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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

NOTCE-The Co.partnership heretofore EXISTING between
~ the subscribeIs nnder the firm Of WEIR ALLEN. is
this day dissolved by mutual The affairs of the firm
will be suidaed by either Of the subsc their late place
Of business, Of Lewis and Sieve nth Fast river
The business which consists Of binding and eparing
sells, VIII he Continued al the Tace by William Webb,
his account. WILLIAM II WEBB,
JOHN ALLEN.
New Yok, April LIST, 1s43. az 3rsec
MIR FREDERICK RAKEMANN'S Second soirse Musi.
Vl Gale will take place Saturday Evening" 9th April,
the New York Society Library Room
Tickets be procured at The Music Store Of Mr. Hoycr
No 3oi Broadway a1T sMTh&Ere
WINES, LIQUORS, TEAS, SEGARs, &c.-A B.
w Trcwbdge Co will sell on Tuesday ornng next at
l0 o'clock the 3 Broadway Duane ST. without
reserve $50 cemiohn- old Cognac and Champagne Brandy
Swan AID Pine Apple Gin Jamaic and Santa Rum Pure
Capers md Olives.
Also IS boyes soap, catty bos Hy,oo Tea &c
Sega--Aso, $1,000 MediS Regalis, Hsranna La Norma
and Tabuca Sega inclncipg lot from dealer declining bu
siness. as2tesc
ERANCIS X. CRUMP, Chronomr'er, Watch and Clock
Msker and Jeweler, formerly with 8 Tobss for nearly
and recently with Marluands Co.. Broadway,
wards OF THREE acquan his friends and the public
that he has taken 2a8 Grand where he intends
the above business and from his eXper
and known ability with that share OF
which his abilities ene him. In retu ming thanks for all
avours ne would remind his friends thai he repairs
most complicated that can he procured
Also, Jewery and Diamond work set Pearls trung;
ar lie fifty cheaper than in The city,
being enabled do the whole HIMSELF and trust to the
of Others Glasses and keys in proportion Cash
y id for old gold and silver. az im"r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
TREASURY DEfARrMENT,

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Depart
Omen until the l7h Arn for building the huls Of
Iron Steamers. to be used Revenue Cutters
the Of the following dmensions hundred
and forty ll4o feet deck weny-ree (23) feet beam and
ten (0 feet hold Drawings and Rsk Tor building TO be
furnished BY the Department. i eIpested that these boats
The IRON used 10 construction must be American and Of the
best quality, and be painted with two good Of
red lead Zone before the work and the other asr)
The whole Of said iron work shall be weighed after IL
wrought and fitted appropriate place. and reyou. TO
will be made according
pourd ncu ling coal bunhcrs tanks aud
glleys The ptes bobsays aud all work
the hull rigging sails and guns will be included
in the proposal and the price for such work will be sepssey
stated deck of hite by inches 70 be land
from with the wood bolts cauIksd
and plaped berth deck ash yellow 2k inches by
spiked boed berth deck beams also cauked and
paned ceiling plank white oak the flooring heads inches
thick thence yellow pine inches thick to the lower deck
clamps ali which will be estimated by the superficial
feet The and weight used IN construction be
work be inspected by such ocer the
Secretary Of the Treasury may APPOINT and the work 70 be
done according the direction Of the supernts ndent The
vessels be Completed within 81, months from the day Of de-
be previous 70 delivery BY two competent Judges
Of their disagreement shall select third arc
whe ther work respects
according TO the proposal and agreement.
JIG. SPENCER, Secretary of the Treasury.
m23 toAl7r -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

90 THE FRENCH ANTI-PHL OGISTIC MIXTURE
or the of all discharges from the urethra-sold in
bottles, at 81, and at so cents each.
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent,
Nossa rtrpn
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keen is eur griefJwhen loved ones die;
Kepn ic oiirc oc

W MECH Is our grIeTwhen loved ones die;
Keen is our sense Of scorn;
Keen is the mser piercing eye,
And keen the shafts sfdestiny,
rsH On Wants keen breezes borne.
Keen is December's clustering wind,
eF,~r..And keen is Irish wit,
Keen at a trade a Jew you'll find,
And keen the feelings of your mind
FgSxn After being keenly bit.
SO But keener far than each of these,
II (My word to you pedge)
X You'll find, when touched by Chapmans Strop,
The dulles, razor's edge.
- Haste to the store in William street,
E.S4 One hundred two tis numbered,
There buy strop-when next we meet,
Upon my soul, it will I've treat
To hear you praise the process sweet
Your chin is disencumbered.
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the with the pstareens TO Danish them from crcu
lston The offered by the banks less
than the real values hence they will Afford partcu-
larly the shilling pieces aprot recoinage To drive
this psstlent coin from circulation and supply with
currency from the United States mint, WILL indeed be
blessing to the community. The average depreciation
SloO worth Of this coin is 10 per cent in period of 80
years active making expense the specie
of per cent per annum only.
The United states small silver coinage quarters dimes
and half Dimes never became important until the year
1899. since when the coinage has been as iollows:-
SMALL SILVER CoI,saor. 1899 TO DEC. 1871.
8a m.. ,s s,s,,,,, Isss'ss,
Hall Dimes @zsl,ssI l,on,O96
B B:I. ! sfi' 81 :;|
e38e8 500 9g7aIs,
Total coinage, 1893 to 1879, silver,H 5s2T,is5
Avery large proportion of the coinage since 1929 has
been half dollars and previous to that year nearly the
whole coinage of that denomination What paltry
sum is $4,000 of small change to supply large
country az this The above shows that in Cuba
there s5ooooOo Of pisareens alone in cireula
ton Hence the very necessity for small change arriving
from its scarcity has contributed give the Spanish
coins a fictitious value.
Another great evil is the want of mint in this city
or what possible use Is mu in any other place than the
great point where the coins all countries and the trade
ofhe whole continent with oil the world concentrates
The proprietoro coin send to England nearly as
cheap to Philadelphia, TO get it reconed The railroads
charge between that city and his of per cent for k
Of carrying coin" notwithstanding that large painted
piece of tin stuck up with great conveys to the
wayfarer the following information -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o ALI BAseAer AT THE RISK THE OWNER o
ooooooooooooo oooooooo 600 10000 600 oooooooo
When travelling agent steps on board with specie
packages he Immediately informed that he pay
per cent That s hehss got 100000 going to the mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

0g-CLEANLINEsssO THE HEAD AND HAIR
Strange 1t is that who attend strictly personal
Cleanliness baths &c should neg ec the head-he hair
the most essentaltbe most exposed-and the most beau
n when properly cared for, of all the gifts OF the Crea
ator Perfectly free may il be kept of dandru scurf
with certainty that the hair cannot fall out by the
OF the Balm OF Columbia. Ladies, will you make your
toilet without this arcle7 earlessly You
have once tried and experienced it's purifying eectss
sweet perfume. hundred articles have been put forth
on the credit ofthisthe only frst-the only really val
liable article. mass of testimony from all classes to
these facts The genuine may be had only at II Maiden
lane.
90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU's CELEBRATED
SPECIFIC PILLS, for the cure of Gonorrh@, elect, and
all unpleasant discharges from the urethra, now the
only remedy used in Europe for those distressing CON-
plants So great has been their in Paris that
they have caused the astonishment of the whole medical
profession and Professor Vepeau. their celebrated in
ventor, boldly asserts that he the
OF gonorrhe with these pills in less than half the
time occupied by the DID, and now obsolete remedies.
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Pharmacy
CRY NEw YORK. since the introduction of those Pills
into the United States by them, have sold than
instance of failure to be produced. Aggravated Of
upwards of years continuance. have been speedily
cured by Them without confinement tanng the BREATH
dsagreeng with the stomach OF the dsagreeable
effects of the old treatment
CAurJoN-As these pills known to be the only
specific for Gonorrhea and elect, persons requiring
them hereby informed that they ~ to be had
genuine at the Office of the College, 81 Nassau street. N
York. Price 81 per box Of one hundred Pills.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College of Medicine and Phar.
macy, 81 Nassau street
n. B-Persons living distance can obtain q chest
containing sufficient quantity Of the above remedies
with full directions guaranteed to effect a in all
cases. Price So.
90 libeIa discount allowed to country pract:
TONERS and druggists
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This Of 1854 ss made good by the government
issuing certificates therefor.
This operation of the psareens now, in this country,
about overtsking the Spanish quarter shilling, and Ct
cent pieces very any, of these pieces have been
coined since 1921 most them prior to 1900 Their
age period of circulation is 30 years. consequently they
have become deprecated by wear and tear. Notwith
standing which they have continued to pass hitherto at
their nominal value at the NORTH while at the south they
have been taken only at their real value that is the sh
ngs for cents and the 81 pieces for Dimes of course
they have accumulated largely and the quarters have
long been nuisance to banks The government and
the banks have resolved, and on Saturday
ced taking them only at their real values. The fol.
10 wing are those values according United States mint
assay -
Real VALUE OF SPANISH SMALL CoIN, OFFICIAL, AND THE
Rates AT WHICH TAKEN BAaKs
GOVERNMENT.
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MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, April 2-6

Sunday, April 2-6 =. Nj.
The National Bank of this city has declared dividend
of 81 per cent, after retaining handsome surplus on
hand.
At Boston, Saturday, there sales at auction of
United States per cents of 1862, at lO5.
The advices per Great Western reached Mobile on the
SAD, producing decline of cent per ID cotton: sight
bills on New York Is; New Orleans - prem.
Illinois internal improvement scrip of which the out
standing $3.50 OOO is selling at Is the bonds
at22
For many years the country has been overrun with
bank paper to degree which has not only made silver
exceedingly scarce but has caused what little could be
retained in the channels of circulation to pass above its
real value Consequently when the paper of the banks
becomes purged OF those descriptions Of specie which
tain conventional value above their real value
late in enormous quantities, while the sound coin is a.
nished, obeyng precisely the law of trade which
enables deprecated paper obtain the circulation and
drive out the good Prior 1877 psareens passed very
generally for 20 cents The consequence that the
supply became great as to be troublesome In that year
the director Of the mint made report hem showing
their intrinsic value to be but IL cents consequently they
henceorth taken but for Is the result that
they all vanished like magic and ofate years have
muated in extraordinary degree in the Island of Cuba
where they cents until last year when
they all called in by order of the government and
restamped pass Is dollar nseadoi the govern
men paying the difference Thus ii individual sent
in 4soe pisareens nominay worth $1,000 he received
certificate to that effect On being re-samped, the 1000
pieces would be returned TO him worth $780, he then
entitled $500 ooher funds The general result of the
operation has been folows:-
T., m Havana, Parssn; ,esd Sy D,sn sss
Port Principe. $3.50 1921 ee,sIs
Total, S5i53O79 4lss,3ao esa,73s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

/ INsEED OIL-a3 casks eror English Linseed OIL
- afoat, for sale in lots puIch by
m3l Woodruff MlNiURN 81 soohsL-
ARp-2OO barrel fr,ne Leaf Lad, ;;apeaor S"dy' ir
Ia sale by r., h COLLINS ~ .,...,
mar S'"""'"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

CHEAP UPHOLsTERY-wilto p. Bru,sc,a and Ingr 10
~ Carpets, mads altered aud rePre AMI waus ter 60 y
manner, and at amOderde cr, nv
an, N.Y. MRS BOLTON, $50 Monroe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03

SHEATulNG PAPER-so bales OF very superior quality
soitsb'e for roofs Of and shps bottoms for sale By
uni" K. X. COLLlNs \ co. IS South II;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-03
IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.

"A ofths society will be held Monday, the Sd April 19i3,
from O'Clock 10 O'Clock the atem Wash
nston Hall, corner Of B o.dw,y ssd Rssde st
And o'clock the evening of the day. and the
place. will be hfl aunral meeting OF the members
and friend. e this society
msOisec ROBERT HAGAN, President.
MAN AS HE SHOULD BE- ;; =. Men Of the isb Cen
Lecture by the Hev. Prof. Matft be delivered the
Forsvth street Me thod Episcopal Church, Monday
evening, April Sd, at halfpas7 o'ciocs.
200 Mulberry the offices of the rca Adver.
aud New York tribune; ut Tutte, 1874 Chstham
s Barker, 28 Grand street; Machrel aud Simpson, l2r
Broadwy Barker and Towes II Catherine street. and the
door Of the Church. apl a. eoder
WATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than cver-As
gold silver watches, Of the styles direct from the
in Eng land. Fance, and Switzerland he is
enabled offer assortment and at much less
,ea than house the city Gold watches low
All watches warranted keep good time the money
turned Watches clocks aud jewellery repaired in the best
and warranted lower than at any other place the
g. T.. Allen importer OF watches aud jewellery, whole
sale and retail 30 Wall street up stars ms-im inssec
HAIR CUTTING ANU SHAVING
III the iumable Hair Gutter, takes this method of
II 10 minE friends and The public IN general that he has
raken his Old slant So a street. mme dately adj )Ining
The Pc AL st House which has been newly fitted
he will be nvd to walt IN all VINO NAV favor him
whthei patronage, IN ms ned ahd llu aye, az me foi
i e. laimtaOie Hair Cutting, ~ cents.
Curling, RT
Shavng 90
- DOME f5rset the number-No. So Pearl street.
SHEATulNG PAPER-so bales of very superior quality
.o'tsbe for roofs bottoms for sale
M" K. x. COLLINS co. IS South II;
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NEW SEED STORE.-EaTly ash leaved Kidney Potatoes;
all who have trsd then them the earliest and
Wawick Early Charlton, Fall and Dwarf Maowat Peas;
Early and Late Beans; Early York Early Batteuea Early Or
and Late CaaHhower: White and Puzzle Cape BrseeoIi; r.
Seeds 90 900 packages choice Annual Biennial and Peren-
NAL Flower Seeds Asparagus Rhubarb Globe Archoke
Roots Green and Hot House Plants every description,
suitable for Iaor conservatory Fruit and Ornamental
Trees of description warranted to their
liberal discount those who purchase in quantity Bouquets
Of the fragrant and delicate Flowers the
notice by calling the large Green Houses h end
ll6h street, at the Conservatory, Nibo's Garden.
a26tsr NIBLO DUNLAP. SIG Broadway.
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HEADS OE HAIR.


A G. BARRY Artist in Hair, from LopdonTThe import
IL lance which all have the head of rs clear in
dex value upon personal figure and when by some
capcious freak Of the human form deprived OF It's
fair proportion r.soted order by artificial
supply the deficiency Hence have those wonderful
discoveries which bid defiance BARRf'S VENTl-
LATING AND GOSSAMER WIGS AND SCALPS, still
stand shove all Their peculiar light
amer and yennatng being shaped eI,cty as
the rural hair growsheir elasticity and their superior nate
rial and workmanship we'll as their svle of finish and ar
all combine form such perfect heads Of hair that
they be be fully appreciated An inspection OF
Bsys real heads Of hair will satisfy the fasidou that
they the best the which only be
had at LAG Broadway, of Liberty ST. stairs.
m3l its$ec
tIUNTERIAN DIsPENsARY, No. division street.,
IL tbshed A. D. 1885, for tn, successful treatment Of me
clas of diseases by the Of that neyerang remedy DR.
Hunte Red Drop The eed celebrity and uneram-
pied Of his powerful preparation. has for itself
name be forgotten while there remains being
the face of the globe 1t astonishing observe how very
quickly and hsmlessly into minute channel
dslodgpg sanihatng spirit OF thus
most dreadful of all dordepat the same time rying the
system against every disposition subsequent attack
comprehensive treatise each vial OF this medi
cine and can be had Price per VIAL which war
ranted in every s3it"r
OSTBook of the Bank of Savings, No 1872. The finder
IL requested TO leave at the Bank Chambrs street.
ao3sr
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DEAFNESS CURED Scarpa's Acoustic Oil for the
~ Of dcafpess palms, and the discharge Of
also all those dssg eeate like the buzz ng OF IN
sec,s filling Of waters wh7zpg Of steam, &c. when
symt Of approaching deafness and also generally aiteL
dsnt WITH the disease.
Read the following extraordinary cure. II have
had doubts they dismiss them and the most increcu
consider deafness curabe Numerous cases OF
cures, and e them very remarkable, by the use o.
scarras O have been published, but TINS caps We c
Young old You may yet recover your nearing
sdy in Smthhed, Pennsylv and ABOUT e'ghy
years had been gradually getting deal Tor more IMAM
forty that impossible 70 maze ne near
in the oudes tone of VOICE Last wine sns
we, induced 10 nv sclrpis Oil for Deafms. only
Necessary add that she has used two anu '""' hf
TINS valuable of pvpired by Dr. b. Bell and sold on
agency by Dr. Jayne, 3O3 Broadway Pnce 81 per bottle
,ISHE APPRENTICES LIBRARY OF THE CITY OF
i NEW YORK. -Colonel Mckenneys Discourse the
hogiue. of North Amerc, the benefit OF the Appren
,ee, Library this city, will be delivered at the Broadway
Tahernace Tuesday evening neSth April at half past
oclccf. -,
Geo Ireland So Wall st; stephen Allen 40 Wall st; Lib
beus Chapman 10 Wall street, Shepherd Knapp Mechancs'
Bank VIM Funiss, IS Wall y1na. Uoodhue, Ga South
g; MOSS Ginn, 70 South s; ~ SlsytonS Tontine
Adonram Chandler sanu. Roome James Van Norden;
Geo Fnisom, T. Wal Jacobu,, % Green Richard
h. Mount. $50 Pearl John l. Boyl, Ionne Arson
Phelps 30 Cliff ST. hrgham Hove 81 Canal st. ShireIs Parker
SO Broadway; Ionn w. Hinton, 23a William =; A. Ayen
IL south 81; Linus W. Steyens aud OF any OF The Committee
Of the Mechanics Society.
Tickets may be had AZ the door az ,tisr
CHEAP UPHOLsTERY-wiItop, Bru,sc,a and Ingr.ia
" Carpets maids, altered and reptire ~
ia the neatest manner and al amoderdc ce, nv ~
enoeo uRnosue" RR BoLT TON ,so Nonco. street
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we ''''o" REV. DIR. ED. Y HIGBEE,
REV DR. w. G. BROWNLEE
REV DIR. GEO, POTTS,
REV. DIR. q. SPRING,
mid imis sec REV. DIR. SCHROEDER
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NEW YORK MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTl-
~ TUTE, No IS Chambers street. established TO render to
eases will treated and surgical of every descp
ton performed the fu and scientific One
ocoulsts the city will attend TO the Of
all diseases Of the eye aud ear Psricula attention paid TO
the treatment all female complains. Very
has the diseases Of the skin Patients
whs desire will be visited at their houses Those whose
means are limited will only be required pay for their med-
Three -four are provided for private consultd
ton. The drug department attended by sPothecay Of
reat expe neuce aud al medicines may be relied
ure and aenun Cuppng aud eechng will be done al the
DIR HOMER BOSTWlCK,
Att pding Ply stefan and surgeon,
IS Chambers s I'd house west OF Broadway
This institution under the patronage and commendanono
he following gentlemen = 49, =. ........
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

WIRGlNlA-I ~ cnhNchRY-Ai rules held III
V the clerks office at The CIrcuit Superior Courl
ol Law aud Chonc0rv t"r the county of Ono IA
the Mnu'h Of August lSI3.
Fran,is Il. Armstrong, Administrator De b7H's non
VII the ~ III annexed Of Noah Zane, late Of Oho
county, decreased. complainant
E'y Dorsey and Mary J.. his wife, late Mari l..
Zrnr. mi widow Ut said Noah Zane. deceased,
Miry VI. ) Zruc, widow AMI AininlsiaiIN Of
Eheues.r Ztue, late uf OlJn county decd, and
r rmun PjntrT Zrur. Engene Znuc, and Mary
Anna T. ne, infant children and heirs at IaW OF
tbs sal ErcuUzr Iwe decreased, ard Pldlut
Zane, Hampton XIuc, james C.. Johnston aud
Sophia hs wife. William w. Shvver aud
Caroline hus wife, JIme~ A. M'Lcau aud Mary
his wife. Within Pits awI Eiizahcih has wife,
and Cnmalm Zane. which said Piaiut llnmpdvn,
sophia j ,hu-lon.C %lr,'itc Sl,rver. Mary MLcrn,
Elizabeth Pri, nnI Cojuelia Ztue. aud together
with the sad Ebeurzrr Iauc. being chiIdien
hours at law aud deyIsccs ct the ssid Noah Zane
deceased, aed 'he sud Mary L. D'r<ey, who To-
eether with the said EbeueZer Za"e. were the
Tr.s:ecs nfClaudluc Robinson, and the suidC nu'
dine Robinson, defendants.
Tre defendants H,mpden Zruc, and James G. John
sr,n aud Sppriu hr, vrle.unt having entered thct
apscart zee mud given security according To The acc
OF assembly aud thc rules of this Cnutt, aud q az.
peariug by satisfactory p~rpoflhai they ale moi iuha'i
Iluts at the commonwealth ui NlrSIUIn,-Oh motto.
at the cn.uflamaut " couu~cl. u Is ordered that Tho
sad defendants do appear here On The hrSi day o
Ipe ,Sl Term at Tins cruu, and answer lr'
SAID ramaiau,ari's htIl- and thnt a copy ut this or
der br asrhvuh inserted ia snRe newspaper PRINT
ell ~ iLc cuN of Wheeling tor TWO mouths suc"cs
siyrIy. aud pusieinI Ihe front door Of the ccur
house OF Oh:o rouu'y. A COZ y ies'e.
ALEX. II. i AIDLEY, clerk.
Nelson. 'or con pr aug ii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-09-13

NIRGINIA--iN CnANcERy-At Rules held in
the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior cIHrI
Of Law and ChaUCery Tor The County Of Ollie IN
The month uf August, lSi3,
Y bert Z Woods Complainant.
against
John 3 Eaylcss and John Eof, defendants
Toe defendant Bayless not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 The act
Of Assembly ond The rules Of this court. and it appen-
ring by satisfactory prof. that he is not an inhabIanI
Of he Commonwealth Of VrginIa.-Ou motion Of
inc complainant by counsel, b. n ordered that said
defendant De- appear here on The first day Of the
next term of this cuuri, and answer said complain.
ants bIl--and that o copy Jflhis order he forhwiIh
inserted 10 some newspaper prnfed iu The city II
Wheeling for TWO months success lively. nnd posted
NJ me Don't door oiihe Cour House Of Ohio county,
a COPY tcstr, ALEA Clerk,
Good for Cumpt aug n.
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NOE,

ENiRE &MARINE INSURANCE-There ar
/ two situations only in which individuals can
be placed, where they can adequately appreciate
the value ofInsurance. These are, while -'and-
upon the rams Of their own property, .-thCr
RECEIVING from an insurance Office the tuil a.
mount which they have lost, or standing on the
same spot surrounded perhaps bv a d. ISOLATE tam
ly, lamenuHg hat stupidity and folly which haC
faxed to rr- vide for such a contingency.
ATKINSON, Agent of the PRO + WON
INSURANCE. co OF HARTFORD, CONN
will take risks IN dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories, dc, together with Their
contents such as furniture, merchandise, ma
chIncrv. and everyother description IF Iu-uTshle,
property Also, on steam, keel aud HAT boats
and their CaTg -es 10 aud from any port on the
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite the L s
Hotel. ian |, 1912.