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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-03-25
OBIT u A r Y

COMMUNICATED
DIED, OF Efysipelas, February 81, 1859,
al the residence Of her husband near Fair.
view meeting, house, in MonongaIia county,
Mis-. AMELIA JOLLlFFE, wife of Col 4 !.
mos J"lI'ne, in the Glib year of her age.
The deceased was the mother OF thirteen
children, twelve of whom lived TO be men
and women, and len Of whom survive her.
She was kind and affeeliona,e wife and
mother. and good neighbor always ready
TO feed the hungry, and administer to the ne.
cessities OF The sick and needy. She was
generally to be found at The bedside OF the
SICK and dying in her neigbborhood admin
sieIing to their wants and trying to elevate
Their pain. But she is gone-may this af1lic.
tive providence be sanc,ificd TO the saliva.
ton OF her husband and all her children, for
the great Redeemer's sake.
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GIRARD HOUSE,

The Subscriber having leased the large
and connections House on the corner Of
Third and Smithfeld sts. known al the CT.
RARD HOUSE, and refited i, in the most
modern style, would respectfully solicit The
patronage OF The public, assuring them iha,
all The convenicences Of frsl.class Hotel,
Will always be at their commanl.
he Grard House is centrally located
and easy OF access, and visitors to The city,
either on business or pleasure, will find it
TO their advantage to favor il with their
patronage. V FEHL, Proprietor.
Pillsburg, Mar. 4, 1859, 1921
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Sale Of Valuable Property.

pY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
l1 me by James Knsley & Anna his wife
admitted to record in the Clerks Office Of
the County Court Of Monongaia county, on
Sd September, 1857 in order to secure the
payment 10 James A.. Curry, of the sum OF
Seven Thousand and One Hundred Dollars,
shall
On tile 25th day Of March, 1859,
on the public ground before the Court House
in Morsanlown. Monongalia county, Vir-
ginia, sell a, pubic auction TO the highest
bidder for ready money, all the right, title
and interest vested in me by said deed of
trust, whether legal or equitable, in and TO
all the real estate composing the Valley Fur
mace estate on Decker's creek, in the said
county of MOnorgalia, which was sold by
the heirs of Alpheus p. Wilson to the said
James Knsey, on the 16h day Of October
1854, consisting of several parcels of Land,
containing in the aggregate about fifteen
hundred acres, as described i'm an article of
agreement Of Edgar c. Wilson, for said heirs
OF Alpheus p. Wilson and the said James
Knsey, filed among the papers OF a suit now
pending on the Chancery side Of The Circuit
Court OF Monongalia county, wherein the
heirs Of said Apheus p. Wilson are plaintiffs
and the said James Kiusley ia defendant
reference whereunio is hereby had for more
particular description.
There is previous lien on these premises
for two thousand dollars of purchase money
due the heirs of Alpheus p. Wilson, with
interest thereon from the 10th of October,
1854, and the costs OF the Aforesaid suit now
pending 10 enforce said lien. VT is believed
there is no other lien on the premises prior
to said deed of trust; and The sale will be
subject TO said lien. The purchaser at this
sale will on payment and satisfaction of said
lien for purchase money eltile himself 10
complete RICH, AMI title to the premises.
w. 7. WILEY, Trustee.
Feb ed, 1859. 19lts
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

BsJ- See Mr.. ii. DER1Nas polite
invitation to pay up, and give it the
desired attention. This Notice was
put in type last week, but was acct.
dentally omittcdin making up the form.
We hope our. mistake will not in any
wise retard the forking over process,
but that it will 60 on the more briskly
in consequence Of tbc delay.
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TOTAL LIABILITIES, $l,506,3S7 IS
Unsettled claims not due, $l73, 926 81

IsVSSeS e4H'1dOly ddJUS!ed and Promptly paid.
UPWARDS or SlI 100000 OF LOSSES
nave have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co., in
the last 3S years. FIRE & INLAND NAVlGA.
TON. Risks accepted atterms consistent with
solvcncy and fair profit. Especial attention gil
ven to Insurance of Dwellings, and Contents 10
terms Of one to FIVE years. ~ n. ....s
The progress of this Corporation has boon
stable and uninterrupted through seasons o. f.
nancial sunshine and storm, or periods eyentful
In or exempt from sweeping conhagrations and
maritime disaster, Being long established on a
cash basis, tho troubles Of the credit system at.
tect us in no ma: rial particular.
during 90 hard i'".1s'' the security OF reliable
Insurance is an imperative duty-the ability Of
property owners to sustain loss being then much
iessened. Policies issued without delay, aud all
business attended to with despatch and fidelity,
by IL. b. SWEARlNGEN, Agent.
Morgantown, Va.
OfficE-Corncr Of Walnut, West side Main
street, near the Court house. 1y Dec. 0, 4 sos.
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The Nicl.mond E,mo,,ircv

published daily at 81 per annum--scm-
u weekly at So per annum--and weekly at
81 per annum.
The Campaign Enquirer '(sem weekly from
lst OF March to LIST of June, is published at the
following rates; Single subscribers Si.5o--
Clubs of five subscribers at $6--Ten subscribers
at 10, invariably in advance.
during the campaign, we shall give our read
ors full particulars Of the discussions between
Mr.. Letcher and Mr.. Goggin, as well az be.
tween other speakers. A..
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING,
JB. WooDwApD g. co
WOODWARD & co.

WoULD respectfully informs their ft;ends
w and the public generally, that tboy stilI
continue to manufacture SADDLES, BRJ5T. sc
COLLARS, HARNESS, &C., Of ali kinds, n,
snort nouco, and on the most reasonable terms.
Ihoir stock comprises every variety Of SAD,
DIES that arc made in Western yiTpitia and
are made only by tho best workmcn.
Persons wanting BUGGY or WAGON HAN.
NESS will do vol to give them call. ne Tho,
are well prepared to ell all orders in that branch
OF the business with hestness and dispatch,
B1-Shop up stairs in Evans Building adiojn.
ing the Court>Iouse square, Morgantown Va.
Jan. IS, 1890. iSsN,f
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NOTzCE.

LALL persons knowing themselves TO be-
indebted tothe firm of F A. DERING s. co.
or to II. DERING & BRO, are requested 10
make payment, Immediately, to III. Dering.
trust this notice will be sufficient.
March ID, 1850. 2,p.
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BW~ The Jackanapes who stole a
small sign from-the door of our Office
the other night, and affixed it to
his study in the rear ora certain Sem
mary, is welcome to the article. 1t is
not of much account anyhow, and we
were about done with it. Much good
may it do him!
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PRIME PROPERTY
At PUBLIC SALE.

On the Fourth Monday in February
1859. OH the public around 6efute the Cour
house in Morgantown, will be sold st Pub
lie Auction, 10 the highest bidder, by virtue
of certain deeds of trust, the
HOUSE AND LOT
where Simeon Segfrivd now resides, situate
on Front stree, in Morgan,own; also
THE HOUSE AND LOT
m Front street, late the property of Or. o.
Kelley. now occupied by Francis Berkshire.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ohe fourth cash in hand;
the residue IN egusl install menis, at six, l2
and Is months, with interest from the day
OF sale; AMI lien to be retained for the ur-
paid purchase money. The purchase money
will be applied by lis in satisfaction of the
liens on said property, according 10 their
priority. +. c. WILSON,
w, +. WILEY,
Feb 8, 1853 Trustees.
Postpentment.
The Sale of the above property is
postponed till Saturday the 10Th of
March next, at l o'clock, p. M.
r.. C. Wilson,
". Il. Wiley, Trustees.
.9G.GE.v'!
gSa. The Sale of the above proper
ty is further postponed till the Fourth
Monday in March, (it being Court
day: e. G: WILSON,
". T. Wiley, Trustees.
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FOR SHE.

ME subscriber offers for sale his house.
II and % Acres Of Land, ~ F.. Of w. T..
Willey's occupied by Thomas S. Bankert.-
Any reasonable time will be given if pur-
chase money is secured. Possession given
on The first Of April next, and if not sold by
the 18th OF March next. will be for mt
Peasons wishing 10 perchase will examine
the property. JOHN p. BYRNE.
Jan, 2l-2m ..
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M A RRIED:

On Thursday evening the 10Th instant ty
the Rev. James Dummond. Mr.. GEORGE
l.. SAMSEL. to Miss PRISCILLA MUIR.
ply, all Of Morganown.
~ The happy pair remembered The Ty-
pos handsomely. May their shadows never
grow less !"
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MONEY! Money! Money ~
lNI ITO 00Q D0II.ARS ,..n.ll 1c GnnnS


lVl 10000 DOLLARS worth of GOODS
at the RED POSITIVE arc Just receiving
from Philadeldhia and Baltimore a handsome
stock OF New Goods,-which will be sold very
cheap. We have u large stock OF SHAWI.S
and beautiful DRESS GOODS, most of which
VIII be cold much below early Fall prices.
We also have cheap lot of CLOTHING--.I,
out Of our usual line, and will sell i, Off very
low. Cdssimeres and Satinetis, as cheap as dirt
large stock oi,COBURGS and PLAlDS, VEL.
VET RIBBONS and BONNET TRIMMINGS
very low Brown and White SUGAR at rcdu
ced prices a supe.lor article Of
Golden Syrup and tine Horny, Sc. 81.
We have the largest and best stock Of Good.
III the County, and will sell them at the mos,
reasonable prices,-remomber none undcrSell
US. we stu have plenty of that good l2E CT,
COFFEE. For school girls we have 2 da,cn
nice dark WOODEN HOODS.
CHADWICK & NEPHEW.
December 10, 1853.
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SticLa Pin There.

N order 10 mike room for a large Spring
= ana Summefassortment Of CLOTHING,
! WI sell my pesen stock. yet on hand,
HcioW Cost. FORiCASH. Now gentle.
men, here is n chice for Cheap Clothing.
warren IL, lop. ID. III. slime.
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Farrel, Herring Sc Co.'s
PATENT CHAMPION SAFE.
.atc fire at Dubuque. Iowa.

- @'t WV oHI e.
Late fire at Dubuque. Iowa.
E| DUBuauF, Jan.7, 1859.
Gents - amrequested by Mr.. +. a. C. Coch.
rane, THIS pace, to say to you that on the
morning OF tho 18th inst. about 3 O'Clock, his
stsrc TOOK hre,and the entire stock of goods
was destroyed. The heat became so suddenly
intense that noie of the goods could possibly
be saved but brtunately his books and papers
which were in ne ofyour champion sa fes, were
all preserved PERFECTLY. And well they may be
called Champim, for during the whole confap-
ration there wa'one incessant pouring offame
directly upon Tie safe which contained them
And still, upon opening it the inside was found
to be scarcclywa while the outside was
most severely s,orched. Yours truly,
.. ". A. McLURE.
Hcrring's Patent Champion Fro and Burglar
Proof Safes, will HALL'S Patent Powder proof
LOCKS, afford The greatest security of any .aCe
in the world. Also side-board and parIor sn Ccs
ofelegant workmanship and finish, for plate. &c.
Farrell, HERRING & Co., have removed
from "a Wnlnh ST., to their new store, No.
620 Chestnut St., (JaYNE's HALL, J where the
largest assortment of Safes in the world can bio
found. FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
629 Chestnut Street, fJayne's Hall, y
March Is, 1886. 4mos.
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TEE REID POST

is JUST THE PLACE!
Just received from lbado and Baltimore
Colofed Drlliugsnd Cambfics,
Prints and Brown Mrslins,
Hoop skirts, Velvet Ribbons, Spool Cotton,
&c. Also,
Col'd Shaker Ho4s g. Bonnet Rvches &
Syrup, Rice, Ded. Soda aad Tea.
From Pi,tsbWg. psS,eamer Jefferson.
5 hhds. prime N SUGAR.
10 bbls. do. ~ MOLASSES,
Feb "a. CAbwJcx & NErnEw.
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EBE,FCA S.TsBYE8ENG.
AFFLICTED READ n!

III L lJiO III. 1tLAB
DHILADELpHtA MEDICAL HoUsE.-.rs-
teblishcd twenty-five years ago, by Dr.
Kinko''n, corner Of Third and Union Streets,
Philadelphia, Pa.
TWENTY. TH'O YEARS
Exrcronce has rendered Dr.. r. most sue
ccssiul practitioner in the cure Of aIl diseases
OF private nature manhooods debility as an
impeachment TO marriage ; nervous and sexual
inhrmities, diseases OF the skin, aud those from
abuse Of mercury
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys, in solitude, often growing up with them
to manhood and which if not reformed in duo
time, not only begets serious obstacles 10 me-:
rimonal happiness. and gives rise 10 a @; rios
OF Protraoted, insidious aud devastating afFcc.
tons.
Few Of those who give way to tbs nor ,ic;oy .
practice are aware Of the conse luenaes un,I
they find tho nervous systcr, sh.ucreJ ioni
strange and unaccountab'e ssnsotiors onJ
vague fears in The mind (Sce pages, 81 9s
~, OF DR.. KS book or observation-disclosures ,
nc unfortunate 'hus affected becomes rcebIo
is uaaoIe TO labor wish accustomed viqor n, ,o
apply ms nina TO st.dy; his step is tardy and
"eSh nc 10 du'i rresoluic, and enpares even
III ms sports with less energy than usual.
no emah%ipato himself before the prnciico
mas dono it's worst, and enter inatrimnnv L;
marriage is uniiuitu l. his scnse tells him ,ba e,
this IS caused by his early follics. These ara
concentrations which should awaken the at,cr.
"'n Of all who arc similarly situated
.,. IL EMEDIBER,
TIC who places himself under DR., Kink elm -
treatment, may feligiously confdo in his honor
as a, gentleman, aud rely upon tho assurance.
that tho secrets OF DR.. KS patients will ncvn,
be disclosed. "''''
Young Man-lot no false medosty deter vo,
ron making your case known to one, who from
caucsuon and responsibility, can certainly be-
iriond yo,i. '' "
DR.. kinkclin's residence has been for ,lo lac,
twenty-five years at the N. w. Corner Of Third
and Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
IA 1IENTS 4 n 4 DISTANCE. .
can have (by stating their case explicitly, TO
gether with all their symptoms, per letter ON.
closing remittance) DR.. K.'s medicine anne.
propriatcd accordingly. "Pf'" v
Forwarded to any part OF tho United State,
and packed secure from Damage or Curiosity, by
Mail or Express. -
REdD YOUTH IND MANHOOD.
vigorous Life Premature Death, Kinke.
lin on Seli.PreserVation-4Oni
% Ccnte.
Letters containing that value in stamne oil
ensure copy per return Of mail.
GRATIS! GRATiSi GRAT;Sil,
Free G1FT q, All
MISER W Rt5LEJVED
"Eoturo's Guide - a now md ,nnnia. W.,
WI OF yaluoblo advice, and impressive warning
".lNo VWoulated TO prevent years Of misery, and
save thousands of lives, is distributed wtibnut
charge, and forwarded by mail, pro,noid ,o 80
part Of the United States. on reee,yine an ~, 1y
enclosing two postage stamps.
gam ~ 1892 iS5 ~
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

DA|hh ~ ~ - LIMA llOAN.
Virginia, So AT Rules held in the
Clerks office OF the Crcnit Court Of Moncn.
gala County OH the first M nday in Fcbru-
airy, 1859.
Bum, Raiguel & Co., complainants,
Fletcher Brock, et al, Defendants.
IN CHANcERY.
The objec, of This suit is to recover from
defendant Brock the sum Of l50 dollars aud
bo cents, which j, is alleged he owes 10 said
complainan's, and TO attach The same in the
hands OF deft. Moses Slrosnider, and also 10
attach certain tract Of land in said county
belonging 10 said Brock
An i, appearing from an affidavit filed IN
this cause That Defendant Brock is no, res.
ident OF this State, II is ordered tina, he do
appear here within one month after dnn pnh.
LEGATION hereof and do what is necessary 10
protect his interest in said suit
A coPy-Trste
LEWIS S. LAYTON, Clerk.
iKeck & Heck. p. q ...
February II. 1853 81
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guy goo dsj our cfoditofs' Wfsmot lake tHatkIMul
xoi pay. We want the money. Now friends
we nope you will respond to this call soon
and much oblige your friends, &C.,
CALLENDiNE q NYE.
Feb. IL, 1860.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
EDr. D, PhcJns Rroxy,

TIME great clier of Consumption. was for
Il several yeari so sadIy afIi icted by Dyspep.
STA that fora par Of the time he was confined
to his bed. Hgvas eventually cured by a pre-
scriPtion furnished him by .young cIairvoyant
gni. This prescription, given him by mere
chIId, while in tate oftrancc, has cured ev-
cry body who mistaken il, never having failed
once. 1t is equity as sure in cases of fits as of
Dyspepsia.
ssy-esseeS><SEss sefogssSgsss- An cngra-
- wing 10 hero
Ssr~'+. ss-:''7-@s given or Tho
principal herb entloyed in this medicine, and
a., inc 'hgredie1tsa are TO be found in any drug
any Person, on receipt Of one stamp to pay
postage. address DIR. o. PHELPS BROWN,
March IS, 1851 3nos
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II d IL as H. " n, The saw
IL uSysly, ~, D,,I,,,. ~

IL mills on Decker's Creek. Ono
OF which, with gang of six saws, cuts tim e.
Der 90 feet the other, one saw, cuts 80 feet
long; with Turning Shop, Brick Dry house,
Lumber and Log Yard, Boat yard and Wharf
at Mouth of said Creek; aud two Dwell
i'ng Houses. now tenanted by Fairthild
Lawhead & Co
Also, the Farm, adjoining town and
flour MILL. Said farm contains GOO q.
cree: The greater portion having been IN med
ow ana grazing ground, for many years,
which would be lea spd in separate narts
Tor grazing or cuitivation-also, two Dwell
ling HOUscSin Town. Cash will be pa id
Tor Merchan'able wheat at said Flour Mill.
by Guseman * Rogers.
=, JOHN ROGERS.
M"rgantown, Noy. ~, IS5S-2m.
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eJ~ The Prospectus of tho "GRAr.
TON GUARDIAN" is issued. Send and
get copy, and circulate it.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Lucinda T.. Cushman, "a Tall the mar.
Us. ~ lies iute,esicl
Daniel Kitkhart Ell al. in this cause take
noi'ce that in pursuance Of the decree rem.
uered IN this cause al tho September term,
1897, shall proceed TO discharge the duties
required of me as Comm issioner Of the Cir.
cult Court f.Monongalia County 10
settle the accounts Of John r. Fleming as
administrator of Squire Cushman, deed. and
also ascertain what Lens, claims & debts ex.
ISL on and against the estate of said Squire
Cushman, their amounts and priorties-al,
so the real estate of said Cushmap in ,h;s
Commonwealth and lis annual val.
Nc, &C. At which time and place the mar
yes interested are required 10 appear be.
lore me and protect their interests in The
premises. r. T., BERKSUIRE
Master Comm'r Circuit Court NJ G.
Jan. 26, 1859. 1885
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NYHEELING NAILS.--I have iust rccoiv.
~ CD fresh supply Of Wheeling Nails assert.
ca Sizes Also by 10, 10 by IL Glass which I
will sell very cheap for cash.
Dec. 10 1851 WM J.sz,ER
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We W .aGEV}
First Class Fire g. Inland InST
by the Etna Insurance Company
Hartford, Connecticut,
lcorporated 1879 Charter peru
Cash capital 700, 000S

Incorporated 1879 Charter peri
Cash capital $1,000, 600,
absolute and animpaired Wiih a Surpi,S(l
S5OG,3s7 IS; and the prestige of IS years sue.
cess and experience. Assets Jan. 4, 1863.
Cash in huhd and Deposites in Hartford
Banks, ~ " S34S,l32 go
Cash in transit md Agents hands, l66, S72 90
Money due the Company secured by H
Mortgage, 6,4lS O4
Real Estatesunincumbered, 47,653 AZ
Bills receivable, 35,l77 Is
MARKET VALUE.
lo2 Bonds 6, 7 and 10 per ct. interest
annually, lO2, 900 90
Coz Shares Rail Road Stock, 90, 446 90
90 i" Connecticut River CO. stock, $50 90
90 - Stafford Bank, 5000 90
90 - Waterbury Bauk, 5000 90
80 Providence Bsnk, 1880 90
23O0 Hartford Bank, 1919, 0GC 90
$3.50 New York Bank, 500, 662 so
is Jersey City Bank, l,426 90
100 United States Trust Co.
Ny. Stock, lo,Os0 90
100 Shares New York L. !. and Trust
Co. Stock, $4,000 90
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8@- This is the last number of tn
"UNIoN" that will be issued under tn
present arrangement.
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DHlLhDELPH1A MEDICAL H0USE.-Es-
J. teblishcd twenty-five ycsrs. ago, by DR..
Kinkciih, corner Of Third and Union Streets,
PhiladclDhia, Pa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-16
THANKSGIVING SlRION
or
RhT. JOHN CHI n BERS
ATFlE5f INOEPENDENI CHURCH,
OF ELP ETA,
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2I, 1889.


The Speaker read, as Introductory 10 his Ser
/ mon, from 0th chapter oI Dealerohomy, and the
! % chapter OF First timothy. Then alter pray
er, ne SAID =
! have announced 10 you my purpose 10 re-
lieve my heart oi burden 'hat mas oppressed
me tor long time: am an American cItizeh
an american minister oi lhe gospel love
this Bible. love the Constitution aAa It's iaws' %
am man ol Pea0s' "aFe He"'' ioi tue
nation. ! love It from It's extreme Northern
verge to the utmost HM'ls oil us ooothefn 0oun-
! dary. love 1t from Inc spot upon Whica iails
the hrSt ray ol the mofolhS sum- 10 tnat lar Oh
West, where Iinger lhe last beams OF the suns
evening retirement. / love II from It's centre
TO It's cIrcumieFence. I''e II as """'
| am ready 10 i've oy L as u"It am ieauy 10
Pul me b'ood Oh my "eaF' HeSu upon us d"ai'
rather than sec II anything eiSe thdh D.
MT.
The worth OF tnls Onloh 10 ourselves and Inc
world Of mankind is lnhnitely beyond Price
No powers OF arithmetic no mathematical ge-
MUS, however cultivated can h5ure out the
intrinsic value OF this Unlon 20 ourselves and 10
the race. The eyes ol ihe clVlIlzeu world are
upon Us to-day. FlXed ana STEADY Is 'hat gaze
that comes from every quarter OF the gIo9e II
seems just TO hover, IN It's burning look, upon
this galaxy OF States, re nations OF mankind
are watching Us win eSpeciai interest," because
we are engaged IN working out the great mo-
mentous problem OF seIi-government' Inc nm
ger Of sco:n has been POINTED tpe pen OF Inc
Opponents OF republics has beer dipped long and
deep, and has dashed rapidly across the page
declaring the ImFosslOlll'y OF our sue
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-12-16
VOL. 8, NO. 90

stool of God Almighty shall be able TO say any
thing else than these United States) what
man in this Nation, whether he be- native or
an adopted citizen, is willing to see the United
States dissolveds-You may say there is no dan
ger. tell you, my brethren there is danger,
unless our people come up TO the great duty OF
obeying God, Of srendering to Cesar the thir
that are Cesar s"-uniess our pupits cease
their clamor against the Constitution and the
aws-uniess the ministers of God regard their
obligations and teach the people their duty of
bdelry and fidelity to God-unless men cease
preaching from the altar that.i is better to put
into mans band rifle, death-weapon, ra-
than mothers Bble-unless we cease the a.
citation and abuse that arrays State against
State-unless we abandon all sectionalisn, and
resolve that We will adhere to the Constitution
| and the laws, reforming that Constitution and
those laws, when Necessary, by legitimate and
orderly methods. II we move on in tins way,
our Republic will remain. IF there is any
man who would wish TO see this nation severed.
who would tear into fragments that banner of
stripes and stars and pluck the feathers from
the proud eagle ol my country, let him fall
crushed and nangl d before gazing laughing,
a disappearing, world of crowns and despotic
sceptres. | say to day, before the Eternal am.
Father, Son and Holy Ghost, land If were on
the banks OF the Potomac, Standing by that
vault at Mount Vernon, would say il over The
sacred dust of the immortal Washington,) the
man that would labor or would wish for the
dissolution OF the American Union, let him be
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