Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-11-05
Newell's Patent Safety Lamp
AND LAMP FEEDER.

A NEW ARTICLE, warranted to preUent all acct.
IA, dents ir.m the uee of BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE,
ana all other explosive compounds used for the produc
This invention is applied sttOer, Rrass Britannia
Class, aud all other styles of Lamp and Lamp kee@gSs
Als9, NEWELL,s AROMATIC BGRNING FLUID
grease SMOKE any disagreedble odor, and is free
from campbene, or spirits of Turpentite
The following certificate is sufficient guarantee of
the entire safety and efficiency of the Safety Lamp aud
the Feeder:
CERTIFICATE.
We have had an opportunity to test the Patent Safety
Lamp and Lamp Feeder of Ar, John Newell, of this ci
tv, in regard to The of protection which their
construction affords. In the trials to which sub
explosions Of the vapU OF the fluid mixed with air. and
to burst them by The pressure OF the vapor alone.
The principle adopted by Mr.. Newell is that of the
well known Davy Lamp. He has comb ned the parts
that satisfied that all risk of explosive action is
removed. CHAS. +. JACKSON, M. d.,
AUG. A. HAYES, NJ. ID,
Assayer to State of Massachusetts.
The public ate requested to call the subscriber and
the above yaIuabe improvement, at his rooms
directly over n o. 247 Main street.
Many of the Lamps in use, either oil or fluid, can
be altered at small expense to this principle
For sale wholesale or retail, by
E. F. DIXIE, General agent for Worcester.
Worcester. Sept 49, 1852 dtf
OFFICE tRAHKLIN MARINE AND)1
FIEE Insurance COMPANY,
Of NeU York. }
IN
l sets the Franklin Marine and Fire Insurance Com
pany, of New ork respectfully submit the fol owing
statement:
The Capital STOCK of this Company is Three Hum
dred Thousand Dollars, which with the in
for interest the same consists of the following
securities and nvesim nts, viz:
Premium Notes, taken upon and with appli-
for Insurance.. 100000 90
Cash and Cash Itms on deposit and on and, $4,000 90
Invested in Bonds an Mortgages, with in
terest PAID and payable, as per list filed
with the Treasurer of the Common cath
of Massachusetis, on the Both day OF june
1882. l4l9Z2 9g
The above Company does nut allow their Agents to
write upon extra, or specially hazardous risks
VIM l.. AVERY, Secretary.
VIM McKINDLEY,
MOSES POWELL,
G. ii VAN BUREN,
ISAAC FREEMAN,
JAMES VAN BUREN,, -sn
CADY HOLLlSTER.
Subscribed AID sworn to before us,
I DR o. x UAhR' Justices of the Peace,
in and for Saratoga County, NJ Y.
STATE OF NEW YoRK,
SARATOGA CoHaiy, SIS.
James w. Horton, Clerk the County of Saratoga,
do hereby certify, that John r. arr, and D. r. OakIy
whose subscribed to the annexed aft iavt
were the date of said affidavit Justices OF the Peace
of the County Of Saratoga dwelling said County, du-
ly qualified, and that am well acquainted with the
hand writing of the said Justices and verify believe
the signatures gen une.
Intestimony whereof, have hereunto set my name,
October, in the year 1852
SEAL JAMES. W HORTON, Clerk.
New England Branch Office, No. 26s Main street,
Worcester, Mass. CHARLES WASHBURN,
oct30 T6t Assistant Secretary
BNOTIC -RB
THE subscriber having taken the Shop recently occu
i pied by WIN. A. WHEELER, respectfully gives no.
tice, that he is prepared to furnish
HEAVY MILL WORK,
Shafting, and General Jobbing.
FORGING, TURNING, and BORING, done to order.
ALSO, Manufactures STATIONARY STEAM EN-.
GINES, and attends to Repairs. Wrought Iron
Work, such Doors, Shutters, Vaults Sales, Kali
ing Grating, and Fencing, made to order.
PLANS and ESTIMATES furnished, when de-
sired. Orders solicited and executed with despatch,
at satisfactory prices.
Orders left at No. 30 Thomas street, or at the
Office of the Foundry, will receive attention
CHAS A. WHEELER,
Worcester, March l, 1852. mar4 daw9m