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bag ANOTHER SOLDIER GoNE.-A letter

bG- ANOTHER SOLDIER COMA letter
dated Camp Newbern, y. Co. January 1917 has the
sad intelligence of the death of WILSON D. GrLLETT,
oTphod fever in tle 24,h year of his age. The letter
says WILSON son of LEWIS B. GILLE1T, of She
6Aequn and was TIE time Of his death, Corporal in
Capt l. T. HORTON ; Ccnaany ofiTlst regiment Penn
syTana Militia He died in the service Of his country
and gave his life sacrifice TO its really as If
ne had fallen the battle field. When he was drafted
his father offered him money 10 hire substitute but his
patriotism and unselfs nature prompted him to refuse
The offer for as he said in conversation with the writer
Nhe at Suffolk, he did not wish another to die for him.
But alas little did he think that Death was SO soon to
mark AIM as his Though scarcely three months had
passed since We FIRST made his acquaintance as fellow
soldier, he had the friendship and esteem of the
whole company, by his honest and upright course He
summed the society of the vicious and kept himself aoot
rom the vices prevalent in camp. He yielded willing
o the cruel edct and expressed hopes ofneetng hls
friends in better world.
WILSON the second that Mr. GILLETT has lost in
lie Wharf.-The first having been killed in the battle OF Fair
oaks Such sacrifices the part of patriotic ct-
1n are worthy of the gratitude of the nation and those
VINO are called upon to make them deserve the sympathy
ola grateful people. AN,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-12

Aa- CoURr PRoCEEDINGs.-The February
Term of our County Court convened Monday I'd inst
before Hon. U. MERCER President, and Hon JOHN PASS
MORE and Hon. V. N. LONG, Associate Judges.
The first day of the Term occupied in hearing mo-
mons, receiving Constabes returns swearing IN the
Oonstabes elected in January The following Constabes
We're sworn
Athens Borough-A. o. Smell,
Athens Township-J w. Drake,
Nathan Edmnster,
Samuel W. Clark,
Armenia-Reuben Johnston,
Albany-Gardner Allen,
Asylum-E. W. Decker,
bnriington-Robert w. Pruyne,
Borough-D. d. McGee,
West-Amasa Greene,
Hanton-Hiram Lockwood
Solumbia--M S. Ayers,
sranklin-Danie W. Cokely,
Granyille--J. B. Packard,
Herrck--J. ]. Anderson.
Lltchfeld--Henry Wocott,
teRoy-S B. Morse,
honroe--J L. Cooibatgh,
- Borough-J. W. Magill,
Vfweil-Ju lius Gorham,
Oyerton--B. j. McGovern,
Plke-Ransford Brink,
Eoms-J. Il. Allen.
hiagbury-Aezauder Stirtor,
Scne Borough-E, L. Spaldns,
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h9- The quarterly meeting Of the Brad
Ford County reacbsfz Association will be held at Or
well Hill, commencing on Friday, February 18th, at 10
o'clock A. NJ and continue in session tiA Saturday
All are invited to attend.
There will be lecture by Mr. RosCEL, on Friday even
Ing aiso essay will be read by Miss MARY FULLER.
The Com--tee will report resolutions for discussion,
upon the following topics, viz
l. The duty of teachers to elevate and ehnob.e the pro
isson of teaching, if they expect it to ran With the
ether prof.ss.
O. Tie Importance Of order, and Of books and the
rights o. property, &c.
3. Methods of teaching writing.
4 The Importance OF giving more attention 20 moral
culture.
& The proprety of having female teachers take Pat
in the discussions.
ALT0N, seo'y.
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a1ft there are any friends OF I. or J

.ap II there are any = vi
u,eo,ys. of the q. s. Army, they can hear Of
Ls'HosA 70 their advantage by calling on the under
nnethlpS " S. w. ALYORD, N.
dnsi T., n 1868.
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49, New RENDERINGs-Manyo of the say
ings of the day are becoming hreadbare and need new
renderings The following will perhaps Ire regarded ss
improvements upon the texts:
A Big thing on lee
It is an object of proportions vast
That looms Up gradually DER congealed water.
:" ! Don't See r.
In faith the thing Of which thou glibly pratcst,
And whose existence | would tain affirm,
ls to ny optics quite impapsbe
" Do you t,ke Postage Stamps ~
Those dainty eff ges of our patriot sires,
So deitly craven, that insure the flight
OF Loves fond missiye, or the graver billet
Familiar to the teeming maTtJ Of trade,
Prhee as filthy lucre dost accept?
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sa- STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY," The
annual meeting aud election Of the Pennsylvania State
Agricultural Society was held at Harrisburg on the ZOth
c,. Thomas 7. Knox, WAS elected President, Tor the
ensuing year and B. Morris Ellis, Of Lycoming county,
vas chosen Vice President for the lo md A. 4 Knapp
northumberland, for the 18th District A Boyd Ham
lion of Harrisburg, elected corresponding Secreta
w. It was unanimously resolved to hold State Fair for
tn. present year. aud acomtee was appointed to fix
upon time and place.
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.n SMALL Pox.-As this malignant dis

40 SMALL fO&.-AS luis ""lSs ""u- a''
raUipc in almost every town, and in tactin differ
in this county, our borough authorities have
aned delegation of physicians to vaccinate every
;ia,t If the borough. This precaution is commenda
AM person is overl looked they will be gratui
vaccinated By calling at the office of most of our
%,ons There has been re case of small pox in this
pace, as yet.
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uooprptg An insane woman named

ra.iding in the northern part OF Columbia coun-
monday morning murdered three of her step chill
,asd respectively T. 9, and IL years, by severing
n from their bodies and throwing their remains
IF" s.. f.. She is now in Columbia county jail.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-12

ts,- Coon BoYs.-None cf the hands con-
,ted with the Republican office, chew tobacco. What
.S oqfce EMPLOYING a dozen hands can say as much.
~Bnghamton Republican"
None @ of the hands conaected with this office,
drink chew smoke, play keards, nor chase hoops =
There's morality.
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South Creek--Peter J. Dean,
Standing Stone-Nathaniel Morgan,
Smithfeld-A. C Hale
ringfeld-BeDjamin Strong,
Sheshequn-George Childs,
Sylvania Boro'-Riley NJ. Ross,
Towanda--J. NJ. Swartwood,
=" North--Sarnuel Hawkins,
Borough-A. D. Shipuan G.. II. Eaton.
Troy TOwnship--H. II Fish.
Troy Borough--A. D. Williams,
Terry-Hiral1 Stone,
Tuscarora-A. j. SiIvara,
Uster-George w Nichols,
Warren-5acob s. Allyn,
Wells--James Mitchell,
Windham-James Newman,
Wimot--P. c. Miller,
Wyalusng--F. o. Goodwin,
Wysox--J. d. Allen,
The following persons summoned as Grand Jurors
were in attendance and sworn: Foreman. ELLIOTT
WHITNEY, J. W. Alger, E. W Burdick Rufus Burlington,
Wm Cooper, Geo. Corey, Daniel Dmmock John Fiddler
William Jacklr Salisbury Kimball, j. J. Lewis, Justin
Loomis, r. W. McCleland James McElwain, H. 4. Nil
Ter, Dan. Russell, Hiram Shaw, James Smith, Aaron
Vandyke, Jr., Thomas Weller, James Wilcox
The amount of criminal business for this term un
usually small. and the Grand Jury acting upon the fol
lowing cases
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Con-. p,. Morris e. Son.-Charge of the Court, IS
ported by member of the bar -
TEXT" Thou shalt not steal.'
Thou shalt not steal thy neighbor goods,
And say you found them in the woods,
Where a soldier hid his ill-got plunder,
When he had left the bIttie's thunder.
Thou shalt not steal by night or day,
And in the darkness take away
From TRACY Store his merchandise
On which you looked with evil eyes
Thou Shalt not ste al from any one,
And lay it to your youthful son.
Far better that the truth you tell,
Ifyoud avoid the road to hell.
If the cause is won or lost,
The Jury can't control the cost.
SwEARA CONSTABLE.
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ss~ Any person knowing where the plate

,5icb contains the likenesses of HENRY CHAHPLIN
, osEPH PRATT, which we're taken for the frame be-
gpg to the Collegiate Insttete will confara favor up
4, the parents Of Mr. CHAMP4IH by informing the under
signed where it is, and how it be obtained dong
enough to have 4 copy taken. F.G' 'CoBCAN.
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AAAll9Do

In Rome on the evening Of Feb l. 1868 at the residence
of Prof j. G. Towner. by Rev. Geo. VIM: stone Mr.
JAMES McGRANAHAN and Miss ADDlE VlChoKf.
In Towanda Sunday, Feb l, 1868. by Rev F. Leo Mr..
EDWARD DRESLAlNE, of North Towanda, TO MISS
MARY HARRINGTON, of Towanda
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rbo Tiara (. Bradford Democrat says

,;o, House at Athens, narrowly escaped being
tie rr;5ov evening last. The fire caught in the sa
Hl'V1 |,[r Michael Walsh, and damaged the building Sc
ba Mr. Wslsh's loss is about $780,
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nem anNerttseatents

A CONSTANT SUPPLY OF EXCISE
IA STAMPS. OF almost all denominations Kept on
hand and for sale by b. .. RUSSELL.
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Nv Tows.-Col Fl. j. MADILL and
pa ,,rvcrR. of the l4lst Regiment, and Lieut..
0pt CHAs. oF the Regular Army, have been in town
~ !;,s the past week
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eocAL AND GENERAL.
v,s1r-The friends of Rev.

,r,ov VIsIr.-The TRENDS OF heV.
w Ill nav him donation visit at the h' Z. rar'
To05, o Towards on Tuesday evening February H.
's,gs'ls q IS respectfully invited
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Ayers sarsaparilla

is compounded from the most efectu5l antidoes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting dstem-
superior other remedy vet DEVISED is known
by all VI no have given il trial, That it does cOmb
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class
OF complaints nuspudDlN proven ny the great null
titude OF publicly known and remarkable cures 1t has
made of The following diseases: Kings Evil, or
SsiGAnduisaE SNVeIlITEs, A'umoFs, ErupIiOnH,
Rose or st. AnthOny's Fire, S;sls Es Ia nm,
Scnld Head, Coughs from tuberculous de-
baIity, DrOp-y. Neuralgia, dyspepsia, IndIs
gettiOC, syphilis and SypiIitic Infections,
MercuriaI Diseases, Female Neaknesses,
and, indeed, the whole series OF complaints that arise
from impurtv of the blood Minute reports OF ndividu-
al be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC,
which furnished 10 the druggists for gratuitous distr
some of the remarkable which it has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief Those
cases are purpoScy taken from all sections of the
III oficr tIEt every rcador may have to
one NhO SPEAK him of its benefits from personal
experience Scroula depresseS the vital energies, and
thus leaves its victims subject disease and
tends to shorten and does greatly shorten the average
duration OF human lie The vast Importance of these
remedy which is adequate to its his of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA-
RlLLA although it is composed OF ing edIents of
which exceed the best OF S1FSaDIrliI in Alternative
power by its aid you may protect Yourself from The
suffering and danger of these disorders Purge out the
foul cOrruptons that rot and tester the blood purge
low, BY its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus cXpels the diStemrers which
Turk within the system or burst out any part of
we know the public have beer deceived by many COM
pounds of SdTSJpd ,fItd, that pro iSed much and did
nOthing but the' will neither deceived nor di>ap-
pointed in this It's have been proven by alum
dant trial ami there remains question of its SurrasS
ing excellence Tor the of the affecting diseases
intended to reach Although under the name it is
very different medicine any other which has been
before the peoplc ana is far ccctua 9TH
er which has ever been available to them.
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the constitution, descending IRON parents to children
be the rod of Him who Il will visit the inquities
mates take various rames according to the it at
tacks In the lungs Scrofula produces tuberces, and
finally Consumption; in the Glands. swelllnES which
supprate and become ucerous in the stomach and
bowels, dcraneemeDts which produce indigestion avs
pepsia aud liver complaints; the shln eruptve ana
cutancOUs affections 1hese all having the same origin,
require the remedy viz publication and nvipOra
ton Of the blood Purify the blood and these danger
distcmpers leave yon. With feeble foul, corrupt
ed blnOd, cannot have health with that life of the
flesh" healthy. Won cannot have scrOiunns diseases.
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INorttstGr 9aiIp Sgp,
woreester Pos, 9 alse--sqmmer Arrangement

WOrcester Post OaIce -Summer Arrangement,
Mails Close IS follows;
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New hamp,
shire via Worcester Nashua Railroad az $40 . H. an"
are due at 100 p. ~ ~,
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, N H., az 2V6 a. ~
and $50 p. m. and due at 9.lh m. ana y0 B. nj
Princeton and East Princeton, at S3O p ni ana y 1e ~
Cit o, Boston, $50 and 800 9, m, l2l5, 3, aHJ $50
p. AMI are due az $50, $50 a. NJ d4g ana o,'s a. 49,
Maine, Eastern New Ham pshire end Eastern Ply a 90
chusetts90Q M, and 500 p MI ana are ""' d. '''
Rhode isisni% EXCEPT towns on the worcester eno
Providence Railroad. $50 ana o'1V p ''l' al" "
way Hail on Providence and worcester Railroad S'Su
NJ sg IS g ~ to y1y ~ Massachusetts West Of wor
cestcr.) M, and Grc dae 81 ESQ ?, ~ ..a.,.
A. M and an D. M; and dse al Il, IS and 9+5 p ~
Springfield, 5 am and $3.50 p. MI and arc due at9O
s1.f 513 an s Cs9etcut oxcept wndham and New
London countes,)5 u. m. and 800 p Ms ana are due
Towns ON inc Of Norwich and worcester Railroad and
New London and Wadhsm County, Conn, 1900 a. IN ,
and due st els s.m.
Ne,v YORK city and southern States, a30 M and at
Barre, barre Plains, Pete-7hqrn, Paxton Dana North
Dana, and west hutiapd, 9i' NJ and are aie al 'V
Holden Rutland, North EatloOd uta1 .r17top, Cold
brook, and OakhSB, 80 p aGd :.a dHe ~ 81 a. rs
Leicester 945 a. m, and 400 m, ana .-o 'a ~ AVO
q. m, and SEQ p. IN.
Mnbury, and West Millnury go a. n, ard $50 mi
and due az $50 a. snd $50 p. n,
Shrewsbury, BIS p. m aad ;s lne 70 A.oU q. N.
Grafton, New England village, ard CprdaTile $50 g.
m and are due at 20 N
FrsmnghaTa, south IRA. jrrtals . 81. kinto7 Ashland
Woodvie, Vestboro, Norta.s-' SJuthHoro 'olda
vile, and Grafton 2,l5 p m. an" are due at 20 a. m
and SEQ p. and are due at $50 m ana SIS p. m
mail for New York ana Boston and beyond Is closed
once hours from IS a, IN, to 800 p m. Sundays
from lO.OD to TO- ~ q. N. J. NJ. EARLE z ii.
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THE PECULIAR

faint or Infection which we
call SCROsULA turks in the
co stitutlOu Of multitudcs
OF men It either produces
or Is produced b. an en-.
tcch cd, vitiatrd state Of
the BIO d wherein that flu
ID becomes Incompetent TO
sustain the vital furces in
their Vigorous action, and
Leaves the system to iall
into disorder and decay
The scrotulOuS containing
tiun is variOuSly caused by
nercurial disease low liv-
ing, disorder, Il digestion
from unhealthy food. i'm
pure air, filth ard filthy
habits, the depressing vices,
and ab We all, the Yenercal
infe ton. v A-ever be its
ORIGIN. IL Ii b. rcditarv in
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IL CTOR G. A. HILL :
Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

FOrthe use Of Single or Married Females
cray be Justly ranked as the most sue
ce5s-Ii ana Invaluable specific for ali
dcrgpemeuts, distractions, and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Female ser.
now before the public. DIR. Hill, the
senior in Especial Diseases, during his
lOug and varied practice of Twenty
SeFg- Delicate and DificuIt Disorder,
and Diseases, arising from the construc
tion and functions OF tie Female Sys
TEN, his particular subject of attention
and study, in which department of his
practice 1t has been his aim to bring to
q thorough test and issue the different
~ botanic and Indian Agents of the
MateTia Medica, with the view of pro
ducins Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppressions and Distractions, and their
affections of the female sVqtam and the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12

DIR J H. ,CHENCR Will be at the Marlboro Hotel,
Bustu!i, WEDNESDAY ana THUR sDAY, Sept. 9TH and
lOth
lie keeps large supply of medicines at his rooms
which be had at all times Those wis ing advice
an examinations Of the uu-s. Will do we to call him
lie makes charge for advice, but for
thorough examination with the Resproneter his price
is $500
Many persons arc afraid to have their lungs examined
by lIr SClENt X, they will be found nturale
and by that mcanS put OF until 1t il tJn Late How
much better ii woul I've their conditions at
br abundance of evidence, DR.. has shown bv Sut-
cicmt certificates in this city that he has cured advanc
ed 3EcS of CONSUMPTION.
Dr. SCnENCK Pri cipal 0nice is No 20 North
Sixth ST, IN q elpha. Pa, where letters for advice
should slwavs directed.
riicc q The II IMrNIC -YRI and SEA WEED TONIC
eacn 81 p.f bottle or s. the half dozen. MANDRAkE
PILL. - Gems pee box.
GEO. q, GOODWIN 81 CO., 3S hanover St, Boston,
Wholesale Agents For sale by Druggists generally.
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SIR JAMES CLARKEs
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription " STJ clarke, h. D.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 the queen.


This extraordinary medicine is untailing in the Of
all those nu AM dangerous diseases to which the ie
ale constitution il subject 1t moderacs all
and removes ali distractions, ana speedy may be
relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited It will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each hottie. price dollar, bears the government
stamp Of Great Britain prevent cOmterfcits
"a q Il q n.
These PMS shouId not be tara. bv females dr1RG The
FIRST TH&EE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as theg are
SRreto BRING Miscarriage, but at 1Hy other time they
are SAFE
In ali of and spnl affections, pains in
the back and limbs fatigue slight eXertun. palpa
tnn Of thc heart MYSTERIES and whites these nils will
effect cure when all other means have tilcd and al
though powerful remedy, not contain iron, Umel,
auti;nony thing hurtlul to the constitution.
Fun dr"cti"ns in the pamphlet around package,
which should be carcully preserved.
Sole gcrt ini the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES q COrllaGdt street, New York
Il. 81 III and6 JuStage stamps enclosed to
thar2Gd agent VIII insure bottle, containing 81 pills
byreturu mail. Sold by ali druggists. dis deowly
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WHEAT,
GOLDEN SHEAR yyuISKEY.

GOLDEN SEIEAF TEFSKEY.
The subscriber having been engsgJd the last TWEEN
y years in the Importation aud sale Of Wines ana Spr
It's now finds from this eXpcron that cal PIT RE OUR
BOZ wuIsKEY, when made. it oush to he, fro VIII at
rye and corn is without doubt the most hea ttul ard
medicinal ~pilit that tie used. Having determined
to make the sale Of this article speciality in his uus
ness, he has accepted the General Selling Age cy for
large Dstlltery in Bourbon county, Kentucky and in
future Will sell, under the brand OF Golden Sheaf'
PURE BOURBON wHisREY, manufactured from the best
selected grains aud made in the careful manner.
This celebrated Whskcy viii toe put up i'm >ases. con
tanning dozen bottles each and offered to the Trade
by his Travelling Agents throughout the country, and
also kept on hand in his warehouse in Boston in barrels,
halt barrels. and kegs.
individuals DESTROYS Of procuring pure rc able arti
Gle of BOURBON WHlsKEY at reasonable price have
v to inquire OF respectable Grocer Druggist for
Golden rheaf Nhiskcv.'' send their orders any
quantity required to the General Depot its sale, 81
Washington Street, Boston.
Each bottle is enclosed in neat pasebO ard box, to
ensure It's safe transportation CA RICHARDS.
General Agent, stou, Mass.
GEORGE p HARROW, aud NJ. b. GREEN " CO.,
agnnts TOR Mnrrnsnr nul Ni.ilIi.E. mis-
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SRsWraIltG

'NUIN c J NJ U 7 U 4 l.
Mas lNsU8ANCG COMPANY.
CASH FUND OVGH $LO5,SOO.
INSURER DWELLING HOUSES,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SroR. BUILDINGS,
CHURCHES,
And ali rsksof the safer class of hazards and is PAVING
~ per cent dividend o" all expiring years risks and ~
All losses promptly adjusted and paid.
This company has paid over 100000 losses and
WILLIAM >. MORTON, Pres dent.
CHAS A ROWLAND, Secretary.
ja3O deopu Worcester, Mass.
I, F L A S s U AN &c
STATE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
WORCESTER, Incorporated IN 1875
Cash Capital and Accumulation, S477,0lO.
8on Isaac DAVIS, President.
Hon. 9. washburn ana Hon. John Brooks,
CLAGESpoE HAnRIs sec'y
This very successful company, conducted upon the
s1 e9 F aTs 5ap s1abe 20
goaacs ne rate o. reminm ny dispensing entirely III
nntt f SSis Ie Je 1e e bio e
panjes in which t' effect Insurance
gced iyesu california and Foreign Countries at reduced
rates OF premium. For Grher information apply ST the
Office oil the ,ouosnY, No SO Main Worcester,
Is2s az
GPklNGFIELU FIRE AND MARINE
~ INSURANCE C0EPANT, Springfield, Mas
'N1- ''-''- AM GlGs1b FREEMAN, President jSt"'
" JOIN c. kendall, Agent.
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/ C5sG CAPITAL s2l2CCs
A. W. CHAPLIN tresiaent.
A CURREEB Agent:
Policies issged ov SAID Agents in the 1smed
poR7Fie cour anics sliast loss damage V dre-all
: claim tirly ana promptly adlustad aHj psit
E2EOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSUR
! B. ANCE COMPANY, Worcester MaSsaohusetts,
with a cash Cspicsl D; over s.Ji7, c01,
insure Rsldings aefr.aGdise snd Personal Property
R5uCr8l,y fevcrsh,c terms any sound and well
Of i,sl nos al Gsir srtasbments %s Bliiid
iEs and .a.jT contents. s.~et for or five years.
sute r5r any time desired CT reas5,4be terms lose.
| elM,laiy aciGStei an qrono:lv paid.
Applicable 1856 for Insurance NAY ne made at the Con-
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SAMUEL II. ,goLro>, Tre rer
DisSo5os5 ilait! "a FIRTH her4tiq
ther ienIv Goal,inc, N4N>ri naue, L. hrgbam
DWIGHT Foster. caas " Frsclarc, ichabod Tasabprr.
Z n 5 u L 3 C F
Erg4 lasuRAHcE 0oalrAEY. Hartford, ,a3l,ai
f.lESix INsubsN q cos-eAs Z, aasa .rs.,,arats.
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ulRfFolD INSURANCE COMPANY. Hartford, Cap.
HrLAaTIc FIRE Insurance ooAPANI, Provi.
The above named Conee,tiss ooa.ue to insure under
favorable terms further partie alsrs inquire Of
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5lG0EtIuRs.

.gAh1AA@t>VNEi4
cCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
Consumption.
sCHENCK's PULMUNIC SYRUP
WILL CURE
Consumption.
sCIzEACK's PUEMONIC SYRUP
WILL CrRE
Consumption.
sCMHNCK's SEA WEFD TONIC
WILL CURE
Dyspepsia.
sCEIESCK's pULd0NhC sYRUP
WILL CURE
Dyspepsia.
SCEEENCI&'S MANDRAKE FILLS
WILL CURE
Liver Complaints.
sCIIENCIS's MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
Liver Complaints.
sCHENCII's MANDRATkE PILLS
Liver Complaints.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-12
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