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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
GRAIN

/ This fan isproI6unced by competentJudges
il lie the bestsepsIkator now in nse, for cleaiis
M Wheat, Glover Seed. and@aH kinds soi
grain, from Cheat Coekel, Garlic and al
kinds of filth II cleans Glover Seed clean
enough for market Without sitting They are
built Of good material, and BIZ good 4worknlen
All our fans are waFra nteds All commun nj ca-
tons addressed to BKanawha Court House Will
be promptly attended to. ~
JOHN p. HART Co
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
BUFFALO TANNEY, FoR SAFE.

HN BAhUFiIN CaH DC IlAu IN me Hans
lA merry situated immediately back 81
Buffalo, containing about one acte . fIand
with a good bark house, bark Hill, and
We'll Of water, etc. Tie tan housse il.
Somewhat out of repair. Buffalo IL one
the bestspoints in Western Eirrninniiaa
M. \ tannerT. RO. 7. HAIRY E2E.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

ryyIRGINIA:--A AT Rules held in THE clerk's
" Office Dc the ~eitcuit court of Wyoming
county, on Monday, The 9Th dayof July, 1887,
McDonold & aG., compl IS, E.DE 5r~.f
r. against - In ECllancery.
Thomas Morgan j, def S./T H III
The objecto Of this suit IS to<recoveF ? debt
Of $500 due from said defendant to said com
1plainant$, nd. tds9bfset TO sale iof The pay+
inent thereof, a fact Of 1apd belonging 10 said
Morgan, lyillg, nIndiaad creek,Tn the4 county
pf, Wyr4inniin II i coantfaiinin n - a. .res. And il
appearing from satisfactory evidence hat the
SAID defendant salmon reSident.ot the Gem
.monwealth Of Virginia, ithis ordered that he
do appeahhete wlthin one month alter the
due publication hereof, ana ~ whatls nects-
saTy to protect bis iIfterSst, # HI
ANeopN teEes.k IA
y3nt4w4 ~ W. N. HENDERSON, DIG
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no THE PttBEIC.

rANDREW PARKS Of Kanawha az
and JAMES W. HOGE of Putnam aq
having entered into partnership, asInd
and Cohbtliselors at La VI, lnrl,r the. ist.
PARKS HOGE, for the Counties OF !
and Putnam willfattend -affftte county,
..erly anI3circatit courtSiu thn$e countb
will alsena promptly TO all buSine&sS
beE entrusted to them appertaih
theft profession. Il PARKS & lip
jan. n, 1875
THOSE Erpectfinrs to Dyef lis WI
IWOULD dowell To call i'll tbezG Gil;
W. tn Druy Store, as they wiAa
! good assortment eESodh
Suits. NJ. u
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1CoNMissioSER' S OeFfcEt July IA, 1857.
S Zf+ III N0ticG. ha4

80 ~ NOTICE.. -
The parties to this suit will ia keanotice that
have appointed Friday, the #2lth day Of
August, 1887, at my Office, in Charleston, AS
the time and place Wien and where II
sIafl proceed TO take and. stats the account
ordered under ~theydecree in the above named
cause. And l do require the production be
iore me Ct all such proofs as shall be neeessa :
~ for that purpose. Ell
.fAEEX. T.tLAIDLEY, Comm n.
SwsSy, Sol.
July Il 1897.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
Wagons Wagons!

TIME Undersigned having permanently. lo-
Gated at CoAIs Mourn, takes this meth
cd to inform his friends andthe public gener,
ally that~he is pFepared to furnish the PnphG
with Wdgg6ns.&If YOU want q neat good
and substantial Wagon here is the place to
purchase. TO tloe who are acquainted with
INV work It is useless to say more; bHt to those
who are not. "YOu SHALL NOT RE DISAPz
tPOlNTED.'' LJOnNE 0NERSHlNERf l.
AnriIF1i; tQ571v J.. ~ ..|h4+ |hI .- Il Il
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New GooDS !
JACOB GosIIoRN,
IN N E.
1AMAmmA Il CINCINNATI Jacket

.KANAwHA 4 CINCINNATI PACKET
A THE splendid new, light
@M saaass9aA draught+ steamer i
VIRGINIA. BELLE,
Capt, T, w. MALONE, will run as a regular
packet between Cincinnati and ka.n Wha "a
lines. Leaves the Salines every "wednesday,
at s o'clock, A. Il, and Cincinnati every Sat.
surday at 10 o'elock,3M I. .
The NIRGININ BELLE is 2 new boat oallt
expressly f9r the Kama !la trade ana mas
every convenience calculated tospremote me
comfort or passengers. h JILL
! ali business entrusted teo her care
promptly attended To-. az#E \,
For freight or passage, apply, on Ipoasa. "
June 80, ts5j.Etf . -LLA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

.LIGHT ON THE SUBJECT.
DERSQSS in want of Window Glass,
1 Putty. &c, would do wen to call On
]. ii. ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

TIM CASsE1 Coal Cd. AZ CoAL: RIVER
W. 81 Rt1sscFans CiAieg' AkgeNt
Tnk WESTERN MrStse AND MAUFAc
TrR1NG GdMPfANf.
john % Yanhqin, Nig 4qent.
.TuE VlkkGoISJA G. lsEL CoAL copAr i'Sf
Glenien t Smith ! GXid. dgtnt.
TItH R1iSr CREEK C1oAL AND lEoss Man Man
1TEAeTttRISG CoMPAsY.
ID. Qt .Toimpkkinnss GAfg dsgeM.
CAR B6Hs M1SI4e GGoMPANT,
PstefILkrnb, tAs A b
THE z01p DoIrAroN CpAL AND fKo!
MASIfAcruR1Sd, CCbIpANN
Philip II. cambridge CAie.f 1geat,
'T'nEff IN ISTFRED MININP AMP MNANrFAo
# n ruRIs66s GpaaiPANYs
George Jeffriss Chia4Vf A4i9gert,
yTnEj KAEawut MISIGh CoNrASYIt
PlilipfP Danatidse tn'J lgenf
III me MI, All Charleston, KaIt'a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
NIRGINIA. 8 Kanawhq circuit court,

NIRGINIA: "a KanawhaI circuit court,
Spring Term, July lst. 1880
Alfred uchaa nan VS.. William Finch, Mar
Gus A. Finch and John Stockton, partners in
trade, under the name, style and firm Of FfHich.
BTe. 4 Coz 5SzCmANcERY. f
~DEuREE1FoR AccogNr-ABsTRxcr.
This cause cameson to be Heard, &C., up
ON consideration whereofth court doth refer
it to master commissioner, Alex. T...LaidIey,
to take, state md settle macon Mt, siIowAng
how m9cFBiR due from the defendants. TO the
complainant, if any thing. And the court
doth order that publication for four success
sise weeks insthe "Kanawha Valley STAR
shall be equivalent to- personal sefAiee Of no
tice upon all the paEties to lhes suit Of the
time and place Of taking l~esaccosfnts direct
KS < ". qUaRRI ls clk i.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
kAHAWAA ]
|.
Cont dictionary q Grocery,
ain Street. 4tit door below the Lower
FerryI Gharlesfon. Val

JOEtNtf fully a tuaintedb with THE baking
ID business in all itsLyaHH pts b Ana hes, no
pains WILDE spared 10 reuaer satisfaction TO
the most faStidlllS taste. H~kA
Cakes s. Pastry, &c, Sd. iDr Wedding
Parties,
made ,of The shprte.t noted FT4sh Bread
PaslerYE &c, eFrry day. 'Fi9sE III The whole,
So Y and retail. n. FHlfHbtIF#
Iiaavfr4g on haR41t a3full suprEHtk tf aroceries,
will ssal as 5clreapaa as The dht5psst Ifor-cash.
Country ptoduceI &c. takefEhT s&tHange for
tt the market prlcgI III DASH winsbe
paid 1 aquirea. I iii.
n42f4 fH:tF NM -GEgREiE WANT. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18
March 81, 1s57s

Having had occasion to clean some seed
wheat, thoroughly pf< cookie, CHEAT, &c., l
Was induced, from itlhe high reputation mad,
of Mr.. Harris improved fans, to make the eN-
pertinent, with one sof them, which with ?facil-
lily, and easeia eyeFyway, fully accomplish
es everything fof which it has been 50 de-
Servedly recurhen nd id.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

III addition TO theBaboye statement Or girl
Laid6ey | hayeto say that also am the o&nt
e1 of one Of VIII HafF 5 fans That l uschase4dl
Of Mr.. haidley tlhtrts Bushels of hisS prfmE
rock wheat tot owilsgdtnllYcleaned forF maj
purpose as his mFanageE stated l%uPneSe. tno'
his cd fan not MIR. %fiarts, that ! took the
bbrtclptiofrtof run Ethe seed wheat again
through the Hart fat. and by he operation
reduced the thirty to-f twen3y-SiN b, shells 81
pure clean wheat; ifIthis is not Recommending
don 10 those desiring tp purrllasc d good grain
cleaner | am at q laas FOR ONE. III
"A. w. QrARRlER.
T Kflfie CFankie, 2suhTOctUber IS So I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

y 81 IT. = - T-h y 10 80 - -AT ITE tst=tN
! ] N Philip II. Danafiiag ftf1i1ef igsa
i. h Banks.
B1sK OF YIRG1SIA, At Charleston, Mans
James EC.. Mcfarland President:
sasm'l Hannah, G1ask {rrsy !
JOHN Ii. Doddridge Teller.
William Hddrick etgferk-
j. q flAFarland,
John .IIsa Osborn, b,
AndINY Parks,
james Rllffner, Directors.
w. Chamberlain,
u. G. Newman
FRANCS Thompson
BASr oil KAYAwHIA, at Kahawha Salines:
f HsnrY 4Fitzzhulggh PrGsiReht.
Ia. Spesf41G.er4 Nyes Cashier.
Henry Fftzhugh,
. Dr. S. Patrick,
Y IsaacN Smith,
# CharldstHill,
HI Thomas j.. Buster, Directors
II Andrew P. FrE,
Charles @. Watson,
Tho. il. Br odn, -I|
KA sax1sGs ISsTTrrTros. j
Alex. IN. Quarter, PresideAt.
John NJ. Doddridge, Efeps,, C Se6'yT
! James River $ KKaanawthaa Company.
Willian ] Rand. Gd1zectsr afr Oh Koa. r.
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5Clamenf smitb mir II 11;;peer
/ John. M. Inoddrdoe IIeosarer.
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EWn5 I Goshora
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III, i; Tbomnson.
Sail comnanies.
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III, Yo;
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RuFFNERs II ALE u Go.
John L, Haie,, Chef 4A1gent.
BENZ snm1thfrs, ShlPpi9g Agent.
Salt Inspectors.
ANDRE p. Fly, Loeer,f Id sttiet
Henry pr. % nderdonk, E1gef Distriet.
z Cburcbes.
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MethotIst Ei chnrfh, Southh-FRev. " ,.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

II have had in use upon my farm, during
the present veal r, d Wheat fan manufactured
by j. BIfart& CD, SofT Charleston Kanawha,
/ take pleasure ia dying that it is detiled !
the best fan ! have oyer used orseen ~ use.
+ s #5. gAMES NJ. LAlDLEE, +
n Glenwnnl. 0cL. .aIISh6.4s II 7 Y i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-18

HI Gt4tAAhELEsroN, Kana~ha.
This is TO certify that | have usefdtoHe Of J
b. Hart & Co. imprdvel grain >ctea lers, and
take Observation-Disclosures Them to tie
tanning community as avery superior q ticle,
tEs@4 Ib<I#. A.: WRIGHT. |
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1867.

is reliable succeed by thus adopting right
principles, 10 the astonishment of their
friends. Of this kind Of success the lee
lurer gave instances. lie then spoke Of
the false business principles which had
governed our country from 1890 to 1886,
during the flush" times. He spoke Of
the ease with which credit was obtained,
and the reckless way people endorsed and
specula1ed and lived luxuriously. These
things were all wrong; crazy credits, bogus
banks, insurance companies, town lots
where they were not wanted, &c, as was
seen wien the "crasll'' came In 1878.
All devices TO get rid Of honest work and
live by our wits is wrong. In short, the
violation Of the true business principles is
wrong, and the sooner We know il the
better
These are some Of the reasons why |
believe in adopting true business principles
why believe in the principles of Aateg-
rity, Energy, System, Concentration,
Cash, Publicity and Proportion. | do
not affirm that men are not governed by
principles in business, but simply that they
do not understand all the vital principles
by which they Should be governed. nor
do they frequently adopt right principles.
These seven principles, mentioned BY
the speaker, he maintained 10 be indispeE-
sable, and you cannot take any away or
add any principle which is indispensable.
Mr.. Palmer then discussed these principles
severally, showing their power. OF pub
licily, he remarked, thai he did not advise
rogues TO advertise their dishonest calIngs,
but only honest men. The swindler gets
caught and taken care OF by the police
sooner or later, III any event. He did
not place publicity before integrity, but
maintained the absolute necessity Of tie
latter first of all and under all cirrunistan-
ces. With these remarks he closed. hav-
ing interested and preserved close aten-
tiun on the part OF his audience during the
entire lecture.-B,diefia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
CARRYING SNAKES.

DR.. Dixon in his New York Monthly
Scalpel, states that gentleman of The
''hghest veracity" related to him the fol-
lowing snake story. which beats anything
we have read lately: Going into an ordi-
nary for his dinner, he was surprised 10
observe the extra care with which gen.
lleman who took the seat opposite to him,
took off his hat; he turned his head as
nearly upside down as possible, without
breaking his neck; then placing his hand
over his hat, he again turned it, and receiv-
ing lis carefully guarded contents, con-
ceaIed in a pocket handkerchief, on his
hand; then gently laying the back of his
hand on the cushion, he slid the hat and
the contents off. and commenced his dim
ner. The attention o(, my friend was r-
resistibly directed toward the hat; and his
surprise greatly increased, the reader may
well imagine, on observing the head of
sizable snake thrust out and looking sharp
Iy about him. The gentleman, perceiving
The discovery, addressed him: My dear
sir, | was III hopes TO have dined alone,
aud not annoyed any one with my poor
pet. Allow me TO explain; he is perfect
ly Harmless; only common black snake.
was advised 10 carry him on my head
for rheumatism; have done so for few
weeks, and am perfectly cured--posi-
lively cured from a most agonizing mala-
dy. / dare not yet part with bin; the
memory of my sufferings is too vivid
all my care is to avoid discovery. and 10
treat my poor pet as well as possible in
his irh some confinement. feed him on
milk and eggs, and he does not seem to
suffer. Pardon me for my annoy ance-
you have my slory--it is true. am
thankful TO the inlormer Tor my cure, and
to you tor your courtesy i'll not leaving
your dinner diSgusted.n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
N5IlsIsnlN COUNTY, PA0

the stroke that the whole length Of The horn
was buried in the lions body. For near
ly minute, the two beasts stood notion
less; then the gemsbok, slowly backing.
Withdrew his horn, and the lion tottered
and fell on his side. is limbs quivering
i'll the agonies of death. The victor
made triumphant flourish Of his heels,
and 'rotted off apparently without receiv-
ing the least injury in the conflict
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
A SUPPOSED TRANCE.

A Ioung Lady'S Funeral Postponed.
On Friday last young lady named
Williams, whose family resides on Sew
enth street, near Gutter. died suddenly of
desease of the heart. The body was dres-
sed in the habiliments of the grave, and ey-
cry necessary arrangement was made for
The funeral ceremonies, which were to
have taken place on SUNDAY last. At the
appointed hour hearse, followed by a
train of carriages, drove up TO the house in
readiness 10 receive the body and convey
ii to lis final resting place.
The cortege remained in front of the
house such an unusual long time as to ex-
cite the wonder Of the neighbors, whose
astonishment reached the eliminating
point when the driver of The hearse noun
ted his box, seized the reins, and drove
hastily away, followed by the empty car
rages, and without the corpse. for which
his services were brought into requisition.
The solution of the affair is as follows:
On approaching The body for the purpose
Of taking last farewell OF the departed, a
relative noticed very perceptible flush
come over the countenance of the dead
and on placing his hand over the region of
the heart he was surprised TO find it quite
warm Notwithstanding the fact, or the sup
posed fact-that death occurred three days
previous. A number OF medical men were
at once summoned, who, after consultation
advised q postponement Of the funeral, and
the hearse and carriages were dismissed.
Since that time the body has not al all
changed in appearance. The countenance
continues flushed, aud there is considera-
bic warmth perceptible in the region Of
the heart Meanwhile the family and
friends are in the greatest doubt and per-
plexity, and there are conflicting opinions as
to the case. Some who have visited the
body, are confident that death has actual
Iy taken place, while others maintain that
the young lady lives in trance. Hun
dreds of people have visited the house Gai-
Iy, attracted there by the singularity of the
case.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
TIE LION AND ANTELOPE.

DIR. Livingstone gives a very interest
ing description OF fight he witnessed in
Africa between lion and antelope. The
doctor and his guides had just emerged
from a narrow detiIe between two rocky
hills, when they heard an angry howl,
which thsv knew 10 be that of the ''mon-
arch Of the forest" At the distance of
not more than forty yards in advance of
them, gemsbok stood AT bay, while
huge tawny lion was crouched on rocky
platform, above the level of the plain, evil
IDENTIFY meditating an attack on the anie-
lope; space of about twenty feet separa-
ted the two animals The lion appeared
to be animated with the greatest fury
the gemsbok was apparently calm and res
olulc-presenting his well fortified head
10 the enemy. The lion cautiously chang
ed his position, descended 10 The plain.
and made circuit obviously for the pur-
pose of attacking the gemsbok in the rear,
but the latter was on the alert and still
turned his head toward bis antagonist.
This manpuvering lasted for half an hour,
when it appeared TO the observers that the
gemsbok used stratagem TO induce the
lion to make his assault. The flank Of
the antelope was for a moment presented
TO his fierce assailant
As quick as lightning, the lion made a
spring, but while he was yet in the air,
the gemsbok turned his head, bending his
neck so as TO present one of his spears
like horn at the lions breast. A terrible
laceratinn was the consequence, the lion
fell back on his launches, and showed
ghastly wound in the lower part of his
neck. He uttered howl of rage and an
guish, and backed off TO the distance OF
fifty yards, seeming half disposed to give
up the contest; but hunger, fury or revenge
once more impelled him forward. His
second assault was more furious and head
long; he rushed at the gemsbok and at
tempted to leap over the formidable horns
in order to alight on his back. The gems
bok. still standing Oh the defensive, eleva-
ted his head speared the lion in the side
and inflicted what the spectators believed
to be a mortal wound, as the horns pene
lrated TO the depth of six or eight inches.
Again the lion rereated groaning and
Iimping in a manner which showed that
he had been severely hurt, but he soon
collected all his energies for another attack.
At the instant of collision, the gemsbok
presented horn so asto strike the lion be-
tween his fore legs, and so forcible was
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
New Stock of Lumber.

n addition to our large stock Of well-season-
ed stuff, suitable for the most durable and
perfect kinds Of work, we have just received
large supply from the Susquehanna region,
among which will be found
2, Ia, II, J., |, 1 and half inch Panel, First,
81 and Sd common BOARDS aud PLANK,
WORKED FLOORING,
Doors, Sash, Shutters, Blinds, and Door Fac
ings, ready worked.
Plastering Lath and Paling,
All kinds of BILL STUFF, 7x7, 6x6, 5x5, AXIS
and large lot of 3x4 SCANTLING, of va
rous lengths.
JOISTS of all sizes and lengths.
We are also prepared to FILL at short notice,
bills for any kind of lumber from the well
known steam mill of S. Nliliken.
Builders. Farmers, and others desiring Lum'
Der OF any kind will find it to their advantage
to give us call
oc2 WIN. B. HOFFMAN & co.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
Another Supply of Lumber.
&aail rsade 10 Order.

lust received, a large supply of yellow and
j white pine ready worked Flooring
Arrangements have been made by the under
signed by which they are enabled TO manuiac-
ture all kinds of Doors, Sash, Shutters and
Blinds at reasonable prices. Bills sent to them
either by mail or otherwise win meet with
prompt attention.
novl3 WIN. B. HOFFMAN 81 CO.
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Whole No. 24Ol.
TERMS oFs sUBscRIPTIoR.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM,
IN ADVANCE.
For six months, Is cents.

OE SIN uIOuthSS ~ SChSS'
IFAll NEW subscriptions must be PAID IN
advance If the paper is continued, and ne
paid within the first month, 81, % will be cnarg-
ed :; il not paid in three months, Sl,50 II no. not
paid in six months, Sl,75; and II not PaId IN
nine months, $500.
All papers addressed to persons OUT OF ''le
county will be discontinued at the expiration oi
E,be time paid for, unless special request is made
sto the contrary or payment guaranteed by some
responsible person here.
ADVERTISING.
Ten lines of minion, or their equivalent, con
si;tuta square. Three insertions 81, and 70
cents for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02

The West Branch Insurance Go.
OF LOCK HAVEN, Pa,
TNSURES Detached Buildings, Stores Mer-
chandise, Farm Property, and other Build
ings, and their contents, at moderate rates.
DIRECTORS.
Hon John J. Pearce, Hon. G.. C. Harvey,
John B. Hall, t. L. Abrams,
Charles A. Mayer, D. *. Jackman,
Charles Crist, w. White,
Peter Dickinson, Thos Kitchen.
Hon. G c. HARVEY, Pres
It, Z. ABRAMS, Vice Pres
TIhOs. Kitchen, Sec'y.
REFERENCES.
Samuel II, Lloyd, Thos. Bowman, d. d.
A. A. Winegardneri VIM, Vanderbilt,
l.. A. Mackey, VIM. Fearon.
A. White, DIR. ]. S. Crawford,
James Quiggle, A. Updegraf,
John w. Maynard, James Armstrong,
Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon. VIM Bigler
IPAgent for Mifilin county, G w. STEW
ART, Esq. apl7
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BIZ FIRE.
Franklin Fire Insurance Compa-
ny of Philadelphia.

Office lG3a Chestnut street, near Fifth.
Statement Of assets, $I,s27, fs5 SO
January lst, 1851.
Published sgreeably TO all act of Assembly, be
ing,
Fist Mortgages amply secured sl,5l9932 13
Re Il Estate, (present value, pi09,
OJ0,) cost, 60, lI4 Is
Stocks, (rresenl value, s83. .96l l2.)
cost, I 2.32 81
CAST &c, G4,l2I j6
81, I,827, le5 60
PeTpftual or Limited assurances made on every
description Of property, in Town and Country.
Rates as low as are consistent with security.
Since their incorporation, period Of twenty
eight years. they have paid over Three Millions
of Dollars losses by fire, thereby aliording cv-
idence of the advantages of Insurance, as well
as the ability and disposition TO meet with
promptness al! liabilities.
Lesses by Fire.
Lo ,ses paid during the year 1856, S30l ,63S "a
DIRECTORS.
C!ils. Baucker, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, David :. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lee,
Jacob r. Smith, Edward G. Dale,
Geo. w. Richards, George Fses.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHAs. G. BANcKER, Sec'y.
zL%Agent for Aitllin county, Ii. j. WAL
TERS, Esq, Lewistown. marl9
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-02

seA-A warehouse was burned in Mobile
last week il. which there were three thousand
bales of cotton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
COAL.

f,oAi.-rHu SUBSCRIBER rs RxCHTvIva rHK PURs
" RID ssh pssch Orchard prime quality which he VIII
furush Al the market price fro the boats
"a fy1m yard; Also L-hish from the mines which hy
wnrte4 upaiulieraef win other co.s Logefer vita Cuu
hs-i.nd sanra' and fIv.rpool orrel NnsaY REEVE
ner Of Cans. sad Ceus Streets and corncr % Jsae snd v
ssreea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
Uo1roF NOTICE -Hous sHoLD FURNITURE, Pr
~ npofWt1.

SAnUUL OsG GOD 90, aucuoneers viii sell positively,
without nj eer ssssroom 81 Sasssu street the
furniture OF family Leaving the comprising
payor suits with other paror furniurs wadrobes
bookcaSos enAmeed bedrt furniture extspsion tsbes
chairs SOFAS lounges velvet three ely and tapestry
srpes rosewood Ga octsve pisnofors by Horace Waters
curana ooasx glasses pc OIL pAianSs nxsares,