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NORTH CAROLINIAN.
THAT DAM ROARING.
F.1YETTEVILLE. ~. z

A young buck went to see the daughter Of
n Presby teran elder lately, whose house was
near Il mldalh 1t being the spring of the
year the waters made q considerable of roar as
they tnmbed over the dam. The modest young
gentleman tapped lightly at the door, but at
lirst received axswer. He tapped again..
st no answer. Again and again lie repeated
his knock, bat still he was nnheard Muster
ing up courage, he proceeded to inAict some
severe thumps on the door, which brought the
staid old gentleman out.
II suppose" said the youngster, who had by
this time become slightly savage, from being
compelled to wait long, Il suppose you
could not hear me knocking for the dam
ing" ''rhe dnm roaring! What do you mean,
sir? How dare you speak in that way" said
the divine, somewhat angered at hearing tho
young man swear in his presence.
Il mean to say sir, that suppose you could
not hear my knocking account of the dam
roaring" .G
Dam roaring again! You Tot.na scoun-
drel! Have you the impudence to insult me
with Il repetition of those words? Begone sir!"
MY dear sir, quoth the bewildered
youth Il intended to say that ! presumed
could not be heard account Of the dam
roaring" laying particular emphasis on the last
two words
.'IEsuIt on INSULT" shouted the inruriated
man, and he at the poor fellow with the
evident intention of ejecting him, but was re-
strained by the voice of his daughter exclaim-
ing: "Papa, | suppose the young man intended
to say that he could not be heard Oh account
of the roaring of the dam"
"Oh! beg your pardon, sir-I beg your
pardon-walk in, walk in, reaily-ah! well!
declare! The dam roaring! Capitall Como
in, come in, that is really too rich"
1t is needless to add that the youngstcr went
in, and in the excellent society of the young
lady, soon forgot the ''dam roaring"
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Wilmington, Charlotte, & Rutherford
Rail Road COn,Du,zu

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company, will be held in the Town Of VIII
mIngton on Wednesday. the 22d day October
next II. w. GUION, Prest.
Sept. 27. l74t
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On the road between Mr. Duncan McNeils and Capt
McCallumn s, my Pocket Book, containing one note
John Mclean, for ttty-two dollars. dated sometime
in 1854. payable to DR.. II. Mclean, with d. NJ Nc
Cormick witness. This is to caution all persons from
trading for said Note. and the maker from paying
to any myself the Editor of the
Carolinian
G.. NJ. MCNEILL.
Sept G. 1856, lift
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FOR SALE.

S44 Acres of Land. lying Cape Fear River-Store
Dwelling Out Houses all in first order The Store
is fine business stand at the Cross Roads and the
land is be excelled by any in North Carolina
Any person desiring to purchase can obtain further
particulars respecting the property by calling CT
either of at Willis Greek the Wilmington Road
Is mi les from Fayetteville.
SARAH WRIGHT
Oct f. 1S-tf JAMES WRIGHT.
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JAMES b. FERGUSON.
AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
FAYETTEVILLE, n c.
Solicts sales and consi gnments to which he will
give his personal attention.
REFEKENcEs-H. q E. J. Lilly, E. ". Willkings, S.
W. Tillinghast.
April "a. 1886. 6m
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Te!sll Traids.

There are three things that never become
rusty-the money of The benevolent, the shoes
of the butchers horse, aud woman's tongue,
Three things not, t,easily done-to allay thirst
with fire, to dry wet with water, and to please
all in everything that is dotie.
Three things that are as good as the bests
brown bread in Il famine; well water in thirst;
and great coat in very cold weather.
: Three things as good the bettcrs-dirty
water to eXtngush fire, homeIy wife for
blindman, and wooden sword to a coward. /,
Three warnings from the grare-"i'hotl
knowcst what was, thou knowest what l am,
remember what thou art to be-"
Three things Of short ntinuaton-lady's
love, chip fire, end 6 brooks food. =.
Three things that ought never to be from
home--a cat, the chimney, and house wife.
Three things in the peacock-the garb Of an
angel, the walk Of thief and the voice of the
devil.
Three things it is unwise to boast of-favor
of thy ale, he b4anty of thy wife, and the con-
tents of thy purse.
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PETER p. JOHNSON

PETER p. JOHNSON,
IS receiving his FALL STOCK OF GOODS.
His stock is large-the largest he offered for
sae.-conssting of
DRY GOODS, Begging, Rope, Leather,
Shoes, Hats, Nails, Fish, Sugar, Coffee, &c,
which he will sell low at wholesale retail. Pur-
chasers are respectfully requested to call and examine
for themselves.
Aug. 80. 1856. 9l3-3t
REMOVAL
G.. W I. GOLDSTON has removed to the Store
recently occupied by Troy Il Marsh the Dobbin
House.
Sept. 9th, 14-tf
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S25 Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber the lst of April
last II negro named Rand. al,out six feet h Oh
80 years of age, and black. Said negro is sup
posed lurking in the neig hberhood of John Bell
or James Mckethan.
The above reward viii be paid to any person de-
tivering said negro to at Locksville. Chatham
\. c.. or continuing him in any Jail in the State where
| get him. NATHAN KING.
June 25. 1856 4-tf
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Il. F. r r f2CE
IS NOW OPENING, large and desirable Stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
consisting in part of
Black and Colored Silks.
English and French Merinos
Plain and Fig'd DeLanes some beautiful patterns.
Black and Fancy Apacas,
Edgngs and Insertings,
Collars and Undersleeves,
Cactus and Whalebone Skirts
JacOnet, Nainsook. Swiss and Plaid Muslins,
French. English and American Prints,
Cloths and Cassimel'es
Satnetts, Jeans and Tweeds,
Plaids, Linseys and Kerseys,
Carolina and Marlboro Stripes
Bfeached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings.
White and Colored Flannels,
Driliings ard Tickngs
irish Linens. good assortment.
Linen Table Cloths, Towelinas and NaoEins
ShaWts, ClOaks and Mantillas,
Extra quality of Bed Blankets
Ribbons, Belts, Gloves. Hosiery. &C.
ALSO
Hats.Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shoes and Umbrellas:
general assortment of
RE1D YMA DE CLIO THIVG
and every variety in the YANKEE MOTION TrSE
which will be sold at small advance for CASH -.
On time to punctual customers, either at -
Wholesale or RetaH
All are respectfully invited to give me ean hefc.
purchasing elsewhere.
B. F. PEARCE
Hay St, Fayetteville, Sept. l, 1856. l4-tf
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100 ACRES OF LAND lying apper Little
River, IN Harnett County. we'll tmbered and we'll
located for the Turpentne business. 1t will be sold
Der at Fayetteville.
Sept. y, lift WM Ncf, Mckay
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Bank
and three doors above his old stand, where he would
he glad to see all his old friends He expects to keep
ON hand good assortment of Saddles. Brides Whips
and ~ thing in his line OF business
ness &C. and his charges shall be moderate.
September IS, 1856. l5-6m
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MA I1R 4 SSES! IA 7'7,R ISSESIi
have on hand a large lot of first rate
NIAsSrRAssES,
Which will sell cheaper aud favorable terms
as to time than they can be gotten any where else
Call and examine them.
Sept p. 174t JACOB OTTARBURG.
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NOTICE.

ALL those having accounts against Josiah johnson
late of Cumberland County, deceased. are hereby
notified to present the for payment and those
indebted to said Josiah Johnson requested to come
forward and settle without DELAY.
WARREN JOHNSON. Admir-.
Sept. 49, 1856. l5-3m
NEW l1CHEREL
so Barrels Mackercl Inspection 1856 lust received
ALSO.
80 Boxes extra good Cheese for sale by
PETER Z. JOHNSON.
Aug. %. 13-tf
Professor Woods Hair Restorative,
for sale by S. j. HINSDALE
Aug. 80. 1856. 9l3-tf
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]. A. PEMBERTON1
HAS JUST RECEIVEB!

ONE Of the most deslrafie SIOChS OF SII-Esk
FANCY STAPLE GOODS offered by
embracing all the NEWEST STYLES of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Such as Plain and cold NOR Entique Silks. Rich
brio Satins. Striped and plain Silk Valencia, Popl.
Robes Plain and Brocaae Merine5. Plain Plaid
Rich fgd French DeI.ains, and q great many 8
ncw Styles. Also, large STOCK of Velvet g
and Silk Mantillas. Cloaks and Talmas, Day =
Stella, plush and Tiftic ShawIs. great yarls1f
Il, Lat, tctx lnSn Of
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4 BEsur1ruL THoucHr-Some one has said
of those who die voting, that. "they. are like
the lambs which the Alpine shepherds bear
in their arms to highes, greener pastures, that
the focks may follow"
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
FALL STOCK. now receiving. by
S. J. HINSDALE
Aug. 80. 1856. 9l3-tf
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JAMES G.. DAVIS,

n It 0 X e A II L \ W.
All business intrusted will be promptly attended to
Address Montpelier post Office, Richmond county \. G
October l, 1855. "
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0. HOUSTON

WOULD return his thanks to
ene punllc for the liberal patron
ase ne mas received, and hopes.
oy puhctuality in business. for a
continuation of the same.
He has commenced, business on
his own responsibility, on the
, South side of. Person street. two
1oorS taJo IL - ."
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How A BANKER FAILED.-A foreign 3papcr
saws that NJ Place, the French Banter who
recently failed for the immense sum of sixteen
millions of francs, Oh the very night preceding
his failure gave a magnificent banquet to his
friends, the cost Of which was fabulous! To-
ward the close of the entertainment dessert
was placed on the table, in the centre of which
was rich silver vase, which M. Place said
contained nuts for the ladies 20 crack, and in
vited them to put their little white hands in and
take some. Imagine their surprise when each
drew forth, not nuts, but a piece of valuable
jewelry! The last valuahle piece was said to
be worth sixty dollars, and other pieces we're
worth large sumsr He knew, Of course, that
the next morning his failure fwoud be an
nounced-W hat name others may apply to
conduct like this we do not know, but if we
were called upcn to characterize it, we 'shanld
use very plain, familiar, and expressive ord
-swindling.
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Life is divided INTO three terms: that which
was, which is, and which will be.--Let us learn
from the past to profit by the present, and from
the present to live better for the future.
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
100 ACRES OF LAND lying on apper Little
River in Harnett County. well timbered and we'll
on accommodating terms, Apply soon to the subseri-
Sept 81 lift VIM. Mel. MCKAY
MA z'7'RASSES! NA 7'TRASSESIi
have on hand a large lot of first rate
MAs~rRAssEs,
Which will sell cheaper aud on more favorable terms
as as to time than they can be gotten any where else
Call and examine them.
Sept. p. l7-4t JACOB OTTARBURG.
20 furkins prime Grayson Butter
200 choice \. G. Hams.
eo..a GEO. NcNE1LL.
Sept -. l7-2t
FOR SALE.
TIN PLATE,
Sheet Iron,
Iron Wire,
Zinc, and Tin Ware and Stoves Of
various patterns. By
G. w. ANDREWS.
Sept 27. 17tf Market Square.
REMOTAL
HUGH GRAHAM has removed to the Store for
merly occupied by VI. W. Jessup on the west side of
Gillespie Street wlere lie viii continue to keen on
hand supply of Grocersas and Provisions He wonld
solicit his customers and friends to give him call.
Sept I, 1856 list
GROCERIES,
rs Sacks Coffee, assorted.
SO bbIs Sugar
Caddys Tea. For sale by
Sept. 20 16tf E. F. MOORE
FISH
so bbls. No 3 Mackerel
25 qrs. do No 81
%
10 bbls Herring
500 lbs Goldfish For sale bv
Sept. 20. 16-tf E. F. MOORE.
CHEESE.
Goshen and Dairy Cheese.
Sperm and Admantne Candles.
10 boxes Soda Biscuit,
so Jars West India Preserves.
For sale by E. f. MOORE
Sept. 90 16-tf
JUST RECEIVED.
500 Sacks Salt
SO Kegs Nails.
20 Cases Negro Shoes
For sale by E. F. MOORE
Store formerly occupied by Hall & Sackett.
FOX RENT.
The desirable Dwelling now occupied bv Mrs Hart
ply to JAS G. Cock, Esq.
Sent
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FOX RENT

The desirable Dwelling occupied bv Mrs Hart
man. Robeeon Street. For further particulars an
tply to JAS G. Cook, ESQ.
Sept27 I7-4t
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THE C.LcuLArlSG MACHINE The Baltimore
American Of yesterday morning says:s ii !.
'''Fhis wonderful invention has attracted the
attention Of the scientific world to a degree
scarcely equalled by any other device of modern
ingenuity. Its plan may be pretty well com
pretended by imagining a row of ten small,
movable, metal fyurcs, Oh sshIeh are engraved
the dlHerent numerals, and which are drawn in
and out ike tlie stops Of an organ, each stop, i,
representing an order Under these stops is g
row of eight SMALL square, metal faces, with
number engraved on it, and capable OF changing
in obedience 70 the movements OF the machinery
within, that any figure from to may be
presented by each; these faces serving to lndi-
cate the reaction, if any. in the answer. Below
these faces are four small dals, like ordinary
watch face> surrounded with figures and fur
nshed with hands, which indicate the fgues
serving to express the answer ;. ,yhis is obtained
by drawing out the stops corresponding to the
orders contaned in the sum to be worked,
until the farthest figure visible on. each stop
expresses the required units Of eac! order;
the sum being TINS expressed, the buttons at
tachetl to each dial screwed in winding
Il, IA watch, stopping when the mechanism is
ielt to resist further movement. The hands
move during The screwing, and the figures to-
which they point, when the operation is through, 1.
give the answer to- the question propounded on
the stops" s-.-s.- -
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Speaking of hoops, Punch saws that the man
who intends getting round his wife must start
very early in the morning.
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L U NJ B E |
EDWIN GLOTER.
Watch Maker and .JewelIer.

At the old Stand, North side of Hay Street.
FAYETTEVIIIE.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE

(Here the bidder to sign his name
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ENEMA,LE OLGA cFFlCE
NO. "a LEyERETr STREET, BOSTON.

MRS. CASvVELL. Female Physician, returns
her incere thanks to the ladies Of Boston, and vicinity
a. tbe liberal patronage bestowed upon her, ana hopes
Nv strict attention to business still @ receive their gener-
os npnaY TO that class Of females who dislike to con-
snt o IN he opposite save in extreme necessity,
shS an AZ heretofore theinesmable heneh Of edu-
cate ex,erenced aud discreet Female Medical Adviser
From ber long experience and practice she fully pre-
nared 10 be consulted on all diseases peculiar to her SEX
such AZ Weakness suppressions Diseases Of the Lungs
Liver stomach Kidneys &C., as well Is Midwifery Mrs
o. watend ladies' incondnement their residences at
any hour Of the day night. Iathe treatment Of the
various Diseases Mrs c. has reason 10 think herself
ond to other regular practitioner and she permitted
refer those ladies who wish to consn her. to other Ia
dies who have found relief from her skin, Rooms pro-
vided for those who wish to rrmain during treatment
N. B.-A Private Lying-n Asylum, Of the first Glass,
for convenience and security counecei with this esab
lishnient, and personally snpefintended by Mira o.
Ladies' suffering from Irregularities, irom colds and
other causes, especially attended TO.
MedlcItes carefully put up and sent to all parts Of the
country. e ~ - a
Medical and Surgical aid Of the highest respectfully,
has ben procured and those wishing 70 consult oue Of
the opposite sex. canJdo so 4 preferred.
on Advice gratis.
Klletters, post paid. promptly attended 70.
Remember The number AZ % LEVhhkIr srkhsT'
jamie 's8
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TRANsEENT AnYnRTIsMMENT

~
For the Daily Spy must in all cases. be paid in advance
at the rates given above. Peryons residing at distance
may readily ascertain the cost Of any number of inser-
tions by consulting the table, and remit accordingly.
u The contractor for square for year with the right
change has also the privilege of making up his space
with several small advertisements he chooses. Larger
advertisements at the same prOpOrtonate rates.
~ Advertisements inserted every other day, or on
special days, two thirds of the above Advertise
ments ordered inside all the time SO per cent advance.
Special notices, IS per cent. advance
Loaded business notices. in reading columns, 10 cts
inc for one insertion.
Notices of Funerals 25 Cts Obituary notices. in ad-
uiton to the record of the DEATH cents per line.
WEEKLY PAPER. One square, weeks $1,00. Each
additional insertion 20 c On squars months $500.
One square, year, $9.oo
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INSULATED ELECTRIC sCROTL,--

INSULATED ELECTRIC SCROLL.--
n The subscriber has Invented, and taken measures to
patent Lightning Conductor in the form of
scroll The great advantages of this article will be obyi-
persons in any degree familiar with the science of
electricity. The scroll half inchin diameter and
made of Sheet Iron Copper four inches in width a
foring eight superficial inches Of conductor equal in the
Iron Scroll to pound bar of the same metal two and
two thirds inches in diameter, and the copper to bar
of iron eighteen aad two-thrd inches
The immense capacity Of this conductor obviates the
necessity of at l0ast oneha the usual number ground
leading lines, and thereby reduces the number of running
feet by perhaps onehird which, considered together
with the price Of the Conductor per foot will show that
is not only the best hut of the cheapest in USE
The Insulator is Simple Terra Gotta Fastener, which
admits Of the free contraction and expansion of the metal
sept5dtf T q. RICE, Worcester, Mass
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Price Two cents.
GlotI)jna.
G R e At. UslI
w ALL 6 BALLOONS
-FoR-
READY MADE CLOTHING
2TCES MARKED DOWN
Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever befor.
in Worcester!

Clothing Sold Cheaper than ever befor.
an Worcester!
WALL & BALLOON take great pleasure. in announcing
to the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that we are prs
pared to sell READY MADE CLOTHING cheaper than
any other House in the city, If we have to
Sc L l. A t GO S n!
We are bound not to be undersold by any one Our
Goods the best the market Affords made of the best
material, and in the latest styles We have large va
riety OF
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Consisting Of oravats Ties Silk and Cotton Pocket Hand
kerchieis. Shirts, Collars, Bosoms, Gloves. Wool
Undershirts and Drawers, &C. In our
e STOM DEPART MENT,
may be found large assortment of Piece Goods hencb
and American Doeskns, Foreign and Domestic Broad.
cloths, Velvet SILK and Cashmere vesngs which WILDE
made order in the best manner, short notice. and
satisfaction given.
Do moi forget the place to buy cheap.
No. 3 Worcester House Block,
:. " R, "ASl' WALL s. BALCoM.
NO diff
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GRAPE vINEs.-A few vines q the Diana
u rape And the Hartford Prolific may be had II ap
ped for soon These are by far the best varieties yet
known for cultivation in this climate. The Diana Ia 50
peror 10 either the Isalfla Caawba aud Is So weeks
earlier Tha Hartford Prolific e suilar In quality 10 tho
Isabella and month earlier than that Kind Both aru
entirely hardy. J. NJ. EARLE
worcealsf, Nov. IL, 1865. e-a
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE
A new collectnn Of

Social, Woral, and ReIigious Songs,
Designed for the of Schools, Summarizes Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED,
BY o. OoLLEsrER
The editor having had many years experience as
Teacher AID Director of Music and having been for seve
raj years employed teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employedin the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass by
which circumstances AM various other opportunities he
has boon enabled to ascertain the wants of the people in
regard to this department of education, feels confident
that it viii not only meet the appreciation of the many
Teachers and Superntendents of Schools and friends Of
education who have earnestly solicited its compilation
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. ]. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester.
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for
warded to any address receipt of eleven Letter Postage
Stamps NIB dtfSwa
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Boston advertisements.
NE edo Al NO TIC e


lta
DIR. II. GREEN, has under treatment nun ernua
eases OF all kinds of Chronic diseases among which are
about five hundred casesof CANCER. His Office is daily
thronged by those afflicted with Scronla Humors of the
Blood Diseases of the Throat and Lungs Dyspepsia v.
er Complaint, Dropsy, rheumatism Heart Complaints,
Consumption of the Blood, Nervous Debility, Female
Complaints, and all Chronic Diseases.
In consequence of the increase Of business It became
necessary 10 employ another medical assistant He has
now the pleasure of informing the public that he has Sc
cured the services of Dr. G. W. FAY thorough ard &C.
compshed physician and surgeon One who has enjoy.
ed superior advantages in the best medical schools and
hospitals in the country.
Dr. Green now having four assistants hopes to be abs
TO meet the demands of those who may prefer the natural
system OF medicine upon scientific principles He has
recently fitted up another boarding house. where those
from distance can have all the necessary for
sonable com pensation.
Persons wishing 10 Cancer or ScrouIous Tumors
traated by the Plaster, do by calling the Office
Ample reference can be given to show the complete
cess of his practice.
DR.. Green win be at the Office every day from A. NJ
till p NJ, Wednesday and Saturday evenings from to
O'Clock. Dr. Fay or some competent person viii be in
the Office from A. NJ to P. NJ Sundays from to 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
faIb as
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LSlH e. INSURA N q 5c.-The Mechanics Mutu
Fire Insurance Co.. Of Worcester hereby give notice
that the Directors Of said Company have by vote deter
nlned to DIVIDE the property insured by them, into two
Glass, which takes effect from this date. One million dol
lars having been previously subscribed be insured in
that class the same terms other Mutual Offices Coz
tor and WoJeu Mills, having the following caracteris-
hcs viz; built Of brick stone heated by steam having
nnsushng fires, and the picker of the main n or
N me mill IN fire proof room. They also insure in
tie Mecnanlcs Class dwelling houses farm barns stores
STOCKS OF goods machine Shops and mechanics property
generally, excepting shaving risks" and such as is
termed .extra hasardous'
DIRECTORS Henry Denny. Worcester; Geo Black
bum, Postoa Essex Saunders, GraftoR Aionzo White
Leicester r. s. Denny, Cappvle; Geo. ST. Rice Wor.
cester Vim B. Fox, Jr., Worcester; Dwight Foster
Worcester Daniel Taipter, Worcester Samuel L. aodg
eB, Leicester HENRY A. Denny Pres't
VIM S. Denny, Seey.
Worcester, Sept. 10. 1865. DIFF