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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
PHILOSOPHlC COURTSHlP.

Sir Isaac Newton was persuaded by
one Of his friends to marry he excused
himself in saying be bad no time to court
a wife, his friends said they would assist
by sending to his apartment woman Of
wor,h.-lIe thanked them for their offer,
and promised to receive visit fromher;
his friends applied to the women, and re-
quested her to dispense with the usual
ceremonies Of courtship, and wait on the
philosopher, which she consented to do
When she came to his apartment and
produced her letter Of recommendation,
be received her politely; filled and fired
his pipe; sat down by her side; took
hold of her hand, and conversed on the
bject.-Before they had brought the
points to close, some questions about
the magnitude and motion Of the heaven
ly bodies struck his mind with such force,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25

that he forgot what he was about-he
turned his eyes up to heaven, took the
pipe out Of bis mouth, with his left hand
and being lost in his study, without de-
sign took the lady's hand, which be held
in his own, and with one of her fingers
crowded the tobacco in the bowl Of his
pipe; held it there SO long that her heart
as well as her finger took fire, and she in
a buff sprung up and went off, leaving the
philosopher 10 finish his study alone
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1824-12-25
TO MISS S

IT'S not thy flowing hair of orient gold,
Nor those bright eyes, like sapphire gems that glow
Nor cheek of blushng rose, nor breast of snow,
The varying passions Of the heart could hold
Those locks too soon shall own silv'ry ray
Those radiant orDs their magic fires forego:
Insatiate Time shall steal those tints awaV
Warp thy fair form, and bend thy beauties low
But the rare wonders Of thy POLISHED mind,
Shall mock the empty menace of decay;
The gem that in thy spotless breast enshrin'd,
CLOVIS with the light of intellectual ray,
Shall, like the brilliant scorn each borrow'd aid,
And, deck'd with native lustre, never fade.
HARpBRs-FERRr, Dec. Is ROSIA
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VARIETY.
IN affecting history Of tapo young Lorers.
BY NJ. SHERLOCK.


The Count of PeL-er, officer in the PrIssian ser
vice, only son to widow of sixty; he was
well made, brave to excess, and violently in love
with lady Beuskou. She was in her 18th year,
delicate, beautiful and person Of extreme sen
sibilty. Her lover had Just turned the age Of 21-
had the happiness to receive from her an equal at
tAchmcnt, and the day appointed to render them
happy was the 10th of June, 177O
The Prusslan troops always in readiness to
take the field upon any sudden emergency, and the
18th Of June, at 10 o'clock in the evening the re-
gmcnt Of the Compile, received orders to march
with the greatest expedition for Silesia He was
then at Berlin, and his mistress at her mansion
house, about twelve miles from the city.
He was obliged to set out upon his expedition,
without seeing her, but he wrote to her from the
first place where they halted) that it was absolute
" impossible for him to exist without her and at
the same time, prayed her to follow him immediate
y that their marriage might be celebrated in SHE
s;a lie requested her brother also, who was his
intimate FRIEND, to cXpostuate, and plead his cause
with her parents. She soon after undertook the
journey, accompanied by her brother, and the mo
thcr of her lover; Never were the Prussian sands
50 heavy to any one, as to this beautiful lady; but
At length the journey was completed, and in the
morning they arrived in the city Of Iiaerstadt The
exercise f the journey bad added to her beauty,
and her eyes painted the tenderness and emotions
of her soul hut, alas how Elusive are our most
fiattering prospects of happiness, and how often
! A. e =
misfortune Her Garage IS stopped in the street,
to give place to file of soldiers, who advanced with
steady steps, bearing in their arms wounded Of
Ger. The tender !mpathizng heart Of the fair one
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POETRY.
FROM THE MASSACHUSETTS, SPY.
THE WEDDING.

Two bright beings saw, in unsorrowng YOUTH
And declare that while ltcs bounding pulses should
roll
Thus lasting y-soul should be blended with soul
lie stood in the pride of bis youth. fsi, form,
An Eagle-to shelter the Dove With his v;ng-
An Elm-where the light twininfr tenf,ils m;rh.
cling.
Some dark curling tresses-a beautiful BRAID
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FOR THE GARLAND.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-09
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

EHyE important discovery Of vegetable substance, capa
Bile OF restoring and preserving the hair, acclen.
tally made BY indvid.I Who has neither HE capacity
nlr The disposition q practice deception faud. The
fullest reliance may Sc placed The efficacy and power
It the Vegetable Cera'e, not Only in restoring and proven
ng the ianng ot the hai but IN producing The greatest
us,re and lNeess Of il iH4gnable and the public may
rest assured that is effects will be clearly manifested in
te course OF short time by the renewal and vigorous
growth 1t he hair, andby crcniay preventing is com
Es falling eff The Vegetable Ceratc tends 10 re-
cscitae and eAcle the energies Of the capillary vessels,
winch constitute those organs that secrete the mat, form.
ing the hair these, like many other organs Of the animal
body, winch have been IN state o. durmancH or disease,
may he restored 70 their healthy action, and perform all
those functions assigned them by nature.
The proprietor beng aware OF tile numerous specifics
pamed the public aud DESTROYS that the artce
may suffer, Ills merits The effect la, prodl-
found to be the only ding III restoring and preventing Tie
HAIR from coming Of The heads those who have used
il and all THAI Is asked, relates to the verify Gifts e.
feet, is fair trial.
Eey people, with 5ad heads, must rest assured that
BY applying few boxes Of the above Cerae, thetr lar
WILDE restored with all its outitu beauty and life.
10 prevent mposion the sale OF tile Vegetable Cerae
Will BE- confined 70 DIR. JAMES H. HARE for he city of
Ne&l0rk only, of Broadway and Chamber.st jhrec
doors from Washington Hall, where it VIII be sold al ST
rs
liberal deduction will be made 70 country dealers
N B. Gentlemen that are bald, at er ushg for some
weeks, will find small fibre OF hair growing On tc place
that IS bald they viii continue il for about als after
lis appearance, then they viii shave their hair close oil
where il is affected after that it will receive its nalura
and vigorous growth.
And those who have the misfortune Of losing their han
by sickness, the Cerae will them ia very lit
tie time full and beautiful head of hair is beyond al
doubts that il is the only thing that has been discover
ed IN this country, or perhaps in any other.
~ few boxes Of The above valuable article Just re
ceiyed from New York; and for sale at the Wachman of
hce. o.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-09
Valuable Property For Sale.

No. l. two story brick house with two story pack
buildings situate the South side OF Broad street, De-
tween shpey and Orange streets. Among other cohye-
nenees is pump Of the bes, water in wilmington oppo
site The door, part Of which belongs to the properly
The buildings nearly new. The above wound DC eA'
changed for properly in the country.
No. g. frame house and lot on Broad street, between
Orange aud Tatnall streets.
No. 5. A frame house Shipley street, between Blo@l
and Hanover Streets The terms will be accommodating,
small portion only Of the purchase money being wanted
For further particulars apply 10 the subscriber, NO 10,
Broad street.
1T The advertiser being about TO move into the coun-
try and wishing close all speedily as possible
requests immediate attention Of all persons indebted
10 him. BENJAMIN w. BRACkEN.
Sent q 75-3m
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A FARM FOR SALE.

WILL be Sold Pubic Sale, at the house of William
w Iierlman, Saturday the twentieth day Of Noyem.
ber instant, at two o'clock r NJ Small FARM pleasant
y situated, adjoining tie village of Newport bounded by
the Gap and Newport Turnpike Read land. OF Michael
Kuch, Aaron Pouson, and others with good story
dwelling house with good cellar, and well Of near
The door frame barn and stables and large frame work
shop apple orchard and other fruit trees containing about
twenty acres Of upland together With about
marsh in Newport Marsh the whole nader good fence and
thorn hedge. This properly will be sold together or in
separate lots, may best suit the purchasers good IL
tle will be made and possession given the twenty fifth
of March next.
GEORGE ABBITT.
November s. 1924 o3-
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-09
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

TIME subscribers offer for sale that we'll known Farm,
Il residence of William Warner situate on the Whining
ton and Chrs'ana urnpi road, about three quarters of
mile from Wilmington, containing about 40 acres OF land
IN excellent order, Of which there 25 Of woodland,
about 81 acres of marsh, and the remainder upland under
culture and grass.
Fhe Improvements this farm embrace every thing
thai IS necessary 70 comfort convenience or utility, and
consist OF an elegant stone mansion house built few
since in the modern style, Of The best materials and in the
most convenient manner, two storiev high sixty feet in
length by forty IN depth, with piazza extending the
whole length Of the house, and supported by columns from
the roof The situation Of the house is high fronting
wards the Delaware, and commanding fine view OF that
river the borough OF Wilmington Christiana creek, and
the adjacent country Contiguous TO this house, all the
necessary out houses, most Of which nearly new,
ssinS OF stable and carriage house, ice house, smoke
house and bath house constantly filled from copious spring
of fine water. There is also large garden il excellent
order and the grounds around the house handsomely
laid out, and adorned with number Of fruit and
tai trees
The other improvements are large and comfortable two
sto! brick house tr tennat overseer, stone barn.
stone spring house, stone poultry house, and other out
houses, pump of excellent water the door, and a
perpetual lime kiln for burning oyster shells
On the farm there IS thriving apple orchard of about
eight also young orchard Of the best grated
fruits consisting Of peaches pears plums cherries, and
choice apples.
The above described property possesses every requisite
either for delightful residence profitable speculation
land is III such high state OF cultivation that the purchaser
cannot fail to obtain handsome interest upon the purchase
money! by leasing y 10 The shares tenant IS now on the
farm, Ro6e1 HcFGrian, WHO may be recommended as a
manager whose industry, good conduct integrity aud skill
the vaous branches Of agriculture, enutle him every
degree Of confidence
II be desired, the mansion house with competent
portion Of land will be sold separately from the FAM it
will admit Of cony enien division.
Possession Of the mansion house, garden, young orchard
ald new Improvements, will be given Immediately, aud of
he residue Of the farm On the 25ih of March next.
The property viii be SHOWN by William Warner; the
Terms will be accommodating and made known by applca-
zion to William Warner tie subscribers.
EDW ARD TATNALL,
JAMES PRICE
A5SigneeS et ~ lam VfVner
Oct, %, 1924. S9-2m
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= - HEAsUHf DLrAHTMENT, June 20 1Qo,
NOTICE is hereby given to the nronrirtors ~ = lS24
~ changed per cent stock OF 18i2, issred n e e&
of act OF Congress entitled al acl a,nL pU
subscription 10 the old six per ceut and tefrrrrJ
and PROVIDING ioran exchange Of the same passed on ~
sixth Of july 1872, that the principal Of tie sad , We
the interest which may be due thereon At Tie m ld
be paid TO the said proprieors their attorneys M, VIII
horaed, on the first day of January, 1885, al he a @
Of any portion OF said stock may stand "'ce
Information is further given, that surrender ~
thcaes Of the said exchanged six per cent soc wy g
required at the time Of redempton and tia, III i,e
thereon, will and DEF. rnlne on The ale H. '"'ctS
cember, 1924. VIM H. CRANEou ~ We
July " 59-tlJan Secretarg Of he T,,oc,rs'
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MEDICAL PRIZE QUESTION,

yESHE Medical and Chrugca Faculty Of Mary Wand offer
premium of one hundred dollars in cash, or gold me.
dial, at the option OF tue successful candidate for the best
essay on the pathology and treatment If Cholera !nin.
tum"
The undersigned have been appointed to award The pre-
MUM al the next meeting of the Faculty. Candidates .or
the prize will cause their dissertations be sent to either
OF them postage pa'D ON or before The 1s day Of Nav,
1898 Each dissertation to be accompanied BY sealed
letter, superscriped with mo;o corresponding with HAT
petaced the essayNone Of the letters except that on
which 'he motto Of the successful essay shall be affixed
VIII be opened the remaining essays will be disposed Of
according TO the direction ofhc owners.
NATHANIEL POTTER
r. ALEXANDER,
TliOS. r.. BOND,
EZRA DILLINGHAM;,
PATRICK MACAULAY,
Baltimore, August 2, 1924. g2-2t
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Lumber Yard Removed.

yUNHE subscriber has removed his L,ni5er YorJ fro. /
late stand, TO Iosch Robl"Son's WhWf adoining Ens
street. where he has on hand assortmen, Of U1s ,a
fe7osp Pine Bodrds, Scouting, Piak ShingYng mi p1
tering Lafha, Shingles Of different kinds and intens
ing general supply Of all kinds of lumber used in &
dug all OF wh.chhe offers for on the most mo.
terms WILLIAM SIMMONS.
\, '''i ~ ~ 'I1e rs to-f 52-ft
different kinds, would receive Lumber to MI ~, w
mission. 0tH'
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NOTICE

hereby given that intend to petition the General As
sembly OF the State of Delaware, their session IN
JANUARY x for law to vest in title to a tract of land
i'll Mill Creek hundred, Newcastle county, called Homony
Ridge, formerly belonging TO William Moore containing
125 acres, bounded BY White Clay creek, lands Of VIM.
Mote, George Jacobs and ph Rankin.
Oct. 2, 1924 S4-3mp ABEL JEANS.
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HEALTH.

The greatest If att earthly blessings.
tins season OF the year. when it is so highly proPeS
u and important 10 cleanse tie Stomach and Bowes@
Of bile, and all ernicous and ruous accum-
latons the prorrieors Of LEES most erceAeat .iabfos
rus would very respectfully advise the Il seveaIdases
OF them, and thereby many instances prevent Headaches
sickness at the Stomach, obstinate distractions Of the Bows
els, searching Fevers &c.
CT Please 10 ask for Lees 7ntibihoug Pills. with the
signature Of NOAH RIDGELG,
Lite .Gchaei Lee s. Co. as ueae others arr genuine.
To Mr. Noah Ridge,g, =
Dear Sr,-tiaving made of the various Pls inly
family offered TO the public for the last twenty-five years
and having found your celebrated An-l,ious Pills the
most etfcaclous in cleansing the stomach and bowels He
moving headaches sick stomach, and having used 'hen
for several years past have hesitation stating 9a'
believe them Gas represened) must paipabie tan% 80.
diciae JACOB SMALL
Copway-street, Bamore'
Sold by JOSEPH SCOTT, at his Book and fashionable llM
store, No 90, Market street, Wilmington, the ohoS"s
tried and highly approved Medicines.
Lees Ambitious Pills, so cents per box.
Lees Elixir for Cold and Coughs dollar per wal
Lees Nervous Cordial | dollar per vial
Lee'a Iozenges for destroying Worms so cts per poA'
Lees Ointment for the itch, 50 and 81 per box m
Lees Essence of Mustard for Rheumatism, &C. gun"
per vial
Lees Ague Drops for Agues and Fegers, rs cents PEI
vial.
Lec's Lotion for letters Erup,ions &c. doll per bo
Iee's Specific for the Venereal dollar per VIA, o0
per box.
Lee's Eye water, so cents per vial.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops, 50 cents per vial
Lees Tooth Powder, 50 cents per box.
Tees Corn Plaster, 50 cents per packet n,id
Lees Anodyne Elixir for Head Aches, doll per ''
Lees Lip Salye, SO cents per box. afh.
OF Numerous Of CURES could be annexed mse
happy and good effects that have followed the use "
Justly Celebrated Family Medicines,
but the publisher has no, room for them in this paper per-
Sept, 1924. 7S-NW
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FRESH GOODS.

Just Received and no,U opening. For Sn1, 4,
G. p. W.4TAE, No. $50,
IS. W. corner Of Fourth and Market street Phadelnl,
GREAT VARIETY OF ~
Pated, Brass, britannia aud Japanaed Ware
Cutlery Looking Glasses, &c.
PLATED Table Casters, rich Cut Glass and s;Iv.,
Mountings. 49, s'Nel
Table Casters, plain.
Candlesticks ptln and Silver mountings
la6e ard Tea Spoons, soup Ladies', snutfers and Ty,
Bottle Casters, &c. - 49,
BRASS .--Chamber and Table Candlesticks. lam,
lCnran Pms, STAR Rods &c. ''F'
BRlTANNIA.-Tea Sets, complete az ne ,,o,, 4 il
onable patterns - '4'u'
lea aud Coffee Pots, Sugar Dishes, Cream Pots, ana
Table and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladies', &c.
JAPANNED. Tea Trays, Servers Bread Baske,s 4 ;,
Cadfles Dressing Cases, Lamps, Candesticks slufer,
and Trays, Exlinguishcrs. "''V''
CUTLERY .--lah and Dessert Knives and ~ IL H.
Kinds Pen and Pocket knives, Razurs Scissors H.
Coffee Mlhs, Bellows. Tea Kettles, Sad hons RufHe
lrohs, Pos, Ovens, Patent Boilers Sauce pans Tsh
Ne Ties, Stew Pans, Grid irons, Frying Pans. skesen
Chahng Dishes, Carpet lacks, knitting Pins Hearth mJ
Clothes Brushes
Also, an extensive assortment Of LOOKING GLASSES
IN rich ollt Frames, Mahogany, Maple, &c. for Matts
Piers or Ioilees "tte newest 4 IA hioablc Khan
BRASS ANDlRONS.-Shovels and longs Of tbe new.
es pai erns May be had above Rose and Point lan
ke's, Sacking Bottoms, sc.
Oct II. 86
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NOTICE

hereby given. that the subscriber will apply the Lee
a gisaue q the State Of Delaware, their Session il
Jsnua. next, law authorizing hin sell Tie Land and
Mills Of the late Joseph iaslet Esq. deceased, situated III
the county Of Sn-tN. b. 20 TER.
November 2, le24. %
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

vKylE subscribers beg leave TO inform their friends and
IL the public that they have commenced the
Auction and Commission Business,
at their .4ucrloN RooM, Corner Of Shipipy and
Hgh streets, neat door to The Swan Iarefii,
where sales Will be held Iiedaesy and Smarddy
morning The greatest attention viii be paid TO properly
entrusted their care and every facility rendered 70 their
customers, whose orders they will be happy 10 receive
The auction will be open every day for the reception
Of goods and they faer themselves that their accomno-
dating and reasonable terms, and prompt attention, will
give general satisfaction.
They have also established Horse aqa Cauis .Narket,
back of General j. Volts Hotel Sales in the country,
Of Real or Personal Property, will be undertaken.
DOWNEY AND ROIINETT.
Wilmington Sept 3, 1891 %
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Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Comparatively STOCK.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sspe1d nsalmen Of
~ fve dollars each share together m All arearages
VIII be due and payable ;ie Compsuys Office No So
Walnut street, on Monday, the 81 OF January, 1925
H. ID, GlLpIN, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, 21st Sept 1874. 80 3m
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INDIGO AND COMRS

EUST received and for sale, good RENG.4L LNuJco.
~ Also, an assortment OF B.3Ck COMBS, inporr ID G,a
New York and Boston. JOHN r. BRINrK ip'"
April7 M,s
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ABSCONDEl)

IN the st instant from the Subscriber, nented white
W girl named Inn WiHiams. about " years of age All
persons forbid haborng her al their peril Sx cents
but no charges will be paid any person who will bring
her home JOHN PADDOCK
Chrstana Hundred, October 81 1874 9l-4p
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queen s1fhS county Court, OctOber Irrm. lSG4.
James Evanss Petition TO dlvlc1 Commission returned
the Lands Of Evan Evans late Of 10 October Term 1924
Queen AIMS County, decea- and ratified and confirm.
sed ed bv the Court
TSNiE Commissioners having made re urn that TN. Land
Il in said Commission will not admit Of DIVISION and i,
appearing to the Court that James Evans the Petitioner
Charles Anderson, William Anderson, Ann Anderson
James Foot, Benjamin Foot Sarah loot and Elizabeth
nov the wife OF one Joseph Hill, Mary now the wife
of George iiutson, Rebecca Manel William Elliott Ann
the wife of Thomas MGuirc Charles Evans, Rachel Evans
Ann Evans, John Evans Mary Diamond George Evans
Calwalader Evans, Oliver Evans, Ann Rush the wife of
James l. Rush, Rachel Muleubrgh the wife of David Nh
lenburgh, Sarah Woods The wife Of Daniel Woods Eliza
beth lampey the wife of John Lampley Rachel Evans.
Leah Evans Thomas Evans, Mary Robertson the wife of
John Robertson, John Ball, Joseph Ball. Ann Stroud the
wife Of James Stroud, William Bracken, James Bracken
Henry Bracken Sarah Lindsey the wife of Joseph Lindsey
and Priscilla Jeans the wife Of Abel Jeans heirs at law Who
are Of age do not reside in Queen AIMS Connty-It is
hereby orderedby the Court, hat notice the peu1
Commission and the confirmation of the Court be published
four successive weeks in the Delaware Wachman and tina,
the heirs al law OF said Evan Evaus appear before h.
Court the first Thursday Of May next TO make thri,
election to take the lands at the valuation
BY 0rder--Test
THOMAS MURPHEY
Clerk OF Queen AIMS County Court
| 0cto ber9
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Draught Beer, Porter and Ale.

ISRAEL y JONES, Brewer, at No a. Second street,
Wilmington bel keeps constantly hand supply of
Draught Beer, Porter and Ale Of the first quality with which
soteis and others be furnished reasonable terms,
by the barrel, half barrel or quarter barrel
lie is thankful for the extensive patronage hitherto
ceved and solcits continuance OF public favor
Wilmington, 9th mo. 1924. 81--tf
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ACADEMY.

vAHE subscriber respectfully Informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education Of youth
OF both sexes, in all the various branches Of useful Edca
ton and he aatters himself that he has given general
satisfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having an opening for few more pa'
pills, he again solicrs share Of public patronage
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
October 18Th 1928. So
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NOTICE.
October 90.

NJ LICE.
FUNlE Subscriber being very DESTROYS TO make close &c
ms business particularly requests those persons hayno
claims against him. to meet him the house of It;on
HeTdaat IN Newport on Third day, the 9th of The File
venth Month next, al o'clock, r. nj
n1... ,o., JAMES II. SQUIBB.
"f''' -'" ''o''n' - is~as eo-4tp
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TaPERS-for burning all night

N bed Chambers Of the SICK &c. which will burn
but about one half much oil as common lamp for sale
At the Waterman Office.