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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-02

Il.
DY virtue of n writ of icri lcas to directed from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas of Putnam County Oh ia
will Offer for sale the door of the Court House in said
county Monday the 9th day of October next 1885,
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ and four o'clock
of said day the following described tract OF land to wit
The west half of tie north west quarter OF section
twenty-five two south range east contunin
eighty less. Taken the property OF john
Officer to satisfy judgment in favor of Curtis Buckng
ham & Co.
I. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
SHERGFFs OFFICE,
Kalida Sent. lst A. d. 1916, 9J6d
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-09-02

6T The following letter was received by
gentleman in this village, dated:
COLUMBUS, Aug 81, ls45.
"I have but moment to say to you
"Stand from under''-he Wooster Bank
paper is refused here this morning almost
universally. The Banks are not yet open
this morning, but it is expected they will
refuse it. A letter received in town says it
has gone by the board, the way of all paper
banks. In great haste yours &c. MN
We do not find this information confirmed,
but it adds proof to our previous information
that among well-nformed men the Bank is
believed TO be in tottering condition.
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SHERIFF's UFFICE,(
Kallda Sept. Cd. A. d. l845.
ATTACH MENT NOTICE.

ATTACH MENU NUTICE.
A T our instance, an attachment was this day
n issued by John Kuhns, justice of the
Peace, of Union Township, Putnam County,
against the property and effects of Andrew Nc
Clure, nonresident of said County of Putnam.
RICE & COULTER.
August 10, 1915. ew234
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMIN SIKATVR7S SAIE.
DY vruc of order from the Court Of Common Pleas
- of the county Of Putnam and State Of Ohio will offer
for the 9Th day of Ocoher newt between the hours
often o'clock A. NJ and four O'Clock p NJ. n the Court
House in Kada the following described property, heong
inG TO the estate of Morgan prncott decensed 10 wit
The half of the northwest quarter of section numer
fourteen (+ Township number two (2) SOUTH of range
number six 6l east Also the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section number fifteen ISL same
Township and range-nll situated in tie said county Of
Putnam; containing in the WHOLE hundred and twenty
of land.
TERMs-Onehird in hand; one.third in ono year, and
third in years from the time of said sae-he de-
ered payments he secured y mortgage the premises
All to be sold sulectto the widows dover.
JOHN SPROTT,
Adm'r estate of Morgan LippincOtt.
10Th Anrnst 1s4I 5w234
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. Alexander Hall, a preacher of the
Brethren called Disciples, will deliver ser
mon at the Court House in this place, on
next Lords day, at eleven o'clock, A. M.
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RISLEYS' EXCHANGE.

biIobE1o EACllAINbE.
VEYTE subscriber has purchased tho
M IL old stand, in the brick building
Mill lircctly opposite the Court House, in
EAna Knlida, Putnam county, Ohio, favora-
ssas1z'<n~ blv known as "Risley's EXchange.'-
He respectfully solicits the patronage of the pub
lic--and in return, he will spare no pains to Sc
cure the comfort and convenience of his guests,
who will find at the Exchange every accOmmo-
dation usually found at hotels in this section of
the state. S. E. HOLlBAUGH.
Kalida Auu 26 1845 235pb
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
pY virtue of writ of fl ia ct levi IA. 10 me directed
ID by the court of Common Pleas, Of Putnam county,
Ohio will offer for sale the door Of the court House,
in Kadn in said county, letween the hours of ten o.
clock A. NJ and our O'Clock p. NJ. on Monday the sixth
day Of October 1916 The following described property
TO wit:
0utlot nnmher fortyeirht in the Town of Kadn con.
tanning five and 37l00 of acre; taken as the
propcrty of William Phillips TO satisfy execution in
favor of William Arnold.
T. Il. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHER1TF's 0FFICE.
Kalida, Sent. ol 1895. 23Gd
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SHERtFF'S SALE.
DY virtue of writ of Execution from the Supreme
- court Of Putnam comfy Ohio. shall offer for sale
the door Of court House in said county, Monday
the 9th dny of October s45 between the hours often
O'Clock A. and four o'clock p NJ the following dis.
crihed real estate TO wit.
The south quarter of the south east quarter OF
section eleven town south eight enst continuing
eighty taken the property of Daniel
IT, Gobe to satisfy Execution in favor of James Lew
ellen
T. r. MCCLURE. Sheriff
ByJ. l. BEAM, Deputy Sheriff.
KaIidn Sent. Cd. 1876 33Gd
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A friend in our village has received another let
ter from N. HUBER, Esq. 1t will be observed tina
one or two letters which he has written have no
reached their destination.
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SHERIEES SALE

SHERtFF's OFFICE,
Kalida Sent. lst A. d. 1916,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
ALIEN Il LAIDLEY. Clerk.
NOTICE.

CoMNisss NfEs bIrIcF, Jrne :. 1915.
TIE parifs interested IN the mair al the d,yreo
above published, nrc hereby notified that on We'd
nesdav. The SKI EENTII dav of JULY lsI5. nl
The ,hice OF Jacob Fuzi,ugh. Attorneys. IN tho
cy "i Wheeling IN The sIaic ui Virginia; and there.
after nj The same place by adjrusumenls from time
Ia Time, ~ shall he inInd Nsary wIll proceed
To receive such proper proofs # the matter referred
"a the by the aforesaid decree ms may he prriuted
before me. nud Ia Jake md stale lie accounts Re
q"'rcd by SAID decree. and make reppu thereof tn
Tic Count.
AND all persons having claims binding The re-
n''y OF the sad Israel upd, graT dc, easod. ara
hereby ro',6cd To come ia aud prove their "a IL
clio ms before me the SAID office of Jacob e. Frz-
hugh. on nr before w dhesda the 'IHIRTIETit
dny OF JULY 1915. The day 10y me p sempi, Tily
hXod Tor That purpose, or They viii ho excluded
from all hcn' III Of said decree AMI they inr'hcr
n"'iied that beiure beng admitted rtdiors Tho v
Will he equ'rod to pay secure According 10 sail
decree. lLeIr reasonable shares az The expenses OF
'his suit. EDW u FiTZUUGll.
Jun l6 l. & X soils Tor PHI.
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MEDICAL CARD,

MOTOR FAWCEi"r, Of lgG Fulton street.
NJ New York hlemoer Of The Royal College
o. surgeons ~ London and Edinburgh and Gfadu.
nc Of lilo j iIrfson Medical College of Pb,l,,cI
pho; also author Of a work embracing The fellow.
ing subjects, VIZ. Mnlnmony, lHpoency. and S,efl.
nv aun,Omically, physiologcally and medically or.
planned. with comprehensive exposition Of The VA.
lure and modern treatment Of 5, phillis. Secondary
symptoms, Gon,rrho,o. eject Structures. Nocturnal
Emrsions, and all the consequences arising from
Masufholnn. Or FnNcel continues his private
consultation on Tie al'oVo mentioned diseases. NJ
ms long established Office, f9G FULTON street where
The most agfayoted forms OF disease will yield Ia
ls mode Ol treatment. without restraint IN Diet or
exercise. aud without mercury; even whcn lhc pro.
creative energies become poriJ Zcd " torpid lrom
excessive Indulgence ~ The positions ho Will be
able 10 restore The Iuus 10 health aud ygor Per.
suns at a distance enclosing 81. can have a copy o
the work. All oliers mnsi tie post paid. and Iircc
ted TO Dr II Fiwccl 1916 FullOn 81 Now York
ian 10
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NORTH WESTERN BANK CF VA.
MAIN STREET, wheeling.
CAPITAL $4,000.
President ARCH WOODS,

NORTH WESTERN BANK CF VA.
MAIN STREET. wheeling.
CAPITAL $4,000.
President, ARCH, WOODS;
List, Cashier
a Woods, w w Snrlver. A p Woods,
T. Pollock, ThoS PAUL. Geo w Thomson
N McNeughten, w Mitchell, Thos Johnston
MERCHANTS s. MECHANICS BANK
OF w HEELlNG.
CAPITAL $500 600
JOSEPH CALDWELL, Pre-. ident.
SoBEsRi PRADY, Cashier.
DirectDrs:
Caldwell. w II Selby, Jas Baker,
II G WooiS, z Patterson; J w Gill,
Jacob GOoding, WIN Fleming, Sam' on
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICs MslNST.
THOMAS HUGHES, President.
DirectOrS.
M Nelson, A Paxton, A Rogers,
a Filckner, r Morrison, Ciumbackcl
a Johnston, Sam'l Mcclellan,
RoBr MCCCT, Treasurer.
WESTERN INSURANCE co.
OFFICE M6in ST.
TllOS HUGHES, Prcsidept.
DHeCtors:
VI Nelson. A Paxton, n n Johnston
JCrumba Fer, J Baker, ] Baker,
John Knole, w Il Peterson,
RcBr McCoY, Secretary.
WHEELING FIRE g. MAPINE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY.
CFFicE NAM ST, BELOW NJ, NRcE.
SAMUEL NEEL. President.
DtTCGiOyS:
S Brady, Robt Grangle, jas Y Caldwell
WIN Fleming, Jno G. ,>horn, Daniel Lamb,
II G Woods, jacob Shyivec
Il w HARDIHG, Secretary
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u IkGINIA--O One Cucun Superior Cont.
= Junc ~, 1915.
DECREE FOX ACCOUNT.
, ',..,' ',','. :, &" cA.n,,y
''ise! IPdrsr'h she &c

-. la Chanccry
| lsfsel uPlcGrafs hers Sc
ABSTRACT.
"And the Court doth ihefcuprn ndjnJcc order
md decree. hat this cause IL teictt,d Ia Edvn ard
~ trzhuch, E.q. who m hereby appointed e, m.
'n's,I ncr for the purposcs'n take nnd ,isc nm oc-
count ut the personal n'eeis, IL any. Which hnvc
10 The han!s Of saiJ paiutiT a. adniuis,,ai,r
OF 'hc SAID lsfnel Urd. srn 81 any other NJ rsnn
hy his order aud Tor his usr md 81 he di.r.>iiiuu
and payments h' rcuG II any, made by said nim n.
'foOt %, dac toutre OF admins rnior; and al tho
money "T personal effects. II atty; remaining IN the
hands ct sand edmnI-fnior; ~ ui nuy person by hi,
order Ter his a. be- uiminist.rcd. or with
which he Is justly chsrecahlc; making .,d admin.
Il traitor all Iu,l duwanr And alsn To take mai
slate an account oil quantity, ornIin and value
of The real cs'oic which the said Israel Undcct ri
was entitled To M h, time Ui Ia, death; aud OF The
annual rents mud profits llcrcu: Ara ui the amount
due 10 complainant aud ether creditors uf The said
Israel Upd'gtaH. deceased. whose debts are liens
upon or bInd The aid real estate, md OF The order
M which The samo are, respectively onIIil.d 10 D..
paid. with any thing deemed perrin, M hy himself
or specially rc'iuirnd by The parties And said Com
missioner is To give notice Of his pr CO, dlr &. Ivy
personal service such of the parties Ia tins ,,it
as reside m The Commonwealth, and Ly pronct
publication a, Ia ihc others, uud he is dlrcc ed l.,
hN . p'remphry doy, and eSc notice thereof. by
puhlIcnliun, once n week al least iur ar weeks
successfully ~ some public h.wspnl er printed "a.
'i's county, Z al persons having claims binding
The reilly al The said Israel U,i Or IT. Il, censcd ia
come IN 10y TIE day 8, fixed md prove the " sad
els ms: Ard such OF them as shall M, 90 como ia
and prove their claims. shall bc excluded from oil
ber eft oi his decree: Ard The PERSONS ~ coming IN
10 prove their claims nrc, before heing ndmHici
creditors, To deposit with said s,inner q sufii
ticn sum respectively. pay their rra>onai 10 share
"i Tho expenses # bringing aud rr scouting ihi.
SUIT. To he serled by sad com,nis ,iouer. or shalt
Otherwise. secure the anne Ia the satisfaction O.!
said commissioner; Aud spid C. mmissuncI is q,
make report vi h all convenient speed. ia order To- u
nunt ,Err,e
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CITY OFTICERS ron 1915.

MAYON-C EU Dull T1.
CONncilmea:

COHneiimea:
Cicyk-JAMEs s. WuEAr
sDgeani-- JOIN MURRAY.
UhotC .M3s.er-R. HAMILroN.
Thos Hughes, Matthew MLlre, w Wilson
w w Sbdver, A 5 Todd, Brady,
Il + Sanboin, Geo Klcndtl O W Heiskell
M Nelson, Coen. VIM Humphrey
Jacob Amick, Il f Kelley, III Rooetts,
ID Lamb. -
STANDING COMMITTEES OF The
COUNCIL.
On Ordinarcts-Messfs Nelson; Brady and
Wheat
On Finances Messrs Hughes, Brady and
Lamb,
o. AeeO@nts-Messis Shriver, sanboln and
Kelley.
ON Streets and AHicS-MesSrs Todd, Viii.
son, McnGell, Amick aud Kelley.
On Uaftr Uorks-MeSsis Sanborn, N'Iurc
Todd, Coen and Roberts.
On Market HOuSc-Mess:s Heiskell, PUN.
phrey and Cocn.
On Coal BankS--MtsSrS Amick, Wi son Re.
bertS aud Superintendent of Wafer Works.
On lIharrsS-Shriver, Hughes and Amck
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Todd, M'Lure,
SaRborn, Humphrey and Roberts,
On P,tnioaS-M essrs Nelson, Lamb and
Sanborn.
Ga. SaLories-Messls Kelley, M'Lure, Shu-
yer, Brady and Nelson.
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4 " - g. R II " g. II.
n = lSkS will he taken Y the FIRE s. MARINE
IA INSURANCE COMPANY on WHEELING
INSURANCE..

n = iSkS will he taken Y the FIRE & MARINE
h q INSURANCE COMPANY or WHEELING
a the forrest rates OIL
Buildings ofallkinds, stone, hr,ck o, OGDEN
ahd their contents:
Steamboats, factories; mills, &c.
Furniture:
And merchandise ciullk kinds
And rgNustall dangers attending the trans
pofihuon OF poOdso IA rivers, lakes, seas cauals
ana railroads.
Fer the character Of thc compHnyss.orrcmr.
Nude anu IhCraltiy IN the ms. uneut a I'D "a q.
ment oi losses we beg leave I, refer to the mgr.
cbanis ct this place aud elscw here wno have h az
he adjustment of claims upon US aup4
Oflce on Ma IL ST. X. HARDING See'y
kErItS PREMII
II Uf Fue ard Marine Insurance Con- pnny
n Of Whee'ig, will rc;urn 10 per cent on
all premiums .ece we'd for risks iakeu iron. IhIs
tine where no los has occurred.
feb p Il w HARDING. Seer tsry.
WESTERN INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
THIS company being now duly organized -
prepared tOmake Insurance on every deS-
crlptIgn Fire and Marine Risks, such a : dwell
ing Houses, store III ouses K with their con.
tents. also, Steam Boats, Fiat Boats aud Keel
Boats With their catgocs, To- aad from any Turi
on tAc Ohio and Mississippi riSc-q or tlieiT rib
made Tor the present ut the Office of the Wheel
Ous 1 Il mccoy Sec"y
RETURN PREMIUMS.
v1NIlE WESTERN INSURANCE Gonna
nj nv OF Wheeling will return 10 per cent
on all premiums received For risks taken from
his date, where no loss has occurrei
X Mccoy,
March ?, 1919 Spcre,siy.
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NEW y NJ STEAMER NEM ENGLANp

NEW . NJ STEAMER NEW ENGLAND.
S-GrTs Tile new ant fat running pas
LIN n seHgcr steamer NEW ENG,
SNs.s.22. LAND Samuel Page. COM
H2ihJNNAAS7 mandcr viii continue Ia fh1kt
teeuar weekly lrlp, to Cinci"niI; leaving
Wheeling every Wednesday evening At Q -,
rloCk,and Cincinnati every Saturday at 10 4 NJ.
For freight OF passlgc, having Sup;rl"r ac-
commodali"ns, apply on hoard.
sgrhe New England was built expressly
tor The Cincinnati ale, anl viii continue ia
tne uate the whole season.
s'TThe New ENGLAND j. provided with Fans
Safety Guard 10 prevent The explosion of boil
eTS. TED 81
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sr The new and stunning mas.
E-S-TrtSas Scn2cr >'camrT NATIONAL
S-s1ss Mason, commander, viii
ne &c make rfsuai weekly tiipS 10 Gin
cinnaii leaving Wheeling every Thur>,iay
evening At Q O'Clock, and Cinclnnalievely Sun
day at 10 a NJ.
For freight or passage, having supe Tor ac.
cpmmodauonS, apply on board
81 The National Spioviied with Evan SAFE.
" Guard. 20 prevent the explosion OF boilers.
mar 3
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BLANK BOOKS. BLANK ROCKS &C.
IALL 4

BI.N y 4 BOON~, IIl.ANh ROOINS &C.
lOHN J UASN ELL,
" COkSELI EG SilIi lnrr and Blank Book
NJ luulac'uicr, L ion Street, Wheeling
kcep> constantly on hand az Il MANUFACTURES T.
uIdrr Blank Account 80, X It eVery dcscrip.
ii0n. nERCHI.NVS aud others who are re-
qnring New Book, Cnn have them rUl lu
on2 pattern, sud buund N The most te>irabl,
% amer nj the shortest notice, and warranted t.
give sat SiaciOn
ST fIIGN merry in an IL variety, suitable
ior Merchants, Banks and Public Offices.
Alsp-A large assortment Ot School, GLASS;.
cal, Theological, Mcdicii ond Juvenile Book.
!, the rcy Unrest prices. mar IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

NRONNErS. IATS& PABASOLS--Plain and
, Fig'd Florence Braid Bonnes. neN style. lace
d. Straw bunneis of every kind, Lcghoru aod Palm.
lca Hats az sizes uol Pafasols Piflsulcis AID Suu
Shades Ut every quality just fcrctVcd hy
ap3 SENSENEY s. KlODL5.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
REGULAR CINc,vNArI TACNEr
NEW U SNAIL STEAMER uiBERNlA.

NEW I MAIL SIEA MER lllBERNlA.
S-lgsESS The new and last running
81 ---sl Sicamer HlBERNIA, John
10y X lin,iecr. will continue
,s'-2s-sS's>ss,o make regular weekly
lIpS 20 Cincinntri lelving Pittsburgh every
rue'day nj 10 Il. NJ; ard Wheeling every
Tuesday at Nj, and Cincinnati every PrI.
day at IN a NJ.
For freight or pas>icc, having superior ac.
commodltunS, aprly on board.
1FFhe tiibernia was built expressly for The
CINCINNATI an Pittsburgh race, AMI will cons
ilnue in The trade he whole season.
JFTte tlibernia * prov ded with Evans
sa'ely Guard to prevent he expo ion of hol-
t''' teh u
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5 L L A Nj BIO AT s.
NEW U 5 MAIL STEAMER GUTTER

NEW U MAIL STEAMER GU TIER
"a .aS--, The new and fast running naS
k>7iJeS sf-rs- senger steamer GUTTER Col.
Inns, commander, will continue "a.
make regular weekly trips To- Cincinnati: leav
ing wheeling every Sunday evening At o -,
cInck, aud Cincinnati every Wednesday a 10
\ NJ
For ireigh, or ToSS,ge, having superior &C
communications, army on hoard.
AFIhe CuuCriS provided with Evans Safe.
iy Gu1td. To rcvenl the explosion OF boilers.
mar
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anMN X i,nrsI.OnD.

john II iIOTSEORD,
NO -, WATER ST, w HEt LING.
MEAS Just received from The East vefy
Z u large col general ,orlmeDi OF L.ouoas,
S.cARs, TOBACCO, GeocgBIEs, sc, among which
are
halt pipes seigncu & Dupcey's ilh proof
Brandy;
ar cask Old tI,noessev do;
hail pipe Holland GIN, favoriie baud;
lar cass Port Wine, superior quali'y;
at do Madeira de-, do d.;
COZ Mu>cat WRcs;
5 do CllFet do first Valiiyj
10 Cherry C1gnaC, superior qualnyi
do Lemon Syruo;
DO Wesi India Pcppst Saucci
5000 EegaIn Sugar,
2OOO Imperial CaZ1dorrs 10;
5000 Principe do III, I'd and 81 qualities;
a large quanuiy Of half Spanish aud Com,
mon DO;
20 eruS, Goi,h's MltChcs;
TOBACCO. q large and general assortment
OF The most iagoIitc brands;
Mrs Mllcr's foc cot Tobacco;
SOAP. Every d,scrrrQn and quality manu-.
iactnfed by L Hyde & SOUS, BailmOfci
20 drums FIGS;
Several boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
Together With general assortment at Gro
.ccrics all of the ycty best qualify, which viii
b. sold rs low as they can be had West oi the
mouniains. feb ~
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II % % IA sYrOR Els.
WV ) ROBB.

Corner Man aud Union SIS.
q AS Just received 4 large ami SpleI dill as.
4 S0rm"nt oi School Medical, Theuluai>
ral and Miscellaneous Books. Also, q large
a>N1rlm' M Of Fancy S ariouery, which viii be
sold cheap Tor cash Who'll, sale md Retail.
mar 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

DONNET RIBBONS q FLOWERS Ladies'
ID Cuyais and Neck lies. Jnccuuoi aud SW iss
Edgings aud loseniucs, Thread Laces aud Edeinrs
Just received. SENSENEY & RHODES.
Eap 3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24

ANIRE ~ MARINE INSURANCE-'rnerc are
T. two>iluaIions only IN which individuals car
be placed, where they can adequately appreciat,
the value "'inaufsnce, These aTe, whIi, -'and
ing upon the runs of their own property, ..theI
receiving from an insurance oiiice the iu!l
mount which they have lost, ar standing on IN,
same spot surrounded perhaps by d, sOlaie tam.
ny, lamcniIng hat stupidity and folly which haC
id,ed 20 provide for such conungcnCy.
$ AIkIN Sun, Agent of the PROTEC WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARrFOhD, CONN
viii take risks on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with thcr
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chlntry, and cYeryother description of insurahle.
property Also. on steam, keel aud HAT boats
ana theIr carS7es to and from any port ON III,
Western Waters.
! Hotel. Ian |. 1872
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RETURN PREMiIr-iS

Their agents re author zed to make the fol
lowing erms with their cusromerS:
Any person ln>u'irg single risk by which
no loss TO tie cor!r1rv is sustained, shan re.
cetge Te'urn N application 10 the agent, OF
I'D per cent on the amount pad. On nett gross
premium. paid each year, amounting To $500
nr over, II per cemt on Dc; amounting Ia
81 coo or over, , ppr ceOr Ian -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-24
COLUMBUS, (ulINsURANCE IUM
I'ANl

1fENCY FOR WHEEL ING,
Il LIST. AT ShrIYer & SIeile's Warehouse,
Wa'rr street.
q HEY will take risks an Buildings of al
y kInd>:
eamb"aiN and CarCUcS, Factories, Mills
heeiboal>, FluhoHt> ani CarsurS 81, against
loss 81 damage 10y hre,cT the dangers and pe-i's
OF the seas, lakes or rivers on very favorable
terms
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1845-05-22

delicacy enough to drive a shuttle and
weave fine linen. Mighty as is its
strength, the Childhood Of intellect can
guide it. Up and down fly the huge
beams and cylinders with a force that
hundred of horses would in vain crack
slnew and muscle to control, and yet,
let ;here be but the touch of a guiding
lever--the stopping Of yalve-de
mandlngno morethan achild's strength,
and the vast moving fabric. at once be-
comes motionless and passive-only
so many tons wrought and hammer
ed metal.
There isto our thinking, something aw-
fully grand in the contemplation ola
vaststeam-engine. Stand amidstits pom
derous beams and bars, wheels and cy-
finders, and watch their unceasing
play; how regular and how powerful!
the machinery of lady's Geneva
watch is not more nicely adjusted-the
rush ofthe avalanche is not more aw-
full in its strength. Old Gothic cathe-
drals are solemn places, preaching sol
emn lessons, touching solemn things;
bat to him who Thinks AN engine.room
may preach more solemn lesson still.
1t will tell him of rnind-miiid wiel-
ding matter at its will-mind trium-
phing over physical dificulties-mind
asserting his great supremacy-'intel-
lect battling with the elements And
how exquisitely complete is every de-
tall'-how subordinate every part to-
wards the one great end!-how every
little bar and screw fit and work to-
gether! Vast as is the machine, let
bolt be but the tenth part Of an inch too
long or too short, and the whole fabric
is disorganized. 1t is one complete
piece of harmony-an lion essay upon
unity of design and execution. There
is deep poetry in the steam engine
more of the poetry of motion than in
the bound OF antelope, more ofthe poe
try of power than in the dash of cat
aract. And ought it not be lesson to
those who laugh at novelties, and put
no faith in inventions, 10 consider that
this complex fabric-this triumph of
art and seience-was once the laugh.
ing-stock of jeering thousands, and
once only the waking phantasy of
boys mind as he sat and in seeming
iGleness watched little column Of va
por rise from the spout of Tea ket-
tle'