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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

REcHABITE ANNIvERsARY-We learn that
the RoCK-SPRING TENT, No. 1870, ]. o. of r.,
will celebrate its first anniversary on Saturday
next. The procession will be formed in front
of the TENT Room, on Market Street, and will
then march to the Methodist Protestant Church
where an address will be delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. JONES, member of the Order. The citi.
zens generally are invited 10 attend We
trust the association may have pleasant day
for its celebration.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

I THEArRE.-On Monday night last, the
Wilmington Thalidn Association gave its last
entertainment for the season. We learn from
those who were present on that occasion, that
the performance went off in the best style, to
a large and delighted audience. We presume
that our young friends will reopen the Thea
ire in the fall
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09
NEW YoRK, july 3.


NAVAL SroREs-TurPentine remains as pre-
viously noticed buyers freely offer So so per $50
lbs for Newbern and Washington. but we have
heard of no transactions. Sales have been made
of 400 bbls. Newbern Resin, ahoat, at Is cents.
delivered; and 1000 do. North County Tar on
private terms. The arrivals of Spirits Turpentine
continue very small, and the market is inn sales
in lots have been made at Sc cents, cash, and
small parcel on the wharf at 355.
An agreement has been entered into, signed by
all our receivers of Spirits Turpentine, and 1--WE
5eieve) universally by the Trade by which, Oh
and after the LIST of August Proximo, this article
shall be sold at so much per gallon, without any
charge for the package or barrel, other liquids
are now Sold and plan which obtains in relation
to this in all other places the reverse has always
been the case here, the package being charged ex-
ira, with the privilege OF returning, and have the
money refunded.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

AVERAGE PRICE OF FLoUR.-The Albany
Argus publishes a statement of the average
prices of Flour in that city from the year 1924
to 1916, inclusive, by which it appears that
the highest average price, SO 81, was in 1887;
lowest average price, 81 SO, was IN 1874
Highest price, 81 2, was in 1887; lowest price,
So Is, was in 1916
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

oGColonel Doniphan says, that his famous
Missouri boys have one more R than General
Taylor himself. They are Rough, Ragged
and Ready.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

CHARLEsrON s. C., July J.
Sales within the week. Cotton 50 to IL cents;
Rice s43 to So; Rough do. $ IS TO 81 30; Corn
IS 10 81 cts; Flour S58 to SCI; Bacon TO IL
cts; Lard 10 to l24 cts, Sack Salt, si4; Moasses,
Cuba, 25 cts; Coffee, Rio, cts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

N-There are upwards of 200 applicants for
the vacant Consulate of the city OF Havre, IN
France. We will take any bet that there Is
not one application from the old North State.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

u-Elections in Kentucky, illinois, Indiana,
Missouri, and Alabama, will take place on
the I'd of next month.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

QUEER-The Philadelphia Bulletin says
that snow fell in Boston on Sunday, the goth
ultimo.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-07-09

MIR. HALL AND HIS APPoINTMENTs-N1r
Hall is out again in the last Chronicle, and
we presume he thinks that he has been pecu-
llarly severe, both upon Gen. Mckay, and the
Editor of the Journal Ifthe idea in any wise
tends to increase MIR. Halls complacency and
happiness, we have no objection to his enjoy
ing the full benefit of it Mr. Hall has made
number OF appointments to address the peo-
pie of the district, and invites Gen. Mckay to
meet him. Long before Gen. Mckay consen-
ted to become candidate, he distinctly sta
ted to those who conversed with him upon
the subject, that the state Of his health, even
should he consent to become candidate, would
not permit him to canvas the district. We be-
leve the unanimous reply of the democracy
OF the district to this declaration of Gen. Nc
Kay, then was, and now is, so far as we can
learn, that there was no necessity for this
| course In his case-that he had been so long
before the people, and his principles were SO
we'll known, that, to canvas the district, would
be needless and unnecessary piece of labor
upon his part. Mr.. Bryan is, however, as
we learn, vigorously engaged in canvass
ing the Congressional district, and if Mr. Hal
is SO anxious to break lance before the day
of election, he can get a chance.
If we mistake not, Mr. Hall published in
the Chronicle of July goth, 1916, communi-
cation under the signature of Gone of the
Committee in which the following famous
sentence occurs: "The States of this Union
never were separate and distinct sovereignties
Perhaps it would not be amiss if the aspiring
gentleman would, whilst addressing the peo
pie at Whiteville, &C., enlarge upon thi.
short text. 1t is somewhat OF novel view
of our political institutions, and no doub
would prove very interesting to his hearers.
PROGRESS. our brethren of Yankee
land, are truly pushing, go-ahead sort O
people. The merchants of New York, no
content with having a line of Telegraph from
Boston to that place, have devised means by
which news rom Europe can be communica
ted from Halifax, N S., to Boston, withou
waiting for the steamer to bring it. This i
the way they do the thing when the steam
er arrives at Halifax, the news is expressed
by beacon signals to Boston, and thence #
New York by Telegraph. On the highland
which intervene between Boston and Halifax
and at convenient distances, signal fires ar
lighted, and by the manner in which they ar
lighted, &c, the knowing ones can tell wheth
er rise OF fall has taken place in the foreig
market; and even the extent of that rise an
fall. Well, they are go-ahead set of PEG
pie, them same New Workers.
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Vicinity Of SO. Washington, J
July 9th, 1917. /

Dr.. H. F. PEERrs' VEnMIFUsE on "Dx.p
SHOT," FOR WoRMs.-This preparation has the
peculiar advantage of not only destroying everv
worm, but also of producing a healthy action of
the stomach and other organs of digestion, there
by relieving many complaints arising from de-
rangement of the digestive organs. Although
prompt and certain in its operation. and not I'M
pleasant to the taste it is perfectly safe and adap
ted TO the tcnderest age.
RICHMOND, Va, May 18th, 1914.
Acting as Agent for DR.. Peery's Vermifuge, for
the past twelve months, during which time have
sold some thousands or more bottles at retail, l
take pleasure in saying, that have yet to learn
of single where has proved Intellectual, to
the contrary: hundreds of our most respectable
citizens have repeatedly volunteered their cer,if-
Gates in testimony of its unrivaed superiority
over all other Vermirl ges.
s. E. DOVE, Druggist, Main st.
Price 25 cents per vial.
Prepared by ID. H. F. PEERT, and sold by A {.
3. & ID. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fuhon street,
New York.
Sold also by WIN. SHAW, Wilmington, N. c..
and ny Druggists generally throughout the Uni
tel States.
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AGENCY.

JAMES NJ REDMOND, Postmaster at arnofo Is Agent
for this paper for Edgecombe ana tic 'ou''
ties. Mr. r will take pleasure IN receiving new suo
and recciptng for any moneys due in that
section.
IosrpH MASON Posts Buildings, corner Of Hanover
and Beaver streets, ~ ". is agent, for receiving
Advertisements in that city, for publication in the 'o
I lie will also receive subscribers for the same.
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word was spoken, whereby the harmony or
good feelings CT any party OF class of people
might be injured-no casualty occurred to de-
press the rejoicings of any, from the commence.
ment 10 the end; and at one moment YOU
might see group here and group there, ia.
king their leave of their companions, and at
the next they were vending their way home
ward, joyfully and quietly. The recurrence
OF this day has been indeed time of gladden.
ing our hearts and of forming a deeper and
more hallowed attachment than ever to our
country and 20 all its institutions, civil, political
religious. Rarely have meetings of this kind
been conducted more ardcntly and with bet
ter spirit.
Fictn'ty Of SO. Washington,
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90 nSt.u S:H.'.., -.a|l. s. .;y,,.t
.hrne sturdy ,aus, m..e her appearance at
Cincinnati. with the intention Of fiahirr
passage IN the frs. safe boa, .'hnuut! down
Nc river. Her chef nrtirG fur this rp
was long promised Yis;, III n friend =.
Memphis, hn: p-uden''y wishing To- com
ii'.c profit uilh pleasure, she brou.h, ,ri,G.
i'"t large snppIy of ni>cly cured hams,
expecting thcfchy ~ rcniixr sum which
w""Ih leave respectable surplus il her
pocket af!es tic expenses o: The lour were
paid
! io'n"ing ne advice of hc lanJ!ord Of
nc II""Sc where she stopped. &c was. Of
cn,'>c, very ,.isinl"ry<tr3,) She remained
in '"wn sou.e ten days I"ngcr lhan w.s ne
cussnry. When, finally, one line day. be-
cuu.ng f".!y assured that .'no severe gal.
was - he expected" She ha, herself and
"irApa" embarked.
I J hr crptain of The Iaat ,hus honorei,
bclnn.cl 10 Ihat class Of men so poorly re-
/ ,'rescnte'; every where hu, among The
commanders Of nur Western Steamers, be-
ing al al times and IN 81 places imper!urn-
by polite >c!i-p"s. cssc,i, and good .naiur-
cd. YnSsts,Iug moreover, Il rich vein nt d g
tlun'"r y ''ch hc elig!l.cd 10 exercise in
F, h""Ni"g too utIIcIuua n.ermeddlers with
M y,>n cnncrcns. III The midst OF the
hurry aud hustle conscQuen, ON ''pntun. .
f, ~. our widow rushed in front Of ths CAP.
lain, and Seiz'nn iinr ~ thr rra, ,hus a l.
t"c.rn s!S patience:
Nov, Gaping. you coriuin she won
hus' D"H'l ,r!ic with the feelings OF =
feeble w"inan On" lovely relic. ty The way
weighed 200 asolrdupojsc) al ,i,is oIru
cn,la! T., shnd be blown up inter irng
"'n's, all tI,Gu your decepshins, Gaping
and - made Che m"ihcc OF ihgce deZoiaI.
u:phuns, ticr',l he q dreadful Techo honin TO
SO" al thc grcatday oF Finsurrccting, now
tell yea"
Tie cariain assured her there was n,
danger. bat al ;hc same ,aid her he safes
rian would he tn s'n! !rerseltmp IN lie stat
rnom 'arihcS. ar, where he sen, a waite
- rnrduc! her She hcs,atrd but iina,!r
{ went, wan MI earnest parting atlmon!iiOt
! tiisI 'thc cnpinG should scui somebody Il
! 'ri her hn"w Irs! Is soon as i!ic boat bcgaj
: 90 hl"w up.'
The unfortunate lady was JUS, bcginnir
90 !ac more calm. when She was siariic
: by ihe iou' rmging oia bell, accompanic
C. wt.i 'he sirangest sort % voice, whic
: seemed 10 say. all the g"mmen and III
: boat must <" dawn and settle"
i $50 il IS 81 g"in' down. Oh! oh! Wha
on airIh is my big hand box! Sumcbud
fssicn ~ tome dis life rrcscrvcr, aud .,
s y rope under me! So ihc'n Germans is
c pon' down already, knuwrd the
$ would. tic tnrnai fools, when saw 'c
e down stairs lhar! Oh! Lord! OF! Eor,
i Ny hams will be wasted. aud only Ter thin
q, al ,hem p""r boys Ter hunt Ism. III,
g some kind man tha. will Gwim ashore vi
rnc'"
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S TAN u a 81.
When The ,wiIishi's las, comuo,ion:

z When The iwiIights last comuoiiony s.
IS sinking intpEs Esest. 3Ts III 81
And lis soil hour Of devotion :
Shedsi!s stiffness o'erEthc breast;
When The Shadows slowly dark ling,
CnIlsthc nigh,-ho wk to theI lea,
Where he stsrlt streams arc sparkling
"a will HE me, love, 10 thee
When the evening dcws are scaling
The bright eyes'of the ilowe,s,
and the scented winds ara stealing
Like spirits, through the bowers;
While the weary birds arc dreaming
or s'inshine and of slec,
And The sesl"r STAR is heaming,
will hie nc, love TO thee.
When the whipporwi!I IS glanciug
Where the sylvan echoes dwell,
And fairy feet are dancing
In the unfrcgucntcd deli;
When tlie moor her l;gh, Is fling;nn
O,cr the green earth md tho sea,
Hnd 't'e n'ermsia's sopf IS ringing,
II will bic me, love. to .hee.
= AHhea thres:ckes.s notes svakens IS
S'cs!ii he soiet3 p;afelnl kear i, IS
AK! t''o festive ho h,s shaken .a,;,ss s$fs e
- q. iss tn'lsit and its lsirths
While Tic iitc.fy goes wooing s
81 !is iii.si'ess Der the lea.
Ant tthecatyd;a is cooing.
- will hio me, love, 10 thee, !
Believe me. Oh! beljere me,
cay;!d no, lose thee tess, i.e
J. The III ior,unn should deceive nc
Z With macy d tand ,yaress
For ms spirit like pinion
From cage ani clasp sc. free,
TrHc ioGset loves dominion,
Wou!l HE j. Unto thee.
Yes, Trough with bosom ycarriiry
~ 7tor homes remembered suiica,
:, = wandorer, JUS. returning
from oceans iRrthcst lies
Ere father tad caresscd me,
!. ot sister rIi;Wbrd nv knee,
Ere mo'hcl'e tears rad tlcs, ,,e,
iwcu'd has me, unto ihcc.
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sUmrERVILLE, SOUTH caro- uLY ID, 1s47

cc"rnstaiks, muck, turf, peat, raa,n i ,litcl,
sefaplnss, . which may bsE:cS;iffut csery
ta5m , . 70 ans@er t''es s,}sr
tea manure. How many fariektssl slet.all
'hesc substances go 10 wos,e, fslsubiec-
ting themselves aFdouble ls--a de.
preciation in The value of their @niure, am!
anegsrct of The vegetable uIa.issan .liein
premises and asuun,i ihcm.-Si5S
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I" double the number Of their evnln.ions.
and il was moi hong hcfurc her ambitious
riyn' was left at a distance which the pas.
scngcrs Of the liEs, unanir"usly declared
lent eHchauimCnt 10 Tie view ~
The "w;d0w" was reriec; "lioaess"
!pF the remainder Of the "trip aud ~ arriy-
Ing a, he. destination wns agrecab!y sur
nrlscd by ,hc full return nf the money she
hnd paid tor 'arc and freight. iGgc ether with
them" h"Cns. accompanied by most ur
geni invitation from Ike Captain that " hen
ever she travelled thmt .ouic again, she
would accept oi the best berth in his boat,
fee OF expense. --Sp;ru qt the Tmcs.
fioiJ{ng Plough.-A friend relates an
occurrence, which fell under his own OBJ
ser'a,inn few Hays ago, IN AndoveT. 4
recent cmmigrnnt bad applied for employ
ment TO a farmer, and being asked il he wbs
acquainted with all sorts or farm ubor. re-
piled without hesitation in the affirmative.
lie was accordingly engaged, aud ,,e next
morning sent 10 "hoIn the p!orsn," with
son OF lis rmplt1Ser 10 drive. After the
horse WAS tackled in, shc boy gave him
start; bat herring am exclamation behind,
turned und teheId the sor OF the green isle.
r,Nnphing UP the srounl with his heels,
which were .;rn,iy sci, whiIehe was strain
| ing orcry muscle 10 riaintain his position.
and CRYING on'. "si"i,, stop! how can honla
! The plough, ;fynu make the horse drag il
away from mc!'--!S;alcm Gazette.
| RiCE MILS.--Ihis dish is an excellent
ono, and very Simply aud quick made
Alter washing pin, oi rice in Two differ
co. waters, bolt i, well with about hale
pound Of raisns from which The stems
have been carefully picked, Pour off the
water aud mix q Quart Of rich milk with
she rice Lei i, boil for about fre min-
ulcs, and air mixing with it four table
I spooniHls Of hr"wn sugar. beat TWO eggs
unit they are light and pour lem into lie
milk, stirring il all the time. After the
rice aud eggs arc we'll mixed together.
,hey should boil from three 10 Eve minutes.
II they are no. "nl stirred, the eggs will
form cnstntd "n The surface. which is not
i Acsirah'c
Judge onre said to a lawyer whu was
more remarkable Tor tie number Of his
words, ,hnm for The sense Of his speeches
"Ilnw do you max that QUIZ" inquired lht
lovuaclous attorney. Because" said Ink
Judge, NECESSITY knows 40 law"
:, Polite. Abby Folsom once said to on,
!, Iof The judges Of lhc Massachusetts Su
il prcG,e Court while uN the bench. "coi;
!. wafer never gave you that red nose"
T Never Place confidence in any one VIII
h has ever deceived you, for man who vii
'dCccivc, has no principle.
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PUT ON TllEnAMs.r y

" h!icrPorkdnm was as yciir It's infancy.
S'Icn is uigs did MOI attain 10 haIf the 81
my ne" anaSi a!.i lis cprn Juice was
'ns:l s,Hsn Lady. the owner
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AGRICULTURAL.
.lI,oY ..rI'o Nralsrs COOP VINEGAR.

HOY TIC, Make GO Oh 3Vtrr9,EG AR. Z,
GoMMoN household vineyards usually
obtained from vine ciher,thcrr malt, fe.
mcntctl sugar, snoassrs, DO, the alcohol
contained in ,hcm being converted into ac-
cite ac'hghy the absorption Of oxygen.
wkIcha:s more nr less intucrmiNed with
gum, sugar, nIi oihcr vegetable matter.
The primes l.Teq,iisi,csAecessary TO form
;ani "fst.se suhstnhcrs into good vinegar,
tnTtrcnntact withthe Nir Of any tempera>
turc between 70'dg. and so dg. f., ,1lhc rre-
srnce of alcohol. and the addition of some
eXraneous vegetable matter 10 promote
.Lc acctous fermentation.
Pure. nnn,ir seratcI ci':cr-,;ncgar, rctlu-
ce'' to proper s'rength,is considered! he
best for general use in tbs coun,ry, anh is
"a tways atlainab'e brSihnse who possess ap-
plc-nrchnr,ls, or ciderrnf thrir own and
Shnnld be more ubundan,lv supplied ait;
|markcl than tits. An tcxccllcnt article
'nay be ma''r hy. putting away good strong
Ciirr, Without adding anything IL it, in one
or more substantial casks in II w arm place
mn'lcr cover, with Tie bullgshulcs omen. hnt
covered with fine gan2t, in order 10 adnt,
the air. aud .hrrn1let i, .shtnaily undergo
the necessary fermentation. | the caSks $
are frequently shaken, and t'icir contents
occasionally drawn from nDc 10 another.
.|G process is hast"neh. sWhrn Gtlor use.
IA small ln:liou Of he vinegar should hc
drawn trnin each cash, and lis place sup
ril"' with Ike quantity uf cider hsi Is
fresh. ~ large establishments tlr opera
ii"n may he carrie" 90 With numhrr q;
c"~kS al "ocr. Wmrk"d IN pairs. t, cnnmcn-
cing with one flied with good viurgar and
tiI rnOihrr ri llie sam" capacil, fllrL
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NUMBERED

( one 4Roluislc rGd.boweyery ii,es
tcapiains scaine alnns ,fantl syas at iasl gai,s
tslcegss fnl s,iAG G,fsiing:s ~
$500 ona tiers lheyrasscd q sma j Iant!ing,s
where oPposiiianbnat ,alsn 6oundJpRn,t
was takingsin nFleW passcugers, ,5SyiIcb! be-
fore tic fpr,neIha,l adyancc,l three sIdiiEths
of mile beYanl$lhis Poini,s ptlts0lf;s apds
fired npin manner that showed :iercap-
lnih lIetermne.l 10 '.cpme ifrsEa t8aienss
a lengihsnheaig g'f The "tosses'' on board
The first bunpthrca very naturally ..con-
siderabiy riled" and mos: earnestly urged
The captain To o''pnt on the gas and "ncv-
tr mind The Consequences" But he was
one:of those '.averse TO racing" antlswhat.
+! ever idea lis,lnig htzhnyc secretly cherished
thstH wonllntd0 to be ea.,,cvaded u di.-
rect reply by saying. ''lheswoud .cnshoarh.
i used economically, might possibly nos
Hast 10 the next yartl.''
he xious IS id oW had heen mesnWIile
Wstghing lhelm,ipemcn,s of the hunt in the
renr' and began 10 Pariicir irate5:ins theSgena
eral ex eitcme,.l. Atlas, shee q pproa ched
,hesrap emo rised that si.i.ar was
Graf efsind ,sai1ia 3dreadfu iasI ~ Z
t.ssp tllereiis!,, was.
lar yGui is,ssass .s So - 5s
- Pc would lie ID srous 10, in-
lcrease the fire, Ala a tsissss. Fl. ss
ia Tie OLD lady sra athsreisanil re,nrncd
10 her posi-: he ohiecl her FegafI',&
was proarhiEg 10 Ertisit' s, however. for
fhersPeaee t,f That seH,rnse3@is en-
.ire5troa Sic Esasain
male irssksaSfpr d an, csss
cfaimin
4"oks sG,rtiHgssstll & q q tao or4iLres
more slcksofs.tsld aRf 1ha, 6 re,.',. s
'Musnt wood: S m. 70
Wal. Tor. Ht.ing 8 sake, iainlihar;tno,-
, thin elsc.on hea'd .ha, you can make it
bum wiih7'45
~ don't think snfar,- thing, madam, ex-.
crH'ing your han, ~
The old lady reflected . momen,, but.
she could bcar:s:e suspense noloneer. and,s
with The expression of person going iulo
fits, cxcia;ned---
| "{mt @'cm on! Gaping! Put ts'em on!
Nh" keers Wins afecrt! ain,! .Fddern.
I ed size ra'',.r he busted Up than lear, anySs
tstt,rn~: PUT 'FMsoN!'' Is,
I ~ bouts wl.irli5gsceted The old Iotyrs
"re mark s"1waniti a,.:ass rira ,l,nse scns
s.s' s,ir.iy d, - an, i.s en-,
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WORMS IN CHILDREN.

of all diseases to which children exposed none are
so fatal To them worms Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them, and they unite the symp
toms Of almost every other complaint they often produce
alarming effects without being suspected Worms are not
only of disease themselves but by their irritation
agsravate all other discusses wandering from part
the body TO the other, winding themselves up into large
balls, and obsiructIDg the bowels and frequently the
throat causing commissions and too often DEATH The de-
sired remedy will be found in DR.. JAYNE'S TONIC
VERMIFUGE-which will very destroy the worms,
and invgOrae the powers of digestion, prevent
return 1T them.
aJPrepared only by DIR. D. JAYNE, No sSouth Third
Street. Philadelphia For sale by j. GREEN d Co, IL
Main-st and NJ. b. GREEN, 200 Main Street, Worces-
ter d6tw3il
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

No. So State-street, Hartford, Conn.,
Win sound and arailable Capital Of $3.50, 600,
~ the citizens Of Worcester and its vicinity II insures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills on the most favorable
terms -.t4s,A Fr,s .a Is E-4.
This Institution hos been In operation nearly quarter
century-its reputation for liberal adjustment, and i
promptltude in payng LOSSES well KNOWN and esab
lished.1 Ws1 THOMAS X. BRACE, Ps esideat.
SIMEON l. LooMIs, Secretary aeH
Hartford, March ST. 845. lole tnt ISL
Persons desirous Of obtaining insurance in the above
Company referred for more particulars, 70 A. Bull
LOcH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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STORE TO LET.

TINE subscriber offers to LET, for one or more
fH.S4k years, his STORE in the Centre Vilege OF
kl LANCASTER. II Ia old stand and probably Of
the best for trade in Worcester County. Posses
sion given forthwith
Also--T0 LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
0nd Story said Store, which for several years have
been occupied TAILoRs SHOP they are an excellent
stand Tor good workman in that business. VS.
A small assortment OF DRUGS and MEDICINES, with
Cases Drawers &C., may be had with the Store If desr
ed. ftH tlf JOSEPH w. iUNIlNGION.
lancaster Sent T. dwisti SIS
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NOTICE.

TINE examination Of Scholars for admission to the
Classical and English High School will De Monday,
the elerenth instGnf O'Clock A. NJ Those Scholars
who are not members regular standing in any Of the
Schools in the District and who are DESTROYS OF be-
ing admitted the High Schoo eqaested TO be at the
Walnut street School the time above specified.
WARREN LAZELL, aft
Worcester Jan 7. d3t Sec'y OF School Com.