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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12
The American Trad.. 1oln
D1nV.

Wa orcaux~d November s. Is5- w.haC,rI,,I ,t
ore huufSrd O. ous. .il driIass Ihi. e. mptsy "a,
i7fpei ~,ih tifS - taAiuz ~ lseatst. OF .s.I a..
ttfs. ~ s.s.sr.l u;llfy Who ars usste O. maxi. 81
p.uf.at ssftn.r 80 tnfr th~tr g.Bt.
Ey $50 . l.-r T'..sr srs.#u- ..s . ..-.-. -b.-
bS T-Ifth oat -nd Gus ~ strffI no. art .r.
nasHfae gf-d and sid TIE inventive -.nia. 90 tais
rfrtfy hss isug called To- 40 stfuful a thts kild
Ths An re sstaf BE- ~ ai'lvr. rit tl.a.t1d of
u,iass AZ invented. many ~ ". - arch b. feiit
1.s'i h. the c1ul1itt hgt strh 1fe neyrT initodl.
e"' h"ehu'e ta~ lu'~Ht"fs q hsn Lsfe %" means Go
sarfy tb.B nat
Toe CsptaI of this Cemsaay vii he dsrstr,i 60 the
asyfiopmsut of really a.siui iBveaf ons
The towpsnv have q c0mBiitse on Pa,snis vi. no
iafg- sSI~fis"ce 90 sirh msttets tss-at have 20
rufrN that th~f tuNentI1Is w ctf ba nIs f rrf and
hr D. "a ebafHr SO ~ tis Isrti-s era poe ~ tb tf
mitrr . sh .i-nt Ess1stY th.i p.4ns aad spec nee
tious alfF b. sIr.uftfet tsflfe patents af- sp
pird for. sfnaut apy ft.k rf sdvastaTs s ar taken ~
The sifrunsfsHe~. spf whsU drsirsd g. a. o. tfs q w
TaaY Eil as~ or pi'-rt' frr aihsfs securing ff tha
iHvrntst aii q hl- Inre1ftsl tsat Is rstrur stII
Ih.s tnpanY frtp-stfslis invite ,nsrufa.s 10 cob
n't 90 40 their paIrs a.iI arI b. ilfthafIr ts
obioci' q m@ t"mpHuy Il ts ,h.sfs aui .l-ats Gao
b. ~ ssTvfre fs hen
Anv me ~ ne tlilulur on dra DO s,rrB.stI. "a,
iii.s & nlpauy
FI..t T. s.rasfie'ur, s-v sr.-i-. f.t b.-, ths.,
nsshf hfr~fY is aftrfra rr .ntati fh. tarspt.fs ri.
s'i''as ttr afiri'' sui pIJHs iof ti- ssae .l Iep
~
s-read Th.y hu, 10Y s.,'-a, vh.. D. b. approved h,
~ tt-lf Canr.ftss
rhird Itsy r,I n7slfs,,l-, ,si ,-..sa, .,,...
sh.th fh~f choose o.. a. o.. El..t f. fss ... afrf
ss,h pfpfoiifa si He ffrf't "a. .alt h. s.ft,d IY
ou
TIE sstss.,~ tsHi.sr. vYs ll .lf strr..sfo,,
A. Neu frfk tsIuf sfHlt ~ fast "a, |rt t, ..g.s
tIi fs-f dep s4i .f1r.es Hiit st.sr f.. i.asE
b. rsnsi bV ne Pfes.i-nf a. zoe Da.lrsIt sd ...
ssp.rd in fau ty au the fnIthIa-rY u1s-f.aaI trt
"frss of iur C1mpiay ~asfs go si ,ts bs,,ss., go
Mo- ~ Iar4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12
7 o Z I II Y

lrrutr'Hsp Nv S,aU,sr
Lines on ihs D-aA Of saH.H AL,c. Kut,,
Respectfully Dclies,,d to her Pareuu.
~ -. Cuoss.
Mourn not, the cLild that ,leepsth.
Wuh,h - harrow bed
Mourn not; Tor whilst Ihou .ssJsh.
Bv Angel hands ~. led
Her iinis hsnds a.. fo dsd,
So calmly c'cf her tresu;
Her features, eea,h hath moulded.
For her s'il dresml," rest
narrn %, 'hy'in'- a'ie-
WAC oov n starry Uing..
BsNond his cold worlds sm.iee.
otHain OF earthly ihiur.,
B-,ont he blight ana sorrow,
Which dWellers here must know,
Wtefs heres no night ~ morrow,
Add cnd.ess praises n,w
B-voui the srisfihAi sEslleih.
Your 'sdden'd herr. on tauh,
Whose ,hde'. pleasure We!ls,h,
Aud Angel Joys hsv, bifh,
Your happy child i. d~stibE.
Amid The light and love.
And ihc rraiin- suih,m ,Uclling
In iha, fair home above
Her dark ey,s noW ar, b,aminR.
Anit u SstAyt iAt,ug;
Where Joy IL not OF seeming.
Aud pleasure not a song.
Asd ~hisyou weep. her iulc hands.
Are beckoninR YOU away.
To Join tho,r hight, angelic ands.
Amid et,fnal day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12

The io.loSing remarks IL the Neurhi,
BHlf'fiS are true pointed aul fjrc,tlo AuI
We commend them to the special .t,utieu #
Democratic editors aud pol,,icilu, iu thi.
region
The democracy assault the Opposition
With Characteristic fury IL - Iatrtsstiug
10 iuqlirs for What u is that these viudica
tive assaults are made l. 10 .or otto tpr
tie Administrator leo. they as-ail a.,
OPpos ION Tor opposing what they d4vs not
t4sDi'elr' cbdofss WAT would toe, have
" dol live should JOIN th.it own i !trll.
'st's'i"r iar'y that would tot 'la. Vrrs
10 WO should yoin term W should uot piea.e
their oWn Administration Ifvt should
Jpih the DAVIS auI BfoNu ui1g 4 toe n. ..
moefscy, we shouiI d. phase tuo b.uga.
uiog aud ricy rya lstitey as.stIu.. &c
bouuec u, ful'fcprsseBt u -ud var ou VA.
perpetusliy What woulI tLey Laye a..
Opposition DO They % DOT eoudesseri
TO tell ", They do not know vb,t to 60
tbsmsel1ss. Ibsy are ike Asbesp u,tb US
q ,hsPhsri, and 60 blsssug ,pd tIossiug
about al raujom
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NA>IIII> DRI--.

Come yourg ladies. feeling themselves
ARgrirvei tY the severity sib sbien their
iIien j. AuiUaiv-fted ts Ihcif Eav plumes
criBoliB.s scaflot petuclafs and h5ubees
ueut 10 their pastor ~ learn bis oplBi,o
Do you think "iI ussy that there
can be- ssy Improperly - our sesr,nr
these tAiurs by IO mssus. uas tho
prompt fsty "Wb,n tbt he,u is iu'l VI
fiiicuipa. notipo.. Is b. rsfGejy p,ap,s Go
haag cot the sigu
HTA Jr,cioa. srs.ia.,a said q, li. f.th.
er g. ie 80 sbOu, sff.yius Ln his 10 tbe
bfaoiy bottle
Father siot y.u orpassi 20 monopoly
'iss ~ 10y hut ahy d. 500 s.s
Theb. fatber ysB should lee ne drink n
that bran too
TIE Il her uas startled a. thc pfopos s.tiJt
The onit consistent course fof BIN to tur-
sue flashed fiil up1n hts miuI h. dsssei
the bottle 90 ths gr0and sod Lss never
tasted brady .iass
NJ VIII you take this soiass 20 -
your ysddsd pifa 2 asksd 90 Illinois ma
g,sifste u ths mAseu.,ne u eoutIs ubD
stood W bsfors liu Wi squire. 500
wast bs tarnsl green hsui a. sss me such
lusstiDu as thsta ID, yea tbink that
J 0 BE- sueh plsgusy fsoi - 90 e % che
~ hsut sni take tb.s sfo gsl from its
quil'is ffolis Il I wssst esuscripfuoasl,
ssrtis sbd dsfsrminsd 20 have hsf Dove
90 uith vopf business sod dss ask fool
ish qnssiious
~ Ls' me have pousJ q ojstsfs, ny
Rood msD, Gil sos
"Poabd sd WIZ. vs don't ssl thea
~ sright 90 eel tisis by srassFs
Thfr lst ne isse rart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12
List cf Members Of the House of nrIr-
gates from Jene rson County. since Is-pl

1907 isme. crAn~ snd Jseob u Nsun.ns
Ian. Gcufrr Tate sut AHratu Ncr-au.
l-1i Gcvg~ T,tr aud Ahrstn Mo.can
lNu5 DANIEL Morgan ant J,ms. trsns.
l-th Dsui,l Mors,an snd Jaus- ~.
i~u3 Sfnith >aui htsr abH Isrvrr VIII.
i~t~ smttn Slaughter snd Gsfttf Will
l-i' Ahrsm NIGGA ant Milfani Tate
l-lp psni'i Morgan and Ra~lty VI gan.
l-ii. 1h.mas Gfgr- srd Rs~ t,y Mor..n.
l>i.. Raw Mprrsu snd iIIism Ists.
l>li t"" w HpwpHrcv- nj Gss RsvuHlts
i-ls-l5 W Huutphrrv- .rHG R.vBatd.
l-lt u e. Humphr,ys snd T. REYNOLDS
l-l- Dtrt'i MnfEs sut hraNtpu papsrpart.
l-l' ~ psssutart ant E.iv srt tt,s.
l~ii - Smith Slsu yhtrr sud E-s I..s.
l-2' pN,.nP"rt aud >uiiti Sisusht,r
l-21 u. \ Ws.niugtun sna Dsut.i N.r-Hp
i-lN =" psni'i M"rFHr srt CsfNef Ni'Ifs
-. = i'H".. " .rsH FH.. a.t.- lf...
- ns~hinEf-u sti Osu.~t H.rr,r
lNSp t'usru I ..Is- su, John '.aIai.st
l'1i . lnhu =. Gsilsifrr snd a.. nts Hftfy
l-1A JHlu ts''ah~r srf a. 49,
l>1' VI my H'fty and IuiuS = Ga.aU.r
- li."uts- & tig-s an. Heu.y Hffs.
- I'ln nsvg' psrt nnd Iotn F.t~f
-, - i,Fn P-i.f and WlIhtl Lu.ss
i-I' Nm W -fangtlu ans At k.rrr'-
l~n " &. Wsfthig rt.uanIt..-. St.r.u..., &,
l-'t Jrhn N-l-r tHt NtftI.uy h .rr..y
l~1t :. Gti'ahsr auI " 4 W.rii.rFt1f
80 } Iaiirh-r ant " m. Iuru,f
l-H - WIN Turner ant 30. 2 Tl~ner.
!''b Anir~N H4Htsf and No Ihuup-..t.
80 .hn Thomson aud "a NJ. N-rran
~, Mn' Wo0hin-tpE aud lr- \ IhDui.,n
lf' Nm Z Nurthtu gtsu and u = p..Fr
~ Duke and Jlhu VI Jrs,u
l''l ~. HrnIsUtin Mssrc snd I'm I Gii.-an
l'eA - lame II q i',snu auf'C " Huf.u
J. 80 Wells lIs~ r. aud T ~ Tlv ust.
10 .. ""ll- II4Nk. AL Il-su Ost.uru.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12

rFTle wy,hsuIle Time, Wien csm.
men'ins lFou sir Letetsrs ,ote f.r " en-
cell used 'Lc following langusr,
II Mr Lctcbrr thu. rr,,.sicatc. alsut
h's rot.' hos c,n the p.orIc of N,ryi,l,
have .Ry failL 10 his rrnte.,sI ,eal.t.l,os,
u L's Iuiam"d' Ab'.itipn s,Gtlwe to Aud
are you goiuR 90 elect such auto the Liyh
ahi t''pousihe oiic- ~ tBirf Msyi,trat,
Of th,s great aud r'9rtlu. ol! Cymmopr.,.h
o' ours People Il : sJu'lw wsstern V,rkip
-, ~e call upon YOU to r,ldsS we'll h.f.,s
ca-iing your votes for man who ui!!fa.ly
aud suoNlbEiy sfifm- tilt uh.eA b, aso.,
% he face Sgcl b. GOT the u,,u for l,v
error cf Nitgi1ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12

en- roroWncl q rIyman olt : tbsu-
"a d H''.e' from 'hi. cry a'ely preached
fs'her t'.g sermon ifJm The go Th4u
at vslsh.i 30 TIE ia',uce asI fouqI sa.t
ing After the cDrgrsgstilu baI Listened
7'' q" s' .a tat F.. o. s.'e,t.r 4aI
~eri cot % ers 5000 ioi.uvcI ~ ais 20
toe abuY, auco Il the minister AIut.,r
pr 90 started vLeteppap tA- I,f.4a stop.
pa iu D. ..rmon a. -afi
That y rsbt s-rtsmeH o. f,sts. yon
are wtIRtri Ias- QUE H. rs1tru-3 h,.
'.rmou ~ some l.Dztp after that t1t 90 ous
disturbed i,m tJ larug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-12
TnE NJ PITS ULTRA
as

itf- M. FL = LIZA
uF
SEWING MACHINES
THE PATENT LEVER SEWING NNCWlNE
NANTFNC1I RED ~ THE GLOBE Man.
JFACIURING COMPANY.
$50 hrUadWay
N~W-l ri
Maybe truly Trgarcd the ne plus ultra II ss~.
inc ul,hi1~s al Whe WI-hing TO md y NarLin-
~hih fscip-hl~ OF DONG auy kiad srwiha 10, Tai.
ors ani Hop>~-Eye, Sth satt,aCton hrfatrtIfr un-
knna n-snH = i4se 80 iin- otisrug oa@ Of th. y
TENT LEV EK " ACHtNFS w..uh ar- 80 orsapv 4
sImlhr pp,i.i tpVsfi. other s-0ug marhia, tl 10
PATEN LEVER WATCH fanI ~srty bpiy kao4.
rs 'au"J ,gpI,s ,oSa'd, L-p,ne aHy ojI.,I -.
tord rate watch.
Th., niehip, uakrs The 7. ct.stiteh which look.
th~ same un blth .,d,, ui The lbic Whsh cluu.t he
rgp-d.
rRlCE SO
ia az respects cgu,l o. hines heretofore .oh AZ
n huldt,d du.4zf~ Hrd uiwa-ds
SP'c4ueus ct s~Nlug done D., the rATENT IE.
NLk dACitlSE wiii BE- fprw. deh o. auy p.ft OF The
comfy. upon she T-r"ipt of = po.ttz- .tsup.
y Is. "A cnargetlc aii reliable Agent ~ wanted 10
sv.fy sll..~ ~ the Tnit-d STATE. sud ,is
dss 20 ssii The sBoye NAMED ma-hts~. "A sdranta.
a. .ffsa gru~Ht 90 ~ tu4l- With tho rirtt k,aI
% merchant vino wR.iHg T. have %, exclusive sg-a
~.
Address
Globe Na5ufset1'i7v Compsay.
JJg U.oNtWay.
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DHiIm ma kE>Tr,Kl GI,Nr.

james Porter the f.mou. Eeni1-.y e.slt
died a. li' r,,lietc- ca P1u.aI. k.. sun
day night 10 tLs Gnisth ,.afof ls a.s -
lie was seven frst n,os ia.l,. j. i.s4t
sui va, - believe. tbs f..l..i mao DO ..s
void g. J,.Iof 90. dl,...oofl.t..u
Toe Lou.s', p ,,rs' .aJ. Of tIu
It't,mafts o. ta,: flr 10. d..t f..t,.-s
Jssfs OF tis hf le va.s susII i.fII.ar a
nah % taaf ts uss aitsu engaged ts.tI.
fssc. 60 &c a.4 u4.s uAsr .. i4.t4..
1.fieu LDs is A. ys.tr,n I- ssssr
Trs seed 40 r'Hp.Tug srI b. rmafs
stls Er1sth r.um.a..d itIs STATED t.s
tle urst ar ever g.ss I1 90. secs rs. one
,och it So t. hst.'. vtIe tr.gtgt
m-ssufs ,ysfy Ss,1-isy uiEot cod li- .,sr
tssumapy s1J fistai bi. ismuyarI '..sa4s
~ s,tI-rea IF tt.s r..nsrsau'. set
HeIti .~r.s sIs. r.sbati. rara. g. sft
% So iloF F.ls.ye o.. H 80 c1rsI f,r
che toay q tbs deceased %. over u.as fs,
l'os
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New York Adverai.cm,n,.. a


IN tNERN BoDy'S MOTH,
LNEkN bopN's MOUTH
IN livery SODY's AoutUt
WHAf'siN ENERY BODY : Mot-ru,
wH.rs!N kvERY sops,s S"t ~,
wHhis INE FRY BouN'> MoUrmp
WHY The AMERICAN sMoKERf
WHY lHE NNERiCAN SMokER
Why 'THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS
STU 'DEp WITH DIAMONDS
WHAT'S >TtDntD wIIHD DiANONDsp
WHAT'S STUDDED wIrH d. INo>Ds,
WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANAN's
AMERICAN >8OkER
WhIch h.. b-es oFd-, - II
THE As.ERiCNN TRADE
COMPANY
- "a Ft.sStott Street
New York
siSEEN sEAAft
IHANE FOyNDtT'
lHANE TOUNDIr'
WHAT HNNE NOu FOUND,
wHArHANE YuT SOUND
WHY the GREATEST LUXURY
% THE NGE
TIE GREATEST LUXURY
OF THE AGE
TiiE AMERICAN >NONER
See sivrrtis"meat -l..Wh-te
See ads.i,i.. m-.t.
THE AMERICAN SMOKER
. ~ See sd,sttsemrhI
ImE GREtIEsr LuNU y az IHE 111- -
lhE CRtAtE>r LUXURY oF rHE AGE,
HAVE YOU rRtEDIT'
HAVE YoU TRIEDIrP
No WHAT II IT.
WHATiSIr'
WHY THE AMERICAN SMOKER
IHE AMERICAN SMOKER
IHE AMERICAN SMOKER
TliE AMERICAN SMOKER
WHERE CAN 1T BEHND2
WHERE ChN TT BEHAD,
WHAT SEC Az STORE KEEPS 1T,
WHO SELLS lr' WHO SELLS IT5
Sec Adss'usemeat VI Amercan Trade Comparv > II.
snotber column ~
:. No dealer In Ci-ar or Tobacco /. .,v C,tv
OF i"'h can be cons'd.rrd k-rras ra~- a M ~.
lt1ct'ss ~ he ha - n4t otdar AZ once .,I.
Dr. oi The AHsTiesa snoketfof the benefit Of has ea.
iom.Ts
,ctAS'~Ple bas-PO',age paid will oalr cost. lev
March II 1850
WHO SELLS THE AMERICAN MBi.K
WHY Nv ERl nRt tGGi>T-ASD CIGAR
DEALER
u they dHnt now. tary ~,H hcrean-r Doar fail
ITiE CALUMET or PEACE,
TIE CALTMErOF PEACE
lHE CAILNErO OF PEACE
WHAT - rHE CALUMET OF PEACF3
WHAT ITt WHERE SIT
1T II rHE AMERICAN SMOKER
CI-see advertisement
QUIET NERVES QUIET NERVES
NO ENCtSE FOR NERVOUS HI STANDS
HUSBAND GO BUY THE AMERICAN
SMOKER.
THIS u TO M TUE ORDER or THE DAY
fTom every wife Whp has IN lkiag ha.basi -. .nd
no sop bu'bsnd ~hs 90 have peace a. the IAN.
~ - ~! i.il 10 obey Ia. order.
LTsre aiV-rii'smeut. See Advertisement
March Il l>5a
The American smoker Is an arti
Gle oi er~si utilIiy add hrBsht Sakers Prrson.
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B. W. II L r B Z RT,
rHaaLtsT12s I5fF.as1g COUNTY VIRGINIA.
.
NOTARY PE8LTC.
General EHSnr6nrr .EgeH.
Nnd COIISrIOr

HFFERS his s~rviees ~ she business cnmuI.
~ nifty q Ia fsea - sfk- PI-f-ft-g ant Rrrsr-
lev coaGii~s 10 COLLECT AiI d~hIs SEf aurnd 90 ID
kindred hsstar-s "a M sstt cspntt-s
Mr. Hefp~r ia srsiaaf~ oi 'b- LaR s h1ll of
Hs'vt'f Uo'v~rsifv auf tss a. bis rHHlmsn4 the
eest sfsis-u a. tar .4Arasrsr E.r g ar.
paHctu4v attend 90 al businy.s cYtnsu t'ed 10 uia
and f~t-rs To ihs foiiasifE Hrni.cmrn.
Cta,isIisrH -Odic~,s and Directors oi tke
Rfsnch ct TOE Bsas " tbe VsIevH Keyrs. Ee,es
Ksaul,y J 81 l. S,dier
Jkf,r,s4 Cspzfv-T. a. wiuls Frv R~rk
Sith A Tinh~fiakr s. c. J "a I. Hunf-r :.
gent Bllun1te s. Olio Railroad Duthrlds De
rot.
Hf,p>,'i p+r,y-F B--kham. Agent Baltimore
A OhiO Rsnfsai A u. Herr ass w Sc
phsns
S',piyfee,-z l. L.e JOAN N Jeveu. J. T.
schiey. snd n im-i. 4l1Is-
HraeAsrsr- Oth-sfs aaf Directors Of the Ins1.
Thnc- ConpsHY 10 fhs VsI.y ia VirEiBn.
carte Csasfv Msnn Page Col. Trss4weiI
hmrh Pendl iau Ricbafi.oa > G. " lore
Aai y H Posers.
Be,tsL(Y Crsr'y-- Aletsnisr N~~-omsr Dr
PsEe JAcyb Vssdoreo, D. sat A " Yauars.
dale
Baih-s,s-n wirtsr Dsvi. Psori.r-
Geo Cose Rsat1Ph s L-,,msf. ssd Cbar.es
it' ~ Bfosn
n fva Csas -Ohi-sfssni Digeet8fs Of Usf,-
Insurance COMPANY
ysnig' Nstonai l1ie,.iesncef. 10 Jsdrt.
~ Yugtsia.
~ f=nr afv=gnf
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Du w vs. william soI J y Gotdaa
n tbs p'are = fs Ft.ls uurs r.rior.a q
fg-cfssfl... zoe a tHf mBst fGeait.sfgi
esl opsrst COS u1aa tot.s Nrue.lFa.iI.
~ ltuasttt ftmossl oi 6sfaas ta...t
ffom che vonn Toe tlmofE te4 ss..f
81 poosss snd BE- s1s e. bs sen e. t..if
ofhrs DO IBIS pses Toe opsr.u.p a8a8.4
t.t. ss believe oss n rat vsry letr t,.
eovsf7 sui las never before tesa p.ffYfm
% 70 tb.s sfcti1n ai rllBtrY TbsaIg tts
been .uH-r. % ssvsfd ysafs. hos IS t,u
eburfiJ restored
The ssHe gsausmsn. fsv Erfrs sisc.
s's1 frnossi osse ffou ths breast 81 /.
iaf7 -.rg rssf the plse stsifnas ~H
~ VI.
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NOTJCT

A LHERT NIlef .t 90 horirsf to ssft's urtts
y tlsiaess n ihs fs's fr- ~ nsfssos in<s ..
- i1 80 sstf Arm of 9rffk a Miller. sfr sssfr.t.
fr'if .rrnrsfaf f1 trffr f.ffkufh
geo 0Fffrft ~ffffn
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Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital $3.50. 900.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
Al the orph c'viiet snuug,i ne policy hold
rrs every y~sr Tn oniy rruiy Mutual Compa-
Uy 10 The citv o. STATE
DANIEL l. MILLER President.
SAMUEL = STOKES V,r- President
JOAN W. HOHNER srrrrIary
Prrniurs may br Paid annually. srmraunual.
y ~ quar- eriT
Pef,on> Who nos i,snrr viii partake Of a fuU
yeas dividend on IA. 1t at Jaauary urIt
Persons mas insure their oNa iyes aad eredi-
tor th- 1--we 81 d-hiufs
DESCRIPTIVE Pamphlets Flank Form. and eve
~ inhHmAn Va the supi-rt oi Mutual Life In-
sufsnc-, i'tu"hed on spriirad1n % she Agent
without charge. personality ~ ~ mail.
LOSSES ~ VIRGINIA PAID.
Tho. Hammond " u Sh~rh-f '.iawn. e. O0O
Mr.. Thpaas X. H'ess. wsrr-o cpunty, ECO
Rev John i Hsrgrav~ Sn-phrrtsto~n, 1000
Esuon C,nPhsii E'q N,riiu,burg, 5000
W "a W Garinrr Hirhm1ud 2 600
willis u Ds'- Pur,mnurh 5000
AlrIsbd-f Campb-ll B-,n.nv 1000
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requested fu -.
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Pos n',ief CDsd~.0F1. or 10 the agent ,hro1s : d
tae PBst Odi .. Cba-i->'nUn
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B. w. Herbert's Column.
AG SCY
OF
LIFE iSSU NCE.


THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST CONPA-
NY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The lives of slaves insured Tor three.four,h, OF
their Vsla., al lowest rates.
Assets Sts AT 6ia ~
n u Losses promptly adjusted snt pad through
he Ori-- ol G~nrtsi AE~nry al Richmond Va.
INTERN ALTON AL LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIE1 \
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Capital S2,J00,G09.
NB A guarantee iuni Of 500 ouo deposited
With the Comptroller OF the State oi New York
:or lh- security and t~nehI OF ALL policy holders
- lks Uni;ei States.
MUTUAL GENEFIT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Nsw.ss, y. J., 1T January. l-jS.
Neu accumulation. 90 2lN G05 (.
TO'si amount 10 Jan. - l~56, as ~ G6
TOlsl amount 31i H'O II
Grand To'sl, 81 S.2 i-S -
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-25

ever, as the plural stars appear, still more
startling enigma is presented by the lost
stars. The first authenticated disappearance
of star took place about seventy yearsago;
when Sir William Herschel detected the alb
sence of one in Hercules, which, though
sought for with the most powerful instru-
ments, has never since been visible. From
that time astronomers have been more alert
and numerous other cases have been re-
corded. The missing stars have, by this
close investigation of their movements, been
formed into class, and it is now thought
that they are merely rotating on their or
bits, and will re-appear on the completion
of their respective periods of revolution
perhaps after an absence of thousands of
years. The same theory also applies to the
movements of the periodic stars, which, in
deed, by exhibiting similar phenomena in a
contracted degree, furnish clue to the So
luton of the mystery. A bright star in
Medusa, named Algal, is one of the most
striking examples of the periodic class, ira
versing the whole of its orbit in few
hours. Others gradually diminish in mag
nitude, from one stage to another, for more
than a year, when they recover their full
lustre. Some suffer complete occultation-
probably, as has very reasonably been sug-
gested, by the Intervention ofopaque bodies,
the planets, and satellites of those restless
systems obi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-25
DRY GOODS
FOR THE
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CIRCULAR.

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