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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-12-02
; 81 NIsIIO.
VA.
READY MADE CroTuJNG,


L. regard la Ills hraHca al TIE bu.Inc,, u,u.t
Ifpsi. mn = Tn,lur by profession, have worked
the Trade Or 6h-en years. ihc-ciure | am ohle
md Go cut my own c~loihing. aud make ilem M
n u ner'cr mud cheaper ely H. ihsn any uih.r r,iah-
ishmsn' "a Tie Guy. IL is useless mr ihnsc liza,
Inty "n The business AID ais mat lnllors ih.m.el,.,
o ai'smp' competition OF RcaIy Mad, Cloih,ng.
have u largo assortment n follows
Black. Blue. Blown. Olive auJ Invisible Green
lFruck and Dress con,s; Beaver cloth lius and Over.
coats; Phnt cln'lI over,cns's. MarkiLnw md Trou-
l'nduhr B'aukei ,O. cas- m 70 de-, ca.>iu.,t a.
rwc,Ss do: Jeans do, ~ oil Sires.
! have on baud IN evcl'ent assortment &c rloin
nd fancy Cashmere Paui'. bllrk and blue cloth
Pants hned. = very dssirahlc nfielc.l and All, onsn.
lhy al 'a-sinet Pan . ~ nil sizcs aud prices. Jean.
l1ud Tweed Pons "l all ,izrs aud r,ice.,
Five hundtsd VesIs. embracii q every STYLE md
lquHl,y.
Shirts. Wrappers. Dra~es,collars. Boso ms. Stock,
lI"Nc' Fine md Fancy Sin end SATIN Scarf, Sill
tidk's oi allcol"rs nj Il qualities, together with man,
amer Articles usually found ia cluihirg ,lures
In conclusion. my old customers aud The publi.
generally ore invited iu call and examine my stock
Ihn consideration Tor The LIBERAL pairunap. h.te,nt,r.
1'eni'd 10 me. | have par, based n Larr.r Sh..
and ,ti.r Them o. CHEAPER RATS than | have eve
\ lone be fare
Recolieci The cheap cash clothing store of
s RICE.
oct corner Ul Main & Monroe
IA
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yH>HEY KEEP constantly on hand. n very er.
u tensive assortment of superior Mahogany ,
French aud Crecian Ctairs; X cking chsirs. sofas.
Pier and card Tables; Dressing Bureaus. BsIslsads.
Toilet Stands. assorted sizes; together with every
other article of tie latest style aud best finished
Furniture ever ofTe red n Tins city.
Gil, aud Mahogany Framed Lo.kisg Glasses Of
every variety and price. Looking Glass Piaies of all
.izoI. Portrait ind Picture Frames on hand aud
made TO order. n
Upholstery Warci consisting Of Feather Beds
Bols'es nnd Pillows. Hair, cotton. Hulk. Spring
aud Straw Mattresses; Blankets. Quilts, comforts
Saching Bottoms OIL cluih covers. Floor cloth.
Crass Mats of all kinds; together with every Other
Article. oi Upholstery Ware. On hand and made ~
order
Vcniiion md Sl,t Window Blinds; Window
Shades "f every variety and color; oil of which will
he sold Mt very low prices. aud warranted Of The
hcsi qualify. Also. MAHOGANY vENEERs. Hair
clo'h. VARsisn. Spanish Mess. Mahogany knobs
Sand Paper. Locks. Hinges. Casters. BLIND TRix.
MiSo.. c instantly on hand aud spld low Tor cAsx.
" STEAM Bears furnished with every article
Of Furniture si shvrt roi,ce, ana on tho very tes
terms. sp2ys
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NOTICE
CoMMissiuNEK's OFFicg.
Wheeling Nm IA IRfS

The parties conceiI al. aud all other persons bav.
ing my .n'cre>th the mullen, d,cree,I IN the fore.
gong a'e'i"ci-oe hereby no flied hat have ap.
p'iu'ed MONDAY The Is day Il December next, st
my 'nic' ~ The ely at Wheeling, as he t.me and
place, when aud where I shall mmcnce ,ak,nr
the a'c"un, therein ordered: And ! hereby r.anire
all such p.rirs aud p,isuns io appear before me-
'hcn AID it"'e. ieIwten sunrise AID sunset ri that
day. ~hh iiIeif claims. prpo's aud vouchers. 10 ena-
bile re to take The = nj account
JAMES PAUL., COMMISSIONS.
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NSbiE Ia. OLDHAM.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

@HTiLL PRACTICE N The Cun,l, OF MIor,hnl.
Tyler. and OhIo countries. Va OFfIcr Ar
Mak'nALLC II. VA. GeAvs CREEK P,sr orsIcE
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'"F "HNas IWW Iho x cAy .WDHniaI1s
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mai a most IIoRRlD MAss,cRE has recently taken
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teT RStLitED and no, opening. . geno,i
"'.fH""Io Of Dp Gpoj.. Or ]cetic.. 0pcem.
" ''"f' variety. All kinds Of God. ,t
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"a lRGINIA-Oldo CT cult Superior Court OF
L'w ond Chancery, October 31st. 1874.
Erskine d. Eichclbe rger, Is Cu.xcY-
0gaiHSt Decree FIR A.
JOnes& 1'rnesdel! and others count
ABSTRACT OF I'LL DECREE
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scarcely ever made clearer case-no probable
theory ever admitted of his innocence-and yet
he says , in the last words he spoke, that he was
innocent! The son so accused, so believed to be
guilty, OF the murder of his father-who so pro-
tested his innocence in the moment of his death
and when he was beyond the reach of mortal aid
or mortal suffering-has gone to his long account.
1t Is hard to doubt the result of facts which lead
but to one conclusion-but, as the grave has clos
ed over both the father and the son, and as the in
nocence OF the latter is possibility, and has been
protested under solemn circumstances, prefer to
believe that he was innocent, and that the MUIR
derer of his father has escaped the punishment of
man.
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FROM THE OREGON EMIGRANrs. The ST.
Joseph's (Mo.) Gazette of the 4th inst. says We
learn from traders, tina: company of emigrants
consisting of twenty-five wagons, have entirely
missed their way and have got near the mouth Of
the Yellow Stone. The company was from Iowa,
and crossed at the Council Bluffs. They left the
settlements without pilot, with the hope of fol-
lowing in the trail of the main companies which
left this place. The traders report them without
provisions sufficient to prosecute their journey
and barely enough to return.
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BoUGHroN, BELDING AND HUTcHINs
ADMITTED TO BAIL. On Saturday the 18th
inst, Supreme Court Commissioner Baker, of
Hilsdale, sitting in the Court House, in this CITY,
admitted Walter Hutchins, one of the Anti Rent
prisoners, to bail, in the amount of $4,000; and
on Friday last, Boughton and Bedding, land Little
Thunder,) were also admitted to bail, by the same
authority. The amount of Boughton's bail was
fixed at $4,000; Belongs at $4,000. The per-
sons by whom they were bailed were chiefly
from Rensselaer, County, They returned home
on Friday, taking the two Thunders" along
with them.-HudsOn Republican.
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The NewYork correspondent of the Boston Post says:
The poslmasergenera Of the United States has issued
aprSecuiion against Mr. James w. Hale, for alleged
violation OF the new postage bill. Private expresses
hdre not been discontinued in this quarter Far from it.
Ihey are now doing as large business ever carry
ing letters at haft government And strange as
j may appear, they appear TO be sustained by public
opinion The new postage act did not aba,e what is
ca'eu private enterprise" and the act ITSELF it is
thought, VIII soon be found TO be insufficient
We are sorry that there should be any disposition 10
evade this law We hoped ii might have fair trial and
prove satisfactory lfshoud not we fear that il NAV
be repealed and the old one revived
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Insurance IN Few York. The NewYork
Express of Wednesday evening says: The great
fire of 1885, and this last fire we have had, have
settled the long disputed question, whether for
eign insurance agencies should or should not be
permitted to do business here. After the fire of
1885, the law prohibiting foreign insurance was
repealed. The repal of that law has opened the
door for agencies from Hartford, Boston New Ha-
ven, New London, Philadelphia and other places,
that the losses of this fire are scattered into diff
ferent places Thus only four of our Companies
will now be compelled to stop, and not all but
two or three as in 1885.
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REMARKABLE CASE OF MURDER.

One of the most remarkable trials for murder TO be
found the records of criminal jurisprudence, has just
been closed at Troy, n Y. after having occupied the
court for nearly fortnight. The prisoner, H. H. Green,
young man of 22 belonged 10 Berlin town In the vi
entity Troy. Some time last season, company from
New Hampshire acting temperance play IN that
part of the country and onedby Green, who took
one of the parts. Soon after he joined the company he
fell in love with them, beautiful girl of 49, who,
SO far as appears of rreproachable character and
after short courtship, they married In three or
four days after their marriage, she became seriously ill.,
and grew worse and worse ill she died, all within
week from the wedding day and it to be clearly
proved by the testimony that he deliberately poisoned
her. cody standing at her bedside and looking upon her
agones, although in answer her solemn aduralon he
declared that she had never wronged offended him.
given him cause for displeasure suspicion And
less strange the fact that she took whatever he offered
her. without objection murmer while yet laborng
der the belief that what he gave was mortal The evil
dence is conclusive that she was poisoned, as
arsenic was found in the stomach and in medicine BROTH
&C. of which she had partaken and which was prepared
by him. He was seen, moreover, to put white pow
der in her drinks and she told her friends when about
10 die, that she had been poisoned by her husband
The trial was brought 10 close on the afternoon of
the 18th, and the jury after able and lucid charge
from Judge Parker, without hesitation found verdict of
gully During the whole trial. it said that the prison.
remained unmoved, and callous as the very walls
of the building 1t is altogether most extraordinary
case and the prisoner in sane mind-and we see no
inmaon TO the conlrary-it is one OF the most unm-
gated atrocity record. Ii appears prbable, from
of the evidence, that Green's mind had been poison
ed by his mother by slanderous nsnuaons against his
wife, and letter found upon him, written by her a
ter his arrest in which she expresses great regret and
contron for having said any thing to the prejudice of
the deceased.
The prisoner sentenced 10 be hung the 10Th of
September next
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The first division of the Vermont and Massa-
chusetts Railroad, extending from Fitchburg ives
terly, was let to contractors on Wednesday MORN
ing of last week, on favorable terms for the Com
pany, and the work will be soon commenced
The portion of the work which has been let, is
t,Uenty seUen miles, and for this there are about
thirty contractors, mostly from the n Y Erie
Canal, and the Croton Water Works. Messrs
Belknap & Co. have large contract of masonry
on the LIST Div.-Butnker Hill .4tr0ra.
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sary to speak further Of his religious character is al
ready writtenit may be easily understood from what
has been said II life of than seventy years of
conscientious duty and usefulness does not form reIg-
ious character and afford to surviving relatives and
friends comforting hope, that he has passed from
earth to heaven, 10 realize the promises of Christian
fidelity then does Christianity present motives drawn
from the future world to influence the conduct of man
in the present life. ONE WHO KNEW HIM
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The thunder shower, which visited opportune-
ly on Monday morning, very extensive. In Boston
the rain fell 10 the depth of than inch, and the
lightning as here, almost continual Several houses
struck, among them Dr. Beechers meeting
at the corner OF Salem and Bennett streets, but very
material damage done, and person was injured.
Ii commenced at New York about The time it did
here, aud raned violently with vivid lightning. The
effect of the shower on the atmosphere has been very ia
vorable II very clear, temperate and bracDg, yes
terday.
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SALEM A census Of this town has been taken in each
Of the following years, with the results annexed;
l754-3,462, I765-4,427 1855 1928, 1790-7,92l
l8oO-9,457, l8lO--I26l3, l82O-l2, 1911 l85O-l3,88
l836-l50O2 I840-l5,O8 1856 56.
10 1854 there were only 1913 people Of color.
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ExTRAoRDINARY MORTALITY. The mum.
Der of deaths in NJ York last week was fearfuly
large--no less than 474. AS was to be supposed
the increaseis by diseases incident to extreme
hot weather. Eighty died Of cholera infantum
30 of apoplexy, SO Of commissions and 81 of local
in1ammations. The deaths by consumption were
45; by dropsy in the head, 20, and by dysentery
fourteen.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-24

~ We publish very full account Of the destructive
fire at New York. Although a day o. two behind the
time, we thought that many of our readers might not
ha,e the details fully given, and that might be
more interesting to them than other matter
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RHoDoDEEDRoN MAXIMUM. The Salem Register
speaks of Medfed, the only locality of this splendid
Towering tree in Massachusetts. This is mistake. We
have seen in Leicester and Paxton of the Trees
in the former place being from 20 to Is feet high 1t is
found also in Douglas, in this county, and at Alebor
ough in Bristol, and, we doubt not, in divers other
places.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. A spring, said to be
almost identical in its qualities, with the famous White
Sulphur Springs of Virginia. has been discovered the
East shore of Saratoga Lake, and is said that extern
sive accommodations will be provided for visi,es before
the commencement of the next watering season.
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MORE VICTIMS OF THE FIRE. Peter Mayher. public
porter, and his wife, when the explosion occurred had not
escaped from their residence in Broad street, which was
overthrow by the explosion, and they are supposed to
have been killed.
The body of Henry Oaman buried beneath the ruins
Of Oelrcs and Krugers, Broad Street, N Yorkhds been
found and identified by his friends. ~
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PAPER HangingS,

Wholesale and Retail.
THE subscribers manufacturing all kinds of PAPER
i HANGINGS AND BORDERS Of every description,
and have extensive assortment always on hand part
which may be and for sale (ower than be
purchased elselUhere) at T. w. & G. P. BANCROFTrS
No. l55 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, Mass, and at SAML
B. RICE & CO.'S No. Al BROAD ST, BosToN.
Also, large assortment of French Borders and Fire
Board Prints, &c. w. P. WHITE & CO.
Newark, N. j., July Is, 1916. en-
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MEETING OF SLAVE HOLDERS. At Port Tobacco.
Charles County, Md, large meeting of citizens was
held on Friday last 10 consider what measures were
most likely to put stopto the eopement of their slaves
The recentgang arrested in Montgomery County being
owned in that vicinity
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DIED..

In this town. July 49, Mrs Caroline wife of Mr. George
Weld 2e 3d. Infant of Henry d. and Esther NJ Dick
inson, ii days.
In North BrookheId, July 5h Mrs Maria D. wife of Ed
ward b. Whiting ~.
In Sutton, July 5th Mrs Susan rect OF the Lyman
Burdon AL Printers in Michigan please copy l6ih Miss
Hannah c., daughter Of Mr. Simeon Hutchinson, &c years.
Printers in Me- and VI. please copy.
In Spencer July s, of consumption, Mrs Sally relci of
the late George Slocomb, Of Shrewsbury, So
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MELANCHOLY DEATH. On Monday, 18th instant,
during the thunder shower the dweIlng-house of MIR
James Pierce, in Royalston, struck by lightning.
The fluid passed down the chimney, and instantly killed
a daughter OF Mr. p, and also young who had en-
tered the house TO seek shelter from the storm.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-07-24

Y Considerable OF the matter in first number is
necessarily the same that contained in the weekly
Spy of yesterday. When We are fairly under way, we
shall keep up with the times.
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DUTIES OF PosTMAsTERs. A letter from the Office
Of the postmaster general, under date of July H. says
"When subscribers refuse to take pamphlets news
papers from the office, postmdsers now hereto
lore, required 10 notify editors &C., and may frank let
tiers containing such notice."
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TAXES-TAYEc

ne state, County ant Town Taxes of Worcester the
soceu e be se has District and the Calvnist
the subscriber for collection The fnwine discounts will
be made: s NS''"AN0 WIN
On such shall be paid before August l6, 6nsr .sn,
do do do do September Is 4 per sont
do do do do October Is per cens
And if not paid before November l4th payment will then
be enforced agreeable of the passed April s.
l64l. JOHN RICE
Treasurer and Collector.
o.. Collectors Office SO Main Street,
Worcester, July IT, 1916. s 30
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WILLIAMS COLLEGE. The annual commencement
of this institution is 10 take place the third Wednesday of
August The Hon. Emory Washburn. judge of the
Court ofCommon Pleas oft this State, is address the
Alumni Of the College at the approaching commence
ment
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MACHINERV FOR SALE,

< DOUBLE GEER sPEEDERs-3 of "a spndes each,
- and of 20 spindles eacha in perfect order now
running Also, $500 BOBBINS for the same.
40 first quality SOAP STONE for Dressers-44 in. long
and from Al to inches in diameter.
Inquire of A. DEWITT, Oxford-F SKINNER & CO.,
Boston--A H. BOYD, Agent, Spring Yale, Me.
July IS. 4w
Courier and Atlas publish weeks-and send bill to Spy
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YALE COLLEGE. Commencement at this institution
the third Thursday of August Rev. DIR. Bethune, of
Philadelphia is deliver annual Grafton before the
literary societies Of the college.
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IEICESTER ACADEMY.

A PUBLIC EXAMINATION of the Students of this
IA Institution will take place Monday August 1lth;
commencing at hafpast eight O'Clock A. NJ, and the
following day there will be Exhibition the Meeting
house OF the First Congregational Society," preceded by
Address from Hon. THOMAS KINNIcUTT, commencing at
nine O'Clock, A. M.
The term will commence Thursday, Sept. 4th.
Tuition in the English branches $3.50; Languages $3.50
per quarter. JOS. A. DENNY,
Secretary Of the Board of Trustees.
Leicester, July 2S Is
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MARRIED..

In Sturbridge June IL, by Rev Mr. Austin Mr. William
Lvngston of Boston, to Miss Mary A., only daughter of
Mr. John Fay.
In Bakersfield, VT, July q by Rev Mr. Loveand Mr. Mi
cab French, Of Barre w. Miss Eurdicy Parker ALSO
at the same time, Mr. Oliver F. sebbins of this town.
Miss Besey L. Parker.
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CENSUS OF BosToN The new census is near.
ly completed, and will comprise nearly 100 900
inhabitants. In 1910, it was 93,3s3. Increase
26,6I7, or about rs per cent
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FOR SALE.

As TWO New thorough built FACTORIES, with
fn9A good breast wheels in the same well geared off,
2 situated on durable stream, with water power to
each sufficient operate from 40 go Cotton Looms.
They well situated for manufacturing purposes and
have good and convenient Tenemen Possession given of
Of them Immediately, and the other in few months.
For further particulars inquire this Office If July 49,
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STEPHEN SALISBURY, Esq. has been chosen Pres-
dent of the Worcester Bank, in place of Hon. Daniel
Waldo deceased.
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BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

The Washington Correspondent ofthe Tribune, thinks
the Government has received information from Mexico
which looks more favorable than the published reports.
and there is prospect of friendly arrangement He
also says, Mr. Buchanan is looking to the probability of
early retirement from his office ofSecretary of State
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w. 0. BARTLETT,

Attorney and CounsellOr at Law,
Office No. z, under BrinIey Hall,
WORCESTER, MASS.
REFERENcRs-Hon. Thomas Kinnicutt,>
Hon. Emory Washburn, : Worcester.
Messrs j. Pratt 6. Earle,
]. P. Rogers, Esq.
Nathan Hale, Jr., Esq Boston.
Messrs Curtis & Stevenson
Hon. Bazaleel Tat,
Mr. Amasa Dudley.
hsa' 5s& y; s5s snn as. RI
42tf Mr. John D. Brown,
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SOLD. The College of Louisiana" at Jackson, has
been sold to the Methodists, for $4,000.
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Leicester, July %.
To Wood Chonperg,

THE subscribers wish contract for Cutting and Split
ting one thousand cords of Wood, Deathvle In
Rutland the ensuing Fall and Winter commencing
lst of September in lots to suit contractors, for which
fair price will he paid. DENNY g. FITCH.
Leicester, July g. If
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NTRAYED or STOLF
STRAY ED,
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, LYDIA, has LEFT my bed and board
w without any occasion. This is to forbid all persons
hsrborng trusting her my account az shall not pay
any debts Of her contracting after this date.
Webster, July "a, le45. PHILLIP BROWN.
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LEAD WANTED,

DASH will be paid for Ten Tons SOFT LEAD by the
" subscriber. w. A. WHEELER.
Worcester, July %. is
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, HaFttOrds COnns9
With sound and available Capital Of $500, 900,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire TO
" the citizens Of Worcester and irs vicinity 1t nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills. the most favorable
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter OF
cenlury-its reputation for liberal adjustment and its
promptude in paying losses, well known and estab-
lished. THOMAS X. BRACE, President.
SIMEON L. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March g. 1885, isif
~ DESTROYS of obtaining insurance In the above
Company referred, for particulars 10 A. H. BuL
LocH, ESD. in Worcester, Mass