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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

TIE LArE BcFFALo DEcisoN.-' c. writes So
A. some leugtn srseing that the late decision q
zoe four lodges a. Buffalo was DO "a y rlsai and
o,, ,,-icta-e. upon i wrong. Lec7rse We Odd n't
,,.rtrovert Judge Mul.stts assertion trst the en-
l1rser u . note only c'nrrscts p pay u prpFi0e'
.sraorg other oo,t.aeeecies. me holder l'' ID D
him DaasDecitsd Jay tast SAD note not only n-'
over alys.d bot las ou that d. been p'esen'eo
.9 the maker a,d ne res refused or failed 20 pay t
We certain, did rot deem Il Necessary ~ con
f,,e tat assertion. Every honest man can test
.,s c,,-ectress by standard in rs own breast
when ~ endorse note, We mean by - dong
. u the maker don. pay .t when due wi -
sed when &c attempt - creep cut NJ pay = =
note We have endorsed through such ho.s a.
.afced 10 tins case, We hope jlsi Providence
vii serd ~ another sort q J1cges from those o.
tb4 r goth Dstrct--W e say tbs, not - impos'
their Judgment which may have been dictated 10
Them by the Common L 49,. but "a apprehension Of
,be reasoning Of their Opinion. which We deeply
,-ei 70 be- adverse T. al sound Morality.
- Whenever a. endorsor can sn0w c1uc.usive
d. or by fair presumption that there has been nee-
ee, on the pat q the holder Of the note, Int FOR
which neglect the amount would have been 90.
.cei from the n ker, then we hold said eniorscf
,siry exonerat,d from paying but when tie
holder has done every thing regulate everything
iauly In his power, ~ secure Pay ment d po's 'ie
from the maker aud mas 10 due tine not ned t'r
,ndOser ol tis liability, then ~ see not TO-" -
i,sufy an evasion Of payment by the latter on
,,ound ~ purely technical and plainly frivolous ~
hat set uo 30 me case 90 question. One" VIII
.1d 20 for themsflv-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10
The Fluttering Pigeons.

\ late tlcfN Do ihc lust O--'. - J. N''-'' ''- 'N
.t,,et the tovlng notice Al the close Of the last
quarter
Posi- OlTicf ptFAkrMtNI JtNr '' l't'
STA. our &C. vices As '.iA 10 .Hi' Dri @t.'-' Will
lot is required after li.s day
Nespc-.i-..y, y'ur humble servant
,t..r,-',s, H.. w. a.,,.. ..t.' D 4
d., A., No,t.o,o.-g law. back az
a., c'r..-i. t.if,.i..,.,... p, .r,.. T-..,o..' a..
-. 49,. ...,.o,.,.
Ks,,, ,,, lie Genera. H.. or', .oo, .n est,.. ,,t
90 'te EAetonse "o'~i-a'rl. a.l e .ra' .o be ',r
lai sao'sia. ''s' a- coad s,s RESTORE Ire q sc sou
m.'i eon''il i5-t., ',' ..e i,,' re-. '' =, -t
alder 5,h June isr nav roi prove 80 unatcr4ae as ae
avs OF hr Mvdr. and lrfsoD. thl in te course o'
e'cns % pa. lr' 60 Nali' .s i.a' 80 ie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

LErrtRFRoN FATHER MATHEW The follow
in letter from the city, dstus Guesi VA ss'
evening transmitted 10 tina Common Council By iiis
Honor the Mayor 10 viii be read with interest
70 Ii psnar fts Mlsr = See Yrs
" nt.s 's Before .asrHf aa Pho fsHhsrfs ' ,'nf
iat-. nr.i.,',y enr-o'-i sh t-nr-'aar- Ns. f-nf
~. o. r.taru % yoa sra he MODS s-to. 49, t .-
ef--, " S-e f.rs ry meet sr.fl h-.-t
q. sfa-'y Ind f-h.s. s.ps,-f o-,rd sas -h s
b.r. orrr--,s rt-'.ff ssrs mi. rons.s ihsf
psi 90 great ara sacred Cs-~ a ~heh -.'s-f
I- snf polite attention ol a. Hsss sai -
.for-d member. of Gle Conn tie- 80 s may 1rsfe.tst
.-ai. o. st1psidy tniae 81 sf- Ton ~iah lave -f
r cfi-ns Ave mp --1 ihs -f-r 10 sfs.-t
Prom ron-n eaFa' - ir,f glimpse 81 Amer aai
~ r s~ssssd so.ssi p-s.fs ani ht itss sft.
9TH rupture bold os- of your o..f a. t',- .tf-t .
.-,an Of yaur eoh- Ray sars'-t f " n.r'- ~fs
s - ans s-.su-s b. sr-.f pc
l..r.u-r.s Of The we-t.rn wofs
Lave .--, ,.ut ftt, .tai ,...-.
s-.nreus t--nas pr.taos of yosr afararf o W rtnf 's
n,-, CO. Obj s1 Good oat 'o on '' "as-i r-'-~nf-'s
p .e SO P-uty -aoui 49, 't'm u-m mo-
n..f h. .r'y of a. 1rfs Pc. -'a e. i-i 't.'a
i. voted icar al., safse' }rlf ""ri't streets 90
t.. .s ar,l4 900 have been rhy st'ufs 18th .sess
,-- of r-fcsn- s-a.sss pfo.f--f shl .lea-
forth te bah ,ouu-rca is.taY ia aFta .-sts
oa. R-pulr 10 rfr ard 'bari'rrss - tJ
E. OBJ. ,ot. n sea,d Poverty sno m 30 h.fs
r.r.uon hoo.t Tra frs of pr,sr-ry ~hsh
,rs... 80 .h have often harrl go
o.. h- AID ny brh 90 af my astn. have r.-i yolr
Tod a. is.faaus oqh-d srh l4rte~u,- soffsf o
entity R.p1b.t a rhth yoa -4rb- fsfsn,s h-
n.ry of E-ie-rsf. rstas ne Bind 90 -s 30 nlna
.o-.s have nnssy rg.csd fh-f n-rus s'n-ns sai
fa-...i tfrtoa Tho fsaohfopc az he
.b.s- gaa. 90 ~s 'as- ~ ar. ss'fsd POI
s, %, .- ss..1 cd .ol.s-t Ih.s, r,gc'.f ssa
,,,.- fse t.p-ssols y 81 srtf- R-.-fvo
.ua -stg .psoa, ,uppy sourtes 90 poorest
oar ratta1aol. msfnfe.t soft af af slfpssas
-. 5..,es se4.iacts = Arc-a Rome SOL ry
m ~ your e-op. coai overlook hat manly afsf- i.a- of
char. ~, thar ,lt .s -orhy oi Fs-nea shh
..,-.rt@. Ar.rca. citizens 81 rHfh
ne won. e-.5fa oi their Ntor.I -s. nsr rouIg a
~ q. Each Other 10 t1. active aat.s of .oc4
90 sr ~h,ta po-.ffs fl.re- h- Example Of .aeh
Of M -y el.-r-d ald 70 - h4rt- 81
ff. orhy sgproya 80 u-gr-i -n-rr
- c7mmsoc- IN fh- Own. 80 stae-
4assr .ach sonous s.'Po-.
yoas sp Of Jouf nost ssuuel.h.t Precedent
-..fy gy hat Re -ho bod, h.l.s oas
r Jour, -orhl Of vos H Ia. s-.io--s 81 10,
pure pare hsls. e-p1ss. that sisa
sad OF ne, h- gss etaFs he Aa c.nmist
90 yoars-spns
Wa ne gf,tlts ~ fhs sncs-'s a-fr-f rPsft
~ % re h- hop ,a-. q yaas GU saa u.as - sos-i
gu..t-I an, Mr. nuof,
VIII ,-1uusni. Of grsfos-5 respect
Your i-r0isd a1d g'sfs l ifsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

a % y
sraas-, r-..--s-.ass, 1880 Pear &C Azfsoa,-Ts
CITY Arruss The Boar. Of Aldermen anf
Assistant. were bota n session 's.i evening TIE
former WI 80 AGAIN on Weire-tsy--s.p arcu'y nni
.nrit sn rr-s,uca5.ir7 60 -a..a .n one wees .es'
lat..n .n Any enc evening
10 the Board at Aldermen. RrYertNss made by me
.pec.s. COMMITTEE upon the contested Election n ne
Ma Ws-d a-t ,ae matter wss postponed ~ the spe
cs. order 'or the neNt meeting after 'hc customary
/ amount of somewhat SPICY debate The COMMITTEE 8
report however We may say . 10 favor Nr P.HrsH
o. SHgaNAN claim 90 the seat oi Alderman srl occu
pied by Nr Hafei We hear siio. that the similar
case in The Fourth wsri Is under consideration. and
that the result Will probably re IN favor % NJ Hal The
Wig candidate
Ia the matter Of the nominston Cor OHccrs % The
Croion Aqueiuci Department the Mayor seat In q
communication nominating SAMUEL B. RvooISs.
Esq for President After hesitation, the Bosrd
finally ivsa the nomination. without ealing for an
Executive Session % by the following vote
NO.. g-r--. s-,os w. as J.,s.os--ii
Nsu- s-ru-a Hs-. Hs',si cara. 90 -'' ais Hs7i
subsequently, the nomination # M GEoRoE
Hocp tor Water Register also sent ia oy the Mayor
confirmed Is 70 J.
Remonsirances were presented from citizens % the
seventh and Eleventh Wards. All other portions "
the city. as.ns, the proposed extension OF Cana. and
widening OF alkerst. The documents were referred.
without debate. % the Committee On streets
The Board OF Alderman concurred IA ihc seton OF
the other relative adapting cert ain tokens % respect
70 the memory Of the late Cen WoSrH AMI Ad
schultz Bard and Inger.ol We're appointed special
Committee Tor the purpose.
An appropriation OF 5000 tor fencing ia lots, Sc
and another tor $500 20 meet the drafts OF the super
ntentent OF Markets both from the Controller. were
authorized and the Board then adjourned
in the Board Of Assistants the subject OF ths
Pinkerton Pavement came up on the report from Pie
street Committee % the other branch and alter sun ~
,nendmeni which Mere rejected. the provision salhor
ling Mr. % lay down block 30 Broadway f.on
Reade 20 Duane 81 WAS concurred 300. Little e..e oi
interest was accomplished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

PnoscR,prio>' \ Wig but we don Z
believe iu writes rs letter in regard 20 the late
-emoya from place IN The Cas'oms OF one whom
We should personally have been ve-y glad - see
retained but A Whi- sees dl o. say
There are men Ia The employ o, The Governmcri
IA this City who have XiGHr Oh a,m4ss ,3l'.a. lac
Re efcsf
We beg leave most respectfully % dissent ron
that pgoPos tlla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

u The spectators who visited the Union
Course yesterday the trottng between the suf
fox and Mac had pleasan; time. u any thing the day
too warm but al paflies were delsa. The afst
heat wa won susolk-ume 2zs the next three BY
Mae-une I'd heat, 23l ID, 30 iih, 230 There
viii be rot again to-day. See card
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

Tho following Was tne result IA the vtiy STATE
Colyea;iou az the same place ard 90 the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10


FArHgR MArHEw.-Yesterdsy Rev. Theohsd
Mathew received depuiaiion from the Sons Of Tenn
perancs who requested the worthy apostle T. sppon,
time 20 attend public meeting u their order. Sir
Mathew received the depunuon IL his usual smiaDle
manner and expressed his desre 70 comply with their
request on rs return from Brooklyn.
A ieputaton from Patterson. also waited on the
1-t.n zaished ffiar. great numler u visitors pad
iheir respects 10 aim, including Mr. Kermit, Mr J.
Archibald Mr.. Cresgh Dr. Bradley, 7 NICE, j.
Walker George Washington Ezgsso, Thos Leslie ol
Brooklyn. Sc.
Aoog, o clock Rev Mr Maihewtook carriage air
lng snd visited the Vicar General The Bishop. reel
ience. and subsequently Rev. NJ -torrs. Thls morn.
lng a. 10 o'clock Rev gentleman vi hold hs .ssee
for the adde's ~ reqle.y al the Governors Room
C.iy Hal
We are happy y notice marked improvement Ia
the health and appearance II our dstng u-hed glest
a morning paper some few days back stated that b
present II over 600 had been oe-toEed 10 fatnei
Mathew day Of BIZ public reception BY Brooklyn
Society. % board he steamboat. ~ i ls however
We are IN position 70 ssy that there Is 10 Foundation
Tor The statement. Perhaps the person Who msde u
received his .ni.rmaton from true source and thai
ll wa bat The anticipation Of What may Ia lew days
| 5e converted INTO TACT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

TIE TES Difcaii,es Sst,led -
The Controller last night communicated % the Com
mon Council intention Of being sralsble 70 the Ten
Governors and 70 supply their demands hereafter-n
pursuance Of recent resolution Of the Board Of Al
dsrHnsn empowering Inn 70 DO 10. tie has Issued .
warrant 70 - The Board II Governors Tor s50oO and
VI. continue from time 70 Ln.e 10 ADVANCE 70 them
under the limitations prescribed such other sums
their necessities may require and as may b sanction
ID oy the exsting appropriations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

~ The time 10 which Mstire~ W. na.
rc.p.tcd expires olsy Great c'ort' 0a'e ,.e' usi
30 procure Communication oi t.. s.u'er-e boo w. .s
not heard with wau success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

4 late ClorN % Tie Post OF - par'meui re
ceived the following notice a. the close Of the las
"Po.r Orrcr D,sARrvr~I. Juue 3d. la''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10

The Free sol state Committee meet 1t Nj
xauAee next Friday p3h inst 90 oosiiate OBJ
these matters and issue thar call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23
The Electric Telegraph In Europe.

The official Prussian Gazoife contains long
article relative TO the first establishment progress,
and present condition of the different eectro-tele
graphic lines in Prussia, Of which a summary may
not be embarrassing. II appears that at early pc
nod after the fret practical application Of this i'm
portant discovery In other countries, the Pmsslan
Government appointed special C commission and
devoted the requisite sums for CONNIE ncing cxpe-
ripents. The fret essay 81 this commission was
the establishment of a communication between
Berlin and Potsdam by means of wires exposed 10
the external action Of the atmosphere. This ex-
ample was followed by the Thuringian Depsg-
DTesden) Railway Company, which employed the
wires aud machinery for its own purposes. AT
the expiration of three years the Pfussian com
mittee changed its system from external TO under
ground lines, through covered gutta-percha tubes,
which were found to answer ell the required pur-
poses. The method adopted was selt cted from
among various plans and projects, the result OF pr-
yste ce,np,tinon. The plan having been found to
answ er. negotiations were entered into with divers
railway companies and states, whose lines and ter
ritory required to he employed or passed in com
mupicsting with distant portions of the Prussian
monarchy. These negotiations having succeeded
operations were commenced on a general scale
last year, OSiS) and IN the month OF February,
this year, (ISf9) the line between Berlin and
Frankfort cn.Maine), n distance of 90 German
miles (say 400 Euglish) was compile ted, and brought
into action. Thus line has intervening stations at
| Juterbock, Coihep, Halle, Erlurt, Eisenach, Kas-
| sci. and Giessen The underground portion of this
/ line could however, be conducted no further than
I Oh. that town being the present terminus OF
the Berlin Frankfort Railway, which, IL is sup
/ posed will not he contemplated from E,ssnach to
| Frankfort under four or live years. second te-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23

Enlistment of line of telegraph between Calais
and Boulogne, which is intended TO communicate,
by submarine one across the Channel, with the
one at Dover. The trial of an underground tele-
graph, with the wires enclosed in tubes of gutta-
percha, is being tried between Brussels and Ma
lines. A proposal for carrying out the electric tele-
graph in British India, is now under the consider
alton of the East India Company. -Inq.irT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-23
Foreign Thsatricals.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles kesn have been performing at
the Theatre Royal Portsmouth ogrsat was their at
traction that eGch evening hall the pN converted
into stalls, At box prices.
Mrs Mopstt made her drst appearance at Msryls-
bone this season, Beatrice in Much Ado about
Nothing" which part che played In that pretty 1--WE
believe that Is the verdi style II acting which has made
her 80 popular 10 Is something both curious and plea
can't 90 see such character as Beatrice interrrsted
but taking into consideration ths persen and gface Of
the aces the tact should be matter Of recora rather
than Of crit cifm The completeness and finish realize
an xeeilerce which may have ebdston ca It's
account MT Davenport setsd Benedict vita spirit
ar the Bosbeny Of MIR C0a4e Was comic tRaat Leo.
Ds;o performed by Nj, Johnstous in his usual bold
and vigorous style.
Strauss, the celebrated composer OF qeniriies and
wsltros, Is dead lie aisd In Vienna, " the scarlet
fever.
P,rrtts new ballet Is announced NJ ths Grand Opera
Paris. Websrs " Der treyschutz,n with the rcciss.
tiyes m srraDgod for this theatre By Beroz IA ia
hesrssl Nine CASTELAR, will make her rettires Ia the
priooipsl character
MIR Bale, tho clever and veliknovn Engiish com.
POSER s nov at Frankfort the yan supern %
the ais Of his opers the Gipsey already per.
termed With much success at Vienna.
concert vas given three weeks ago q. Roulogue by
| Mile Hayes, M. krpst and MIR Osborne. The sale
| was crowd.d. and the periormasces received with
| m.rited admin siiop. Mile. Hayes though not re
covered from, the fstgues Of her London and provn
csI canrssn sapg sSauisiteiy and perfectly tsghtei
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-08
~. 9. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the sale of iSouthworth Maapfac-
turing ComPany's Writing PoPerS.
Warehouse No. Minor St.
PHILADELPHIA.

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and for sale te trade the lowest market prices
ssliug in parl Of
Fine thick Flat Caps 70, II, Is and &c lbs blue and
white.
Superfne Medium and Dem Writings, blue and white
Extra super and superfne Folio Posts blue and white
plain and ruled.
Extra super Linen Note PapefU, plain and gilt
Superiiue and fine Bill Papers long and broad
Superfne and fine Counting House Caps and Posts,
blue and white.
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Snperlue Sermon Caps aud Pusls.
Superiiue blue linen thin letters.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-08

4 CUENTRY NEDDIXG.

he Preacher was prevented from taka
ing his part IN the ceremony, and newly
created Justice of The Peace, who chanced
to be present, was called upon to officate
in his place. The good mans knees be.
gan TO tremble, for he had never tied the
knot, and did not know where 10 begin.
He had no Georgia Justice. or any other
book from which to read the marriage
service. The company was arranged in
semI-clrcie, each one bearing a taIlow
candle. He thought over every thing he
had ever learned, but all in vain ; he could
recolect nothing that suited the occasion.
A suppressed litter all over the room ad-
monished him that he must proceed with
something, and 10 an sgony of desperation
he began
Know all men by these presents that
P--here he paused, and looked up to the
ceiling, while a voice in corner of the
room was heard TO say
He is drawing deed for tract of
land; and they all laughed.
In the name Of God, amen 7 he began
again, only to hear another voice in a loud
whisper say
He is making his will thought he
couldn't live long, he looks so powerfully
bad
'Oh, yes oh, yes ? continued the
Squire.
4 voice replied, Oh, no oh, no don't
let's
Some person out of doors sung out,
Come into courtp and the laughter was
general.
The bride was near fainting the Squire
was not far from it. Being an indefat.
gable man, however, he began again:
To all and singular, the sher--'
Let's run; he's going to levy on u.s.
said two or three at once.
Here gleam ef light flushed across the
face Of the Squire. He ordered the bride
and groom to hold up their hands and in a
solemn voice said:
You and each of you, do soemnIv
swear in the presence of the present COM
pany, that YOU will perform towards each
other all and singular the functions of hus-
band and wife, as the case may he, 10 the
best of your knowledge and ability, so
help you God
Good as wheat = exclaimed the father
of the BRIDE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-08

AEE EAAseHs On s-RGEehs
for which he will pay the CASH, IN PAR
FUNDS, as high as the market will afford, accor-
ding to its quality. Any person having good
Wheat Will do well to cali and show a sample
OF 1t, as he thinke he can afford to rive more
than any other person in the place, the mill
being situated on the creek, where -four can
be loaded out cf the mill into boats. and all ex
pense oFhauing, storing, and shipping saved ::
besides, the -four is IN better order, as the bar.
reIa are not injured by hauling and handling.
II wheat brings better price than it will af-
ford to grind, he has the same chance of ship
ping 1t as any other, as the mill is the most
convenient storehouse in the place, and saves
a great deal OF time ard labor in hosting by
water power. OR, FE WILL RECEIVE ON sroR-
AGE, and forward to Philadelphia or Baltimore,
and give the following receipt:
:" ReceiUed, LetoiSto2Un Mills, Of A. B., =
Wheat, to be kept IN store TN the first of Au-
gust, unless disposed OF sooner"
W nen the receipt is gwen the quality Of the
wheat will be mentioned in IT, so as to prevent
any trouble when the owner comes to sell
Any person storing, having four hundred bush
els and upwards, and desires it, it will be kept
IN garner by Itself. Any person taking re-
celpt and not selling before, or giving notice
TO keep II, till after the first of August, it will
be carried ont TO their credit at the market
price on that day. II shipped, or sold to anv
person that does not get it ground in the mill
TWO cents per bushel storage will be charged
II they give notice, and keep il over after the
first Of August, the storage will be oNE.HALF
cent per month, afterwards The grain Will
be Clear from high water.
The subscriber will keep
Plaster, Fish, Salt and Groceries
Of all kinds, which viii be sold low for cash to
Farmers, by the quantity.
(GFFLOUR, MIDDLTNCiS, and all kinds
OF Grain and Feed, will be constantly kept on
hand, and sold low for cash.
A. w. w. STERRETT.
\. &. JOHN SrERRETT is authorized to
transact any business in the above premises as
my Agent.
LewIstown, April II, l949-1y.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-08
LIFE INSURANCE.
The Cirard Life Insurance Annuity and Trust
Company of Philadelphia,
Office No. l59 Chesnut Street.
Capital S30O, 600.

CONTINUE E 10 make assurances on Lives on the most
v favorable terms; receive and execute Trusts, and
receive Deposits on Interest.
The Capital being paid up and invested, together with
accumulated premium fund affords perfect Sscury To
the insured The premium may be paid ia yearly, half
yearly, or quarterly payments.
The Company add BONUS NJ stated periods to the
nsuraRces for life This plan of the most
approved Of and is generally IN than any other
in Great Britain yhere the subject best uudersIoodby
the people, and where they have had longest expert
ence as appears from the fact that of III Life usu
rance Companies there, of all kinds Sc this plan
The first BONUS appropriated in December isii,
amounting to 10 per cent the insured under the
oldest policies to 81 per cent per cent &c, &C. on
Others In proportion the time of landing. making an
addition of 500; $3.50 $sj, &c &C. every $1,000,
originally insured, which average than 80
per cent on the premiums paid, and without Increasing
the annual payment to the company.
The operation of the Bonus viii be by the follow
ing examples from the Life Insurance Register of the
Company, thus
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-09-08
L. &. Marvin 81 y. G.. Kitchener,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Otce No. 10 Dock Street, philadelphia,
opposite the Exchange,
WILL attend punclually 10 all bust
ness entrusted to their care. +.
= M., late an officer in the army in Mexico,
$40 familiar with the business of the Depart
"@n's at Washington, will give his attention
NE prosecution Of claims against the Gov
.n,lnent, in obtaining Land Warrants, extra
c1Q G Jack Pay, and Pensions for Widows or
'.poahs under the Acts Of Congress; claims
. services during the war Of 1872 and ReVo-
',.oharY claims.
Ky Letters addressed 10 uJ at IS Dock st.
NJ n'p Pc promptly answered
'Aladeiphia, July ia, lSi9-3m.
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