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Steamer Governor Ramsey,

.Gn The Light-Draught Steamer
iNS-.-A Gov. Ramsey will here
Saint Anthony and Saux
Saint Anthony every Monda,
and Thursday at O'Clock p. m, and Sank Rapid:
every "Wednesday and Saturday at s clock u. m
For Freight or Passage apply on board. 10
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WINE Provisional Committee Of Common
l. Schools, of Saint Paul, having sanctioned
the employment of Mr.. ID. A. ]. Baker, a com
|petent teacher Of an English and Classical school
Earnestly recommend his sciniooi to the favor an,
patronage of our town, Dy order of the
Inf COMMITTEE.
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GRINDING.

|TNHE UNDERSIGNED is now in READINGS.
Il for grinding Corn, Rye, Oats, Peas, Buck.
wheat, and whatever else requires grinding, in.
GLIDING Salt, at the grist-mill on the west SIDE Of
the Mississippi river, at St. Anthony for Lawful
rates of toll. When desired, grsts will be re-
csived at the subscribers on the east side of the
river, and be returned ground at the same place
2sly CALVIN A. FUTILE.
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49, The Steamboat Yankee leave.
- Paul next Monday, for the head Of
the tiyer Saint Peter.
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GaIema advertisements
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
J. BROOKES,

Main street, Galenn, Illinos,
|NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
his old customers and the public gener.
ally, that he has removed into the brick store
No. %, corner of Main and Green streets,
opposite Crawford's Drug Store, where he
will as heretofore, keep censtantly on hand
IA general assortment Of BOOKS and STA
FrIONERY, wholesale and retail, at lowest
possible prices. j. BROOkES.
March J. 1850
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LYMAN G.. DAYTON.

Foracarding and Commission Merchant.
Saint PAM, Minnesota.
VIII receive for Storage, and sell on commission
Produce Grain, and Merchandise Of all kinds
on the most favorable terms.
A liberal advance made on all consign
ments. PHI
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: T -AG T. 8.

Gt'T PAUL AND STILLWATER.-T
= Who wish 10 travel across the fine country
hetV-ea these towns, distance Of only 20 miles
while I is sixty miles around by steamboat, vii
find -'age leaving each town for the other, eve
~ morning after breakfast, except Sundays.
ROBERT KENNEDY, Proprietor.
Saint Paul, July IS, 1850.
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Il GaIsua @6ocrtisements.
Dry Goods, BoetS and Shoes, =
At Wholesale Err clNsively

lily WVVuoy OVVsS ~aW cHvVos
At Wholesale Err elxsirely.
yUyfIE undersigned are now prepared 20 efer
IL 10 the Spring Trade large and des;mbls
selection Of the above goods as i5w az can be
purchased 10 St. Louis; having purchased their
Domestic goods direct frein the manufnciurey boz
fore the advance. ..e ~
ESQ bales A. brown sheeting and Ahirtias,
! 90 bales 81 brown sheetine and shissin9.
4s cases bleach sheetinS and shinias.
l75 bales striped shirting. ~ E
4 100 bales ticking,
| rs cases blue drills,
. 50 bales blue denims.
| 50 bales brown drills.
S cases black do. a
so cases twill baSsing.
IS cases menno cocbeco & other faacy yrin,s,
| 10 bales apron checks,
Is cases summer stuff. all qualities.
6 cases Erls,on and domestic ginghams.
Ladies' Dress Goods Of e!! the new fabrics that
Gre produced Of latest designs.
Cloth Department,
In which may be foand all the verions coiort
land qualities Of French, German ard american
|cloths and casaineres. sainets, twe<is, ernnetie
and vesiings, linen. drillingss whne, brown and
fancy drapery, etc., cashminetts, summer cloths
lin great variety; also large assortment ef Ken.
lucky jeans, ETC.,
Ltnenss
Shiting, shefins. darnasll. diaper. handAes
chiefs, ginghams. esc, 4..,
Hosiery and Cloves,
IA very large assortment, embracing all the fsri-
Gus styles.
White Goods
lin great variety.
Wofsted Coodss
All kinds and quality.
Silk Goods.
Ribbons Of new and beautiful s,yie, ponsas e.
|Schanghi handk'f, dress goods, etc.
Straw Goods.
Bonne,s Of all the new styles, palm leaf hAs etc.
Pafasols & Umbrellas.
Turk, satin, silk and cotton pa.asols; unhrss-
las, all qualities.
Yankee Notions.
Our stock is complete in this department, aad
offers great inducements TO purchasers.
Boots and Shoes.
1900 cases thick boots--nll qualities,
leo cases calf boots--ali qualities.
Zoo cases kip boots-all qualities.
rs cases goat boots--all qualitiss.
100 cases kip and calf brogans; and Indies and
|childrens' shoes Of all kinds and qualities.
8. s. MERRILL. & CO.
IS Steamboat LandiaS.
Galena. May 20, 1850.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

FENHE subscriber viii sell his entire farm a
d Bllansl,i Point, in lots from TO 20 acre.
OF less, to snit purchasers. 1t is situated abou
half a mile below Saint Paul. between Trout am
Mil creeks, aud affords some most desirable 10
cations for residences. There IS also yer,
valuable mill-seat on the premises. Enquire of
2-l3f STANiSLAUS BILANSKI.
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DIE D.,

On Friday evening last, at the Cen
trad House, ST. Paul, Mr.. James Greene
aged about AZ yrs
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es0 bbls old whiskey,
<55 Z" ofnew lard. No
go d" Dayton ale
no +" Amer. brandy
6 +" Nal. wine
] 5 90 OLD peach brandy
I 2 casks Holland gin
4 pipes old co. brandy
4 do pale brandy
no bbls N. o. sugar
4 5 4" loaf /"
3 4" double refined
5 bbls Clarified sugar
20 bxs tallow candles
z 4" Star candles
100 I" No. 1 soap
lis /" raisins
5 bxs Mrs.G. II. NIiller's
fine cut tobacco
S Sc smoking
IL A" chewing
lO 4" common
20 A" Goldfish
Is 4" herring
7 +" imperial tea
7 Sc young hyson
s " Soushong SIN. bx.
4 /" do large
a large assortment blKts
20 Kegs white lead
3 bbls linseed oil
oV DAs glass
Ground pepper, Mustard
and Shoe Backing
5 bbls Mackerel
Is bags of shot
3 bxs clothes pins
Window sash, assorted
Lamp chimneys
5 doz bxs figs !
5 bxs claret wine
s -" champagne cider
Fresh eggs |
5 bbls vlnegur |
5 reams wrap. paper
10 dOz bottles Of INK
June 20, 1850
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LAND WARRANTS.

4 NEW supply just received and for sale chea
a by RICE, WHITALL & BECKER.
SAINT Paul, July 10, 1880.
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JOHN RANDALL & Co.
1T THE LOWER STEAMBOAT LIN:
DING, ST. PAUL, MIN,
DEALERS

DEALERS IN
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Provisions, Crockery, Produce,
Iron. Nails, &C.. &c.
IN presenting to the public Their new Sprin.
u STOCK of MERCHANDISE.
they improve the opportunity Of returning the
sincere thanks TO their friends and customers fol
he liberal patronage heretofore extended to them
As regards their new arrivals, they feel perfect,
safe in asserting that their articles in all the variet,
of the above mentioned Goods, are no. surpassed
f equalled. in the Territory. They will further
state that their stock is large, and
THEY WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD,
Their principles Of trade are too well known &c
require notice here--suffice it to say, they viii
take in exchange for their Goods such produce a.
can be disposed Of in this market, which embrace.
about all there is in the country to dispose Of
st. Paul, Juns 6, 1850. 2-6y
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SAMUEL III. sERGENT,
Under the Pioneer Ofice, Third-st.

Under the Pioneer once, Third-st.
|StPEAKING of Boston, Philadelphia and Min
10 nesota Stores, simply say that have a
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS, which intend
10 sell at extremely low prices. The principal
stack il al fooxvS.
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. SLEEFER, p. Il. HoYsE.
AUCTION HOUSE.

N . l. Z. Z. Z T. & I o.,
Auction, commissions and Forwarding hner-
chants.--No. 100, Main street, Galena,
Illinois.
Cash advances made on consisnmes,e.
Particular attention paid to business en,rus-
ted to their care. e-S-Iy
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IN oRSES.-A good span wanted, at mode
, = rate price. Inquire at the Office Of the Of
nee Of the Minnesota Outfit. = 2-l3
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l.. $, FELT, Galena, III.

l.. $, FELT, GaIena, III.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, t;tc.
ceries, Hardware, Boots ard Shoes,
Crockery, Housefurnishing Goods,
Mattresses, &c.
ALSO-keeps constantly on hand large stock
|of Rife and Blasting Powder and Fuse. 2-l0
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Boots, Shoes and Hats

Boots, Shoes and Hats.
100 cases mems calf and heavy Boots:
lOO 90 cases womens', misses and child's
|wear.
$50 doz msns' and boys Florence ard palm hats.
In store and for sale BY
WOODS ffOtSE & co.
Gaiena, III. t-5-lv
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McGuHey's Series Of School Books.
| T. CLECTiC educational series, consisting
y of McGuffey's Eclectic Primer; Nc.
|Guffey's Eclectic Spelling Book; McGuf.
|fey's Eclectic First Reader; McGufiey's Ec-
lectic Second Reader; McGuffey's Eclectic
Third Reader; McGuffey's Eclectic Fourth
Reader; McGuffey's Eclectic Fifth Reader
The above popular works sold wholesale
fand retail by J. BROOKES.
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Prints of every variety, Cloths cassimeres sat-
Fr'ch * Chanbry ging's Gambroons, cottonades,
Plain s. fig de lanes Denimes blk & br drills
Elegant polka muslins h ntucky jeans blue do
do Blk & br. sheet s. shirt
Plain s. fig'd lawns Irish linens
Linen lustres, all coors Whites br lin tab diaper
Plain s. fg'd lin. ging's do do cot. do.
Brown Feb lin g all VS. Huckaback diaper
Plain blk & cold alpac. Scotch and Runice dap.
Beautiful silk lustres Col cambrics, nanlxeens
81 musqueto netting White and br. lin. drills
Book and scrip muslins Tickings, ali styles
Jaconetts and cambrcs, White red and vel. fan s
Bishops lawns Fine gauze
GLOVES. HOSIERY.
White blk s. cid Fr.kid White, blk * cold cot
=" d" ." silk Black lambs wool
d" sirle tn. Black and col'd wors,ed
Misses s. childrens' % Blk Mofavian, sup. art.
sHAwLs. BoNNETs.
Plain Canton Grape White chip
Damask {" Z" +" Alboni
Embro'd" " Satin straw
Silk and berrege Pedal %
Muslin de Lame China Pearl
Cashmere Florence Braid
PARAsoLs. GENTS. rURS GOODS.
Plain & figured silk Shirts
do do Turk sat Collars
Plain s. fringed gingbam Drawers
do do linen Handkerchief
SHOES. Cravats
Mems and boys brogans Ties
Misses and chdrens' HATS.
Ladies' fine walking Mems and boys Legh'n
do do Excelsiors &c '' double
blk and cold CATERS palm leaf, trimmed
do do l-2 do Youths China Psi, n. s.
Bootees and buskins Childrens' Leghorn hats
Purchasers are invited to call, Onr goods will
be shown freely. Particular attention paid to or
ders. We intend to kesp uniform prices as much
as possible, being convinced that that best salts
fees good permanent customers.
2-4-iy WIN. w. GOODWIN.
Galena, Ill.,, May 6, 1850.
A. Cunradi & Co.,
Manufacturers of Mould and Dipt Candles. Al
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ON A BURST!


fTNHE ST. Paul people and Minnesota folks at
IL large, will please hereby learn that the fol-
lowing articles are for sale here, viz:
Thompson's Patent Truss
Jaqueth's Patent do
Phelps do
The Spiral Pad Truss
The Indian Truss
The Double Pad Truss
Fitch's Shoulder Supporter
Lathrop's do
Chaplin do
Spiral Shoulder Braces
I.athrop's Supporter, No. 2
suspender Braces-of all sizes and pat
terms, TO suit every possible case.
For sale al Manufacturers prices, at DEWEY
< CAVILEER'S, Third-street, and at Full
LEX ., above the American House, Saint Paul.
June 81 v2-l0
HANEY & RICE,
Storage, Forwarding &. Commission .Ner-
JOHN HANEy, JR. oRRIN W. RICE.
ST. Paul. Upper Landing
ON CONSIGNMENT.-Flour, Corn, Oats,
Hams, Tea, Cote, Sugar, Potatoes, Candles
Blankets, Blanketing, and Choice Liquors.
ALSO, first rate lot Of Saddlery and Harness
which will be sold cheap for cash, by
HANEY g. RICE.
A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
lin his New Store, cor. Jackson and Third St.
l. st Paul, is now offering Family Groceries
Fruits, Provisions, CrocKery, Hats, Trunks
and Nuts; also, Hardware, Boots and Shoes, Dry
Goods, and all goods in most general demand
cheap for ready pay. v2-9ly
kENOR SALE.--A fine lot of sugar cured hams
Il a, very low price, apply to
2-s LYMAN c. DAYTON, Upper Landing
fnATS.-400 bushels for sale, at a low price
~ Apply al the Upper Landing to
2-s L. c. DAYTON.
SETTLERS BY PRE-EMPTION
MAY have their lands entered for thera and
lSA time given for the payment of the pur.
chase money, by applying to
RICE, WHITALI., & BECKER.
ST. Paul, May FL, 1850. v2n5tf
|ERESH BUTTER just received BY Nomi
Il nee, for sale by ED. McLAGAN.
ALSO, 500 Bushels Of Corn.
Saint Paul, July 4.
CARPENTERS WANTED.
FCIX GOOD CARPENTERS wanted for For
~ Gaines. Apply at the Office of the Mime.
sofa Outfit. July 6, 1850. 2-lIt2
(DOTATOES- "A supply received and for sale
l. at 80 cents, by VIII. FORBES.
lEn0 BUSHELS CORN just received and
CUU Ec, sale at FULLER s.
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More New Books at 93 Main Street.

Bayard Taylor's New Work ON Califarnia--EL
dorado, or Adventures in the Path Of Empire.
Deck and Port, or incidents Of Cruise 10 Cali
ifornia--by Rev. Walter Cotton.
Los Gringos, or inside View Of Mexico and Cali
Formally Lieut.. Wise, IN
Evenings at Woodawn-by Mrs. Ellet.
Women OF the Revolution, vol. 9--by Mrs Ellie,
Greenwood Leaves--by Grace Greenwood.
Historical Studies--by G w Greene.
Frontenac, Me,rical Romance--by A. Street.
Talbot Vernon, a tale of Cmcumstaniial Evidence
Ways Of the Hourly Cooper.
THE Battle Sammsr--by Ike Marvel.
Poems and Prose Writings-by H Dana.
People Have Met--by N r Willis.
r edwood--by NJ Sedgwick.
Lie Of Empress Josephine--by Headley.
The World as it Moves, vols.
Memoirs Of Marie Arloinette.
Scarlet Lettcr---by Hawthorne.
Works Of Edgar A Poe, vols.
|Headley's Miscellanies, 8 vols.
Sold by J. BROOKES, Galana.
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PRINTING Inks

fllnting Inks.
I 1GHTBODY'SP Printing Ink land colorcd
Ia Inks, warranted equal 10 any mannfac-
tured, sold at low prices by
2-2-tf J. BROOKES.
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|NINNESOTA--A fresh supply Of Sey
|lu mour's Sketches Of Minnesota with
Map, for sale by J. BROOKES.
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1850 Rolls Wall Paper.


I'm hand; an extensive assortment Of ever,
~ description and latest styles of Pape
|Hangings and bortlerings of fine satin ant
medium papers for halls, parlors, chambers
sc. Also, window paper shades, fireboart
prints, and common wall paper for sale o
|Galena Book Store by
a-o-tf J. BROOKES.
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WOODS HOUSE & CO.,
Wholesale and retail dealers in Foreign and Do
mcsiic Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Palm Leaf
Hats, Sc.,-No. 81 Main street, Galena, Ill.
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A. Cunradi & Co.,
of Mould and Dipt Candles.
orders promptly filed. Galena, III.
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Choice Works lately published BY Har.
per & Brothers.
A BBOTT'S Histories; illuminated title
~ pages.
James Dark Scenes Of History.
Miss SincIair's Sir Edward Graham.
Miss Wilkinson's Hands not Hearts.
Grace Aguilar's Home Influence.
Cheever's Whale and his Captors.
levers Roland Castel-S parts.
Mnrryatt's Little Savage.
For sale by J. BROOKES.
Gold Pens,
A FRESH supply Of a superior article
III Also, STEEL PENS, suitable for count
(ing-housei school and Ladies use, a large
assortment of every variety and best manu-.
|facture. sold by + RROOEES
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-05
ya lsCe atte o q O. .
TALE OF REAL LIFE.
BY MISS sEDGWICK.

{" am going round to Broad street to in
quire of Ross, the glover, about little Lucy
Wendall."
Lucy Wendall !, Who is she 2"
" She Is pretty little Dutch girl, who
lived opposite TO me in that bit of little
dwelling, that looks like a crack or a seam
between the two houses on each side of it.
She lived there with her grand parents, ma
tives of this city, and once proprietors of
many a lot within it, but they had been
out-bargained and out-witted till they were
reduced to this little tenement some twen-
ty feet by fifteen. Their only surviving
descendant was my little friend Lucy, a
pretty, tair-skinned, fair-haired, bue-eved
girl, of a most modest, quiet, engaging
demeanor. For many months after we
moved 10 State street, | knew nothing of
the family; but from such observations as
the eye could take, neatness was the ruling
passion of the household. Their only SER
want Minerva (the goddess ofwisdom should
have known better) used to scrub the house
weekly from garnet 10 cellar: their only
carpet was shook every Saturday the
steps were secured daily, and never, in
my life, saw the old woman without "A
dusting-cloth in her hand. Such a war of
determination did she carry on against the
intruding particles, that my friend E. used
to say, it must be hard to think of turn
ing to dust "
Lucy had no visiters, no companions
and of the only indulgence of the old peo-
pie, which was sitting on the stoop, every
pleasant afternoon, according to the ancient
Dutch custom, she never partook. She
never went out, excepting on Sunday to
church, and then she reminded me of one
OF those bright, pretty flowers, that hang
on the cragged, bare stems of the cactus.
| pitied her, her spring Of life seemed
passing away so drearily. My pity was
misapplied; and | felt it to be so when
looked into her serene and sweet counte-
nance, and saw there the impress of that
happiness which certainly flows from du-
ties religiously performed. 1t is great
matter, Grace, to have your desires bound
ed within your station to be satisfied with |
the quiet, unnoticed performance of the
duties Providence has allotted to you, and |
not to waste your efforts or strength in
seeking to do good, or TO obtain pleasure
beyond your sphere. This is true wis
dom and this was Lucy Wendall's. At
last here came to this obscure family, what
comes to all, death and its changes. The
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FRIDAY EVENING, JULY s, 1859.
39oetrp.
For the Gazette.
RETURN OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
BY NJ. R. CAMPBELL.


REMNANTS OF WAR-The remnant of the
New York Regiment of Volunteers-who re-
turned from Mexico some months since, bear
ing upon their persons, as well as upon the
Dlood-stalned battle-torn banner of the CORDS
lndubltable evidence of the hardships and perils
which they had encountered at Cherubusco. at
the stormlng of Chapultepec, and in the various
other brilliant actions in which the Empire
state was SO gallantly epresented-yesterday
followed to their last resting place the remains
oil young comrade whose memory was en-
deared to them by fellowship in their sufferings,
their achievements, and their glory, who, after
returning to his native land died at the age of
~, OF wounds received in the engagement first
named. Such was the fate of HENRY S. Woop
whose remains were yesterday deposited be-
meath the soil of Greenwood by his sorrowng
fellow soldiers. ."-.NslU York Courier
They have left the hostile city
They have passed the guarded gate,
Where the friend and foe must mingle
And curb their deadly hate
Not sound of joy or gladness
Doth their faltering drummer bring
And their belted ensign droopeth
Like the wounded eagles wing
Are these our gallant soldiers'
Our triumphant legions bold?
Or the foeman's pallid hostage
From the PRISONS gloomy hold?
They are marching on IN silence
With their heavy sounding tread,
Where the scattered bones are bleaching
OF the unsepulchred dead.
Hark methinks the dead are speaking
Turn, soldiers, turn and hear:
. Bear us back one little message
To the friends that were so dear,
And tell them we are sleeping
On the sultry Mexican plains
Tell them we ne'er shall visit
Our own dear North again.
Tell them in life's last ebbing
Was our hearts and thoughts with them.
But tell them not the iackal
Howled our only requiem"
AS they turn away in silence
From that wild unsheltered bier,
Cheeks, that blanch'd not in the battle.
Pale beneath the falling tear
They have come-a shout of welcome
The expectant heart relieves,
While frail and tottering burden
The extended arms receives.
To the wild and joyous greetings
Make they only this reply:
d" Be our graves in yon old churchyard-
We are coming home-to die
Withered hopes within our bosom
Withered laurels on our brow
Is all that We are bringing
All that's left of glory now.
Worn and weary with sojournng
Meath burning, brazen sky,
We have come DER land and ocean
We are coming home-to die ~
k1sHAcoQUILLAs, June, 1850.
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Indemnity.
THE FRASKLIs FIRE Insurance COMPANY of Phiadel-
phia-OFFICE 1881 Chestnut street, Fifth street.
DIR G TO r s.
Charles n. BanckeT, Geo r. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adophe E. Borie,
Samuel Grant, David 5, Brown,
Jacob X. Smith, Morris Patterson.
Continue make insurance, perpetual or limited,
every description of property in TOWN & COUNTRY,
at rates as low as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved large Contingent Fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums safely invested,
affords ample protection To the assured
The assets of the Company, January lst lSi9, as
published agreeaby Act of Assembly, were az fol
lows, viz:
Mortgages, $l,OF,43S IL
Real Estate, 9i,72I SO
Temporary Loans, 06,00l IS
Stocks, 1923 25
Cash, &c, 3s,s0I 81
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Since their incorporation, period Of eighteen years.
they have paid upwards of One million Four Hundred
Thousand Dollars, losses by fire, thereby aordHg ev
dence of advantages of Insurance well the ab
y and disposition with promptness all liabilities.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President
CHARLES c. BAECKER, Secretary
AGENT for MiffiIn county, X. G. Hal E,
Esq, Lewistown. Iopl2 L.
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STORR'S CHEMICAL HAIR lNYlGORATOR.

TVO prevent BALDNEss and GRAY HAIR restore
IL the hair when it has fallen off or become
thin, and to cure efIectualy scruff or dandruiY.
ROussel's Fan LuStrale TOniQaG Hair Restorative
For cleansing, identifying and preserving tho
venting falling off of the hair and badness,
lmyl0l For sale BY J, Z. MiIGHS'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-05

. | am going round to Broad street to in
quire of Ross, the glover, about little Lucy
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-07-05
Water Crackers.

DlTTSBURGi WATER CRACKERS,
H. frcsh-a fine lot just received and for
sale at A. A. BANKS
Je2I Diamond Drug store.