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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

Az-=El7=s So
Greene and orange--John II. Lee. d..
Greensyille and Sussex--Wm T Lun-
dy. d..
NJ. Howerton, d.
Hamp,hire-Hugh Pannil. and 70. N.
Powell. d.
Hanoyer-John H Cassin. dis.
Harrison-Ro Johnston and D D Will
kinson. d.
Henrico-Henry Cox. dis.
Henry-William Martin. dis.
HighIsnd-John Bird. d.
Isle Of Wight-A g Moody. d.
Jackson and Roane--J. II Chase. d.
Jefferson-Weils ] Hawks. d. and Lo.
gan osbourn. dis.
Kanawhs-Ch Ruffner, and Nicho.
las Fitzhugh. dis.
King George and stsfford-John ssd.
don. d.
King William-Farrison B Tomlin. d.
Lancaster and North'd7R Richard A..
Clay brook. d.
Lee-Job B Crabtree. d.
Lee aid Scott Hickman. d.
Louisa-John Hunter, d..
Eewis--Wm E Arnold. d.
Logan. Boone and Wyoming-E. Ward.
d.
Loudoun--H B Powell. and Charles
B Ball. dis.
Lunenburg-George w Hardy. d.
Msdison-James S. Kemper. d.
Marshsll-Ro. Alexander, d.
Mason-Alexander Long. d.
NJ At 4
4.
Marion-A F Raymond. and Ulysses N.
Alnett. d.
Mecklenburg-Wm H Jones. d.
Mercer-James NJ Bailey. d.
Monongalia-A G Davis and A N Bar
bour. d.
Monroe-A A Chapman. d. and Allen
7 Caperton. dis.
Montgomery-Chas A Ronald. d.
Morgan-Joseph S Duckwall. d.
Nsnsemond-Nat'l Riddick. dis.
Nelson-Jacob Warwick. dis.
Norfolk City, Mallory. ind.
Norfolk co.-John Young, and Thomas
Tatem, d.
Horthampton-George T VERIFY. dis.
Ohio-Thomas Sweeny. and Andrew
Woods. dis.
Page-Mann Splitter. d.
Patrick-Wm A Burwell, d.
Pendleton-James B. Kee, d.
Petersburg-H P. Brown. d.
Pittsylyania-E + Keen, and John Gill
mer. dis.
Peasants and Ritchie-H G Creel. d.
Pocahontas-Adam Nottingham. d.
Preston-R E Cowan and G Kemble,
ID.
Prince George and Surry-Geo E Rives.
d. 80:
Primo Edward-Asa D Dickinson. d.
Princess Anne-Alfred G Tebault, d.
Prince William-Seymour Lynn. D..
Pulaski-J S Draper. D.
Putnam-Ro. A B Thompson. d.
Randolph and Tucker-Samuel Crane.
Rappahannock- - Hackly. dis.
Richmond CityvR o Haskins. Joseph
R. Anderson, and Roscoe B Heath. d.
Richmond CO.. and Westm DIR w Car
ter. dis.
Roanoke-Colin Bass. d.
Rockbridge-Jas w Massie, and Gard.
ner Paxton. d.
Rockingham- Hiram Martz. Addison
Harper. and VIM & Stevens. d.
Russell and Wise-Jos Kelly, d., and
Dale Carter. dis.
Shenandoah-John Gatewood, and w
II. Slber.. d.
SmyIb-Thos L Preston. d.
SoutEampton-Louis Z Mason. d.
Spo1tsy lvania-Oscar NJ. Crutch6eld. d
Taylol-Moltimer II Johnson. dis.
Tazewsll-H r Boyle. and R W Davidson
ID.
Upshur-R L Brown. d.
Wsrrcn-S w Thomas. d.
Washington-Robert E Grant. and W
L Rice. d.
Wsyne-Jeremiah Wellman, d.
Wetsel-E Clarke. d.
Wood-Aithur Boreman. dis.
Wythe-Jos J Graham. d.
According to the above classification
the Democratic majority on joint ballot
will be $50.
Virginia consressmen.
The delegation from Virginia 10 the
nexk GonOYaan If tho IIn;,ad S,otae III
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

re- lis said Chief Justice Leoomp.s.
Of Kansas. viii 5000 be removed.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

~ Money makes ibs mar. 60.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-06-19

GTWe would commend the following
picture Of the negro in his native home.
10 those Who pirate so much about the
7" dsmoralizing effects Of Southern Slaves
rv:n
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
EPCao 0ldl AE2Cnal
HIGHLY INPORTiNT TO FARMERS.
NJ. NJ. FAXON'S

.2H0chmcof Of TU'canj-ed h1dia Rubber
Spring 10 The Tribes Of GrajR Drills.
fViE race.s2 2ued. hvinc ne,"tlad arrangement fl
tie affatn,..eui of Cu1 Spring 10 the Tubes aud
y. Ests or G.a'd D,ins is danry 10 inform Farmers
a..G a une,s ia,ee~ u IN tu- growing # Wheat and
ber gains, ta:i : p en, rcd to furnish GRAIN
DRILLS wh iIe acge a.c'c artached, at the shortest
at bis Fnnuo McVelt1wR Pa Secders have
become Pin osl f1 article to the Farmer,
aoo H. wsll t;e ati. th,heut Of the Gum Spring
wit cr@.urr i.s least onc-haIf All the deten
o1 aud roroe caused by he breaking of wooden pins
is -n ev do,c avay with by this Arrangement, and
ao bor Drnl nearly dona'c the labor that he
coniu pit o. with mucl, greater ease both
ansr apG hgrses There need be fearof The Spring
.i.iur for e rae,e auc!e that wilincher break
Io or we,c ne GUm sprng IS that article, ana
- zefd no,15ae e.; ying i'ai Grain prI Is The sim
u'r-l nos, Proaawicai in performance,
ar.4 iHe du, able over of red 10 The ogri
CT &C., pUnic The feed j. arranged that il viii sow
]. - tl T.. and 1eis per Persons desiring
coaFg o"u.ug requested 10 send ~ their
o...n ooas aIe. Direct 10 MCNeytown. Mif
On roul,v. Pa. o, I C FRANCI$CUS. Lcwi<iown :;
r. l. FAXON- Rou'Gaysour-, Blair co, Pa BOY ER &
EEO.. U,,,-1ut2, P. who authorized 10 act as
a3ens ana any fdr,!ari. ora 'oa be ob
taiaed.
PEICE OF DRILLS. with the attachment $75 Far
mers already have dris H. altered, and
the Ilo.q Rubber Spdag attached, fortiom SOTO Sl5.
s,-Ar branches oC The FOUNDRY BUSINESS still
arried for which respectfully solicited
NJ NJ FAXON.
McVeytown. June - 1870.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
THE WOODS.

There is no restorative Of the frame or
sweet diversion to the mind like day in
the woods. The effect of roaming tree
less plain or riding over a cultivated region
is entirely different. There is certain
tranquility and balm in the forest that heals
and calms the fevered spirit and quickens
the languid pulses of the weary and dis
heartened with the breath of hope. Its
influence on the animal spirit is remarka-
Bile; and the senses, released from the din
and monotonous limits of streets and hous-
es, luxuriate in the breadth of vision and
the rich variety of form, hue, and odor
which only scenes like these afford. As
we walk in the shadow of lofty trees the
repose and awe of heart that breathes from
sacred temple gradually lulls the tide of
care and eXalts deSpondency into worship.
As the eye tracks the hickerng light CLAN
cling upon heritage it brghtens to recognize
the wild flowers that are associated with
the innocent enjoyments of chldhood; to
note the delicate blossom of the wild hya.
cinth, see the purple asters wave in the
breeze, and the scarlet berries of the win
ter-green glow among the dead leaves Or
mark the circling light of the startled crow
and the sudden leap OF the squirrel
Wepause unconsciously to feel the sprin-
gy velvet of the wood clump, pluck up the
bulb of the broad-leaved sanguinoria, or
examine the star-lke flower of the liver
wort; and then lifting our gaze 10 the can
oPy beneath which we lovingly stroll,
greet, as old endeared acquaintance, the
noble trees in their autumn splendor-lhe
crimson dog-wood, yellow hickory, or scar
let maple, whose brilliant hues mingle and
glow in the sunshine, like the stained win
dows Of an old Gothic Cathedral; and we
feel that it is as true 10 fact as TO poetry
that 1.-The groves were Gods first temples" +"
Every fern at our feet is as dantily carved
as the frleze of a Greciau column; every
vista down which we look wears more
than Egyptian solemnity; the wilhered
leaves rustic like the sighs of penilence,
and the lofty tree-tops send forth voice
like prayer. Fresh vines cucumber with
cred trunks, solitary leaves culver slowly
to the earth, a light hue chastens the bright
ness of noon, and all around is the charm
of mysterious quiet and seclusion thai in
duces a dreamy and reverential mood;
while health seems waited from the balsa-
mic pine, and the elastic turf, and over all
broods the serene blue frmament,-H I.
Iuckcrnan.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
a CARD.

To the Citizens Of Lecjsto,cn and Ficiniy.
THANKFUL for past favors of generous
public, we respectfully solicit continuance
OF the same. We have just returned from the
East with large assortment of
DI2 " @&a
Chemicals, Dyestuf$, Oils, Paints. Furnishes,
Brushes, PeIJitntery, Fancy Goods, Pat
eit Medicines, Surgical Instruments,
TiusSeS, Shoulder Braces, dc.
Also, Wines, Brandies and LIQUORS of all
kinds for medicinal purposes.
10 the ladies we would say that our assort-
ment of PeUuRery, Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs,
Cosmetics, Toilet Soaps, and fine article of Ban
Ru1n-is uneXceIled in Lewistown.
For the gentlemen we have Porte .Ionnaies,
of variety of patterns, Pocket KnireS, Sharing
Brushes, Sharing Soaps &c, in great variety.
We have also a superb lot of imported SegnS
For the sick and afflicted we have s'baIa for
erery around"
Country Merchants can he supplied with any
articles IN our line at city prices. All goods
warranted TO be as represented
Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Physicians orders promptly filled at the usual
discount. J. ID. STONEBOAD,
mays Bee HIVE DRUG- STORE.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

GrieUing for Lost Pearis.-It would
be hard 10 tell whether most Joy Or sorrow
has been caused at Notch Brock, n. j.,
by the discovery of the pearls. Dozens
are bemoaning fortunes that, in days past,
they carelessly flung away. One matron
unavailingly sighs over some "litile white
things that she once gave her boys for
marbles. A schoolmaster lugubriously
remembers that he had chopped up eight
or ten thousand dollars worth, with his
penknile, Ito see what was inside" An
other genius rammed pearl bullet down
his rifle and shot away his fortune. An
old lady who chuckled six months over
her ''good bargain with the pedlar," now
discovers that she paid him in pearls abont
seven thousand dollars for a calico dress.
1t is needless to say she hasn't laughed
since. The unfortunate man who had the
$4,000 one cooked for his breakfast, has
taken TO ped in utter despair, and refuses
to be comforted.-EGchmge paper.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
H1R OLD CORNER
Has lust Opened a Splendid assortment
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.

TT you want a cheap Dress, call al the Old Corner
i If you want a cheap shawl call at the Old Corner
II you want cheap silks, call at the Old Corner.
If YOU want cheap Mnsius, call at the Old Corner.
If you Kentucky Jeans or Tweeds, call at the Old
Garner Also, FlaGnes, all kinds and colOrs.
If Shaes Bereges, call AT the Old Corner.
Ii you Brantes or Lawns, cali at the Old Corner.
If you want La Villa Cloihs call at the Old CoTder.
II you want SILK CraveIlas, call at the Old Corner.
If you want Mourning Goods, call at the Old Corner.
II you want striped SSiring Muslin go TO The Old Corner
II you want pale0t Cdo:ine Lining the Old Corner
IL yon want Collars. Undesieeves Edgings Inserngs,
FiouncGgs, any Embroderies, go the Old Corner.
II you want Corded Skirts Sonag Skirts, Hoops, call
at the Old Corner.
If you want Cloths. call at the Old Corner
II you want CdsSmcres, call N the Old Corner
u you want Sat'netis call AT the Old Corner.
If POU WANT .fNYTHIyVG IN THE DRY
GOODS LINE, 90 TO TIE OLD CORNER
If you want TO make choice from 1870 STYLES of Wall
Papers, go TO the Old Corner.
If you want Carpet of any kind, 90 to the Old Corner
If you want Groceries, Queensware or Cutlery call at
the Old Corner.
If you Clothing, Boots Shoes, Hats Caps call
at the Old Corner.
If you have Country Produce TO exchange for Goods
al The Old Corner
fyou want Bargains in anything call at the Old Corner
hrConntry Dealers supplied wHh Goods by wholesale
al "a very small advance above city wholesale prices.
ap23 GEORGE BLYMYER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
New Series---Vol, IL, No. 90.
LIVE IN THE SOIITH.

The following articles, taken from
papers furnished by single mail, afford
specimens of almost daily occurrence in the
South.
Rrom the Cincinnati Commercial of June sth1
DREADFUL AFFAIR IN KENTUCKY.
As the Lexington and Coyington train was
passing couple of miles this side of Win
chester, Kentucky, on Saturday, the body of
man was discovered lying near the road,
and still little further ON another body ly-
ing in a similar condition was seen. The par
ties were Col. James Price, of Clark county,
Ky, an old and esteemed citizen, and his son,
a iine and promising young man. Both were
found weltering IN their blood, the father
having received the contents of double bar
rel gun, loaded with buckshOt in the abdo-
men and lower part Of his body, while the
son had been shot through the body by bull
let from a revolver. Both were breathing
when found, and it is yet hoped that the old
gentleman may survive, although no hope is
entertained Of the recovery of the son. The
particulars Of this sanguinary affair, we
have been able to learn them, are as follows:
The lady of Col. Price, under the name of
Molly Broom" is a contributor to the Ohio
Farmer, and In recent communication to
that journal, she gave description of fam
lily, residing in her neighhorhood from the
mismanagement of whose head much domes-
tic aff1iction and disastrous consequences had
arisen. Unfortunately a neighbor, named
Gay, took the matter as intended for himself
and few days since meeting Col. Price, he
demanded if he considered himself response
bic for what his wife wrote. The Colonel,
who was unconscious Of what he alluded to-
replied in rather .jscular manner that he
was not, and the parties separated upon ap-
parently friendly terms. On Saturday morn
ing Col Price was riding on horseback at
the spot above designated, his son. similarly
mounted being some distance behind, when
he was intercepted by Cay, who carried
double barreled gun, which he discharged full
at the Colonel, who fell from his horse, to all
appearance dead. The son at this moment
fastening to the spot, Gay drew revolver
and again fred, with such fatal effect that the
son also fell. After thus disposing of his
victims, who were to all appearance dead,
Gay made eff, and at the present writing we
are not advised whether he has yet been ar
rested. The foregoing was cleaned from the
Colsnel himself, who rallied sufficiently to re-
late the particulars of the murdereus attack,
as we'll as its probable cause.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

D''I am astonished at your honor's
decision!" said young lawyer 10 Judge
who had decreed against him. "This re
mark cannot be permitted" said the Judge,
sand an apology will be necessary on your
part" "Permit me-" said the senior
counsel, "to offer an excuse for my young
friend! he is new in these matters, and
when he mas practised as long before your
honor as have, he will be astonished at
nothing!"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

Jake" said an old farmer one day
to his mower, "do you know how many
horns there are to dllemma!" "Well,
no, not 'zactly," replied Jake, 'but know
how many there are in 2. quart of good
Monongahela.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

III AND and horse power Corn Shelters,
IL Lancaster county premium Grain Fans, constantly
on hand and for sale by I. G. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

DA bet was made recently between
two farmers in France, about the speed of
horses and oxen, with the same load the
same distance; the distance travelled was
twenty-three kilometers, (about twelve
miles;) four horse team was put to
wagon loaded with about 10000 pounds
of beet reot pulp. The oxen were two
yoke with the same load. The horses
beat them only seven minutes, and would
themselves have been beaten had they not
been the best in the country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

The following articles, taken from
papers furnished by single mail, afford
specimens of almost daily occurrence in the
SnInkh
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18

] III Window Shades, as low in price
as me common muslin ahades, and far superior in
ana beauty; buff and green Muslin Shades, 30 SO &
''e' WIDE, Powered Landscapes, and painted Mus
Lanuscapes from IS cents 10 50 per pair for sale by
r. G. FRANCISCUS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
NhoIe No. 24l2.
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IN ADVANCE.
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For six months, IS cents.
FT#zAl NEW subscriptions must be paid in
dra5aee If the paper is continued, and net
aid iktjn the first month, 81 % will be charg-
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Iaid u six moaths, Sl,75; and if not paid in
aine manths, $500
AjI rapers addressed to persons out of the
o,slsfV II 5#il be discontinued at the expiration of
"a ti;as bald for, unless special request is made
4 tha e6ntrary or payment guaranteed by some
esponsible person here.
ADVERTISING.
Ten lines of minion, or their equivalent, con-
tilufe a square. Three insertions 81, and 25
e,,ts for each subsequent insertion.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
Iron Fence, Hollow Ware, Water Pipes,
New ARRANGEMENTS.

4 FTEH retucn.og our suCe'e thanks 10 our
y numerous friends and Gus ome,s ;o, iheir
continuec patronage. | wovlu inform tncm lhat
am siIl to be found at
2Ao 01@ @Go2a
VIII detie 70 J.. '0g my ousiuc nearly to
Casa ? cr ,he q 0, Apr;l oUr ctcdrt terms
V % ne 1'u'r Ders Gra a,Coun rot 20 exceed
Fr.v Doiia :. We noae 10 o ,ououci our
uU-iac O 81 We >ualr cnjov ,e good viii
uE o,r rg,aa ous cue, ones. anO tu9t tae nun
Der my be ea.'v iac.eased.
ma. - F. J. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-06-18
THURSDAY, JUNE IS, 1857.

for the peculiar institution Somebody
must labor, to make up for their idleness,
and 'heIp' is getting scarce. God help
the country where such ideas prevail. No
wonder we hear of famine and bankrupt
cles every day in the week. The proba-
bilitv is that we shall continue to hear of
thcm-that the 'wol' will thrust his nose
into our very doors, unless labor is honor
ed as it should be, and respected as the
only true and legitimate basis of a0eaith.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-05-27
THE STAR OF THE NORTH

is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
IL. w. WEAVER,
OFFICE stairs, in the net brick build.
ing, on the south side Of Dfdin Street, third
square be'o;o Market. fao4 1sf, .,.
TER RMS@Two Dollars per annum, if
paid within six months from the time of sub
scribing two dollars and fifty cents if not
paid within The year. No subscription re-
ceived for less period than six months; no
disconiinuance permitted until all aHearages
Gre paid, unless al the option of the editor.
ERTrsEMEsrs no, exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar,
and twenty five cents for each additional in
, Seition. A liberal discount will be made to
kihose who advertise by the year.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26
Eagle works. CHICAGO, H.,

I s the largest machinery mandatory and de,
Il pot in the United States. where mag be found
Railroad Freight Cars, Portable and Stationary
Steam Engines, Locomotive and Cylinder Steam
Boilers All kinds Of Wood and Iron Machin-
err. Premium Portable Circular Saw Mills.
improvements, with or without Bolts. General
Mill Furnishings. Superior Single Mills. Steam
and Water Guages. Steam Whistles. Finished
Brass Work and Engine Trimmings. Castings
and Mill Gearing. Gates Patent Screw Cutter.
Best Maehinists' Files, Of our own importation.
Smoke Pipe, Brooches, Sheet Work, etc., etc.,
We say to our patrons and the public generally.
that heretofore we have not been able to keep.uP
with the demand, but now we have largely in
creased cur works. increased our firm, and have
greater facilities for supplying the West with
Machinery than any other establishment.
p W. GATES z, S.w WARNER. 7. CHALMERS.
A. O. WARNER. p.R. FkAsBk,
April ii, l657.-ly
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26
The Truth About Kansas.

GOV. GEARY'S ADMINISTRATOR IN
C0MnP aEfk History OF UiIF'THE TERRITORY
until June, 1857 Embracing q full account OF
its discovery, Geography, Soil, Climate, Pro-
ducts, its organization as Territory, transact
tions and events under Governors Reeder ana
shannon, political disssnsions, Personal hen
counters, Election Frauds, Battles and Out
RACES, with Portraits of prominent actors there
in. ali fuIly authenticated BY JOHN ii. GliiON,
Nj. d., Private Secretary to Coy. Geary. Care
fuIly compiled from the Official Documents on
file in the Department of the State at Washing
ton, and other papers in possession OF the An,
thor. with full account of the INV ASlUN Or
KANSAS FROM MISSOURI; the capture, trial
and treatment of the Free Stat. prisoners; the
character and movements of the Missouri Border
Rufians: the murder of Buffum, and others the
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN GOV. GEARl
AND JUDGE LECOMPTE; the proceedings Of
the Territorial Legislature. of the Pre,Slavery
Convention, and the organization OF National
Democratic Party, with SketcA 81 hdHsds dH'',
ina its early troubles, under COOS. HeedeT ana
Shannon; its Invasions, Battles, Outrages and
Murders.
a copy will be sent to any part Of the United
States, By mail, free Of postage, on the receipt
of retail price. A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE
TRADE. NPIOO0 Agents wanted. Price IN
0-0-' CHAS. C. RHODES, Publisher,
Inquirer Building, Philadelphia.
July 25lh, 1s51,-im
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26
nlinn.. IRAN wark..

NEW FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
IL IN ALTON, for manufacturing steam en-
zines, boilers, mill work and other rnaehinery.-
Having withdrawn my interest from the hrfn Of
Stigleman, Johnson & Co., am noa engaged In
building 8 new establishment. on scale superior
20 any in this country; and am operating and
ready to receive orders at the corner Of Pasa and
Fourth streets where I shall continue until the
new establishment Is fitted up.
The increased demand for Engines and all
kinds of mill work, and particn iariy better
class than any esta blishnient in Alton Is able or
oapable Of dining, induces me to build an estan,
iishieft and fit Il up with Machinery Tools, MIL
Patterns, and worknmen Is Will enable me 70
turn out better class OF work than has hereto
fore been made or transported ia this eouIy.,
And trust, from long and practical knowledge
of the business, to receive the same encourage
nent that has heretofore been so literally be-
slowed upon me; for which 1 most eprdiai.y ten.
der my sincere thanAsl end hope TO be sustained
b. GENEROUS public, in this extensive enterprise
C. STIGLEMAN.
P. ST. now have associated with me IN the
business Messrs. Adams Il Miller. Mr.. Joseph
A, Miller is fayorably known rs the best consult.
ing Civil Engineer, Craftsman, and Designer Of
ali kinds of Machinery and Buildings in this
country, and We will at all times be ready to
give plans, specimens, amp estimates Tor Flour
ing Mills, Circular Muley and Sash Saw mills;
Distilleries, Railroad and Hydraulic works and
ali kinds Of machinery. Also, furnish and put
up the same in complete order, at such prices aa
cannot fail to give satisfaction.
STIGLEMAN, MILLER d co.
| April 25-tf
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1857-12-26
Union Insurance Company,

JAMESTOWN, MERCER COUNTY. Pa
~ Insurance against loss and damage b. IRE.
tornado and hail. This old Insurance Company
has opened GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE in Law
renee, Kansas, and has determined 10 take risks
on all kinds of insurable property at rates as
low as any other responsible Company IN the
west. They have issued many thousand policies
during the last six years, and in every case OF
loss have paid the damages promptly, without
suhlecting the parties 20 delays or litigation.-
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED in every towA in
Kansas. Address sill communications on this
subject to g. W. BEOWx, Esq, Lawrence. Kan
sas Territory.
Or. WV. GIBSON, Pres't. DIR. 3, G.. CLARE, Treas.
j. G. THOMPSON. Secretary.
u. w. BRoRH, General Agent for Kansas.
LOCAL AGENTS.
WV. Z. GooDES0w, Manhattan, XII.
7. b. PLUME. Emporia
3. 3. PRoUTY, Prairie City,
r. 3. LEAyITT, Wysndotf.
DAVID II. WEIR, Lawrence. z. z.
May. 1856.