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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
a|VALJBLE KANAWFIA BOTTOM
iE FARM ron SALE,

AZ HAYS western Na., Land Agency
Office.
GITUlED about four miles from
- BFALO, containing about 800
acres; lt one hundred. acres Of which
are wy Improved, with 4 comfortable
hewedI house. A bargain can Be had
Isl Another valuable tract ofland
"a pale, lying and being on Bio
Hurri Creek, Putnam county. con.
tainin rs acres, which win be sold low
for "a horses Or cattle, ORION time BIZ
purcH giving bond, bearing Interest
from RO. n. HARVEY. II
JAMEs THoMPsoTT,
NrFAcftRKR o. OAK TANNED
Is ther Be1t11ag, !
fFront-Streef. Cincinnati. n.
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REMOVAL.

Mrs. ROC formerly Of the Maiden
~ House, kanaMha Salines--has removed
TO the large and eommodions Brick House, ops
posite the old stand, where shesis prepared 10
eretertain the interchangeable.
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ENTUCKY LIME.

RURWbL 4 FORD, having been ap-
ID appoied as agents for Munn's Ken
lucky Lin, are ut the public service to
furnish sill Or large quantities oil the
same. Muse to recommend. Give ii 4
trial. Itiands on It's own goodness
Price, peparrel, at tie wharf boat, PIT.
Pleasant, I go. All orders win meet
prompt aeItion.
Pt. Plesant, June a. 1856, y2n8tf.
Those Ipecting 70 Dye This Winter
WT0UD do wellto call at the Charles
w tonDfug Store, as they Will find
there q tod assortment Of good Dye
Stuffs.
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KsNlaIaA. Va. Oct g !

kGsuaIIts. Va, Oct. 25.
have " oneof I'll. Dtil's grain clean
ets4tlori my ri tl,is easolf, and can confident
" I comi@ 4 70 the tatpieTs Of Kauawha,
rs one OF. best aud most perfect grain
tlenneTs pr was acqRainttd with
+ GEO. w .IHILI4. d:
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comnsseisl'' y. - k1al' ,1A
MANI <rgR1s q order "a
stlpl|Y or l'1a|'. A ,.esF<i 81
10PPDis SnEE IRet AID m
Xiso: e+ps 1 ilt.e t6.Ie1mp|l r
COOKING 8 j o
of ,ic most iInrf4itt pe<ItF1t .|
b9Inink tilhe7 70 q q e0HI '1a1
Iull supply Of PAHt0t fAILE@
(. win dispose 81 'fs1 ~ m -.
~ p bought % ciueian1li.
HI Sls'tk has BEEN tfltcttl lV||. ca
l.e !esfecIfaiIy invites tie tiI'zs1| II
o. y he a Hey 70 give hisu call 80
Win - p give entire fisf1f iidl
li.s!l T. 74A e11'. ilis ii3tlc Is IS.
anttsmqll prod. ?,
Old Copper. Ps,tfer. Il. l<|
change fof ~ gods 81, RI 81,
Gailipnlis, Apnl 1851. s ~ -.
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Is x ANAWHA
ID "a * II II x,
Conf ctiona1y g Grocery,
Main Street, ia, door below the Lower
Ferry, charleston, Wa.

TpEiNG fully acquainted with5tbe baking
ID business, in all its various branches, NO
pains viii be spared to render satisfaction to
the most Ifastidious taste.
Cakes, Pastry &C.. &c, for Wedding
Parties,.
made on the shortest notice. Fresh Bread
Pastery, DC, e cry day. Flour BY the whole
sale and retail. "
Having on hand fnllIsupply Of Grpceries,
l will sill as cheap as the cheapest, for cash.
Country produce, &C., takenin exchange for
Goods, at the market price, or cash will be
paid if required.
n42y2 GEORGE WAYT.
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4 gfnek lsa Instits,fr * -
~ { fer fAe IN ~ ~ ~ ~.
~ 49, ~ eliestd did lafls 81 and Eri-E.
r ~ q ssIIl
.,ss. frpns an, cted S<s,,.,. 7, e
IN al. ssv PER NJ rCi S ~, 'E Il.
Ruaa NESS, laIPOTTSeS ~, g 1.lskAl J. 4 "a
IN N2xs,ii &c, SYMPHEf'i<. the MICS =
= NJ - .i ~ SELL ABrSE de-, &e.,
,the spf,l i ~ ASSoCTAIiQ y as ma ,sss's
II seS,ss DR. =, ,ke films of ss,,l
laissSss 81 oSick s. ella kiI KITE
theif Co6iSltin1 80 q p1as. "a 49,. 2
| 1LE Ac eotte91 g, lent ih:s e ss,s1 :
i Dl,penssfY fef s. -. - afit.o tits II 81,
ssase. 81 NJ = ios 70 sps i e.
WITH 1 ds6ils Of l;fs eondliioR.
oses I, ca 4 R IL 5 n'lsI d MED,
8 8 q g. ~ ~ 'I17''''' ~; Is needless
g g a1d INT tht. " f.. -
'sS ssISss neeicsl skiiI 81 III, - - Sc.
S 6e IN ppr0yed ~ .,Eer 49, .'1'
/ ASSURE 4. s5eetsls, on 1 r<tlez- - &.
nerolsn 'r y Their labofs 81 ~ ~ =. .E'
hfhe ati:n, Sl9rt have ben y ", '''' q u
have rsss.I Especial & a. 4
n..,.. tytd % dex6,s,> rs 32.' &lI IN
essp.sed cause. ss1y ineofiza. b.. 81.
S. y s' Pqblished by az. a.. :.
F;eai , q. .orrheeas 81 sf,,,;,,., -.
INA osh nsaisms Nastni 81, In :. Sc 4.
We Cons,, 30 * sSss Of the Sst'ss, 4.
y mai s;., 'ns surgeon. ' E;}f \, q
81 q NV, ffs ~ ~, : sealed letter s,..,
lfui noais. ss - on receipt of II 81
e 6s,es ss for Report :,
xea6. Al :. 81 ca LfiO Dun. ~.
stisst 4 f,s Atsoeiati6n, ~ & s
nm q e5arr 81 Is, r.,..
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Wagons! Wagons IL!

TNHE undersigned having permanently To-
eatea at Goals Mourn, takes this meth
Cd to inform bis friends aptft public geper
ally that he is prepared to furnish the public
with Waggoas. II you want neat, good
aud substantial Wagon here is the place to
purchase: 10 those whoare acquainted with
my work it is useless to say more; bit to those
who are not: Y0U SHALL N0TRE DISAPs
~, Ohm FOyERSHINER
Aprill4. l8571y!
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GICx.joyx6 1Iev9i
DELHI r. TAKHN |!

nut ahekaplure 81 this -
LID anciat heaihen city, ~ "a
bythe Birth troops Is not z,2Qf.1h
lhaIf ~ imdrtant to the cit "a - y
| izens DC Nnawha and the sufEonndlns e0pl.
TRY, * tlebheering fact that
MAY x WE'LL
Have e @ised alarge and splendid stock n
FALL AND WINTER eLOTHINEi.l
ntrect from the Eastern Cities
and III, i ii. "a ing to the scnfcity OF money,
t il,,ss Nh sal g iIEAPER THAN EVER 4 IS
THEFT gnohs were bonght With cash, alter
he great nioney panic t,ecanie general, and
consequently were obtained r. nearly one
half the former prices, and they viii be sold,
fdr Cash, Al i very small aqssnce on scsi
priees.I
Now Is he time for bargaihs5 Look 10 yopE
own interests. AND give hem call. Gvand
exsmi NJ heir goods and prices 81 they neith-
Ii make changes nor wfy faces Il you DO fos
Thsy have nav on hand hee lot pf excel.
cent over-ctats, OF every gra8ie and q ~
nfiees: ITalmas. beautiful article for whites
wear, at various prices; Fine Dress Ceats.
Pants sna Vests without number Boots and
sho..ss Hats ana Caps, IeIelfy Crayats,
Handkerchief. lioslsfys ce Also,
a3fine artit IL of chewing Tohieco and lol
of Il isniestic AMI imported Cigars, and many
other a,aielcs loo teslinus to ne.Hion. Re
member The name and II ace
NAV a WE'LL.
Arcade Build M, -orp site lbs esnrtl.cn E.
ysn7ff. Chaflestols Va
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3 ~ Farne,s Of Kanawha.

- 4 x
fEaHE 1bs6ribers wiulf respectfully inform
ihc Farmers Of K aipwha and tie adjoining
COUNTIES thai they have located ii North
Charlesson, opposit Mr., Joseph Bibby's Mill,
ior ne purpose misunderstanding their lately
improved doabie slreening.
G1sa111 cleaner
This fan Is prdlounced BY Competent judges
10 be the best seI3rator now in nse,I Tot cleans
ling Wheat, Cider Seed and all kinds oil
grain. from Chdt, csckel, Garlic and al
Kinds Of filth. cleans Clover Seed clean
enough for markh without sitting They are
built Of good mai rial and By good workmen.
All our fans are EarIantedr All ceInmuniea.
lions addressed \ H awla Court House win
II John B. HART 4 co. i
! March 81, ts57s
/ Having had occaaon to clean some seed
wheat. thofongiIIy h cookie, cheat, &es.
W. Infused, iremshe high reputation aad.
IAof Nj Harris im pIosd fans, To- make The ex-
lHpefimert, with one them, which with fscil-
Ply, and ease in eyes way, fully accomplish
les eserythng for hich it has been SO de-
sersedty recommended
CHAs. ;RUFFNER.
Kama wka Count u, It. 3nd 1855.
Having used one Ok b. Hart & Cos. Fan
fbr cleaning Wheat. 81 take pleasure ia
recommending it 10 thsR5rmcrs, for clean-
ing seed whsat Of crock cheat sc. il do not
hink il can BIZ supposedly any Fam. AS far
as have used il, il haA ven entire satisfac-
ton. bum n CARR
Fairfield
cHtrlRros, Kanawha.
4 This is 70 efiifytLat 1 I've used ole 81 j :.
h Hart 4 cosiurroved gfan c.ea ,ers. and
take pleasure n feconimenfs1g them ia the
fafming conmu fty All a very superior article.
"a. WRIGHT.
Z have lad SlV1se upon my fam. dnrino
tpf pt. sent veal d wheat fan snah,,ra cipra5
6YJ. D. Hafi &l;o, of Chaileston Raaavba
! aaFe pieasuresn sayingithat it is t,etid. Hin,
the best IAN llke ever used Or seef, IL MI. q
IAhES NJ. LAfDLEY.
Glenwood, % 9slS5G. q
In addition I, the aboxe 81, ran4 II.
Lasdley hsye say, lhat Il Ia 81 III
81 o. one 81 Nrtanis fapsttat / purchased
Of Mt: Laidlsythiity bnsheIs of iii nrime
ROCK wheat following, fully cleaned ri fhat
purpose as ispanager stated snnn Isl. t,,os
on his 9 q fs1iot MI, tlarts, that itook in
Ffspanilon % Iun the seed .whe AZ 800,
thrdsgh theIirt fan.fand Ly hi oner, go
reslneed tie titty 70 twenfy-six b,ssg 49, III
pure clean Wat; il tfisis hot "
lion 10 thossesiring to purchase 4 ror1a 800
cleaner am TIA Sss for one. 80
A- a A.N. OIFARkypp
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-5E lie kttsll 5. 49,. -. II n
Lead, LinsEss93 'antly on hand Paints. white
Shoe, Scrubl,fh, Lard, and Tanners oil, Paint.
Copal anal Blaeagl.di Tooth Brushes, Japan,
Patent Incidence yarnish, Tobacco, Segars,
Y The atfertion of &
fine assortment ofI Fan adde's il called to his
Stat ronary, be fIe wiz articles. Peffnnery,
- see them and attend 10 Happy At all times
3 Physlciars and country N en- wants.
elsewhere. To all + ! wa,,ld sav Purchasing
cheap bargains bring he ready ,ons .;;y waul
ie l6.tf '''S
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ssALIIPOLIS
FU r M tn RE sTO RE

The Subscribers sSpr neg leaye To inform
theiss friends 81. sc public generally, that
they are receiving the most splendid assortment
qf furniture eytr V1efe.t for saleIin this mar
ket. consisting inpart OF
l5edsteads, Bureaus. Nardrobess Lounges,
MattraSses, Snfils, Tables,
ChaiTs, Cribs, sc.
AlIof which viii be disposed OF II very low
rates. a5 An oIlefs iTsim abioaa promptly
q al ~ s45e =
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HENRY r. ELIAS,

~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WITCHES, JEWELRT and CLOeKS,
Also Manufacturer Of Silverware, Masonic
Lodge, Chapter and Encampment Jewels,
Seals, Marks and Clothing. No. is West
Faurth street, between Main and Walnut,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
! N. B.--M atcles, Clocks, aad ,Jewe,ry rel
paired and warranted. lSept. s 81 vi
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bss'nble Arenl'e. Ssssepse, n Y
a lil,erM discount ltha Trade.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-02-16
Blacksmithing in Gallipolis.

TNHE undersigne would remind their arc.
y qualntances and friends in Kanawha,
antIthe pubic, that they still carry on
B1aCkS1aa1th1Kag
inallits various branches, at the old stand oil
names Brown, on Locust-street, near the
Court House, Gallipolis, where they have
constantly on hand general assoItme Mt on
all kinds of FARMING IMP PIGMENTS. They
also intend keeping on hand, rkadg for sale !.
WAGONS, CARTS, DRAWS, &C.,.
Of tile best and latest styles f workmanship.
HORSE SHOOTING VIII receive particular
attention, and all kinds Of Il pairing done,
upon the shortest possible notice.
Being prepared 10 furnish any article IN
lheif line on shortnotice and on good terms,
they respectfully ask passers to give them a
call BROWN * McCLlRG.
Gaallipolis, August 50, 81, v3n tS,n3.
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1e9Ia Druga.

\ @ A.. Al. CALDWELL
H4 81 takespleasnre in in for,n.
n $ Ing The psblic that he has
lasi recelyed flesh supply
&c Drngs, Medicines. DYE.
lssssr.. 80 -. zszeA StufEs. a.. =
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Best Lace Leather ALWAYS on /
Sepi eFnber q, ,57sEn t9vSyi
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1caae B,,i,d; ID. lopp site he esurtlou {.
y:n7ff. ChaflestcIs va.
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MASONIC DIRECTOIsY =.

OhIo ledge No tO1.-Meets Masonic Han,
corner Market and Streets the rs and third Mon
dayeyenuEsof eael month, G. w sla,Fs, y. MiAteF-
GHdsr bGughlia, secretary. sss 81 90 az
WheeIinR Lodge Me- 19S Meets As above on
therSt aud third Thursday evening each month.
sRksElIsGRA, ". 81; s. ". Pedrson, Secretary.
Whee1ing Union Ghnpter No. 19.--Meets IS
above onthe second Mondty evening of eanhHaonth @s
sco9r, H. p; s. ". Pedrson, Secretary.
WheeIinS RnGamPlnent & N o.ss1 .--Mestsa q
ASsvso The IouTth Monday evening of each month "
AL"EIy. a-carIst
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ODD FELLOWS, D1RECpoR9

YJraEuIna LodReNo. .8.--seets every ThursdRy
evening atthe Hail. corner Of Market and Quincy streets
JAMES NJ HAIL, N G.; B. NJ -l1arr, Secretary.
RFaaltlin Lodge No. iS.--Neets as atoyeeyery
Monday evening. DAVID BATHAY n. G.; Wilton p.
Ne iislgey, Secretary. 5fs
Wu. Toll Lodge No. 3;3.--Meets aeaPoYe eve
r, "Wednesday evening wr.LIAn HELrEE, n. e,i John
Salads, Secretary.
wheeIInz Lodge No. S9.-atests' Is above every
Saturday evening. 3sa
". D. POrrs, n. Ell John TEoDurn, Secretary.
PnaoIu hodge No. S9.--Meets A. ABeye. every
PetISy evening Jos HlssLY, N. G.; Joha Z. &arteeu
Secretary.
Wm. Tell EncaynPmeut No.7sB 4'T-eieets y y
above the ssooRd oisrtF Tuesday evenings eieAep
month. JOHx BADER, @. p; CFas. LfIses, serioes a
AbrRm's EncamPment No. 1s-Meets A.
sEave, The ssaadtkfrd tuesday evenings OF each mont
wa. T9rLos, C. p. Bltrd. J acrihe. Aisrehlss; Z
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TC CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other f.
business of the Intesencer should be addressed to
letters concerning editorial department Of the paPer
houd Addressed the Etors jointly or 70 either one
them.
only one side of the paper. 40,
MI more prompt attention to correspondents than
eymigl tlerWise receive.
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CHuRcHEs OF WHEELING.

FOR the information OF strangers visiting the ey,ws pub
sI the following list the different Churches, and their
re and place of meeting. II there any Mistakes We
W3iIlnake the necessary correction with pleasures:
st Iaalears EfyiscopalidH Corner Monroe and Byron
trets Rev E. T. PrEkrs. Rector morning services 1o
clock evening,
B Jo1ns iscopa5io Main street, between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev j. H. sArTH, A. NJ, Rector
Scryices-AIorning 1O36; afternoon 81; night *
First Pre5Jerids, REV. r. H. WEHD, Pastor, Fourthst
seen Monroe Quncyis afternoon
second sLyertda, Webster street, between Main and
Market wheeIngi services morning and evening
Third PresJyterfaa Fifth street. between Chestnut and
Tabert sts south Wheeling, F. Woups, Pastor, seryi'
morning aud evening
Fourtd Is4sbyteria pAuIL, Pastor, Mainstreet,
waihington and Adams morning and
evening. 20
FourthSrsss Atsta6dtst Episcopal, Rev. j. T. WILSON,
PASTOR between Monroe and Quincy services
mOrnngand evening. - Z. " u ~ &c
Yrr Street Aehodisf Episcopal, "A. "A. REokR, Pastor
corner Market and sts North wheeling seryiCes
nornng and evening. 40
tadplfae Street Nethodtst Hfscoput, Roy. 4. H. AOs-
RoP, PASTOR Capne street, between First and Second
Centre Wheeling; services morning and evening.
SOUTH Rhssliag " z. ChprSa, Rev. J. 3. HALL
6.tor; services morning and evening.
Wheeling lslaaa Chapel, Wheeling Island Rev. J.
WILSON, Pastor. } GIL
German 1entodtsf Kf,tseopoi, Rev. c. HEtWio Pastor
Chapne street. between ebster and Third Centre Wheel
s., James catasdrdi Roman Catholic, RI Rev. BISHOP
r. v. wurLAx fifth street, Of uampdsp services
morning and afternoon.
Assocfate Reoyared, J. T. MccLuHE, PASTOR corner
OflaEket Jefferson s datternooh
Disciple's Market street, Webster and Thrt'
Centre Wheeling; services 1O< in the morning, and
evening.
Eetnge,iea' Protestant, VIZ. HKLFEH Pastor OiAy
t,abOye sixth, EastYheeng.
Zion EpdnOeiiedl Lt,theriaH Rev. ?.
Ter Ean
Wheeling; services morning and evening. iig
Jstcish Synagogue, Quincy street, between Market ana
Vain.
GermaH Protestdnt Union Kali Main street, betwesH
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Fraeidse clubs are .again IN active operation
Ia he city &c New York. They are conducted
by tl,>- sane class .6f leaders who directed the
j : &, f6nlF,fions Of the association. a four
Guiding on Stuyvcsant street has been
"a as headquarters foTthe meetings Of the
), and g called enc 'JlnitaTy Household,
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Ve1ins de isvl warn win PTsyept heed
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= -A5t Af655 5kt1Hftkt2 ~ ishlF1hfRN slFhERRiN!o
Inat RanaiVel

VETE take pleasure Informing ffislfE, psFonl d
w the public EeneEay that have just eCiIed OIr
Spring stock Of CLOTHS, C4ESLAEkAs& \ ; t4s5z12fGS.
oefier Win GENERAL -assOFtment of eents fuTufIlF
Goods-a Of which E sen ~ prices 20 sgit he ilfs.
only feeling c0uldGn that 10 Fou
stock you satisfied thai cannot b eEesed eisr
In the style quality The EooH oerrd fer ale We
know consists 1ttaifcl0lts GSoas 1lG
CI1aP GoOds and prepared @ make tsl - - "a
style sesond nqnf either EaEt q Wct q IL
I0E fTain 81 WHEELER LAEIE,
a1ia NlETrhanf TllloTs-
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fire g. Inland Navigation

Fire g Inland NaW1gablon
Risks accepted n terms eonlllleni With soTeney ana
fair prodt.
Esptcfat attention 0iceH 70 K1sHrd1cs gfDW1sLL4NSS
Gad CORtsHfsa for fe11ls q 70 . VeGfs-
The progress ofth Cooperation has been stable and IN
Il sunshine and 1tofns
or periods eTentl exempt from
to1s and maritime disaster Being long e
material p1rtieuar-f fs.7 - 4.
iard tires the security Of reliable Insr s
an imperative duty the ability OF property owners 20 us-
tain loss being q en- mach leasened-
Policies Issued without delay and AL business attended
y ''''' ~ e. n sTF IA RENGEN. Agent,
febIn-davr-tll Jan. Iat, 80.
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Wn.DE q RRO

d RsPE0FTULIT inform tle rlhie thst tiey haEe Es-
IA, eeiVed thu largest and most faglionahle t1E
of Wan Paper and Wilpg shades ever hfonEht - s
city of Eheelg eoapFtsin Frrnei, ElEiish and AlEi
PaprEs and Bor1era IN almost endlsa9 variety ly
purchased below the c1st1rlaTT mafket leurea ~
sold eoFrsIp loi batl1l slyls - 6la9r1
Paper Is cenfs Per Roll the o1red elsheEe -
Is5( n HIsh baFans give call are deter
mined sell at aeh prices vi def co efous EiF
attention Of WHoLE2ALk DEAls i ilyit-ap - - eaa
favorable rates. Our. gtle - M
TIRKLY NV, and free cid and deprse&fed sigss
carriti ever from last year 49,
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AssnTs JANUARY !, 1s5a:

Losses Igqsita6ly adjusted and Promptly Paid.
UPWARDS OF $1,000 600
OF Losses have been paid by tna ILspTLnee Co In
the past 80 years-
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Ii persons knowing thenlletTes indebted % W " y1-
Il win please eail theT ndeIsigpcd SD l.r-
ths once Of n Richardson lilr0s and EouTih
reefs tapstairs-l a as95l-S1a Y, S,s
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-13
NoueI Aftachmenf

One of those singular cases of attachment
which we occasionally hear of between ami
mails of the most dissimilar natures. exists
between pig, belonging TO Mr.. John Grow
ner, of this city, and half-grown cat
Shortly after purchasing the pig and placing
him in his new quarters, kitten, less than
two weeks old, belonging to litter living in
the loft above the sty, accidentally fell into
the porker's premises. The pig, instead of
eating the puny intruder, as most of his
relatives would have done, seemed pleased
with her company, and showed her every
attention consistent with his hoggish nature.
How she was sustained during the first few
weeks, when she needed mothers care. no
one knows; but kitty soon made herself at
home, and was always to be found stretched
upon the pigs back, or, more often, in what
appears to be her favorite place, upon the top
of his head, between his ears, when he lies
at rest. He rises with great care, SO as not
to displace her. When he walks about she
sits quite at ease upon his back and, when
he takes his food, she walks slowly down
his nose to the tub and eats with him, shar-
ing, as it would spppear, his ''bed and
board" He seems to take pleasure in caress-
ing her with his snout, and when she gets
in his way gently removes her with the same
hoggish member. He appears to watch over
her with jealous care, attacking any one
who may enter the sty to molest her. The
case is as well authenticated as remarkable
! Salem Register.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-13

The Schenectady Reflector is responsible
for the following:
'tQuite mistake lately occurred in love
affair at Duanesburg. A couple of young
ones agreed to elope together, and by some
gentleman put the ladder up to the window Of
the room next to the one in which his sweet
heart slept, and which proved to be that in
which her anxious mamma, a handsome
widow, reposed. She turned the mistake to
her own advantage into his arms-re-
turned his affectionate embraces-was borne
by him to the carriage, and by preserving
becoming silence until daylight kept him
blind of his error, and by the potent power
of her Establishments actually charmed him
into matrimony with herself. We give these
facts on the authority of a responsible cor
respondent"
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-13

sMy SON. do you know that you are dy-
ing?"
sYes, mother; but are ycu hurt ?''
ssNo, no but don't think of me. Can
you pray with heart now, dear son 90
"God be merciful to me sinner, for the
sake Of
stJesus Christ" said the mother. for he
was gone. She bent over him a few min
utes as if in silent prayer, then kissed his
lips, and for the first time tears filed her
eyes, Till that moment you would have
thought she had been talking to child Just
going to sleep, her voice was so calm and so
mild. She was widow and he her only child;
and noble fellow he was. But she was relI-
gious woman Inever saw religion like that be-
fore or since. We dared not light candle lest
the Indians should see it. We MIXED our
only COW, and fed the children and got them
asleep. We then brought the body of the
Young man up the bank, and when the moon
arose, we dug the grave which you see yon
der. We had TO be careful not to make a
noise, or even 10 weep aloud. But after We
had opened the grave, and were ready to
put the corpse in it, the widowed mother
spoke.
s'Is there no one here that can offer q
prayer as we bury my only child 20
There was no answer. We could all sob,
but we had never prayed for ourselves. She
then knelt down, and laying her hand on
the bosom of her dear boy, she, in sub
dued voice, uttered such a prayer as few
ever made. She was calm as the bright
waters at our feet. And when she came to
pray for the whole of us-for the poor In
dams who had murdered her boy-when she
gave thanks that God had given her such q
SON to give back to hint was awful !
We could but sob aloud. Your preachers
talk about sublimity but if this is not it,
do not know what it is. Well, there we
buried him, and there he sleeps yet. In
the morning got up at daylight and came
up here to place the stone at the head of the
grave. 1t was bloody, for his head had
rested upon it. I found the mother wa;
there before me; perhaps she had been there
all night. She was trying to do the very
thing; and SO, without saying single word
1 took hold and helped her put the stone al
the head of the grave. 1t is now nearly
sunk in the ground. but it stands just a;
we placed it. When we had done, the wild
ow turned and said, "Rogers' tears
came, and I was thanked enough. I have
sat On this log many times, and though
over the whole scene and though the moth
er has been in her grave many years, yet
can see her even now. just as she looked
when she turned to thank me, and l cal
hear her voice, just as she spoke to he
dying boy.