenced
feeding upon, carried to each par
! Gel OF that which had been cut after
harvest, and from which the seed shel!ed
when it was handled, In every instance
the cattle Immediately quit the "beau-
tlfnl green hay" and ate up clean that
which was cut after harvest, before
again touching the former. Indeed,
III many instances, they threw from
their mouths the green hay, the sooner
to go at the other. / repeatedly tried
the same experiment, and the result
was the same in every instance. The
reason of the preference shown by the
cattle for the hay cut after harvest, |
suppose to be this: it was much more
easily masticatCd, and sweeter in flavor
than the other; that it retained, in the
stems, leaves and seeds, all the nutri-
tive matter which it possessed when
green. and probably with some addi-
| tons, derived from the earth and at
mosphere, over and above that of the
green hay.
The green. early cut hay, although
1t retained its green and beautiful ap-
pearance, was tough and difficult to ma.
stIcate; and very probably the crude
and uuelaboratcl sap acquired an acid
and bitterish taste which was disagree
able to the palate, and deIctorious to
the health of the cattle. BE this as it
may, the experiments fully satisfied me
that the cattle were moro fond of the
latter cut hay that they would cat
more of it. and keep in better condition
upon it than upon the earlier green
hay. have not so perfectly expert
mented in regard to horses and sheep.
But have observed that they always
made tho same choice with the cattle
when opportunity offered; no doubt
for the same reasons. j. II. II. Seneca
Co. Country Gentleman.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
IMPORTANT ITEM.
One door farther SOasiIa!
REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS |

p L. s. N. BERKSHIRE announce e.
~. their friends and the public, that the,
have removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room OH
the South, lately occupied by +. M. Chalfant
Druggist. whore they have just received,
and are now opening, large stock Of Gro
crries, Confectionery, Tobacco, Scgars, and
great variety OF Notions and useful articles
Of almost every description purchased in the
East-all which they will sell low fur 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 10 the
Court House. r. L. & N. BERKSHIRE.
November l6, 1857. 1876
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

The Rev. G. y. Burnett, whilo Iaboring as
Misslonaryin Southern Asia, discovered a sim
pie and certain Cure fo' Consumption, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Debility, and
all impurities of the Blood; also easy and ef-
iecual method Of inhaling the Remedy. Actu.
ated by a desire TO benefit his suffering fellows,
he will 'cheerfully send the Recipe (free) to
such as desire il, with full and explicit directions
for preparing and successfully using tho Dodi-
cine. Address Rev.C. s. BURNETT,
S3l Broadway, NY. City.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
Remedy for Hard Times !

FNHE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
Il Times is ECONOMY, and the surest econo-
my is to buy your goods at the REQ POST,
where have just been received from Bal timorc
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints;
White aud colOred Canton Flannels;
Red Channels, Domestic Gingkams;
Fed Tickngs, DrilIings, 1914 Sheetinq;
BieaChnd snd Brown Muslins, Brass lioops;
Cotton Bats, Prime Golden syrup, Sc, &c.
H. Call and sec and satisfy yourself that il is
great saving to buy your goods at the CASH
STORE Of EHiDJpICK & HgPUELV
January 6, 1853.
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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 in the
very best order, to card Wool on the shortest
notice, and in tho best manner, at Amhers. Mil
ler's Steam Mill on SCOTS Rvn, in this County.
lie insaros all caTding done we'll, end will pay
for any wool he spoils in carding. His terms
are b cents per popnd when paid down or'6I
cents IL booked. The Machines will DO run by
steam power therefore people need not be afraid
OF having to wait on high or low water
Wool will be received at s. Pickenpaugh's tai
rshop in Morgantown, and the rolls returned
there once or twice in oyery three weeks.
JAMES II. MILLER.
ScotPs Run, May ~ 1853. 1b2-tf
CABLE5.---Just received at the
Red Post, 10, Of BOAT g. RAFT CABLES
which ate for Gale cheap.
Chadwick s. Nephcv.
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LOOK OUT FOR DURBANNA FOUN.
DRY AND CORN.CRACKER,

T HAVE just put up a pair OF Corn. crackers,
and am now ready to crack your Corn. Come
On, friends and enemies, would have you all 10
know that an ready now to crack your grain
into cob.meal, &C., in fine style, right along.
Now ifyou want 1t done up right,
Aud have but little stole,
Just bring along some first rate grain,
And will take the toll
think not best in setting out
The people much to hatter,
Then come along and try your luck
Come zee what is the matter.
Then il you don't say all is right,
And To your neighbors brag,
The next time you may 60 of light,
And also lose the bag!
III Then come right along to NIMON's, at
Durbnnna Foundry, and get your grain done up
into Cow-feed in short order. We can sell you
u Pump to furnish the water, and big kettle TO
mix your feed in. canyou do better any where
elsef March 8, 1858.
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Home sTgHSH.

have removed my goods from Hagans' cor
ncr to my store-honse adjoining the Court louise
Square. am receiving new goods every week
and still selling at those very low prices. ! am
than Iui for the very liberal patronage have
received from my old friends, rs wei! as the
many new friends and acquaintance l have
made Come everybody and get portion OF
the good bargains have on hand
April !, 1858. WIN. LAZIER.
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<&sss>s
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49, ~ =. - a.. 30. :. e~>
this FARMERS COLUMN.
Different Opinions about 1t.

The two following articles present
entirely conflicting opinions about the
proper time for cutting grass for hay.
We publish them to set farmers to
thinking and experimenting for them.
selves. Forty years ago, in Eastern
Pennsylvania, when and where we
spent many a day in making hay in
company with the blooming Dutch
damsels Of that period, it was the GUS
tom to make hay before harvest. limo
thy was generally cut in blossom, before
the Glover with which it was mixed,
was dead and vAluelcss, but in Western
Pa. and hereabouts, the grass is left
standing until after harvest, and it
ofton becomes very ripe before cut
Which practice is best? Wepausc for
a reply.-ED. UNION.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09

MRESU GARDEN SEEDS, we'll
- selected and neatly put up, con-
slstlng of all the varieties of Garden
Vegetables for family use. For sale
at the Big Window, by
March 8. CALLENDINE & NYE.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-07-09
Dr. L0sDshe,''s E'Siys.

TNHESB excellent FAMILY PILLS, long
u and favorably known 10 the public, &
which possess such wonderful curative pro-
pet,ies. con still be obtained Of the Widow
OF the late Or. John G. Lowther, at her resi-
dcnce IN CloIbsbutg. To her only was i'm.
parted the formula for their propagation, 81
they can be obtained OF no one but her
They will be kept constantly on hand, in
quantities 10 meet ihe demand that may be
mace II April %.
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no WOU!SG3.6sUEkDEEs.S =.

TIE trustees Of the Morgantown Fe.
male Academy wiz receive proposals for
building on addition TO The ga id Academy Of
80 by 81 feet, q stories high. Plan aud spe.
ciGcations may be seen OF the Office of vii.
ley & Bunker. job will DO le, aI,opettet or
in parcels, to sui, Contractors. One Con.
tractor for The whole preferred.
by order Of tie Board.
May Z, 1859. If
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Furnishing Goods!
$WK.RE ~" EE.ET$.
New Marble ShOp.

The undersigned having purchased the stock
on hand from the former proprietors of the Mar
bic Shop carried on by Mcssrs. Sheets & White,
beg Leave to inform their friends and the pub.
lie i'll 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 a 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 q
call. Ii is not their intention or purpose to
BORE tho 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, IL any of the latter we have
They hope by strict attention to business
with moderate charges, together with war.
ranty for all jobs TO DO what they are represent
ed, to share a liberal patronage,
shop IN LaZier's Building, next to the Court
house. Call and SEQ before purchasing else
where.
DJ-Our Marble is bought for cash consequent.
" we will be able to sell very low.
apl6,--f JNO. w. MADEIRA & co.
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DIR. HALTOS's
sEFfEEsEdsG.s' HsELE$!
Joy TO THE IVORLDl
YOUNG AMERICA VICTORIOUS

Ohe small box OF Pills cures nincty.nnc cases
oat Of hundred. No Bnlsain, no Morcury, no
.odm on the breath, no fear Of detection. Two
small pills doscs tastoless and baF,nIess as
watcr. FUll directions ane given, so that the
patient can cure licss!f az certain as with the
advice Of tho Wost experienced surgeon, and
much better than With the advice Of one OF Little
experience in thisCllss ofdiseasos.
SENT ny NAIL to any part Of tho ,count,V
by enclosing Que dollar to Or. u. G. WALroN,
No. I'D North Seventh street, below Race,
Philadelphia. 4 hbslai discOuHt 10 Tie Vads. -,
None genuine without the urHisE signature Of
ID. e.. Walton, Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for Sclfabase, Weakness,
&c, rs entirely different [rem tho usual course
Dr.. w. has cured hundreds who have tiled 9th.
Grs without benefit. The treatment is as certain
tn cure as tho sun is to rise. Enclose stamp,
and address DR.. W. as above, giving full his
tory ~ yoD' casc, mud you viii bloss the day
you made The rHoU 10 secure 'cha' IL certain -
J 'dd'c" t1t' tcb. D, lsjS--iy'
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Cheap Goods! No Mistake.

l. HE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure o.
informing his cd friends, aud every body
else, tkat he has purchased Of Messrs HA.
CANS g. RUDE their entire stock OF Goods,
aud will continue tn occupy for the present.
the same ore.Roon. There is general
assortment oil Goods OH hand, we'll selected,
such as
DIZZY GOODS. Groceries,
HARDWARE, QuEENSW ARE.
HATS and CAPS, BOOTS and SHOES,
BONNErS. STOVES, Nails, &c.
And all other articles usually kept in
retail store. These Goods were purchased
with care by Messrs. Hagans & Rude, and al
low figures, but to make room for new
stock tina, am preparing TO bring on very
soon, will sell them at reduced prices.
| have entered into the business AGAIN ex.
pecting to continue i; as long as life, health
aud the business will Justify. do not say
will sell at lees prices than my neiahbors,
but do say none shalt undersell me. | have
slopted the one price system. Goods mark.
ed in figures, every body will get them a, The
sumo price. will open accounts with plea.
sure with prompt payers.
| return my sincere thanks 10 my old
friends with whom done business pleasant.
~ Tor many years, and cordially invite
them TO renew our business relations again.
~ tuS IuNfONs Ol NlPSSIS.
Hagans s. Rude, ! solicit contnna ton of
| their business at the old stand. You shall
not regret it..
O. Country Produce taken in payment
for goods.
Feb. 5. 1853. WIN. LAZIER.
0-S- have been engaged for many years
in business, and although i, has been gene.
rally OF very pleasant aud highly satsfac.
tory character, deem it proper, for the
present TO discontinue, with many sincere
regrets on taking leave Of many persona |
friends and customers generally. As will
be perceived Mr.. VIM. Lazier has purchased
our entire 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. liAGANS.
CO. We would avail ourselves of this
opportunity to tender our most grateful &C.
acknowledgements for the veiy generous pa.
tronaSe extended to US, and take pleasure in
recommending Mr.. WILLIAM LAZlER,
long and favorably known to our customers,
hoping they may all find it to their interest
TO make their purchases of him.
Feb. 3, 1858. HAGANS s. RUDE.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


I SSS) 4 Benevolent Institution, established
1oco} 6y special cndorment, for the reiisf
Of the sick and distressed, afflicted Nth Prudent
and Epidemic Diseases.
The Directors of this well known Insti:utiop
IN their annual report upon the treatment of
sexual Diseases, for the year ending January
1908, express the highest Batsiac tion with ,bc
sncccss which has attended the Iabors OF tho
Consulting Surgeon, in the cure of Spermator,-
hoca, Seminal Weakness, Impotence, Gonorr-
hoea, elect, Syphilld, the vice of Onanism. {,
Sci habpsc, &c, aud order continuance Of H.
game plan Tor the ensuing year. The Consultirg
surgeon Is authorized TO give Medical Advice
Gratis to all who apply by letter, with DIES.
cflption OF their condition Gage, occupation.
habits OF life, &c. and in cases of extreme nov
erty, to FURNISH MEDICINE Free of Chare.
Some OF the new remedies and methods off
ment, discovered duriaG ;he last year, arc of
great value. -
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoca, or
Seminal Wakneas, the Wee Of OnaRism, Mastur.
baton, selt-abuse, and other diseases Of the
Sexual organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, vii!
he sent by mail lin sealed letter envelope,
'Fee o. charge, on'receipt oftwo stamps for post,
age. Other reports and Tiacta, on The nature
and treatment Of SGsggl Diseases diet, &C., are
constantly being published for gratu,ous distri-
button, nnu will be sent to the afflicted.
Address, for Report treatment Dr. GEORGE
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Asso.
cation, No. South Ninth Street, Pbilaala Pa
By order OF the Directors. -
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRcnuLD, Secretary. Feb 10, '5S.
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The Proprietor, in calling tho attention OF the
public to this pre- poration, does so with feel.
ing Of the utmost confidence in its virtues and
adaptation TO the diseases for which il isJecom-
mended.
II no new and ,untriod article, but one tia,
has stood the tctt Of ten years. trial before
American people, and its reputation aud sale i:
nntiyalled by any similar preparations eStant.
prominent and well.Snown Physicians and indi.
yiduals IN ~ parts Of The country is immense,
and oorefu. perpsal ortho Almanac, published
annually 10y tho proprietor, and TO BIO bad gratis
OF any OF his agents, cannot bu, satisfy the most
fFkepucal that this remedy is really deserving
tho great celebrity IL has attained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. dis
Arch street, Phiisdelphis, Pa.
:, For sale by fitch & Cbalfsnt, Morgantowo,
Va.i Or. v. Conway, Faitmont. <.'S
February 10, jsJS,--iy.
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promiscuous sexual intercourse, by self>abuse,
or by sexual excess, with advice for their pre-
| vcntion, written in familiar lyle, avoiding II
medical tcchnicaIitics, and everything that
would offend the ear OF decency.
Testimony ofthe Professor Of Obstetrics in Penn
College, Phiiadeiph d.-"DR. HUNTERS MED
ICAL MANUAL.''-The author of this work
unlike the ma jority of these who advertise to
cure the diseases of which il treats, is gradu-
ate Ofone of the best Colleges in the u. States.
IT affords me pleasure to recommend him to the
unfortunate, or to the victim of ma practice, as
sucoeesfl and experienced practitioner, in
whose honor end integrity they may place the
greates: confidence. JOSEPH Love sHoRE, NJ ID.
From Il. WoodVard, NJ. d, of Penn University,
Phitada.'-lt gives me pleasure to add my testi>
mony to the professional ability Of the Author of
tho q" Medical Manual" Numerous cases Of Dis
eases Of the Genital Organs, some OF them of
long standing, have come under my notice, in
which his rkillhas been manifest in restoring to
perfect he alth, in some Instances where the pa
tient has been considered beyond medical aid
] tho treatment Of semina! weakness, or disar-
rangsmept ofthe functions produced by Self
abuse, or 1EcesG of venery, do not know his
superior IN The pro leCsion. have been acqpain-
ted with the author some thirty years, and deem
It no more than Justice to him as well a kind
ness to the unfortunate victim of early ndscre-
ton, to recommend him as one in whose profess
sionai skill and integrity they may safely confido
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD, NJ. d.
One copy, securely enveloped, will be forwar.
ded free of postage to any part of the u. States,
tor 20 cents, or copies for Sl.00. DJAddrgs
COSDEN CO., Publishers, Box 1877, Phiad'a.
~ Booksellers, Canvassers and Box Agents
supplied on The most liberal terms.
December 20, 1857. ly
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THAT CHARMING TEMPLE
OF FANCY,
Groans under the weight of precious Jewels.
The brilliant polish and sparkling lustrs
Mark The purity Of the Goodsl


WE have just received an assortment of
magnificent Jcwelry, plain G old Jewelry, the
nrllIinncy and artistic skill in design commands
the admiration Of all
CAMEO Jewelry.v-in sets
This beautiful Jewclry held in such higb
estimation by The elite and fashionable, we have
good assortment,
Sold stone JewelGy, descrvedly termed the
Crown Jewels; our styles universally admired
Mosaic Jewclry-needs no eulogy;--its bril-.
nancy, purity, and excellence, and most chaste
design, besPeak an entrance TO the most refined
circles.
Mourning JeweIry.-You who are dressed
IN the habIilments OF mourning your toilet 10
hcomplete without n suit of our me ok and mod
est mourning Jewels.
We have also just received a rich assortment
OF ON J'WeFy, for Gentlcnon's wear, viz:
Shirt sets a nd sleeve buttons, coin purjty-a
few sparkling Brilliant s. 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-
ted SPectacics, Thimblos, Watch Guards, &C.
Our Book and Drug Department.
Within the last ten days, large additions la ye
been made to our stock.
900 quiro 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
band. " We ask all in want Of Goods in
our line to give us 4 call.
=, FITCH & CHALFANT.
MoFgantown, April 80, 1858. If
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o. On hand: Cloths, Cassimercs, Csssi.
nelts, vestipgs. &c, Gen,lemen's DRESS,
Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Socks, Handker.
chiefs. &c. &c.
continue, as heretofore, TO make 10 orde
all kinds OF Gentlemen's ou,er garments
and having received the latest fashions and
the goods To correspond, am ready to wait
upon customers &c their entire satisfaction
MorSantown, Nov. 3. NJ. HAYES.
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