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1910 NorIrK ro MERCHANTS. t>i>.

1910 NprItk To MERCHANTS. fSt~.
no. in consequence II Tho ncgucn claws tof danf
presented iho nNaidats W mrfthaniiso ga
a Naaipiu aiisnr n'n hs ssiiafion ~ s,"sis
.,n rass ifurotfnlN se,ut,i tho rtan ~ FH" All
81 tho iy Nn~.N.fA have fnli 10 their NuN 80 ~e
o. tho sotiv ~ iha mofvhantu themselves 10 si IN"
ns.hs~ti tusnlaii't Vie 49,.
ks.,..l Thai ~iu nnl fp'elTs a. " .hirrrs "iNe'
anV h,,aa ut ,aaos Of f,Hsis hsis ssrs silH~ s
h.,is ,i stas a. hu N uHass ',h 800. ~
go, 40 v,,ratIr s.i,u,i at,i 81 ~ hose 'NFl ~
40, H., - =, sssks s.a,iain,s es.~is 80 A"f 1872, ts
ss' SUI "''"' " N noLr, rrssiass,
dssaes "a rsAsv pess,sy
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r-vs ALBANY Ann TROY DAY Linz

= 81 f--s-its rEAMBOATS-Th new 80 = cuaid
sNss~-'ssaf Nssieamers HENDRIX HUDSON Ctpsn
A tiorhsm and Aida Captain =. n ssne VII les'e he
Barcays wharf daily. Sundays excepted Tor Ateny "a
TROY making the usual landings by he way NJ ococt
4 NJ aud returning viii leave Troy a. :, and Albany ~
o'clock For passage freight spply 20 the Captain
~, i,,sri M, Al the oh - on the whsrf nyi9
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ADIE-' AND CuiIDREN'- DHE--E-,
AuafArl vlih AMI sifani" platforms for braid
ef"ieurg FDr o. mrfalur marking hprhu faf pro
tfHH@ q, wf~pi f-slng patterns and rmhrudnung bfad-
"Afsinf bio ks prepared 40 any design
lyi' lrn' " DDnpifrYs lHi ufsnd si y
HANGING Paper fop0 pee hum ~ a. " inches
we oih"f"uf tHlaiia anil euDfs ff sala uunainfs
IN rff". 4AUfU pFHntCHa0s t+' s'ai,h -
L hh'f Ann CHAIRS, fos.pvn,d aud mahogany
H''- psiffns and beef pf -ufEnianaifp. fu ga" ~
Wv " eDiTftAtE. Inr hfsd~aT
WHITE AND ,oI.OI,rp INV .na sisty line
" ffafi p...' 81 ~ thn Fffisr fsf
90 VS. 2 tEHaisuH = 90 ~ rsasa-av
- IiANfNt. HONr-. Britannia ,neia. isnirt bns o..
- fnsuufscf4fsd sid 20 sole 81 upflug .Ip. ~
yair LVclvs uARr, ~. sO.d-sa a.d
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INSURANCE.

MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE iNsJ RANCE COW
VI PANY. No ~ NHl.--t.-Iuls Company competed .s
third wear c is of May a-t. a. which nme the surplus
pnoined 90 i20lo 81. showing an amount Of business A
para..e led boz the Histrfy Oi Life Insurance
Dividends Of pruff- are declared annually upon at e
uohries which have settled lWO or more premiums Nr
profit. draw interest e rate Of per cent per snun'
and can be made ava able a. once, i0 he extent vi " Do
trls OF heir amount where the party has PAID DIS Ife
ums In iuil. -.s -..
PREMIUMS are payable annually bat may be PAD Sem,
annually or quarterly, and parties hsng BE policies may "
they prefer give their individual notes for one i me an
unsl premium upon which they viii be required 10 pay
per cent crest .
Prospectus and al papers necessary 20 effect insurance
and ali information in relation 10 the plan OF operations ma
be obtained gTaus, al he Office Of the Company 81 e'
DIRECTORS
Rolt l. Patterson, Henry MctorHn Thomas Il. Ses1l'
Chas :. Macknsit, Seth Low, ana y > SHe.iA
Edward Anthony, Joe. W Con1t WIN ~ SIN SOD
io,si, & Clover Wrinn A I. Pcuz. Randall Greene
ROOT J. PATTERSON, President
BENJ c. MILLER, Secretary. - . ~
JOSEPH l. LORD, AgoLt.
VsIrNTrsE Morn. MD. Medical Board
Trs T.. RrNs.Fr..E s.M D. % Consultation.
JAMcs STEWART, N d. tRe-delce 3 Ahngion-square
Medical Examine attends a. the Office daily from 4 to
,t.l-ch Iy4Tl IhASf
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~ FASHIONABLE EAT--Jusi finished. the
most splendid nrlcle ever offered elegant French
Six Hats. the low price Of 50 usually sold for 81.
Also az article al 3 80 and q 2l-nesi Hats al -
IVA Inn BROWN. 40 Csnal-st
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=
4 NENT SOCIETY chartered by Congress for ue pur-
pose of erecting the Seat Of Government. 10 Tire cry
founded hv ashiugf1u. and on territory common To uc
whole mon. Monument purely national in is chara-tr
have laid the corner stone and intend proceeding 40 once
with the erection Tie estu atei cost II about $4,000 ~
which about >S0oo0 hand consisting DO part of
50 AN which collected n subscriptions 90 81 about Ten
yeafs since $4,000 OF which was collected ty t'enezer
Burnl the agent lr the State of New York; " ~ The nccl
mulaied interest and in pau of collections made by SCENTS
recently app lnied under the direction Of Hon Elisha Whit
tesey General Agent Collectors being appointed
in ali parts Of the country, snd the returns which are made
five every to The belief That The American
people VIII cordially respond to this call for nn object 10 no
way sectional and appealing % every sentiment or lae
and patriotism. Commiuee Of gentlemen in Ne''-f ofs
and Brook having been requested iu ava the society u
its col ccf0i.. have cecied John Underwood t-q as
their Agent lie hes given bonds approved hy Wr Com
ree 90 hA Treasurer "A as1net0u, for payments n Dunn
81 all amounts collected HIs Office 8. n No q. Merchants
FNcunse Hanoycr-st where he Address 90 iie lu rf
may boz obtained and e best assurances received ih ue
funds viii be- expended Do ih' way proposed win Que re
gard 10 prudence and economy Every subscriber of ~ of
more i- furnished win de-rn az ihc Monument IKE
lees of W ash'ng both and is req1red io write h-
uanfe boz book fo hereafter deposited n thc Monument
y b The N1t0a0l Monument mus, n0f Doe cngNundcd
viii the proposed Cy erection in Newton with which
hi. moi iifenled % conflict iy2 lh
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n-.r pnrGnKEEP-IE LINE WI

=. s-Sls--rNB AROEs-The barges CLINTON, Iegt
rss-s-s~nss fsse Wiitsle, every Monday ENCHANGE'
Cam Ro.atfars every Thur.iay POUGHktEfsiEi
cam Ho4uan every saturday a. B O'Clock, NJ nom iooi
trravst f1r passengers and freight The above sarge,
are egalty furnished with ststeroOm- IA AclSus 40
g,r ard convenience Of pa-sue rrs AfNe or t"uf ~
- n time f1r iAe To- Sharon, Pine ians anu ~
farther particulars Apply on uohlu Nc "hiSVs
~ -r f,,9l m WILLIAMSON 4 VAIL. lhi Wesi-s'
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go -,sse.,r..rss-- PIONEER AND fSs,e-.rrIlIIA
IS - 80 EXPRESS LINE - ec.s.ses.4

kSs5 - --1.Ss, ExPBEss LINZ s.f.y - -
kz SL--aiA--- uid r l. r OA ID
AND CANAI,-PHILADFLPHA TO PITTSBURGH
Leaves daily II a. M-1hIs IL altogether the most plea
ami mode ~ getting % the Ohio River nl the danger
ana fatigue u Stage travelling Is ayoded Passengers Tor
Cincinnati Louisville. Nashville, 81 Louis, ewOrIeans,
~ will rlvRys fnf steamboats, Of the first class nj Pits
ur 10 carry them down DE Ohio River ~ he same fare,
s,l ff,ouentIr less thsn IL charged from Wheeling.
FOR s6sis and other Information, apply A. ne once ia
,f.rfet.st Phi.ste'rfia Nm COLDER a co
Philadelphia, May, 1893. - ffopnelor'
CAUTION
Travellers are particularly cautioned against purchasing
tickets IN NeW-NOfk Tor mis- line, there i no person IN
hat city euhorz transact any business for he Pioneer
end Express Company. mylo II
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- r,,,,..svs.s.,r- rIIZABETiTOM> AND SON.
~ my LIZ NNlLN Nl,b ST. ~
sIMNT6 AKRANGTMFNr.

~. "a I'd lssslhsi,fa'ra, fFfrs ~ oesssl
- -, N,,t II D o'c'trk NJ NJ aud NJ
80 Ft,,irhtown 40 2! ococs \ NJ ~ NJ u ~
NJ, IA Piti.ss3. Na'ri lats tsfr4s da6 ~ ~ylts
80. <,,, ,rk sil aciu,k An 7 Ofeighp z NJ Al, !,
49,. rls.rfrt 90 y ffcifhn NJ q. VI aid :; f,N'
~ ~ >,-r-ti4s. h1asatfls's, Nsi' hdir y, A.
49,. NJ, N.rk aiqurioxs A NJ lirriEnl Snd -,
ir.,n Saucryiilo a. Il ,0rlsau VI IAN an ~.
a Sasr. wii Do in lvaiipcss a. sonerN.e On ne -
,t,f ,f th, ashsk NJ train a Csfs NOM Ncs lviN y
..,,,,x r...rnfrfs So ft.ior. Wlsshanes Nl"n'',',
N.i,h CHINA g. Ia snd l1 f.uulngien' In'"n' IN
uswr R,ssnshury. JscAsou'ile' VIM" h'@'' -
tfansk A. \. D
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CONVEYANCES.
mEGyh stirn VAL IN harIMNElYos *

sk1s@sss&sesAs VA St9nlngion snd Providence
x- TIE rerry Al Providence - now avoided by me Nv
.iirosf Insnt Route through without chsnge %
Car. Tor Rsggags, The steamer G. VANDERBILT Oag.
J@sI stere snd RHODE ISLAND, Capt Pouer. in con,
necon gh he SiOnngt0n ard Providence and Boston sa
Providence Railroads leaving New ora eAy
soun gton Al o,ciock or upon ne AfrlEs g' tne AZ
usn rom Boston These steamers are ahsei $50 -,
,p.sndor and comfort having each o. hrt e ~. ~ -.
dipus pnsai- state and befths iof -
sc~ iIg- private rooms for families Ano PsI ~ "a
Steamers are ohcered by The most eNpetleheeu -
viii shorten Tie passage between Ne~-l ana b1'S.
from II o hours, thereby arriving ample uur ot ~ "
lines running from New ora Norh sOlh and "es| sno
oil he Ines from Boston Sorih and East
TIE {. VANDERBILT vii leAg- New. York, Tuesdsy
Thursday and Saturday Leave ssolinslon Monday cd
lesfsy ard Friday.
Wednesday and Fnlsy Leave stonngi Tuesday Thgrs
day and Saturday
B-Psssengers on The arrival Of he steamers Al ston-
ngton proceed Immediately In tho spendd Railroad Care
ID Providence and Boston baggage .ccomp sniss
he Steamboat trains snd fr0m Boston, 10 take charge 4
the baggage For passage, berhs, STATE rooms freight
appcauu may De made 90 The Agents On he wharf And a
~ oF-e M ganeryulsrs MI
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~ -. ~, s..s Wash, - Nee ", y Isie
., ,,,,n,sn -, ncy. ~ 0wl'' l@'o ,'.. go
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- -v,,-,,,e-s,-'rArERsON = NhW.konHH
LA ss.assss----<.-. Z. Il AllROAp LlNE-slMMfh An
-sa----nsl RANGENENr>. Ia commence =. 20
lot ~ MAY isfs-Lesve Paterson 81 oe."cA A. NJ
4 NJ ~ NJ ard z . a.. "a.
"A .ea NF "A pN SUNDAYS
Leave f.is..,n 81 : c'sl,sck A NJ snit -
Issrs Now \ ssk els ssesks A. ~ ssasr M
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r-ss LAKE ONrARIO-The steamer AD,
s-Sp wl leave Osv ego for Toronto sni
mi 0n direct every " ednesfay and sat
urisy afternoon az O'Clock, on arrival Of fachei opha
lfra. f-om Osveeo 10 Toronto, tom ITO - hours D.,
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TO LET.

IFT-The lower part u house o Bans-st 90
2 - f~v The rent viii be very moderate Tor ihe
k-A ~. .l i.- year AUry w . tJLi'H'
i.N..' - ' Ilf Broadway.
LET-A part Of the house % Rose-si Inquire
Il Z. ol ihe premises ivs W.
~<. ROolI- WANTED-WHhn haf a niue nue., '.. ~. lh
= 80 Hal either with 0r without board iAnd
IL .-. vo-fr gent an ard his noief-Ni n,1s
- s.-fsfie f,rv And where there ARE no cl.fs ~.
snosnr In the house. References eAohal. 81 7-'..rf
PHILEMON Al this Office. ~
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V,Hn STATE NUTrAL HIFE ~ Assgg M :

ctPlTAL zi0l .Oa8. Hon JOHN DAVIS. President
II3n. l',,c DAy,, tyice.Pre,idenis
SIDNEY DOANE Medical Examiner Tor NcWl ofs'
81 " arrefst Th company is conducted on me mos, eco
uocal principle. IT, premiums for assurance are h9l R-
.,ded u ps, heavy high salaries p s oihce-
and instead At taking money Of e assured th thuHt
n cover actual losses, 70 takes small pofuol q" N" i
i,, i uoie 10 De asse-sedJnIy case az cNiitpidhN
mortality an NOT charpeahie with utie surplus 'e nt
refunded to Members the end Of every irro years ''
june Q. l8i6. .- - t..-,..,.. ~
Pamphlets 'Apnining the pnncip 80 ara alsana...S ~
Life Assurance with the forms Of ppchl'h su '''' w
,-,.,lfo may be- obtained in the Office ln ills CIV
D. ,,9 }~,aof D. ID ~AArON. Agent. 81 W Hl-si.
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CLOTHING.
oENTLEMEN's SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
VIM. 4. JENNINGS d co.

oENTLEMENs SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
VIM. T.. JENNINGS d co.
EAgAPERs AND TAILORS.-Gsnueurs ~ the hie quail
sFitv Ready-nade, &c.-L1l Broadway American h1-i'
and Fenns ,lysna-sye " asbington, D. Chavng en-
Jared their pToes prepared 10 offer for The n-pe'
an NJ their numerous patrons and the public ~ extensive
a. assortment Of ueS goods for Spring aud Summer wes
comprising Cloths, Cassueres, Nesungs, Iwteds, Na-h
r &c a. can be found IN the country which they are
enabled order Al greal reducuOn rom mere
t1e moderate prices such has peeI The secrhce submitted
~ by importers c,...
require ally enCOuun on those points 50 essenue
IN realizing me value OF garments ewoud refer IN paI
cular however. TO The Pansloons furnished, and soich
trial from The fastidiuus
In the Readv-nsde department s ali underworld man
tain the superiority Of the articles which vi" be iolno 'a
10 the best ordered garments he assortment conSs'Ls p
Dress and fruck Coats, improved tlyesf LtiHyi ''.
Casrlcrse and Memo Sacks, Pansloous, Vests &C WI
he Afforded al prices that have characterized me "s'
meni a. rendering In al cases The gid pro quo ~
no TRIyEI,ERS.-Eeady-in made Linen pusici- OF
1 oyercoss Win a large assortment Of ZEPHYR Com
and Linen Sacks DOfsays, fantdoons, VESTS nc al 81
s' ,Sis Ai"''''''' ''''' WIN T JENNINGS co
.V-T KFCFIVED-siarseiles and Linen Vesiings,
y he no-i des sbe styles OF TIA season. which val be
'' ieq, Nm T JENNINGS 4 co.
/ ~ FA-nIO<ABIE HAT~-Just finished the
/ most splendid nrice offered elegant French
sir Hats nj the low price of 50 usually sold for 81
Also article al . Ed and - 2,-nesi Hats al -
N7 Inn BROWN. l4o Cans-sL
PIArOFORTRS.- Persons about pur
~ vchasing Pianos viii md Il To their Bdvsn
! NT M 1iage To cal a. X Glenn GO manuiac'1'
& Jy, "a; tulonst west " Broadway
general assortment Of Msboe any ana ROsew God Pianos con
sauy hand which viii be sold low Tor casl approved
. paper. Dealers supplied on liberal teins .,
! my.7 K GLENN co 49, fuiion's'-
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THREE DAILY TRAINS VIII lenFe tle ptpot NV Du4'
AL O'Clock A. NJ sundays excepted.
.0c.ock " Sundays excepted.
Fmgr.rt Can. leave At O'Clock NJ Sunday eycertedl
Can. arrive from Buffalo aud the West al A. r. n
FOR SARAToGA SPRINGS AID THE NORTH.
Leave bany a. So a ". and . 2. N sundays excepted
RETURNING leaye Saratoga daily az "A aud ne ococsi
". (rXcept sundsy) srnse NJ Albany 81 10 a NJ. and
Tfet-aln. from ,he West arrive IN time for he morning
and evening boats 0r New hur. Alec 10 lms Of v cOcs
snt O'Clock tra.u. .or ihe Eist
Ticket. Bufi and Intermediate places $50 10 Balsoo
Bs.su.e wagon. me employ OF the Company, viii Al
AL uue. bs attendance to convey baggage 10 and from
New.Yors steamboats, aud 70 and from Eastern Railroad,
FErreurs-Fregt Car. cave Tor Schenectady sid ths
West a.o for Saratoga Springs al o'cioc. ? NJ lsun
dlys excrptedl Property consigned 90 This Company VIII
yaT p FOSTER. seo'y Albany 4 $. r. RICO.
r., - NEW LINE ATTHE REDUCED
Itst -s.--<4t..- 'lTe of 81 oufs between sumefvle
-'-----A- and Now-Yors via Bound Book.
New rg.I RaR~ey EH5s "a. 5, s9d Sewa rs.
gA jay instant lassen.eF- Wi De- earned io and from
.v.e@n New .Bniu.Nlck ard New-YoFk. ana by ana
splendid Coaches hetW NewB uu.v 81 and somer lie,
1 couuu,o4s Ane. someryule and Nes-iors, through
Leave soueryae, '.a AM.sna 4PM
Leave Nc,s-Yors. 4 NJ and q =. VI.
Leave Eafalc,h. Nn q A. NJ. and stP.N.
Leave FARE sARf giF + y ciFaSSr; F&cu Wal
BetSeou Sumerv.lo and New WORK.
Newark
Exahcht0Wp.
Railway
Brtvoan Bound Brook and NewlOfk
Newark.
Fuxahelhlown
Railway
Tho above ne will s'ar; ir0m Kshhuu vsnferbirs TO
GEL sorerytlc ca iuc or passengers y ne ohel h9r
ana 81 eir Residences PSI Gavin. tncr names a. me olt
OR A y anl fnnn * ile'- Hole, Bound hfgoA- Ampo
.r-onfn fauons 6ar al pssstnsris coming ron P.Ac's
Mrsf 81 Sufnrr,i r. sni fo anl flnm Jason Nln 70
furnished. w.. im'l hNNi ""'"''' A'Nf'''
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For SALE.


&c. FOR SALE OK TO LEr-A hfstrMe ~
- .-.r~ house and iuf D. tU.luIa-i- fo--r'.oA amy
- .- fsd tle Isl " August Apply % 49,,
.-,, ,r.so.f PRICE. ii Esst Broadway
x. FOR SALE OK TO LET-Tle hrst c.as- ihrrt-
f. .nrv brick house and lot IS sgge1l-st im1!e,l.a'
~ possession giyen Apply 10 JOHN ; Oils
B2i - --e y ,----
n-,T PRIVATE -ALE-Two lots on he SCUM
"a 80 0f Tmrf-flst and Lealnsi1n-AFraut. IAlt .i
L. rrrchase money may remain on l1li ana l''s's''
60 de- red For farther paricl.ar-, &c Apply n
eflw j. BLEEChER, Alciione-f' bfoil'-.
ABINGDON-PLhCE-PGvaise, s9.e-Ihe Ia5a'
-. er- trrre-torv brick house and loi = A'ihEul 49,
IL 70 III I1f = feet 81 feet deep There are -o -
cold vrser bah. IN .he hrsL SECOND and tniri ~. r.,
f.e vine yvooi and coal bins. etc Also a Nu' fAl-
,,-e .a,f out t-i hovers efc. The holsr was ..i..
her f,r fh@ private esi-uce of eeniein ~. -
IN .-.Fes rln within Jl feet NJ e .ol-s Fof iil l'
f.--i-er.. kc. apply A J. BLEEChEh. Al-,,lre,'
iy- lw
.aFtRM FOR >ALE-Of about go acres y. Long l-'a.
81 ier4 rs rlt rs from Ills ciy-on D is -o'1
- ir.e barn and other necessary Ni4lh - h ID
l SAFE of "a Varou fences DOB good pflef, $40
--r-f win rr.t-rsie water. very pirt,sht h.l w.,
& s-5 will be sod on reasonable terms. r'r pl.-C.a
.1 Ire turner's shop. ~ Besc 81 or DO al'ei
af b. Grreuwich.si. front room, mp slhif--
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r-----ry-----RAILROAD BETWEEN Al

(2si .s&~EsS4B ANY AND BUFFALO - Abany sni
sssz--N schenectady Railroad Co. Depot, Mai
Tnaue near the principal hotels the steamboat leudinss
and lie Boston Railroad Ferry.
THREE DAILY TRAINS viii leave The Depot i0r bui'
Ia 10 and irfernediafe pHcesthrUu In u = hours VIZ
AL O'Clock 4. N sundays excepted.
40cock p N Sundays excepted.
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rs,FOR Bulls FERRY, I'll


-.ni 30 shilling each WAYNE s'esiHnss'
a11rT ~sa'=s7s tFFOLk. Capt Hohmire VIII ran as io'
low. daily Sundays excepted ,y d o., Cd
Tr,vrs Ngw.Y 1Rg-C alhsnne ~ kei pier r K ~ -
foot of Cor, and 81 r. ~ AMI lu u ana ~
RFruRNi~G-Leave Fort Hamilton o. ~. ny \ VI ~. l
"a q n ,srlrr sf Greenwood Dock each way, eNceH I'D"
7o'clo-k 4 VI snd o'clock. T NJ. ltl'r
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HRA,;Y MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
or ALBANY.

ALBANY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ~
OF ALBANY.
s~,uARTFHFD 1856 CAPITAL siO0,@N.
{ DIRECTORS.
Parent p. Stats Henry VI Maiun' 81 e.,
FAPCrgy, Slr7 Se'-llD,N IN \ s...rIllrg
49, H., Josb1a G. Coircn james fotl
FRASTUS CORNING President
w. '1rn,,qp,TbNS c ~ GOODWIN Agent 81 Waist
IINICKERBOCKER FIRE swRANCLc IN
~ PANY or NFW-HOBk, Once ~ " NJ c,,,,,.,,v
s59o 6S- Originally Incorporated 10 l7ss-Ihs Conlpsty
cont 1es to insure against loss snd dAinaEe ny % -,
ruos favorable terms; its operations az CONNIE A..
he civ OF NeyV.YoTs and ts imni'ulaie Ply ~"
losses Al tsled and paid with prom tess eul "'e''
' DIRECTORS.
,,, tobn 0othmr George Arclsrius,
1870 ,' fofr CemrlaI George COuSn,
Joshua Brush. h1nei1 q, '.iaiH 80 No.,
pu.'s ~, IN, Adam Sorde Robert Kermit
Ben. De Forest, Nunain lcseft tIhs I.
Anthony Chsrdon. LeyyisC "a amcrsey, william browning
A. isurence William r Dean Henry Ellsworth
"''N GEORGE IRELAND President
% ucnox,tn SECRETARY OFF
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NfaSF IIE
- r,sa-s~can he chartered for excursions durus We
zs @>sr-ess suing season Tue boat Lies al The foot OF
Rsscb-st North River Apply ri the Office OF
4 L q l. SCHUYLER. Hanoyer-st,
Tho above boat il also or All persons are forbid
-. -, ib,. canaan ieo
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ne Da(lp 1)l,.
Terms.
IMSURAMCE.

THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Il SURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February II,
1929 and charter renewed 1847 continue insure on
buildings ofevery description and use, except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills, Furnaces and Backsmiths
Shops, Tanneries where furnaces used Carpenters
Wheewrights Charmaker's, and Cabinemaker's Shops,
buildings them to be exposed thereby, and
buildings which power is employed or shavngs
snch quantities increase the risk and
buildings used for unlawful purposes, in which unlawful
business is carried with the and knowledge Of
the assured,
They also insure Household Furniture, including books,
wearing apparel and family stores, kept in dwelling hous
eshay End grain live stock, carriages and harnesses,
Except the stock Of livery stables
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insur Company and the large dividends
paid the expiration of policy have secured the conf
dence of the public, and the present managers fits
DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
OF The above information The of their cash fund
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars and, with their
vigilance in looking after their risks. they confidently be-
leve will continue to increase. The inducement, to
persons owning the kinds OF property which the Company
insure be protected against loss, is great if NOT
greater, in that office than in any other.
NJ Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Secry.
Worcester May z, l847. l9tf
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VOL III.
A RARE CHANCE-FOR SALE,


;sass3e&ss flNHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
sSAEHSSsSS located on LINCOLN STREET. in the City
Hsas4sEz8S OF worcester, four minutes walk from the
AEF T55EE Court House, late the property of Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
to five acres of choice land bounded west
ery ITO feet on Lincoln Street, southerly on Kendall
street 800 feet easterly Oak Avenue nearly 800 feet
and northely on the estates OF Rev. AonZo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas There are, the premises good Barn.
recently erected and from thousand fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection of the fin
est varieties of Apples Pears, Peaches Plums Ounces
&C. The other portions of the land grass and grain
and are suitable for gardening. There is copious and
permanent spring of water On the lot capable of being
for an artificial fish pond, other purposes.
The above Estate affords chance for any gentle
man wishing to provide himself with beautiful private
residence may be divided into lots SO as to afford
the opportunity for profitable speculation If not sold
soon at private sale 1t will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further information, am permitted to refer to Rev.
ALoNzo Hill, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, or P. w. WAIT,
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester, June %, le45. dwtf
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PATIENTS
Anerscan and Foreign Office, end Agency of the
U. s. Patent Office. Washington,
M Gf1fo


No. % State Street, Boston.
ENHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er Patents, is agent of the u 5. Patent Office fol
ceving and forwarding the same, models, specimens
manufactures to be patented deposited therein which
Will be sent of expense and rts and with despatch
He prepare Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
the necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
into American and foreign works. validity of inven
lions, and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries
By application at this office, inventors saved the
time and cost of journey Washington and delay there
as well all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage Uerbaly explaining their
Inventions and of consulting in respect them matters,
IN general Of paramount importance in order obtain
correct specifications and claims. The experience of
teen years. practice extensive collection works.
decisions &C., on mechanical subjects the Patent Laws
and patents of different countries collected at much ex-
pense during the long time this Office has been established
together with here kept of inventions patented
Washington enable the subscriber afford inventors
DESTROYS of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult of attainment.
R. II. EDDY. Civil Engineer.
Boston, June 49, ewly S3 &eod
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nAGUERREOTYPES.

ToHN A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
81 formerly occupied by Litch Whipple No. e6 Wash.
ington Street, BOSTON, where he will give personal
ronaee The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine large collection OF specimens ofthe art.
Boston, June Q. u