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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28

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Es Fighs and hoDor. =. ,s.snsl /.
peanaal aad iaoaeasiEe Ne 49, - A..
doas - - harn-whai no.kies 60 n,
gAli.ss ifo.a lie bloost.esi Fiesarirs ! Thr
asmpri g lane NJ. indrsd. bs maas 8
fesoaaa YIN an,slher name another nams
may e .dde.. % ne lisa of she 6eroe 80
rptssess arssfesers ETHER lind; anosheE
parallel faand Cor ne cEsars ard Bonap1r-
- ~ me irll ehrnnirles 0f ambition !: but.
s''' 20 lanEels 81 % deuoIsie he hrow Of
~ AmeFiuan PreSijeaL leave he cen.
lrman and his friends % settle his disrre-
PAney between Ihesn. May he spins of
patriotism lead tHeHn b r0nclusion on
The side nj gaeir r0Bnlry. .@* .a@
But IL he geniseman mnss have - he
70" ] cOuldfamish him with one On whose
fame no stain j. % lie Eound--whO never
fingered from the bleeding lrpuiiers of his
country lest Others might get the siars of
him in Ihe Pilifiil rare Cor place and pow
er-whoIn \ morbid vanity never sub.
lerted 10 ridieule. who. At Pslo Alto, n
Rasaea de In Palma. and II Monterey,
won aname which wants nothing hut death
10 enshrine il along with that Of the inn
mortal Jaekson. need not name him.
. The gentleman exclaims. with Il.e au-
hor Of Don Juan. ~ want a hero 80
Why not take him!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
AlaEHEEF ~.

rs q, of teA.aidm vsnd. ,s. 10 "a
hrertpd u,ll he evHo-"i ~ tuH'r safe y
~ Co .rt llpase ~ Dnvllle, ~ C0lunbl
,untV IN
No ,iay the ~ i dW oC Morc' inst
II o'clock p. NJ. ihe following properly,
to vii.
ALL the right, tile and interest oi the
heirs of Henry Heisz, deceased ia certain
rac, ofland situate in Fisbingcreek town
ship Columbia county containing 1000 a.
cres more less, about 200 acres Of which -
cleared land bounded by lands Of samuel
Crevling, Jacob Wenner, Michael Yaple,
Daniel Sucker, Elias McHenrv and Others
whereon are erected eighteen Log Houses
and eight barns; with the sppurIenances;
known as the Weitman land.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the properly Of the Heirs of Henry
ileisz.
BENZ. HAYMAN, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFIcs; Dan7ile March ls47'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13

The NV Y rk n r4'i sev. 80 ".
learn that ~ puiV aud mere nt he p,Ssru
u rs bv ihp Ca,uhtia atr lr,sh corn uri
III sprrir 10 In,pstIn Ne ritrapesl " -" al
breadstuGs. There ars also several Bel.
gian and German corn fActoI-, who will
purchase extensively, no doubt, Indian
meal and corn Tor their markets. II is
said that lately the Irish Scotch, German
and English accents are as famiIia to the
ear as our own.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
LICENSE LA VS..

The Supreme Cour, Of the United States
has decided The License Gases of .Nssss
chusei;s In iha, & other States there ls
law prohibiting IA. sale Of spiri'uous liquor:
eace2, under certain restrictions and in cer-
lain qaann,ies. a sui, was Instituted un-
der this law aSd judgment being given
gainst the defendants who had violated it,
an appeal wss taken 70 the Supreme Courl.
The ground of rhe appeal was that ,hr
Stale had no authority 10 make any res,ls-
ton on the subject it being a mater Of
commerce over which the general govern
ment had exclusive csnnol The cases
were very ably argued in The Supreme
Court, both a, the lasi ard precedin term
The judgmen, Of the Court was given ,n
Saturday. and was in favor Of the rgh, 4
the States 10 pass laws prohibiting .he: e:sale
OF spiri'uous liquors, &c.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13

II G0od Yessei.-Onr readers will recol
Iecl tha. bark belonging to Cape Haylier
was stranded last fall on one OF The Muscle
Ridge Islands, near Eas. Thomas'on. Sht
was bud, Of teak wood 10 The Ess, Indies
and was seventy years old! This vesse
has recently been got off, il is said, wIhou
material injury. although she had been or
,he rocks some time. II is stated .ha, hel
hull is as soand and brigh, as when new
Boston journal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
AN ACT

.7pp'op'i''inR 'N'-e n'rll'u"S cf d"l'ar.
10 .ua1l. the p psid.n, to cuc ,,a a
irp,ly vi Peace sDd lin Is wuh NJ ~
ir,.
Be II enacted by the Senate and
H"use Of Reprs sents'ivas Of The United
States oi America in Congress assembled
That whereas stale Of war now exists
between the Uri,ed States and the Re-.
public Of Mexico. which i, is desirable
should be speedily 'ermins'ed upon
terms just and honorable TO both nations;
and whereas sssursncc, h i've heretofore
been given 10 The Government OF Mpxi-
CO tina, it was the desire OF the Pi esdeht
10 settle ell questions between The two
countries on The most liberal and salts.
factory terms, according 10 the rights Of
each and the mu'usl interes. and securl-
~ OF the two countries: and wheress,he
President may be able to conclude
treaty ofpesce with the Republic Of
Mexico prior 30 the next session ofCon-
gress il means for that objoc, are at his
disposal; and whereas. in the adjustment
Of 80 many complicated quesiionSss now
exist between the countries, it may pos
IDLY happen that IN expenditure Of mon
ey wll be called for by the slpulaiions Of
any treaty which may be entered into;
therefore The sum OF Three Millions Of
Dollars be, and the same s hereby sp-
propfs,ed out Of any money, to enable
the President 10 conclude a treaty OF
peece, limits, and BOUNDARIES win The
Republic Of NJ xro, 10 be used by him
in the event that SAID treaty, when sign
ed by the aulhorIzed agents Of The Two
Governments, and duly rAtG'd BY Mex
leo, shall call for The expenditure Of the
eame, or any p'ri hereof; iu'I and accu
rate accounts for winch ,xpendiDurr
ehsll be by him transmitted TO Congress
81 ss early day as practicable.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
BGNil@NNMho

MARRIED BY R.v. Mr. j. Ale
man. on ihe lllh mat. Mr.. tn 'MAS
.CREvLING to Mss ANY MARIA KUHN,
both Of Bloom township.
On tha llh. inst by tho Rev a.
MrpIp, Mr.. PHILLIP UNANGST, To
Mss SARAH GEIGER, buth OF b SONS
burg.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
ANOTHER MOI

The Governor has been voting Ne! again
(says ihe U'llkesbarre Farmer.) He last
week vetoed the bill Incorporating 'the
PennsyIssnia Rail Road Iron Manufsc,ur.
ing Company We like to record these
veloes. They are worthy Of the besl days
Of The Republic. They are worthy, too.
of the homes. bead that stands up between
tyranny and The people. incorporate a
company TO make Iron! Incorporate a
company 10 raise wheal-to raise wool-io
raise bee,s, carrots and parsnips- ave' and
20 make shirts after while. Thus it was in
ENGLAND. For two centuries almost every
pursui, was a monopoly the gifl Of kirp
and no other man than the person invested
with the ligh, dare engage in the pursuit.
Hence the world of wealth we see in a
few hands there, and the poverty OF the
masses. Hence the monopoly Of The land
in the hands Of few families, who enjoy
enormous incomes therefrom, and the ia
mine among the producers of ,ha, income.
We were ias, getting into the same track
here, and until our honest old Governor be-
gan TO throw the cars off The rails, the peo-
ple Though their own agents. we're in faiI
way TO be equally burdened and abused at
the serfs OF England.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
Ia X r. NO ICE,

Tha. The undersigned has purchased a.
Constable sale the following property, VIZ.
One Bureau, one Mantle Clock One 5 and
one lot OF CarpcIng. one large Iron Kpulp
which we're sold as the property of Bal,is
Glf.on, and which have .en in his pos
session during my pleasure.
M G. SHOEMAKER.
Warch 9, lSi7-46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
rs2;DGE LETTING,

Fne Cou..y Commissioners will rrrriya
proposals At tle house ~ samuel - oae,
ln Ho"r ,owush.p IN
Hsd,@sdas, NEsh - tsi7
between the hHrs OF one aud four O'Clock
in the afternoon for building an arch brldce
over Dig FishIngcteek, near The Fishing
creek scqusduct
The bridge to bs a single arch. lof feet
span 30 Gee, wide, with stone abutments.
e5 feet high ftom low water mark. and ten
fee, thick at the skewback wing walls on
Eas, side 80 feet long Wes, side rs feet
long. W. ROAT, Clerk.
Commissioners Office Danville March
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13

Rather Curious Il, is remarked of the
Chinese language, ths, there is moi word
in i, that expresses the true idea OF sim and
IN. only word ,ha, come near it, "a one sig
nifying a breach Of poi,eness.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13

The nomination Of Hon. Andrew Beau"
mon, for the Office Of Superintendent OF
Puble Beildings Al Washington has been
rejected by the Senate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
Wan TED,

Two apprentices TO The LAST and BOOT
TREE making business Smar. acliv,
lads between fifteen and eighteen years OF
age, who can come we'll recommended will
and good encouragement upon immediate
application 10 the subscriber.
S, g. SlIlVE.
March 6, ISi7-4w46.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
NOi'ICE,

All persons having unsettled arronntt
with ,he subscriber, are requested 10 call
and close the same before the hrs' ol Apr''
next a, which time it is his intention 10
close his business in BloomThurg,
l.J. re e.
Bloomsburg February 20 ls47.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
COMPOSITION
FOR RENDERING b oIS, SHOES, SC.
WATER PROOF

FOR RENDERING D o1s, SHOES, &c.
WATER PROOF.
|VHNllE subscriber hereby makes known TO the
II public that he has for sale con position
without the use Of India Rubhe or Gum, which
will render Boots and Shoes and Leather of ever,
description Water Proof-permancntIv Water
Proof against wet or damp, by proper application
besides sorning and improving it,
This composition is patented both in this country
ard in Europe, and is one Of the greatest and trny
beneficial discoveries of the age.
Price per dozen boxes, $500, single hov 25
cents. As guarantee of the character and genu-
mess of the composition the subscriber viii refund
the money should il not give entire satisfaction.
He Is also prepared to render cloths of every de-
scnp,ion, awning. Sailcloth and cotton duck com.
petely water proof and secure against nilcews and
rot
Apply at the United States Water Proofipo
company No |, Walnut.slreel, Phlalelphia. 10
STEPHEN b. RICHARDSON
Philadelphia, ls47
- One -igenl in each Of the towns in this State
will he appointed to dispose of the composition Ia
whom liberal terms will be n ade upor application
as above-42
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

| lWRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
il is hardly necessary TO speak in detail Al no
period OF it's history has the reputation OF that med
cine stood higher, and We may say that 10 repu-
taton Is likely TO be more enduring Adapted to
ull constitutions, to every form of disease, and to
all climates. Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are,
blve every other medicine, fitted for the use Of
mun under whatever circumstances he may be pla-
ced At on land, al home or abb DAD, in sum
mer's heat and winters cold with common re.
gard to the conditions OF health; and with Wrights
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand, there is no excuse
for bcirs sick, unless the constitution be utterly IL.
reclemab!e.
As our object is 10 state where the genuine med.
cine can be obtained, rather than TO give it an ex-
tended notce-which our limits forbid we shall
| merely subjoin one or two ofthe numerous test-
monials that have just come to hand Hundreds
of the same kind might be added; but we are sue
the public will save Us the trouble of arranging
them.
| (Extract of letter from fernando, MississippiN
TO w. Wright-Yout Pills have given univcr-
sal stsiaction, and are justly very popular. can
sell from 30 TO 40 dozen annually If could be sup
piled.
Yours, WN. HENRT JonxsoH, Agent
I tough, here 70 he remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi.
Extract Of letter hom Jersey Shore, Penn,I
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel everythin of
The kind ever offered to the public in this section of
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort of
| some few unprncIplcd merceuaries TO put them
down,
b, WIScHEsTEB N Soy.
The following highly respectable store
Keepers have been appointed agents tor lbe
sale Of virgins Indian Vegetable Pills in
Columbia Coua,y:
II. p. Badly Danvl.e
Stephen Badly Cauawissa
Cyrus ron--Espytown
Brown d. Greasy NJ ffilnville
Abraham Mller-BerwiCk
G. II. Fowler Brlsrrreek
Wm' Covanhovsn- Orsngevills
George Masters Milville
Lew Besel-Jerseytwon
Levers IL Sons-Columbia Exchange
Robert McCOy. Nv ashingionviIe
Genrge Weaver Blsomsburg
Light Street Iron Co-Lighi Sneet
Low Il Thompson-LIme Ridge
II. G. Fress - Btiarcreek
ElIas Werlman - R0harsburs
X, p. Welliver-Greenwoo
f. & J, LszSrus- Orangeville
Hugh cWi'lsms-M Moorsburr
The popularity Of fWRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG.
ETABLE FILLS has proved a strong bait TO un.
pr'nciPled then whons,igated by the hope Of gain;
tempt to palm of spurious article on the unsus-
pecllng. TO defeat the wicked designs Of such men
we have procured new labels. and the v RITTF n
SIGNATURE OF WM.WRIGHT WILL NO u
BE FOUND ON TIE TOP LABEL OF
EACH BOX. None Other is genuine, and 70
counterfeit this isJorgry
Remembrr, the only original and genuine IN.
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WIT.
| EN- SIGNATURE OF WIN Wight on the
top babel Of each box.
Offices devoted exclusively tn the sAe ofWrrht's
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail l6s
Race street phlIddelphia; 22S Greenwich street,
New ork and 80 fremont street. Boston,
September, 10 ls46-22lS
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
Estate Of PETER TOLK. deceased, ia,e
Of Fishing Crsek IOWnShip, in The
/,o,,,., of N I,s.I...

CJ FISHING Creek IOWnShip, in the
county Of C,iumbia
|FMVHE creditors and all others interested in the
IA estate of Peter Vok, late of Fishing Crccl
township, in tho county Of COLUMBIA, deceased
are hereby notified that the undersigned, appointed
by the Or hans Court of CoIumo.a county tic set.
tie and adjust the rates and proportions Of the
assets of the said estate to and among the respect
i've creditors according to the order established hy
law, will attend at the Tavern House nc'y occn.
pied by Charles Doeber in the town Of Blooms
burg, on THURSDAY, he 18th day of March
next when and where all creditors aud others
Interested in the said estate may attend if they
think proper. JAMES PLEASANTS.
March IL, lSl7
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
NOTICE

- IS hereby given ,ha, | have purchased
a, Constable Sale as The properly of Elisha
Hess. an the 26,h day Of Jsnnscy, lS47'
the following property. to will
Two Horses and Harness, one two
horse Wagon, two log CHAINS,
And have LEFT the same in his possession
during my pleasure,
GEORGE DIS.
Sugarlosf, Feb 20, 1919
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
NOTICE

as hereby given that Letters Of Administration
n with the will annexed have this day heen
granted upon the estate Of ANDREW DEhONG,
late of Cer tIo township, Columbia county. de.
ceased. All nefsons knowing themselves indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
PAYMENT and those having 'loms or denlands a.
gains, he same to present them without delay, To
LIE undersigned at his residence in Lightslrees.
SAMUEL MELICK, Administrator.
Jannary % lS47-6W
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1847-03-13
NOTICE.
CONE AND SETTLE

The subscribers feeling the want of the one
thing needtul' wish TO inform their customers that
Gas the custom of the country is getting to be small
profits and speedy coIeotions) they expect oil those
having accounts with them of over six months
standings to call and settle up before the FIST Of
April next
HEFLEY a. MENDEFHALa
January 30
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
Real Estate Market,
Remooed 10 ll2 Broadway, front room,

Remooed 10 Il2 broadway, front room, I'd story,
A EXPRESS BUILDING. A..
sTsssS A II. PERSONS WHO wish 10 learn where s5.43
A1& a they purchase good FARMS az toU sssssss
rices in pleasant aud healthy climate OF easy access and
convenient markeior who choose to buy NEW LANDS,
Of the Ue'yrst quality in the most desirable locations at
less than half The Government prcesor any who want
buy Water Power with Mills Manufactures; Pine
Timber Goa, aud Iron Mines IN sheft Real Estate,
any descriptions situated in any part OF our country will
please address TO US request and we will furnish them
with aCopy the American Real Estaie Advertiser
eaniu Catalogue of the property which have sale,
win the locations prices annexed. Should more par
g ula information be desired By enclosing fee of$ they
will command our services.
As specimen OF lse bargains which we ofer take the
following;
l. Farm in Prince William County Virginia, miles
Brenvie The county seat, and about 30 miles from Wash
jngton City, containing 1911 The land is productive;
500 in valuable TIMBER tine balance in cultivation,
with Dwelling house, and other improvements There
is good market for the timber at Occoquan Situated be-
tween the extremes OF North and SOUTH the climate pres
csely that which should if practicable select,
for the health and comfort Of his family, and for his own
prosperity an agcutnrist. The only objection which
has raised against purchasing this fdm has been
the prce.whicb is low that they conclude the title must
be bad, or that something unseen must be the matter with
it, We wilt however give the purchaser guarantee that
all is right, for two dollars
We have many other excellent Farms in the same region
For NEW LANDS Of The best quality, in New York,
syivana, Virginia, and Missouri ask Fifty Cents
acre-in Tennessee TUfntyfUe cents an acre These
lands Tennessee ST uIed in Perry Co. West Tennes
the navigabe of the Tennessee River, and
there no better lands or iner climate in the States
Ia Lawrence Co.. Ohio have 900 of land with
an nexhaustible water power on symmes creek, at Tue
great tails miles the Ohio river, in the great Iron
and Coal region OF the south OF Ohio The improvements
consist Of large Flour MILL Saw Mills, Dwelling
Houses, &c &c. This is unquesionaby of the most
valuable for building Manufacturing City which
she West alfnrds-Prce $4,000
have large Pine Timber Lands, AMI Iron and
Coal Lands in several States prices differing ill lie
from free gt, and such accommodating terms, that
enterprsng may to themselves prntely for
tunes ina short time.
The quantity Of Real Estate which have for SALE is
almost unlimited, We purchasers Those who want
purchase, TO themselves and their postery
heahfl pleasant and happy home will DO well to come
and ForfHrther particulars inquire Of Ohm MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, or OF A. BUFFUM CO.,
Nav Is. R NelU York
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
F0RD'S EATING H0USE,,

NO. 2 WILSON 5 LANE, BOSTON.
= EAiS served this Establishment, all hours OF the
W day ma evenings rces suit q business,
stranger. the man of leisure.
fun ana various Bill of Fare is presented every day
Sundays excepted comprising all the Meats and Vegeta
6ies in senson, and RARE DISHES in advance of the
ssasuR.
Uy sUPPERs, DINNERS, and COLLATIONS, for
Public Festivals. Celebrations Rural and Water PARTIES
Military Companies DC furnished in style and OF a
quality adapted any occasion, either in the city out
oft ut the most reasonable rates. Walters Table fur
alshed order. The ample provisions have been
aiade ths business. Address The undersigned
JOHN FORD, g Wilson'S Lane,
April I, 1896. Is BOSTON,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
FAKM E0R SALE.

"a TTSHE FARM recently owned and occupied by the
&N / Rev JOSIAH CLARK, situated about half mile
.asw est Of The centre of Rutland, is offered for
sale II consists of abou SO acres Of Mowiug Pasturng
and Tillage Land with convenient Dwelling House, Barn
and other oulbudnss thereon, all in good repair. The
House 10 well calculated 10 two families
There undivided half of aDoGt Al acres of val
liable Woodland whica Will be sold with the Farm If de-
sired
The Farm will be sold low and long credit given for
most of the purchase money.
Inot disposad of before the first day Of april next the
property will We leased for tie ensuing year.
Leicester Feb II. dw6t7 JOSIAH CLARK.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
Cotton Machinery for Sale,

D ECENTLY used in the manufacture Of No 80 Printing
H Cloths, and in good running order, consisting Of
Picker, Wilton & Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers
II Fni,hers--l Douber-l Drawing Frame--2 Taunton
Speeders, 10 heads eachl6 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spndes-2 pair Mules, of 436 and of 5l2 spndles
l Warper-2 Dressers-6 Looms-l Cylinder and Dofer
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time application to Mr.
ILAs DTNsMoRE SO Main ST. Worcester. For further par
t culars inquire of S B. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26 d3taw wf52
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
FARM FOR SALE.

A-4 ONE mile rom the centre OF the town Of Rutland
E4A ~ containing so of good Land, with Wood,
1871 Moving Pasture, and Iiage Land and a good
House srn and other Buildings thereon convenient Tor
che famer. Terms made easy could desire. Pos
session ven i'm ne lately. For farther particulars inquire
al the subscriber g. ; FLINT, Esq. drILLMAN Es
TABRooK JOSEPH BOWKER.
Ruileid, Feb 10.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
THE PROTECTION ms. co.

AF1 70 g TO Z NOIION ENS. NOs
Office No. 8, Exchange Buildings, North Of thu
State Rouse Hartford, CT.
rTyHls Company was incorporated by the legislature
/ Connecticut, with a Capital Of ONF HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing Fire and Marine Insurance, and has the power Of in
ereashg its Capital to Haf a Million o. Dollars.
fhe Company offer insure Houses Stores Mills, Fac
tories Barns and their contents, and all Che nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The Of
premium offered low those Of other similar
institutions and every man has opportunity for ritng
protect himself against the ravages OF this destruc
element The the Office pursnes in transactng
their business and in the adjusting and payment lossea
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity referred, for
further particulars to ISAAC DAVIS, Esq., at his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Sec'y
Hartford, July II, 1874. lv
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-22
FOR SALE,
Parkhursts's Burring Machine,

THIS vausble invention, for the purpose extracting
burrs and useless substances from wool, cotton and
other hbous materials without njuring the staple
in successful operation in The eastern and middle States
This machine Is formed of nders
ed with steel rings, having teeth within the periphery
the wool being drawn below the the hinder
leaving the brrs and other foreign substances on the
face TO be thrown off by beater.
Where the wool is entirely free from matter
my machine still can be used great advantage front
Of all cards will increase the production OF carded WOOL
and very materially preserve the card wire from injury
CAUTION
Manufacturers are hereby cautioned purchase any
machines constructed above described, without the
stamp "S R Parkhurst's Patent thereon every per
son engaged in making, vending using the above named
mach re, without this stamp and authority from me, or
my duly authorized agents, Messrs. Naylor Co.. viii be
strictly dealt with according to law.
All orders should be addressed TO Messrs NAYL0R
CO., No. SO JohngSreet New YORK. No. So MAX Street.
Boston. STEPHEN Il. PARKHURST.
Ian Ok 5w