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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07
MURDER BYA BOY.-In Bristo,

MURDER BY A BOY.-ln Bristol
Conn on Thursday last, boy about
10 pears Of age, Immediately after being
reproved by his uncle; with whom he
was living, went into the house, and
and bringing out gun, deliberately shot
him, killing him almost Instantly.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07
MARBLE TOMB STONES.

TEvHE subscriber thankful for past
u favors, respectfully informs the
public generally that he continues TO ear
~ on the Stone cutting business. at his
Shop in Somerset. where he will always
keep on hand and finish TO order varie-
ty of MARBLE and COM MON
TOMB STONES,
all of which vii! be sold at reasonable
prices.
Country produce taken in exchange
for work at market prices.
BENJAMIN WOOLLEY.
March 9. 1847-Iy
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07

The skeleton frame of Major Ring
Colds noble charger, who fell Ike his
master IN battle, has been secured after
considerable trouble, and is to be brought
g Baltimore.
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07
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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07
HOTEL FOR ENVAE.TDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn.

TVIIE object of this establishment is
Il to supply want greatly feltby re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ta-
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have eftea suffered
from the want of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
TO the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected to
heavy and unreasonable charges.
invailds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atlen-
dance, snd at rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care OF both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease,
il is intended by DIR. Speer, 10 give spe-
cial attention 10
ALT CEIDHTCAT nICEAcrC
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1847-09-07
1, Samuel Griffith,

High Sheriff of the County of Somer
set do hereby make known and giv'
public notice TO the qualified electors o
The said county, that
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
Tile Rising Of the Tide.
4 llLE OIL THE Sr0I TlSH COiFNlNTERS

la'h,oI Jays OF Scou,t per.ccu,ton
vb,-l b-roy .Uan,crs were hnnlcd ike the
deer upon their native hill. 5y the mytinI.
dyDs a Icp7ur oot ctH- hing lived Il
minister by the name ~ Cameron Ever
s,Gcc his boyhood Robert Csmersa had
dN,t m The same vicinity and.in the same
Iric bn, Iiy co"ag" prel,Hg situated
upon ono itr,se G,guon' tu,hs OF ,slul
ri,s ~Llch put NJ from the German Ocean
md inleu' the Eastern shore OF Scotland -
There man aud boy ho rcslrl Tor forty
ycars ways beloved and respected ani
for the last fifteen wears Of that period re-.
>ctod and almost worhlppcd as The sploit.
ual Gun io and adviser oil the surrounding
community. Married IN early mlUhood to
.orely anl serious minded woman and
blessed IN h. courso OF time Vth a sweet
sni healthy daugh Mr Cameron cons d.
oIel he bad good reason 10 rlolce aud be
thankful tim, the lines had Idilen TO him IN
N such pieaan, places bot as wears roi.
led on hl. .hrrwd mind began 10 perceive
the clio uds that were gathering around he
scfupg.ous nui unbcnd ng sect to " hIch be
belonged But though he en1ravorod IN
n, limited circle ol bus Iuaueuce TO pro.
''l' I'e''"p Q" vac pA,. o. , as o'e'n cur
reg ''nn''ou' % we ''''' ,e1 y "o' ''s'' ',,
a. 10 Wv W 40 =. ~. WIZ ''''''',' !" ,'i'
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

\ NTw Mc,rNtvt --Esiter q fr-t1S'
rlaiirt 70, 5als The captain - q cot.
tain volunteer eompauy, pov rendrrvou.rd
az Nrk,burg say, the W'ng e that c,,,.
must d. onr oi tho Ncttic., var, In tho
world Judging n n, proc' cd nr Z" he ~b,sh
might GaW hccu Witnessed on les; Sunday
mntJ.uc IT, formed 90. mon into Inc. and
gave ord"t TO thc iolLoving cfc,i Those
who Afu w,aug To church, about lacr - Tho
minority OF the company dboui iacrd imuc-
State y. uus q, shur,ng their desire ul at.
''~!iuk Uv place It worship 4 co,dly
numAcr however. mAistAIncd thc,t first yo-
-.t,pn, wondrHug perhaps at the STUPIDITY
Z thrir comrsl,s iu choosing ,o frequent
,n dull place. M their estimation. ~ the
house Of rthNcr They had not lcnnmc so
religion, all at oncc--tAcy l0dn'i---hy no
manner ofrcaus' Bot there WAS matter
d" triumph Just ahead iur the moral and
~-.iEt0uS portion ot the company Tho
captains eye tWlnAl,d rocuishly. rs he sung
out" !boSo who are goluc to- church WdI
up and take Il drunk ~ They dad go. and
more GSAy looking SCI offcllpvs than wctc
th"so 10 tht minority Some 81 tnca, beg
gcd the priyi lcgc ot changing their votes
but the captain was inonotAhle--ihcy could
not coax treat cut Of hm hy any means
Those who Lad voted lor giug TO church,
washed down tho cub wci,s aud Sartol
whLo the remainder Nod A. II tLcy were
Amos! persuaded toJc christians
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

\ Boor Win A Bra FooK Is IT Read
ing the kuickrrh"ckcr's article Oh Boot
Jacks and big feet, reminded me- Of littlu
occurrence which took place At ono Of tho
North River landings some little time since.
The Albany boat had Just arrived and tho
landing war, as usual crowded with cahmen.
purtcrr, loaicrS, otc. When the passengers
commenced landing, porter stepped ~ to
\ country looking chap SAYING
Cary your baggage, Sir?
40. raihcr guess not was thc reply.
'Shant carry your lagrayct
40! darn yc.-I hrn't got any bag.
nrc
The porter booked at him a minute -
then ycJ coylly stopped down, md taking
h.ld Of one Of Bis feet, taid with MI ar Of
a touishmcut--
WHY Massa, That's one q Your feet
amt IT, Dbl me, ii didn't think IL
was leather trunk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
GEOGR Apply

Teacher Class IN Biography como Tor.
ward. What Is JocraphyF
lust Pupil GeoErlhy j, DESCRIPTION
oi the sun. moon and stars
T. Nou can take your scat and stay in
alter school cut Jonathan Npugcs what
Is Biography"
-fr 1.,-riI tiou Of the United States
aud Mc,iro
r How is tie United States bound
cdr
T. Bounded On the North by tho North
Pole, ou the East by Europe. Asia and AZ
rica, on tie South it is not bounded at all.
and on the West hy all creation
7 That's II good boy yon shall he clc-
waited What is Oh, most remarkable pro-
duction,T
ID 7. I-c Iankecs punkin, and to-
hacker
r. What is sail Of the inhaltanur
4th +. It's said they are licking tho
Mexican'
T. Where is Mcxicof
= 'Down BY General Taylor
r. How !. it boundedf
T. 'On the North by the American Ar
my, on the East by the yallcr fever and
Commodore Conner, on the South by earth
quakcs and burning mountains. and on the
West by Commodore Stockton
r What is tho chief productions"
y Luna-it changes monthly
r What are the inhabitants rcmarka-
bic f.rT
oh Iiocomo'on'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

Fuia' CsRprc William Il lau1 oil
NG-In1 ailns o. .bel he lls med DE
ga OF CDDo" ro.atarf % 10, mi4-.e aud
p'sutng ne tNo snds separately The rc.
been 'ra' he spr..t oi poinT ,ud
'Ir . .. o.. 'r- tru ,Li L.a
r.r'a q. ,l1es ~ .te ysr we. and ar syp4
nor ~ Jh.s' d. 'h~ "pout cad tor Lt!r
use. Mr l. also sa,-, mat b. haIlrc! ,tc
pan d sh0uuing DO lops Of pontocI H.
3 al ha' boo 60 plan. ihe iafgen po.a'p's
".ro.. cunlG, and uDur.ns hey p.o4.cn-
= arg, proportion oi s,"~s =. 90 che MI va,
from ten ro 'w,iv, srd they were thnrs1
to loor and hvr The sf,c' "l''o .es.-n
Me void 100 he l~h i'si vsfe tt.nned
but tto p.s'oe~ were a. bauer are aud
q.1 ty 49, -4.ra,t
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

TIE Farmer. Cr,cd w believe in
small farms and thorough cultivation -
The coil loves % cn, ~ well ni lie own.
err anI ought therefore 10 Be nurured
We believe ia large crops which leave
lhe land better THAI they found H. making
both the fsun and tie farmer rich ut once
We believe In gong 10 The bottom ol
things sud Itet,fof N decp plouPhlng
snd enough Of t..-a.. he Leief Of With
suN'plI rIonPh
We beh.rclh,, 10, trs, ieriHy Of roy
SOL 70 q, ,prfa Of tndu'.fy, ,nterpn,e AMI
and intelligence without thn lime and
gypsym t.n,, srd green manure, mari OF
o.s,ier val b. oil !u.c Zee
W Lsueve n good irnee', good bans.
good larnn houtc' goOI sssos snd good or
chads
We te.3sse N o clesb lHehcn. neal
wllr 20 % 'srrn.nc pane, clean cup
bond dairy, and oou,1.rncr
We 6rmIy dnbsh,Ie IA hrnen lhsJ
~. no, Improve m isfmt that grow p0gr
,sefy year "a Starved ear.e 10 isrmer,
daug uHSl..ng 10 work sG4 a, .i.
mei' r-3 are s,A.me! ylIbs.I TsS>,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
RUTLAND, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IS l>i7

all that vas gang ou stood the asvnilrd
iathrr and husband - cngross,d were the
soldiers HltN th'ir awful Notk. that no opc
"ad n'ucej un. NATAL a shepherd lad cam,
ur - Johnston. vhu vas standing apart aud
m,vdii, roa. Z d, ID, progress Of h. men.
aud pointing him oLi 10 hum. sail tia, NJ
Cameron otricd 1, deliver hms, Il up At
Hn.c, II the Nu.nou uH,h 100 4" uuAarm,l
Ia,uJ Johnston i9lr.,d a..ui--A !, ulou-
.1r Lu-h!tvg,, aud -l,a he ,ou.d o,,ae from
'..h beast p,i r'cu.All' !. -t--.Ala laIc th, hoy
answer t.at ho would u.t,A,iutec IL, prut.
d. aion OF that "a .moht for revenge. tur ten
sugh traitors A. liob.ri Cameron. And the
Wi.c and daughter. who bad heard II all
Thanked God that ice bad hardened his heart
that 50 the husband AID father might be
/ saved
~ longt' the fatal moment Ind come -
and Mr. Cameron and k.the. giving each o.
thor las, fond embrace, entered the water
aud quietly suffered thcnscls,s to be Found
e. the stakes They were neither Of them
+ Yer! tall, aud the water every moment sing
now Just covering their shoulders Ehc
was rather taller than her mother bu. til.
suited the purpose Of their cxccutipLcrs all
th' better ,or they would not have both die
at once.
Again came the shepherd lad 10 Johnston
he sad that Nh Cameron prayed him on
vi, knees g. take hir lie, and spare s wiic
and cr,. l-a.d Johnston turned aud saw
the miserable ma kuc''ug on tho hill with
hi. arms outNrcnclcl ioi mercy AndaraIu
be laughed loudly. and sin loudci--as II hc
wished his suppIicntor 10 hear his mocki-S
answer. See he docs hear it--hc clasps
his hands together, and falls upon his face
uu the gtocu svnrl
TEL that villain laid Johnston TO the
boy, u remember his sermon four month,
ag'.-lut STAY continued he sccfmgy. As
the boy was turning slowly away, "ask him
WHY he pay to me! am not touching
the woman-i he be one Of the saints. let
him pay to tia, God who holds. a, have
heard him saw the waters in the hollow Of
his b. d md perhaps lie will prevent the
running mp Of the tlc-ifl lie does not, why
surely its no, my arlt.'
And thy soldiers laughed, and sworc among
themselves it wa "a very witty speech Of
their captains We shall sec.
Johnston looked &, see the effect of his
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

Tmr YANKrE pEDLAR See here
mister, don't you want tcw boy something
IN my line few dny7 Eve got new ma.
chine COR picking bones out Of Gshe, Now
| tell YOU rs Ioellc tho dandcu thing you
ever did see Science you know IS great,
and the world IS great but science Is grcn,
81 than all Of them, 10 bigger than mot.
IN house, II ,aLcs ~ all thlngs. It con,aruI
pnrrtl,s ''r' t.-. 'c'l you whore 10 fnI
he s.zzard m a Goldfish, II make, wonder.
fll diskiycr's kdiumbns made out trw
dlsklVer "Cape Cod" and by The nd Of his
second consin, Epieribm Trun mado
out tcw dnklvct "imCrikd Wal. now
the people all though, that ar was somoihin
wonderful, but tell you thl, ere machine
for picking bones outN hsh,s beats an ythin
there Ia po.n a ,rW have tew do, II.
20 set j, on ,nh'' nod TORN crank. and
the FISH flesh rite down your throsthnd tho
bones rite down the other way Wall,
there was country green horn" got hold
q II Iolber day, aud be 90, 10 turning Tho
crnnk the rong way, aud lsll you, The
way The bone, few down ,Lm ar fellers
'hroa, couldn't be boat. why II stuck tho
FILLER 20 fJl' bones hat he couldn't got
shlu of for q hull week
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18
TIE down CASTERS DREAM

THE DOWN CASTERS DREAM
t drnmgi says Mack, with the mr. oi
man who - consensus Of Tho importance
oitrftan mysteries in,o which hci, about
70 almn his hear re-, ! dfcnmpl lsaS a
utuic
"a Whale burst from every lip.
Yes, u whair sud Mack. bringing his
h| town upon the the scuule with an en-
phasHng thump "a sperm whale II
was cruYiu 1llurouud IN search Of fodder.
no, Chnln' O no kinder harm when what
should | see but - bafque rlghl ahead 49,
Wei! SAYS to myself, old lcilcr, you'd
batter be making lfncks md wIth that
bloWcd up al the salt wnlcr | had IN me.
md turned IAkcs hadn't been down
very long whom began to smother 50
hld to cone upHnd blow agtu. Just as
~ 10 ,br top % the water, what should
h NJ bu. Old Tabor singing out with all
hIs mlgt, 90 lhar she blows ughl ahead
sure enough, felt myself, iclt myself n
blowing away. aud not n stare could move
all biowod the Wntor outn my SIDES -
Nhilp was blown away like a steam en-.
gln", the boat fetched up hard against ne,
md before ! lnoWcd what be was about,
Tabor had struck m IRON chock INTO my
r2zird stem ~ says somebody and
TIE boat few away from mo IN the twink.
,inr ofan eye Welt b, gan TO blow and
wuIrle hae mGl Bymbv found my
SCI! gtyln om go holcrs, I'm catchcd-
III give In bu, II want no sort o use -
The boat comes up agn, and the second
mate he began 20 9lck lance night through
my head l. was up with mc spou,cd
blood IA no ,mc, At last | lacked tho
buckle, and ,har lay on my back, and he
toni towing me alongside the barque Aucl
awhile they hauIcd me Up an1 dashed me
H .,an'ni move Bun had at nc
Nui O. pl.u, u.! ,hry got 10 cutting me ia
! hcn by gosh. how they dlI rip the hide
III n, and they minced me all %
couiInl keep IA no ongcLwh,n | seed Ia
. Dor with great tong fork, suchIn' It IN N,
1s hand o., be- could duyc | tell you WIN
Il is, VIA, 'crc fork looked mighty ugly -
'Intor soys d.nt Iicl, that ere fork in
met but he wouldn't mind moron #
hal no .rcliu'. no how WrIl the mex
place found ul,,l ngli IN the trv nets
roa>un'. and L9,In mud irym like nry -
Yea never .cr snch n steamer ~ sen. an
jumpod and tore. aud pushed and mrn
81 to get ou, bu' t0at wn. Nv eyes
how tie bI worried out OF rm--hnw It IN
I'D n the post. Aud every Tine poppe'
" seed Tom md Billy and Charlie nnc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

80 %. 90 JUS Ha'' - t' NF'hAA o. q t.N
winds obey him" said .vi,un ,..r ,
y tu,.. .a'.' go 5p.,
II Was trr--t., mighty Wet vl.,I, faa
beid back the nHoOug ua, amt ya,,clt,l
Ito rislrg t. within Cot g. .'. usual mark
and nos tie tide bad turned again. and
The mother and daughter WI, -.,,.
"Touol lam u.t'' cried -, ..Nia.s a..
Thornton would la,r hlI baud, uf,.a Oh.
minister Touch hiu uo,--,tl, thc Lard A..
domps-lir Iain saved trm' t,, .,.,d.
speaking quickly aud l,rN Thomson
smnt away viGeii. ct...a VS.. stat. %.
inr gazing NJ. n tie scene hot ,a.ueu,r-
ing.
NIutiny, oaptain--aat muany." sud
/ Tlurutou httcr,
"Nuduy, is IT, viii teach tnru. lua
to muiiny, cried hi officer starting r.m
bis apathy, driving his sword ard ,ciyioc
one Of the offenders bl the coIAr-'ll..
villain, toluur duu
B finland me- on yuu viii repent c,. him,
ed The soldier Gcrrcy pushing linn aside
/ $50 goes the game. doe, II shouted
Johnston ~ be gave tho soldier o severe
wound IN the side with hi, sword
Tie man staggered back 'uv pace. as
j. be would have tallcu-ticu. raising III,
mu.lct suddenly to III slulU,. hc ,b.t
hls ofhccr dcnd on the spot
1t must not be imagined tla, while thi.
alter was going forward Nh Cameron
wa idle Assisted rs Que Of the best l.. l.
int the soldiers be- had ahead, unbound
o.. 4 lr.,.,l, ., I.,,J ,l.. !. ,1... .....I L.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-02-18

90 eoo'd DOT, even u he tii the d,s?o,lion
'"o~ such giarng spostscy 10 pas over
"a ''!eHtc Ilr held him up to ,he sthor.
renee o. las bearers the nt1l sahbAtL. a., a
'''lof to hs name, b., consc nee snd h.,
Ga
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-03-02
Real Estate Market,
Removed to ll2 Broadway, fro,at room

Removed to liz Br0ddlcdy, fr07lf room, "a Story
- EXPRESS BUILDING. Ia
sMfsAa A Ii PERSONS who wish to learn where fl,eR
1s@A- "A they purchase gond FARMS az lotU 4s@A
prices in pleasant aud healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient markei-Or who choose to buy NEW LANDS
Of the Uery srS 5ualtfy desirable locations,
less than hail he Government priesor any who want to
buy Water Power, With Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber; Coal AMI Iron Mines; or in short Real Estate
any Descriptions ted in any part of our Country, will
please address 10 request, and we will furnish Them
with copy OF he American Real Estate Advertiser, CON
tanning Catalogue o the property which have for SALE
with the locations ana prices annexed should more par
uar information lie desired by enclosing Zee of$ they
sill command our services.
As specimen OF lie bargains which offer, take the
following
BreRtve The county seat and about so miles from Wash
Rgon City, containing lU7 The land is productive;
500 valuable timber, the balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
good market tor the timber az Occoqnan. Situated be-
the oi North am South, the climate is pres
cisey that whit sbunld II practicable, select,
for the health comfort of h> family snd tor his
prosperity agriculturist The only objection which
any against purchasing this arm has been
The price hch that conclude the title
be bad tht hing unseen mus he the matter with
It. We will however awe the pun chaser guarantee that
slI is right. for TWO dGllais an acre
We many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEM LANDS OF The best quality, in New York,
fennss vaa Virginia aud Missouri, ask Fifty Gents
sn acre-n Tennessee tn mtg fOs cents an acre These
lands Tennessee 81 uaed Perry Co.. West Tennes-
see near naveahle uf The Tennessee River and
there better lands finer rIae in the u States
In Lawreuceo., ONO, have 200 of land, with
inexhaustibe power, Sy MINES Creek at the
great tails, the Ohio in the great Iron
and Coal region the south Ohio The improvements
consist of one large Flour Mill, saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses &c C. This Is Iionaby of the most
valuable for buhiing Manufacturing City which
che West afurd>-Priee S9e0U
we have barge OF Pine Timber Lands, an Iron and
Coal Lands states. prices differing very iitllt
rom free git and such accommodating terms, that
bnterprlsina may to themselves prnCey for
tunes in Il short time.
The QUANTITY Of Real Estate which we have for sale, is
smost unlimited We want purchasers Those who wan
IN purchase themselves and their poserii,
aheallhiu pleasant ana tpPy home, will do well to CONT
aud see For particulars nq're ofJOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, OF A. BbFFUM ~ Co,
Nav rs. If NetV York.
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TIE PROTECTION ms. GO.

Office No. s, Erchange Buildings, Noytf If tbt
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the Legislature
4 Connecticut, with Capita! of ONE HUNDRED AMI
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, FOR tue purpose of effect
Ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and has the power Of in
ereasing lis Capital TO Halt a Million o. Dollars.
The Company offer insure Houses, Stores, Mills Fac
tories, Barns and their contents and all ether insurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The rates 6l
premium offefed as low those of other similar
institutions and every has opportunity for ring
protect himself against the ravages of this estru
element The the Office pursues in ransacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment Ossa
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire, in Worcester Vicinity referred oT
furher particulars, to ISAAC DAVIS Esq, his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July IL, 1874. "
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FARM FnR SINE.

A. ONE mile IRON the ceftre OF the town Of Rutland
E.fA containing so OF good Land with " God,
lts.sA Moving Pasture. and illage Land, and good
House Bern aud Buildings thereon convenient Tor
the farmer. Terms made could desire. Pos
session wen aley Far further particulars inquire
Il the subscriber, q FLINT Esq, or SrILLMAN Es
TABRooK. JOSEFH BcN hEh.
Rutland, Feb. 10. Il
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
OF Worcester.
EURANT CAPITAL
100000.
HON. JOHN DAVIS, Pres den.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS,
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, { > ice ffeS'aefts'
Dr. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Phi tsician.


Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY, g. 'cs FfeS'de'fs'
Dr. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Phi isician.
Or. HEY MOOD, Assistant Consulting
Or. JOS SARGENT, 5 Physic iGns
EHtS Company commenced issuing Pncies on the first
OF June e45, and the first OF Decembt had issued
7i5 Policies, in amounts from $500 5000 es IN.
This Company is conducted the mot economical
principles, It's premiums for assurance expended
IN aHlg heavy rents or high salaries its officers and
lhs'tai OF taking more money Of The assured hsn enough
10 cover actua losses it takes small portion of the pre-
III u IN note, TO be assessed only in case of eAtraord
mar, mortality, and not chargeahle with interest.
Surplus TO be refunded TO members at the end OF every
three years, from June LIST. 1876
Pampt lets, explaining the principles and advantages
Lie Assurance, with the forms application and of
PREMIUM may he obtained at the Office the Company.
Applications for Assurance wilt he received the Office
ofthe Company, At the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester, Feb l6. 1877 II
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of NJ 80 Printing
Az Coths, and now in good running order, Consisting Of
Picker Wilton sons make--2o Cnrds-9 Breakers
IL Fni hers-1 Doubler-I Drawing France Taunton
speeders, 10 heads each-ls Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spndes2 pair Mules Of 436 and of IL spndles
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Iooms-l cylinder and DofeE
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Wills.
II NAV be examined ai any s,me application TO Mr.
SILAs DNsMoRE. So Main 81 Worcester. For iher par
ticulars inquire of s. d. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec &c. d3iaw wif52