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Very truly yours,
LATHAM BROS.


Yorktown, De Witt Co., Texas, May Is, 1868.
JOSEPH HARRISON Jr, Phila.;
Dear Sir Last summer we ordered for account Of
MessIs Fechner Zedler of this place. the Harri-
son boilers which put up here and has been in use
ever SINCE and has proved in regard to safety economy
of fuel and durability to be In every respect satisfactory
and equal to the merits claimed for it.
Being satisfied that, account of the above stated
advantages the Harrison Boiler is better adapted this
country than other shall not fail to recommend
the same to all friends who wish to steam power
in order to increase its in this part of the country
Please send MS your latest price list, and believe us,
Yours truly,
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ruly,
{. ECKHARDT Il SONS.
UNION SUGAR REFINERY,

UNION SUGAR REFINERY,
CharlestoWn Mass, Jan q, 1869.
Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, DR.:
Sir: In my last communication to you in regard to
your six fifty horse power steam boilers promised to
give you at future time the exact amount Of saving in
fuel.
i pleased to be able to do so now kept very
close and account of the fuel used from Decen
Der 1861 to December 1865 to compare your boilers
1861
The amount of raw sugar refined during that time
larger than ever before. The steam pressure was
always kept nifty pounds, and we were therefore
enabled to do work shorter time, with the
machinery and apparatus than. with old boil
ers which the pressure at times could not he kept up
higher than 20 to 30 pounds.
The actual saving in fuel during this time was l,O7l
tons of coal.
Yours truly.
GUSTAVUS A. JASPER.
Superintendent
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DANIEL ALLEN.
(Signed)
Oaee Of Cheney BrOthers san Manufacturing Co ]

Office of Cheney Brothers lSilk Manufacturing Co.
South Manchester, Ct, Sept. al, 1865. !
Mr. JOHN A. COLEMAN. Boston, Mass.
Dear Sir: In to your favor of the 10th INST. In
regard the Harrison Boiler would say that have
one fifty horse power in constant use for eighteen
months past and six Others $50 and AS horse power for
eight months past, and that they have far given per
feet satisfaction in every way and as far as economy in
fuel is concerned think them preferable either the
tubular or hue boiler, and were in want of more
power should by all means give them the preference.
Very respectfully yours,
CHENEY RROTHERS
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Office Of r. 0. Adtthiessea d. WeheT, Sugar Refnersl
1906 Wall St., New York May II, 1868.
JOHN A. COLEMAN, Esq, Boston.
Dear Sir; In reply TO your yesterdays favor beg
to that did not authorize anybody to make un
favorable statements in regard to the Harrison Boiler"
On the contrary, well satisfied with them that
have only lately ordered another boiler of that kind
and shall always give them the preference.
atrniy
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NEW STEAM MARBLE ANT
~ STONE WORKS

Having introduced machinery into our busness ,,o
are That with our large experience practical
khoWiedge and personal attention. we are prenared to
mahulaclnre building Fronts and Trimmings NOM
ments, lablets and Grave Stones Chimney Pieces
bIacket SheIVes Iable and Bureau Tops Sinks and
at the lowest cash prices. maj D'e anu ''o''e'
Thagkful for past confidence and patronage we solicit
aconlinuanoe Of the same: TATECM & H0RGAN.
hW au isl Central st., Worcester, Mass,
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Germantown, Pa, May 8, 1862
Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr.:
Dear Sir: In reply to your inquiry as to our opinion
of the Harrison Boiler" would say that AFTER three
years of experience during which time II has not
single penny for REPAIRS find It in GOOD condition
when first started it, giving great satisfaction.
We have used the tubular, ue and plain cylinder boil
ers and unhesitatingy pronounce the Harrison supe
rior either; In fact 1t Is the best boiler in point Of
economy and general usefulness that we know of.
Very truly yours, &c,
Scissor, COOK Il CO.,
Manufacturers of Hammers Hatchets, Edge Tools, &c.
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One pound of coal in the Harrison evapnrang 29-lOO
pounds of water against SSsl00 pounds evapoTaed in
the Tubular by the same weight OF coal in the time
The the Harrison boiler also much rer
than that from the Tubular b0ler fact which we CON
slider much in its favor These facts having been demon
strated, speak sufficiently for themselves, without
further comment from Safety and economy are the
necessary adJuncs of steam boiler and the man who
combine these to stand practical demonstration is
the man the people wish to see
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+. o. MATTHlEssEN Il wEICHER.
06Tce Of wallace q Sons,

hlsOMa, Co, JUNE IT, I5IU.
john A. COLEMAN, Agent ITO Broadway, New York:
In reply your inquiry to how pleased with
the Harrison BOiler purchased of yOu we would re
specially present facts the result careful ex
perments made and continued Tor weeks for the pur
pose determining the practical value of your boilers
over others have now in In comparison with
first class tubular boiler As inches in diameter contain
ing ninety six ~ inch tubes IA feet long the economy
of iuel in favor Of your boiler follows:
Tubular boiler, 0hours water, 200 lbs coal
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The SD regiment held its annual reunion at
Northampton on the 14th. About two hundred
members Of the regiment were present, and took
dinner at the Fitch hotel, where speeches were
made by Rev. j. Moore, chaplain of the regi-
ment and Rev. ]. K. Hosmer, author of "The
Color Guard" and now professor in Antioch
college The officers chosen for the year are
Col. II. S. Greenleaf of Rochester, N. Y, presi-
dent, and Rev John F. Moore of Greenfield, vice
Montague.
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Philadelphia, May 80, 1871.

Philadelphia, May so, 1871
JOS HARRISON, Jr., Esq:
Dear SIR | gave you letter, January g. 1865 as to
how liked the "Harrlson BOler,' now working at my
dye works Since writing that letter have had
OF complaint but the contrary, have dscerned some
more valuable traits boiler. For steam drying pur-
poses 1t is unequalled by any know of in use The
circulation OF the return steam perfect and its saving
quite an item in my business. As to fuel
refer you to my letter of January 1868, which still
endorse l would not use any other.
Yours truly,
(Signed) DANIEL ALLEN
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WALLACE d SONS.

Doylsstown, Pa, July l, 1870,
Mr.. JOSEPH HARRISON Jr.;
Dear Sir: The boiler is doing everything any one
could expect and great deal more than expected
One and One-quarter tons of coal will keep IL running
week, and the shayngs from the planning machine keep
running day in and day out and have some left We do
not use but sixty pounds of to run all OF our
machnery-four circular saws and Jig saw, panel
raiser, planning, moulding tenoning mOrtice and four
other machines OF different descriptions
Yours truly,
e. FINNRY
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Mr.. JOSEPH HARRISON Jr
Dear SIR have received your favor of Goth ult and
happy to state that your boiler is perfectly sasfac
tory In all respects II it only continues to work well
does at present. 1t seems to to be the perfection
things believe that your boiler is rather better in
point OF economy than the locomotive tubular boilers
am also using of which had great doubts when pur-
chasing yours. 1t has also decided advantage all
other boilers that have been acquainted with in the
dryness of its steam, which to is of considerable ad
vantage using l. as do principally for boiling and dry
ing purposes There Is another popularity your boiler
which have been unable heretofore find in any other
viz that Of burning wet fuel, such tan, spent dye
wood, 1t does this in most satisfactory manner
without that abundance Of SCOT and black smoke which
made the burning OF it heretofore much nuisance as
it was to nd way to get nd off otherwise. Previous
to the fire at my place. when we not entirely de-
pendent upon one boiler, have driven twelve horse
engine and considerable of the boiling driving
by the sole Of this maerial-spent dyewOod-efect
ing great saving and getting rid of great nuisance
conclusion have forty five horse power boiler
locomotive tubular pattern for which was, possibly
wear ago. offered S2500 1t is in perfect order and will
exchange with you Tor a fifty horse similar to the one
have, and give you $500 cash besides.
remain, very respectfully,
DANIEL ALLEN.
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South Manchester. Ct, March o. 1871
JOHN A; COLEMAN, Agent Harrison Boiler, No ITO
Broadway, NY:
Dear Sir In reply TO your favor of the 2lst instant
mourning our present opinion of the Harrison boiler we
would say that we have to change Our minds
W. now haSe seven Harrison Boilers making four hun
dred ana NIFTY morse power, we are well satisSad
that they are the best know of for makin sfeo1
most economical In fuel for the quantity of steam they
furnish. - '''"ih 'iey
Ii is now over five years since the first boiler ,va .
in, has been in constant since, and we have 20 put
trouble at all about leaky joints; tested few SoeI
since by the State Inspectors and reported tight as
drum " d
should by all means give the Harrison" the
which consider the best recommendation v q conId
give. Yours truly,
CHENEY RRnTHRPs
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FITCHBURG Il WORCESTER r. r.
- 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing nm
MONDAY, May l. lS7l.-Passenger Trains Tor Wofeea-

ElTCHBURG Il WORCESTER r.. n
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Commencing nm
MONDAY, May l. lS7l-Passenger Trains for Voices
Leave Fitchburg, a. m, 1850 and $50 D. m,
south tilchburg, sos a. M, 1884 and 5.h4 p. m
Leominster, S.l2 a. m, 100 and 500 p. M
Gates Crossing, S.l7 a. m, In and & o. D. m
Pratt 5 junction, S.26 a. m, LIS and i. il D. M
sterling Center 1913 a M, 20 and g. 20 D. M
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester $50 and Il. Is a. M and % n m
STERLING Junction, IOT and ll.57 M. and 800 D. m
sterling Center ia and Il 05 p. M, and SOS D. m
Pratt Junction 7.20 a. m, and u IA and rs p m
Gates crossing, 1.25 a. m, 1922 and 52i p. m.
LeOmlnster, 1880 a. M, II 80 and 30 D. M
South Ftchburg, 7.37 a. M, u 80 and 53T n m
RAILROAD CoNEECTIOEs.-rhe 6 30 and ii II a m and
~ p M trains from Worcester connect al Fitcbbnra
WIN me cheshire and Rutland and Burlington for
all points north and west; also connect al Fchbur5
with the Vermont and Massachusetts r. for Greenaaid
and BIatteb0ro and intermediate stations.
Tne SUI a. m. and 1850 p tram from Fchbnrg con
meet &C Worcester with Boston ~ Worcester Provleneo
a Worcester Norwich IL Worcester Railroads md
field. ~ va "pii"As
me 55o p M train from Fitchburg connects at Wor,
eester with Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train for
New York via. New London. H. A. BLOOD sum
Oh1ce Fitchburg h Worcester L. H..
Fitclburp
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THE HARRISON lLlER
HARRISON SAFETY BOILER.
UNION SUGAR RHTINRRI, I
ChArlestOwn, Mass, Feb. 20. 1868.

UNION SUGAR REFINERY,
Charestown, Mass, Feb 20. 1868.
Mr.. JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr., ESQ, Phila
Dear Sir; Your six % horse power steam boilers
which have In operation since August last have given
us entire satisfaction In regard to their safety
my OF el and generation of steam, they surpass by far
the tubular and hue boilers we had in use formerly,
AFTER we tested each OF your boilers with $50 lbs steam
pressure we disconnected old ones and have worked
our refinery since with yours only day and night under
pressure of 80 lbs and never discovered leakage
us all the steam want at regular pressurea result
we could never reach with our old ones However,
We use them all six, we find saving in fuel and less
depreciation in boilers and CRATES We have used
boilers too short time in order to give you the exact
saving in fuel and TO opinion in regard to
their durability but will do with pleasure at future
they surpass by far our Old and other kind of boiler
we are acquainted with.
GUsTAvUs A. JASPER,
superintendent.
Philadelphia, May 49, 1868.
Dear Sir In reply to your circular letter of inquiry
asking opinion of the steam boiler erected by you at
our works in 1851 we would state:
First. For safety sake, would not have in its pace
any other boiler with which we are ACQUAINTED
Second. We believe il to be economical as any other
boiler we have used under the circumstances al
yond the following observation on the LIST of February
last, when the pressure of steam ~ pounds ndi
eating temperature of the water of 255 degrees
allure Of the escaping up the chimney was 1856
degrees, showing difference Of but sixty degrees.
Third Like all boilers, carrying comparatively snail
stock of water, II has the advantage of raising steam
rapidly and the disadvantage f be one of requiring
constant watchulness the of the charge
The penalty for his careesness would probably be that
he would burn of the globes but we think this
to be preferred to blowing up our whole building and
destroying half of our people.
We remain,
Very truly yours,
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II X IIs
ROAD,-Sunmer Arrangement June r. 1871
Express Train stopping only at WoOnsOcket and Tx
Drdge) leaves Worcester at lois M; Providence "A
2l5 p. m. ~ ~
Accommodation Trans will leave Worcester for pyovt,
denee and way stations at 1880 and 80 m 400 and $50
pm ~ ~ WV
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 40 ard
l:45 m, and 405 pm. ~
, Inc 40 a. m tnail and 2l5 cxpress) trains from
frOVldence, and the lOl5 (cXpress) and 400 D. m
qnaiD trains from Worcester connect at Worcester
Junction with trains TO and from Clinton FitchmIrg
EsIand SaIatoga Montreal, Nashua, Lowell Lawrence
concord, and the White Mountains; Springfield Albany
Troy, Niagara Falls and points North or West ''''
Through Tickets and Baggage Checked to all Important
points. 'P''''is
Inc Worcester trains, except express and $50 D. m.
connect at WOonsocket Junction with trains to and from
Milford and at Waterford with trains of the Rosi0m
Hartford and Erie railroad $50 'As
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 800 n m cnnnectirrs
Norwich. ' '
Leave Mo0nsocket for Providence at 2.2O p. m.
Leave Providence for UNbridge al 100 D m.
Leave UXbridge for Worcester at 5l5 a M.
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence at
800 and ll.6O a. M and 4.30 p. H. WOonsOckef fnr Mil
ford at S.45 o. m, and 80 and $50 D. M ~ M
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r WORCESTER l12l AND sPRINaFELp DIVISION.

,uohNSh-oi Eh AND SfhlNdflELD DIVISION.
Leave Worcester tor Albany and Way stations taccom
mOdatOn) at SIS m N'"
For Springfield and Way Stations G35 800 am, and 6l5
'i ~ ''''
For Albany (express) 955; for New York and Albany
@Np:l lO25 M and 4.dt and 1885 p M New York
sunday mail leaves at 1905 =. ~ Sleeping cars will
43O m train '' e WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. 7l5. llOam
10 exp 2Ob exp, 400 $40 exp. pm. Albany Sunday
express o5G a M Sunday mail 1925 m (donday)
,hAlLRoAD CONNECTIOEs.-At Albany with the Now
YORK Central, Troy and Greenbush and Hudson River
Railroads. AT Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads At State
lane WIN The ilousatonc Railroad. AT Pittsaeld with
e Ilttsleld anc North Adams and IIousatonc railroads
AZ Mestheld with the New Haven and Nurthanpton RE
AZ springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Snring
neld and Connecticut River Railroads. Al pnlmer Win
the New London Northern RR, Al Worcester Junction
W Wh the troXdence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroods Ar
South Framngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitcb
bury, and Milford Railroads. anu 'A'
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN tbot +6o
SUBSCRIBER has been duly appointed Administrators
ste Of Of the Estate THOMAS NUGENT
to moIvesteI IN the county of Worcester deceased
d anu mas taken upon himself that trust by giving
nuS. Us tle aw directs All persons having demands
ny e estate OF said deceased required to exhibit
s same; ana All persons indebted to said estate are
called upon to make payment TO N ''''''' "ie
Worcester 1u,v,s ,s7, d. F. PARKER, Admir-
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Ratlroaos.
RosToN & ALBANY RAILROAD


BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.
n hhvxM MEX ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
for Boston, at 42O exp, q g25 exp, and g45 M and
ri M Si3 b eaP m J aSd eSp ~ Pc exp
ron ~ lover all others from the upper station
For Grafton, Westbor0'. Southvlle Coriaville and
As Tna sS st Ky ana saS m Lao and 800 pm
lao 3.25, 3.55, 800 and g55 D m. '''' =" Ia
For Milford, at 100 and 925 a m, lao, S25and $50 nm
For NatiGk, al 100 and As m, Lao and 500 M 'D
and Brighton, at 100 and 9.45 a M and 800 n m pas
segers Tor the same stations also take the 40 m
Train TO Natick. and there change to the SaX0nyIe
wards. ' ~ ''0' "''er
The 40 a m train every day except Monday; ALI
otners every day except Sunday.
SaIay express rom Albany leaves the lower station
sunday Mail leaves Lower Station at $50 A. NJ. uNou
TRAINS leave Boston as follows.
For worcester at 800, 100 s3Oexp eHn a m l 20
express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 500
For New York via springned,.eOO exp. m. 800 oxr.
New York, via Norwich, $50 exp. PM
Grafton. 100 m, 1850, 4,30 M
Mestboro LOO m, l,3O, 40, $50 exp. pm
SOuthville 100 a m, I.3U 430 D m,
COrdavillc, 100 m, l.30, 4.3O p IN,
Ashland, 100 a IN, 100 43O, $50 exp. M
South birmingham, 500 100, $50 exn ana Oo avn
m i.S0 ll5 exp, 400 exp, 100, 43O exp, 300 hs0
Naek, 100 10 M 1870 2l5, 400 800 $50 co. n rrnl
MillbuTy, 100 a M, 4.3O m '' ''0 pun
saxOnville, 1900 m. 800 m.
Milford, 100, $50 exp. 9exp am Is exp 20 evn nm,
All outward trains runs daily EXCEPT Sunday. ~ r
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at $50 M stobping nj "
newton, south birmingham, Worcester West Brook
aSO m. c. y. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield
a. FlKTH, Asst Sup Boston
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Gb 9aip spp Gloucester a0eOnesoag uuine august Is 1871.
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he widows and orphans of the insured not
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comes claim in the premium notes of the deceased.
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per cent of all other expenses What other Life Com
pany can show us good n recordp
GOOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED. Liberal
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Germantown, Pa, April rs, 1871
Mr. JOSEPH HARRISON. Jr.:
Dear Sir: You ask opinion of your Harrison
Boiler We would say In reply. that have had one In
for the last ve years and much pleased with
it. We have used the Cylinder Tubular and Flue boilers
but the Harrison boiler surpasses them all I'm safety and
economy. Although we have used II for five years we
can get up steam as quickly when first started
to use It, and this goes 10 prove that the boiler Is clean
inside We recommend It to the public believing it
TO be one OF the best steam generators now in use.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. Scissor & CO.
Edge Tool Manufacturers
Armat ST., Germantown