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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

NV MoTWE PowER.-PcJryS Gas kRgtat.-
We stepped in at No. Front-st. near the Battery
for lew minutes on Friday to witness the opera
ton of new substitute for or Improvement on the
Steam Engine invented by Stewart Perry OF Her
kmer Co and entitled the Gas Engine 1t GER
tanly combines simplicity with energy In n re.
markable degree the tenhorse power there ex
hibited not occupying so much room nor appearing
to cost much for construction as steam engine
OF corresponding power. 1t must be obvious to all
that the great bulk and weight OF fuel consumed by
the steam engine even OF the most approved con-
struction are calculated to embaTass It's introduc
and in many quarters where some strong motive
power is much needed We beleye this new invention
destined supersede the steslnengne IN al places
where the cost OF fuel object The following
count OF necessarily good part but transcript OF
the inventors explanation but understand that sevc-
raj eminent authorities the subject have concurred II
expressing high opinion 81 the value OF the Gas Enne
In this engine the Of power Is Effected by the
combustion within cylinder OF mixture oil imam
rsbe vapor gas and atmospheric sirthe expansive
seton OF which in the state OF Inflammation Is made 10
bear directly and alternately upon opposite sides oil the
piston the manner rs steam IN the keciproca'
ting Steam Engine The physics! and practical Difficult
tcs winch nave htn.rlO tp"ti
viz hrs,. that OF furnishing in immediate connection
with the engine cheap niammeble vspor or gas,
in such that the engine itself shall regulate
and continue the production well the mixture OF
II With all SUPPLYING itself with proper quantity and
VARYING that supply according 10 is wants second that
OF hns the mixture the night with perfect
certainty and with simple durable machinery third
that OF applying the expansive force OF The dame direct
Is the piston and rcnovin. c4r5onic acid gas
sulrlns from the combustion. fourth that OF keeping
the piston and internal surface OF the cylinder con
tinua!ly lubicaed and eectually preventing the
hcsns OF the pa-are shown 10 DC by this invocation
completely overcome.
Some OF the advantages which this power has over
steam sre-drst, economy IN OF fuel the expense
not being oncqusrrer OF that OF steam second econo
ray II Seia; OF fuel s, greater rauo which with
far less weight and bulk OF the engine itself makes IT
dcdeGa;um for locomotive purposes. particularly
Ocean and Csns navigation thiri chespness origin
Al with equa! superior durability OF
parts fourth, increased safety with engine pro
perry built explosion jeopardins life or even dam
aging machinery. however careless the Engineer
possibly take plsce-while the surrounding OF every
part exposed heat with unconhned wster renders il
free from all damage arising from arc at'h less man
Va! labor ami attention II management Of the engine
The shove described Engine OF ten ho:ze power viii
D. cheery shown NJ the inventor al any aoaF OF Inc
day cr few days, the store of :. Perry, No Front
Whi.ehaIlSt any Interested II the pro
-.es- OF Ire Arts OF DESTROYS OF seeing il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

NIBLos--Jocko, very popular pnn,omime, and Mile.
B.aEgy in the Syphide the entertainments this evening,
oseher with tight rope dancing by the famy-a good bill
that veil attract crowds this charming resort 0abres
Beneht tomorrow night.
~ The Dgyarfs. the Mammoth BOYS the CAT.
e- Orang Outang and Boa Constructor will draw crowd
ed houses at the American Museum Two performances
take place Ia The afternoon aud evening Great Western,
Miss Fanny Wheeler aud variety OF other performers,
nhl 20 The Attractions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
DIR. Lardner,, Lecture.

DIR. Lardner's Lectures.
Complete in two volumes. svo. scsdy bound and .st
tered published this day and fer sale by the sooksea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

MoEsE's MAGNETIC lkLEGRAPH.-The Paris cor
respondent. OF the National lntssencer writes as tol
lows
Professor Morse had the goodness 10 iend me- Al &C.
count of the recent achievements the Electrical Tee.
graph. with copy OF TIE Baltimore sun containing the
Presidents Message on the Mexican Wa as il ma
yca!y transmitted to TIA, paper sent TIE couu;lun.ca-
ions 70 Pouet me Deputy author Of the Report aerc
oiofe mentioned 10 you and be placed them n the
hands OF Arago who submitted their very Interesting and
decisive content. 70 the Academy OF science Sad the
Chamber OF Deputies In the Chamber tte -ia mt
when the proposed appropriation Tor an EleecS Tee
graph from this Cep.i - he Belgian tronter eafne IN
der consideration Be.ryer opposed On the roud tna'
the experiment OF The system was not compete
that Il would te well 10 wait for the full TIA 81 WAX
was undertaken between Paris and Rouen: Arls2 an
swered The experiment Is corsuInnate II The Mt
ed state. the mater = eetred rresiscoy received
three day. ago the OF Baltimore with Letter from
NJ Morse one OF the most honorable men OF bis coun-
~ and here is the Presidents Message printed from
The Telegraph in two or three hours; the Message
would "a tour columns OF the Noreur; II could not
have been copied by the most rapid penman in shorter
time than /, WIS t1aaAnssed The gslyaac E1id Travels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

MoEsE's MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-The Paris cor
responder, OF the National nelsencer writes as toll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

EcoSonY.-A man eating nine bananas at four
cents apiece and remarkns that they were not high
he would take a couple home to his family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

II The Model Of New-fork attracts more and
the attention Of the public Ii Is certainly one OF
the extraordinary results OF ingenuity perseverance,
and soil ever produced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27

The July THAw.-Boston is thawing out-the
Thermometer having risen there ON Saturday to ~
This unusually early approach of the warm season it is
supposed will have sensible effect upon the Icccrop,
and prices advancing in conscqucnce-thc cellars
oil Fresh Pond holding with great Goodness awaiting
chnp,, in tho market
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

The votes, may stand upon the journal as a 4
record OF my own views upon the matter
embraced in the resolution.
Mr.. CALHOUN said the manner IN
which the resolution was introduced Ger Z
tainlv struck him as being somewhat cx-
traofdinary. The chairman If commit.
lee 20 whom part Of the Presidents Mes.
save had been rcierrrd, introduces, on
ms own authority and responsibility, as
now understand, a resolution eluimg 10 the
very subiec, r,ieHcd--
Mr.. ALLEN. The Senator is right i
II is my own proposition.
Mr.. CALHOUN. certainly think the
Senator has nopr,cedent for such course,
and | doubt whether II is net entirely out
of order. Have the other members OF the
committee been consulted Have my wor.
tbs and gallant friend from Michigan and
the other members Of that committee been
consulcdl No, sir; the chairman takes
up portion OF the Presidents Message
which has been referred TO his committee,
aud on his own responsibility b.lngs for.
ward resolution il relation 10 II. W by,
lie might take Up every other subject III
the same manner, without consultation with
the committee at all. Sir, this OF itself IS
a good and sufficient reason for refusing
permission 10 introduce the resolution.
The gentleman himself, Mr. President,
has assigned a good reason why i should
not be received. He SAYS Il IS twcntv-one
wears since Mr.. Monroe made the dcclarI.
tios, and II has become the settled opinion
Of The American people. Then Why reit.
crate II on the present occasion, unless II
be designed that il shall have an effect up.
un ether portions If tie world besides our
own Sf intend 10 provoke lao discus
sion. Know the difficulties which sur.
round u. | am for peace, as haNe sand
before, If peace can be hunofahly preser.
we'd and am not for rushing .ato meas
urcs which may have the ctirc; Of disturb
80 the peaceful rcIalI rs which bow exist,
without having some good and sound rca.
son for the adoption If such measures.
SIR, | am against the reception of thus
resolution, unless Senators ate prepared to
70 on and meet all the contingencies con.
tcmpIaled by il. Ii 50, II we are Sci 'ake
this stand, We must be prepared 10 pat
forth our strength we must become
a, once great military republic, aud take
earnest and oiiicuul measures 10 repcI oil
foreign Interference upon this continent
SIR, II would have been better 10 make
tie declaration embraced Ia tins resoluuor
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

JoHH olids JACK WRIGHT We learn
BY the Columbia 8. c. Chronicle, lnat
tins individual has teen arrested 10 tina,
city on a charge OF gambling, and he'd to
bail in the suu Of Slpj0 for his appear
snce a. court.
IL was unprecedented BY the police Of
Columbia, Immediately after the puJica.
ton Of an article by the Chronicle, copied
from the Wy,he,u.c Va. Mountain " ing
giving an accoan. OF has seduction Of It
young girl whose parents resided at
WylheyIiIe, Va. Tins girl, whose name
was Margaret L. Curry, was only about
l5 or IS years oil age. Wright pa ,sed the
last summer at and about Grayson Sulphur
Springs, and by some means became &C.
qualnted with her, gained her affections,
and induced her to elype with him-tbus
bringing sorrow and dcsolauon upon her
parents, who are said to be respectable,
and causing disgrace, jgnominy and ruin
to fall upon herself The Columbia paper
does not state aaelhcr the girl was with
him at the time Of his arrest. He was
balled by Green b. Rush Of Rtchiau4 Dis.
trict, S, &.
Wright formerly resided ia this CITY.
He is married man, and las " lie IS still
living here.-hqorriHe Register,
A few days ago the iubabi,aD, 8f GER.
tain village out west, were filled with con.
lecture and CONSERVATION at the following
notice, painted in large capitals, On the
front Cf "a hrnza dsrrrtf.. ftrI ,,. $50 II OIL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

A very sensible quaHug Of the earth &C.
Cured al Memphis, Tennessee, on the eve.
nlng Of the 23d u.umo, starting people 20
their feet, and frightening many. The ag,.
tatlon was accompanied wash a roar Of
rumblag noise, ard apparently proceeded
from a north-wcslcr'y direction. 1t lasted
hbou, minute.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

The British Bar is aboutlo pay highrrr.
butte Of respect 10 the character and rncm.
Dry Of our late Jur.t Judge Story. The
London correspondent Of the Boston Atlas
wrles:-
The late Judge Story, you are well n,
ware, has a VIDE European reputation, and
IA England his name, as an eminent law.
yer und Jurlsl, stands very high, even as
high with the Brush bar as 1t does in the
United States, 1t IS SAID, that commit.
tee Is now forming Of members Of the Brit.
lsh Bar for the purpose Of getting up a
subscription IN honor Of Judge Story. The
Benchers Of Llncoin's Inn are foremost in
this movement, and they intend to erect a
splendid marble statue Of Judge Story, as
a tribute Of respect 10 Tbs great man,
Why IS becoming Grunkard like being
made an Odd Fellow. Answer. Because
It Is done by degrees.
Why is taiIor's shop like a garden
Because il has cabbage IN it.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

A colossal statue - being cast by the
Royal Foundry at Munich. The figure,
At is said, Is sirty ftet III height.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-30

Why is tailor's shop like a garden
Because il has cabbage IN it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
!, STEAM GRTST MILL

rT,ti sohscrbsr having purchased Of VIM. r. WHITNEY,
an undivided hat Of the right Onslng and yenllng Wy
Worcester, 3PLATTs PATENT PORTABLE. 1ki ~
MILL wOnhl hereby inform the public nat 'hey o
og the above Mills In operation ut CouRT MiLLwAereAhey
are prepared to Grind 10 order, all kinds grain
Worcester. i)ct al IT. REUBEN bbmA1'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
To Teachers and School Committees.
IN TWO PARTS. ~


IN TWO PARTS. d 5
FENHIS work, which has been adopted as the
a. text book in the Classical and Englh High schso
OF this town. is confidently recommended TO teachers as
containing the following points Of excellence over any
other Arithmetic in use.
l. The arrangement is simple and more philosophical
q The work IS more complete both as a text book and
book of reference.
OF the separate rules for the Of Decmas,
Fractions, and Federal Money. n rs
A. In addition all the ordinary Arthineca opera
lions many useful principles introduced that be
fouhd in no other work. 3a ~
RECOMMENDATIONS S. dj
WORCESTER, July 81, 1916. .
Having made use OF the second part of Mr. Chases
Arithmetic during the past year, recommend IL as
The best manual zoe hGUe Ii CONF rises in short
space much valuable information and the exercises
arranged, that class once conducted faithfully through
edge of the science. The introduction of ecnals in
necOn with enumeration. the solution of problems in pro-
portion by the method Of and effect, and Iher Por
ti0ns Of the work. new and valuable.
ELBRlDGE SMITH,
Principal of Glass. and Eng Hig2 s. hool.
HAS3ROUCK DAVIS, st
Teacher of Maih Depar n.
SALEM July 81, It, g..
After using the second part of Chase's Arithmetic
year and liz nay expectations in regard TO its meri
fully reslized. know of no hook hch in my opill n,
is so well fitted to make thorough Arhmecidns. lie
arrangement is emnenty philosophical the rules and def
nitions simple accurate and comprehensive the ustra
tons direct concise and plain the numerous questions
PRACTICAL and happily adapted to exercise the mind of the
pupil. RUFUS PUTNAM
PRINCIPAL of the Eng. High School for boys.
The work is also highly recommended by the Principal
of The Normal School Newton, by the Public School
Teachers of New York and Philadelphia, and by many
others. URIAH HUNT q son. Publishers,
No. A, N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia
For Sale at the principal Bookstores. et =
AZ School Committees will be furnished with copies
examination, gratuitously, at LAZELLS Book Store,
Worcester Sept 80, 1916. IT
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
Real Estate Market,
Remoped to 1l2 Broadway, front room, 2

ReTI0Ued to lip BrOGd1UGy, front room, I'd St0ry,
EXPRESS BUILDING. ~
S9ssft A III. PERSONS who wish 10 learn where fnNR
-ss2 IA they purchase good FARMS, al tolo 4isAA
yriees in pleasant and healthy climate Of easy access and
mafkei-or who choose to buy New LANDS
Of the Ueryfrs quality in The most desirable locations,
SeSs than half the Government pricesor any who
hwy Wate Power, with Mills Manufactures; Pine
tnber; Coal and Iron Mines or in short Real Estate
any description, situated in any part Of our country, will
Fleate address 70 MS request, and will furnish them
vita copy of the American Real Estate Advertiser con-
dpng Catalogue Of the property which have for sale
"a the locations and prices annexed Should par
aar Information be desired By enclosing fee offs they
"i command our services.
as specimen of tie bargains which we Offer take the
following:
/. A Farm in Prince William County, Virginia, 5 miles
Brenville The county seat and about 80 miles Wash
tngtOn City, containing lO7 The land is productive;
500 acres in valuable timber, the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements. There
y good market for the timber OccOquan Situated be-
tween the extremes Of North South the climate pre-
csely which every man should if practicable select
Tor the health and comfort Of his family and his own
prosperity an agcuturist The only objection which
any one has raised against purchasing this farm has been
the pricewhich is so low that they conclude the title
30 bad or that something unseen must be the matter with
y We will however give The purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars acre
We have many other excellent Farms in the region
For NENtLA NDS of The bestquaty, in New York,
Pennss yana Virginia and Missouri, ask Fifty Cents
MI actein Tennessee TUentyfu cents an acre. These
lands ~ tennessee uaIed in Perry West Tehaes
The navigahe of The enuesse River and
In Lawrence Co. Onio we have 300 acres Of laioi,
~ inexhaustibe water power Symmes Creek at the
great falls miles the Ohio in the great Iron
and Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist of one large ElOnr Mill, Saw Mills Dwelling
Houses &C DC This is unquestonably one Of the most
valuable locations for building Manufacturing City which
she West affOrds-Prce $1,000.
We have Iarge OF Pine Timber Lands an Iron and
Goal Lands in several States prices differing very LITTLE
rom free gift aud on such accommodating terms, that
enlerprsug may secure to themselves prIntey for
in a short time. HJ
The quantity Real ESTATE which we have for sale Is
lii. oil No
80 purchase TO themselves and their poserity
heahfu pleasant and happy homo, will do well to come
and For further particulars inquire Of JOHN Milton
EARLE Worcester or of A. DUFFUM CO.,
May 2S n NetD York.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
House and Lots for Sale.

kkOuSC dllQ 2LUbD 1VA GoAVi
"A NEW mad Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
%sgA n Also, HOI Sc LOTS on Laurel liill-many
.ss hem commanding the est view Of Worcester OF
any lois in the market. A. MEhklFELD.
Worcester. March IL. w5tdtf
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
Grand Exhibition of Dry Goods
$3.50 AT THE
GHECYEpTn CTApn

HAVING fitted up my Store in style surprising any
Thing in this region, and equal any thing New
York, in order make pleasant and desirable resort
tor customers 10 call and purchase their Goods and having
just returned from New York with i Goods
richer more desirable and cheaper than any before offered
IN this market, will he happy to any of my
Gus customers at Store and sell them what Goods they
may want at BARGAINS that will please them and assure
them that they will be treated with all respect pessble
the same time returning grateful thanks for their liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed.
Customers will at all times find all the NE w STYLES
al nay Store, as buy Goods in LARGER LOTS than Mer-
chants generally do, consequently buy VERY CHEAP,
and can, do, and WILL SELL CHEAP. 81
Remember my old moo-Q Quick sales and small PrO6ts.
no use to enumerate all The stle hand, enough
TO know that you find all the FeW Styles at the
CHECkERED STORE and such prices that cannot
tail to please-Remember am bound to sell.
few ofthe articles on hand
SILKS, SHAWLS,
NJ. d'LAINES, CASHMERES, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, ALPACCAS. ALEPINES
REP CASHMERES, LACES GLOTES, HOSIERY, 60
And in fact every article in the Dry Goods line usually
kept in Dry Goods Store
Remember the CHECKERED STORE, first
door north of the american Temperance House
New York money taken current rates for Dry Goods
A. T. MILLS, 179 Main-st.
Worcester Aug. 10. dwtfs2
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
PATIENTS.
american and Foreign Office, and AgenSy q
AD u. S Patent Office, Washington, g
ssfofa R0gtOns

.dDleTtcGn ana f0TelgH OUsces uteu ~ sS'5 -
F. aN u. S Patent Office Washington ..sl 4
I No. 81 state Street, - Boston
THE subscriber by appointments from ne M
er OF Patents agent of the " 81 Patent Olce ~. ~
purpose orreceivng aud fo wardng 20 ae same an suen
models, specimens OF hgredel u all sso;
shall be Intended TO be patented q depos eu sns'c,
which will be received and lorwardg gree e1ps"se @
risk TO their owners and with ali possible pispalch ie
subscriber will prepare caveas speclncallons, assss
ments, and all the necessary pspers and DRAWINGS WI
make researches Americyn and foreign o ~
tabshng the validity or utility Of Inventions ana IehoeI
advice on all legal and scientific matters respecting .ns
same Patents secured n Europe ard other countries;
BY application at this Office inventors are saved ,hc
time and expense Of journey 20 Washmgton and aeay
tnere welra all personal trouble IN obtaining nes pa
The experience Of fourteen years practcean OK
enslve collection Of works, Documents declsuhs
&C. on mechanical subjects and the Patent i@ws-Anu
patents of different countries, collected AZ mucn expense
during the long time this Office has been cstabshed ana
TO which daily additions being made together win 40
counts here kept of inventions patented al washington,
enable me afford important asslstance and Information
oinventors DESTROYS ii securing patents which IN one
respects might be duncut Of attainment.
n wsodly5S t. y. II. EDDY, Csc" Enss"ssr'
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester :,
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
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New Iron Store,

NO. s73 .1gAI.V's STREET, WORCESIER.
HB ICHARDSON,s LORiNG = co. have on
q hand ami for sale-Chsap for Cash-Engsh, Refined
BANK. Old sable Norway, rwtedes, and Band RO A--
Rest oruav RODS, Old Sable ami Sweeis shapes-ul'
SER .HOOPSAREST CASE STEEL Sandersons,
sNavLors, and Jessog's-Gernan Coach Spring STEEL
Also RUSSIA and English Sheet Iron Crow Bars-Vices
Axles aud ldxes-IIose Nails-Shee Lead and Linc &c.
r., l.. & co. are Manufacturers OF lin, copper
and sheet Tfon WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and al short notice. ~ PART ocular attention pam TO rue
tlory Work-Tiu RoofngTin and Copper Fave ironsns
yerv l,,yes nrices at the OH STAND OIL A. RtCHARB
SON a Eesp doors north ofthe Eagle Hotet,
Anril 30 Fs n No rs Main 81, w Worcester.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-04
New ENGLAND House,
No, III broadway, nearly opposite W al Stree
Nam XprL.

lF8s MTUaWWWy9
New York. 81
49,, rgsiIE above named house having updergohe mate
@S rial alterations AMI been fitted up IA superior
lJ.aI manner for Ladies' and Gentlemen who may want
7reasen hoard viii hereaer afford mast desirable ac-
goalnoaaons to all who may desire queiness and as'e
,bIe society II is strictly Temperance house and located
in lie immediate vicinity OF business, which makes II
penssnt nr business nen The proprietor assures the
pabe and hi. former friends thai every eSerton WI nc
rsed for their oomr and merit continuance q tae pax
,nnaye he nus arrait received for which ne IS very CRATE
al r. Price u 70 psr o5 - ..tf
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pHM pt.OpECTtON Inc 4 v3r
,Ees r. s Erch6uge Build,ngs, Noytb II he

VTTcg W. .. l31tFaNg5 I7"F7I7'5 Y 1000 = -
Stat A0nse, KGrttord, O.. - A
ryrslTS Company was Incorporated BY me egsaspre q
4 fionnecttrat with a'Capiia. CT ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, sor the purpose OF effect
lag Fre and Marine Insurance. and h2s he power OF ~
cgeasiug lis Capital 10 Ha{f s Miiiion o. Dollars
The Company offer to insure Houses Stores, Mills, Fac
tories Barns aud contents and all eiheI insahe
property against and damage by fire. Ahe rates %
srsD1iu offered are those Ni ANY ether similar
lnsdi utiens and every has opportunity for rhg
.sn TO uroect himse against the ravges OF this destruc
ter element The the Office pursues in tfsnsacting
,Ae business and in the adjusting and payment o. losses
u prompt and liberal. 4s ~ .ti5 .ae., Is 4 =,
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance asanst pss anc
damage by rein Worcester Vicinity are REFERRED ior
yrther partieuars to ISAAC DAVIS ESQ, at his Office in
Worcester. WILLIAM SoNSks, Secy +
Hartford, July IL, 1914. q ao.I3,fiv