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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
K.vCHE UssG EOU.y.DHI.

fkNHE SUBSCRIBERS would most re.pec,G,,,-
D call the attention OF the public, to their new -.
tablshmeni, (the Lynchburg Foundry s,u,,.a
Immediately on the canal, few steps below ,Ls
Horse Ford, where we are prepared 10 do any Lnd
OF Casting. Mil Iron Machinery ofany description
with neatncsss and despatch. We hope by srie, =,
tenlion to business, to merit portion of nubl,c NJ
tronage. Any orders from the country will ma,
With prompt attention. J. 7. DIUGUlD a. Co,
May % ve
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POLITICAL.
Tar vaspars HARVEST HYMN.

The following is liberal usnslatinn--anust pars
Phrase. In the fren,h, tie wo's sFpfea
cir 80 much resembling the English Naanal Anthem, Go
save The knc" thai of the culioa. snch matters
have .appaed the nsnae upon uhieh she English Anthem
iosneJ.
Tathcrof Mrrriss God Of Pence
reiuv slass isauuties cease
While t. sAe Heavens, in grateful iones,
Ascend mingled prisons,
Listen 10 these lho notes Ufrraise.
Which We, hsPrs people, fai'e
ssr samisfs sheltered b. II, care
Ahudes Of peace and plenty
oar uaee Thy blessing Yields
An hundred fold-thr rpeusd fields
Or growing sraia-thr barbenrd vine
An lakens ofI1's Love Divine.
The rrndled head Of nfancv
oseih iis Tranquil Thee
You,h's donbting step, man's frncr tread
In wears mature. By Thee are led
srrure my trembling aFr, oh LofI'
lesu is stat. Thy Holy Word.
Teach US ilrse bic. sincs to improve,
Teach rs to servo thee. teaoh to love
Exalt oar hearts th.. we.tnas 30
Tie Giscr Of p Coed, in Thee.
AMI be Thy Word our daily lood
Thy ssriee, Cod, greatest good.
Nhclrr in y onth llo oary fruit,
Or in the aud solemn suit
ofour autumnal age like when,
kpened aud for ihe reaper ii,
rhoa cut us off Oh God. MA, we
Gathered INTO Thy garner he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21

hOLLARS MAY BE SAVED AND THE
~ MANUFACTURES Of your town encoura-
ged by buying your HATS, of the subscriber
Every Hat we sell being Manufactured by our
selves in the town of Lynehburg, shall mol be inle
riotio any and being determined 10 sell low, for
cash, we hope, therefore. the advantage we offer to
our customers, will be appreciated by the public :;
and as there will be credit IN our business good
customers will not have to pay foi bad ones We
have just re ceived good Stock Of
HATTER'S MATERIALS,
Which will be made up in the neatest manner. BY
first rate workuen. We also receiving a 90 ID
assortment Of ladles' and gentlemen's Shoes, mems
andboy's fine Fur Cloth and Hair Seal Caps, some
OF superior quality. All ofwhch will he sold low
for cash only. DINkLE & RUMBOUGH.
A fine assortment OF Ladies' and Genllemen's
y III - r. = alsoa good assortment of Hatters'
Trimmings.
Nov. % vlom
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FOB LEASE OGs RENE.
The S;IsililsEtOn Hotel, EyncE,b,,rg, Y

fgT-as THIS well known stand, with twenty three
F3nil rooms, sufficient for fotiy beds, with good
--~..A- stables, aud fac well Of water on the lot is
now for rent aud possession given the 12h OF Drcem-
Der ncxi. There IS this time fine run OF custom
to the house. not surpassed by any IN the place.
Any person wishing to rent will please call aud see
the property, or address either Of The Subscribers at
LynchbuIg. MAURICE bANGHORNE, j.
JAMES NJ. LANGlIORNE.
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Public sale Of Land and Ne

10y VIRTUE Of deed Of trust. executed ~
- William Walton. IA the subscriber. on tie OIL
Of December e35. and OF record "a ale Cerk :
oficc otlhe county Of BHckiug ham-wiii be SOD 70
the idshest builder, for cash. on thursday. the 2-ah
das al Nofeinbcf. q, Meadow firfn. IN BEN CIeok.
N Buckingham county and near 10 the residence II
sad Nsllon HE several loliowing named
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DURSuANT 10 a decree oil The Circuit Supe
z ror Count OF bedford county, pronounced on
the sIh DAY OF May $50 in the Chancery suit there
IN depending between Will am Dickinson, plaintiff
and Thomas Stewart aud others. defendants. The
undersigned, commissioner. viii. ON The 2l,i day Of
December next, on the premises proceed 10 sell 10
the highest bidder, forieady money. TRACT OF
LAND, lying IN the county Of Bedford, near The
Meadows Of Goose Creek. on which Thomas Phelps
now resides, containing by estimation, two hundred
acres. q. a. WlNGFIELD, Con'r.
Nov. Ia WHY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-11-21
NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAREHousE
IL ESPEC1F informs bis friends ana i

NEARLY OPPOSITE LIBERTY wAREuou,s
4 ESPEC1FULLY informs bis friends nm.
q public generally, thai he continues TO car,
the manufacture Of COPPER AND TIN W ipWS
in all lis various branches. His stock of Tin w
IS now large well assorted and well worthy III, a.
tcnllOn Of both wholesale and retail dealer. ~
stocL oil STILLS ADD other Copper Ware is A..
very large and desirable, and he is prepared IN n
aclute to order STILLS ofany size or pat,e,, a
will also repair old STILLS or take them in e.cL,
Tor ones. S
lilo has also on hand large aud well a,,or.a
stock OF WOVE WIRE for wheat fans Or sa'
prepared 10 any order he may r.c.;.
lie also has attached TO the establishment aRRaSs
FOUNDRY, aud is prepared TO cast to order H.,
for averns. churches and other purposes. Pei.
Screw Boxes castings for Thfeshing Machine. .ss
all other kinds Of Brass Castings.
lie continues also, 10 gutter and cover Uo,..
either IN town OF country, with Copper Tn. -
or Sheet Iron, upon the most favorable term. 's
Old Copper, Pewter and Brass either pn,cb,,
or TAX en- IN exchange for work Coun,,x ..o
duce also taken exchange for all work in hi, liz.
Aug. 8
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NOTICE,

fG'liE Undersigned Is now ready to receive wheat.
during the season for which he will pay the
hlshcst cash pnce. To prevent misundersta ding
he now informs his friends aud the public generally
that IN every case where wheat is sent to the MILL
aud no price agreed upon. it is stored in the Mill
At the risk of the planter long rs the price remains
unsettled, ms he isonly a MILLER aud not an nsu-
Ter against iie water, &c. ALIEN MUNDY.
Aug.B 20
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0ase hMudTeGEs0ig0gs Resrard.


I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 6th Of
IL July, a very bright mulatte Boy by the name
OF WARMER, about feet inches in height,
~ years OF age, spare made, strait black har.
black eyes gentee 10 his appearance very polite in
his manners, speaks quick, and is somewhat conceit
ed has small sears the back ofone of his hands
lie took with him two suits Of cloths one of gray
bfoadcloh, lrock coat and pantaloons, the other Of
homespun' copperas color roundabout pantaloons
and black fur hat about hall worn. Ii requires
close inspection to distinguish him from a whiie
person. 1t is supposed thar he has gone in the
direction of Lynchburg, iiIlsborough, o,
down the river.
will give the above reward if taken over 90
miles itom home; over 10 aud within 90 miles. $50
within 20 miles, $40, If he is returned TO me. n,
edged IN jail, So that get HIM again.
NATllL u. THOMAS,
Near Milton, n. c.
July 90 10
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Drs. POWELL * READ.

1 NklNG associated themselves in The practice
Il Of Medicine will promptly attend ali cases
committed 10 thcn charge, visiting each patient nj
telnaely, which will operate as consultation in ey
cry case,
Amherst G. II. Nuy7 "a
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.rF0,,,ss .TgssRsScUsFkiS.
A HE SUBSCRIBERS are agents for the sale
L n OF large number OF the genuine
Horus 3Au,ticauIis Cuttings and Roots,

Horus NAu,ticaulis Cuttings and Roots,
Of the present years growth. They from ii
very unusually nourshing nursery, III the ad Joining
county OF Buckingham, and the trees of uncom-
monty vigorous growth, many OF them on the Isl
;nst.measufing from % to feet i'll height. The
cniigalor, Rev. J. s. Armstcad, secured in the pre-
sent nuproptons season, the growth Of serenity fire
tees for every bundled single buds planted. He
warrants the genuneness of the aud the matui-
~ Of all the wood which lie sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in November
Application Us. post paid, will be promptly at
tended TO, WILLIAMS & VICTOR.
July Is Yiw if sts of
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E.F.SES E9Es tsoE5E.SY'.

fENIIE STAPLETON MILLS, are now pre-
y pared to receive WHEAT, for winch the un-
designed wall give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July ID WIS
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Il - T VNIF.
ROBERT TINSLEY, C.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

toMMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Amherst Coat House, Oct. 2lst, 1889. {
The parties will take notice that have ed the
hfst day OF Janunry next, commence the accounts
mentioned IN the foregoing orders, on which tay al
ihe hour OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. they are requested 10
auend al my Office with their accounts vouchers and
copies oil court papers, prepared Tor examination aud
settlement. RO NJ BROWN GO,
Nov. Ia ~
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lying on Ivy creek, in Bedford county, within half
mlle oil The Tract last described. 1t is well watered
aud contains sufficient qnantny Of WOODLAND
for the support of the place.-Sixty Acres of this
Tract IS first rate lowground, and the upland is now
III good state of improvement.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber on INC ~
n q inst. ms man
D.gIsKD.

bright mulatto. between tbirx aud rhiry five years
Of age, about TX feet heh, havy bullt. WIN iaise
wli.hers, which Ion feat ofapPfehensian may h9Fe
been tfken off. he has sone CRY hairs about ms
locks aud breast, MS hair very ihinon Tie top OF
his head, has lost two Of his upper front leeih'
aud IS "A carpenter bs trade lie had on when he lel
home - sun of brown wooden jeans he also had
other clothing with him. hair cap and whlle fur hat
vail give the above reward II taken ont OF the
Slate twenty dollars IT iahrn Over 25 miles from
home and ten dollars # under that distance. II de-
rerrd IN me- or lodged IN any jail that get him
again lanA 1, Likely he vii AIM 10 Ct 10 the
STATE Of ONO. JND. a. SCRUGGS,
near New Glasgow.
Amherst Co. Va.
=. The kanawha Glzeite i'll insert the above
three wrtks and forward then account 10 this Office
for payment.
Oct II
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TWENTY ACRES,

mentioned TRACT, nearly half Of which Is heavily
umbcred, the balance recently cleared. On tins
Tract there Is good DWELLING HOUSE
Tins is of The best stands GA the Forest road for
blacksmith shop, whcewrght Shop aud Wagon
yard as 1t the hrst good spnus aier leaving Lynch
burg,) which Is convenient To the road.
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John ER. C0DKI,

1 AS commenced the practice Of Law in Rich
mond. lie will attend the Court of Ap.
feals and the other Superior Courts Estate and Fed
erali held IN This city,
lie viii also attend the Western Court of Appeals
at Lewis6ure, regularly, fom the beginning to the
end Of each term.
Richmond, Nov. II At
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eTk RENE.

fE'lll. residence Oh Diamond Hill recently oe
cupied by the undersigned.
NJ. b. BRADFUTE.
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.NEDEC.fE COLLEGE,,
In Richmond. Yiruinin

following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ D. Professor Of Surgery
aud Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. d. Professor of Theory aud
Practice of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ D. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor oil
Maerla Medca and Therapeutics.
L. l.. BOllANNAN, NJ. ID. Professor of Obselrio'
and The Diseases Of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chen
istry and Pharmacy.
The College Inftmafy, attached to the COLLEGE
Building, has been successful operation for The
last eight months, and furnishes constantly nun
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-lo
which the Student has access at ali hours.
The College lufrmay. iogeker with the Aims
House. Penuentiafs and Armory whic, are under
the char-c oltwo Of the Professors) will afford The
Student opportunity of Witnessing the various DIS
eases Incident To Southern climate. The Abundance
OF materials for Anatomical purposes aud the reduces
price at which they are fgrnished will enable NV
den To acquire an intimate knowledge Of the Ar2lo
my OF the human body, and the use of Surgical III
sIruments.
During the last Winter Course of Lectures fro"
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into ~'
lnhrmary. the Professor of Surgery was enabled
EXHIBIT before the class, nearly all the important sur
gIcai operations upon the iiring subject and h""
the increasing popularity of The Infrmary, rhele
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical C@"
IN the House will greatly Increase. ..
GOOD boarding, including fuel lights. sef'es
attendance, &c. cen be obtaned In this CITY lorJN
dollars per week.
We are authorised 10 state that a full Cou'sc
Lectures IN this Institution will be received a'
qnisalent to one in the following Medical Scho"orl
University OF PennsyIv ania Jefferson Mcdcalrv.
iege Philadelphia; Medical College ofthe 1".
oil South Carolina; Tfannsyyania University h'N
'nglon' Ky University of Maryland, &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Di's''
Ing Rooms ollIe College ON the first OF October
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Medical + acu,H,
Richmond, MAY % ON
a " Apprentice is wanted al ll1s Ol1Flth'
Sept Hh
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Assfe.

The following Negro Men. to wit; Peter, Lowell,
Sandy, Billy, Spinner, Sam, Page, Joshua, jerry,
john, Joe. Also the following negro boys 10 Wit :
Neptune. Bob, Henry. Also the following negro
wonen, etls and boys, to vii: PblIlis Pleasant.
and Jenny, women, Nancy and her daughter Lucy,
Grace aud her thee children, reculleeted,
BIB anl her children to vii Winston, CLANCY,
the name Of The other not recoilecte1. kuy and her
2 children, names not rccoecied Rachael and her
D children, Ia VII: Mickey, Anderson, Nelson, jesse
and Wat. Matilda Il hen children, to wit Martha,
Edward. Mary, Sandy, name OF the others mol recol-
leetcd, Caroline eid, Jluney glr, Sarah Il gtd, .
women, Pany Syey. Also an interest oil four -ninhs
III The following slaves. 10 wit: Sawney Jenny aud
her children, 10 Wit: John, Jacob, and Sally and
others, names not remembered, Judy and her 3
chldfcn, towt: james, Games Of the ohrr2 not
ffcolected. Also the increase Of the sloremeEtion-
ed female slaves lfany since the date Of The alufesaid
deed OF trust the sale OF the aforesaid property rom
incemency OF the weather any other cause, should
not be completed on the alofenamed day, IL will be
continued from day To day u1til flushed, or uuh so
much is sold as will satisfy the clam named IN the
aforesaid trust deed.
Aeiing Is trustee, VIII convey such title only as
IS vested IN me by lhr deed aforesaid.
SAMB. McD. REID, Trustee.
Oct. % t24N
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20 CONTRACTORS

ID uRSl ANT to a deed of trust bearing date the
2nd day OF October, 1887. executed by George
NJ Thomas TO me, for purposes therein specified,
winch deed IS duly of record in the .nhcfst County
CONT Clerks Once. shall offer Tor sale, to the
nighest biddefor eash,upon the premises on Thurs
day the 2lst day Of November next House and
LoiIn the town of New Glasgow. The House is now
occupied by William II. knight as Saddler's shop,
aud was purchased by SAID Thomas Of William Ii
Tyler Also all said Thomas's Household and
hHehen nrnlure aud all Lis working toois very
complete set Acting as trustee, | shall convey
such title only as is vested in me- by the deed aiorc
sand. JOHN b. DUNCAN Tyvs,cs
Oct 81 iolN
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Tracts OF Land.

to vii: one Ttaei Of Land on Benz Greet. n sand
county Of buckingham, adjoining Wm. Thurman
ADD others, containing 4G7 orless. Aaotb
ertraet OF same Geek ~ same county. containing
sc aeics more CT less, and adjoining the first men-
toned tract, aud others. Another tract on same
cfetk aud 90 same county, containing 4i5 acres more
oi less. adjoining the lands oi George Prnu and 9th
efs, being he same bought by SAID Walton Of john
Hams. Another raet sad creek. IN SAID county.
containing 22o acres more ar less adjoining the auds
oil Charles Phelps nnd others, boueht by said Wal.
ton Of Aawfer x Walker. Another tract ~ siid
county on SAID creek containing $50 acres, adjoining
the lands OF sraHon Wheeler bought by sand Ndz
ton # Robert Walton. Another tract near Bent
Cfrtk. containing 900 acres more orless. and hound
ed by Tie lands Of Dabney Gonch and others bought
b. sad Walton OF VIM. Chick. Apother Tract on
tie waters e Broad Greek containing 500 more
~ less. bought by SAL Walton Of WIN. Chick. and
bounded by the lands OF Reeves & White and 9th
eIs.
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fE'llE next session Of Mrs. WATTS schoolwill
= commerce on Monday, the 18th of November
! ems as heretofore.
Maternal care and authority will be exercised
over all who may be entrusted to her
NOV. IL 3y
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Oct %
Valuable real Estate <,-.-a,
FOR SALE si;;I
ia .slgc ION. -l...-...4
sEE'E.v FsE.sDRERs .FCREs,


lying in Campbell county, on the Forest road about
Two and bali or three miles from Lynchburg.
THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
Il winch Is heavily timhcred Tobacco Land not
supposedly any in the county. aud the cleared Land
IS generally III veiy good hear. THIS Land lies retnar.
kably we'll aud Is abundautly wajefcd. The improve
mcnts are excellent. beng all rev. conssrins of a
large and well flushed DWELLING HOUSE.
fTfg together With Meat House, Ice House, =r'sa.
b8iiI Dairy, Kitchen, Weaving House, aud III
--4..A large Bee House, in Which the Bees LILA
are now IN fall operation without hives. and all o.
thef Out Houses necessary. On tbs TRACT there
Is another selIlemeat, consisting OF a good Dwelling
House aud all necessary appurtenauces; there IS
a efficiency OF rich MEADOW LAND ior the use
ol the FARM, and an abundAuGc of almost all
Kinds OF Fruits which the climate will Justify.
WHhln The immediate neighbour 1od ihcre are sever.
al Blacksmith Shops, Wheelwrght Shops Saw and
Grlst Mills. Persons wishing 10 engage IN tho
manufacturing OF silk would do well to call and
see this property, they might here enter into that
business with but slight additional expense
Also, a small TRACT CONTAINING ahont
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a Co.'s axEs.

AVlNG RECEIVED larse lot Of Collins
Il Co.'s AAES, they will be sold UNUSUAL,
low Tor cash. RICHARDS
Oct. 10 -
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'E'llE subscriber will give the highest prices Cor
Il yarn Socks, Feathers, Flax Seed, Beeswax, and
Tow Liners. We also wish 10 buy one hundred or
tvs Barrels Mountain Whiskey.
BAILEY & WOMACK.
Oct n -
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SlRGlNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Ohirr of The
Circuit superior Count OF Law and Chanccry for III,
county of Amherst, ON Monday, the 9TH day Of October
john Dudley Davis, administrator dc bons non of Geog
Morris, Jr., Pluinli1
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WIEN
IIHIInIHg =.
Nov. %

q L Circuit Superior { lurt of Law and Chan
n cery, continued by adjournment, and held for
the County Of Amherst, Al the Courthouse. on FRI
day. the 9th day Of Septembet, 1899
Maurice II. Glrlaud, administrator of Archib Id
Robertson, deceased, Plaintiff
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new Lire OF Coaches.

PASSENGERS 10 the Springs, and other tray
ellefs, are hereby informed, that the under
slnned VII comma nc n rnnni,r
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July %
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Charles L. Davis, in his right and administrators
the estate OF Thomas Morris dee d. also OF Henry MORN,
deceased and William u. Morris deceased, Martin Parks and
liam Amistcad his securities administrator Thorn
Morris deceased and the said Charles h. DAVIS and Nan
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Nov. IA

w. b. ClllrTENDEN, Secretary.
Nov. IA Will
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-02-21
THREE SIZES.

HNHE attention OF the community rs conu
L nually called to this, and that, and the
other Cooking Store; each claimed to be the
very best, aud entitled to homage almost as
great as was paid 20 "nolten images" when
Il was proclaimed "These be thy gods, o Is
rael." The subscriber worships no such
"work of the craftsmen," nor does he desire
that even his own /" latest Improvement should
be regarded, beyond its well attested merit.
The "EcL1PsE COOKING SrovE"-which has
been in very extensive use for the last two
wears, received its name at first from the Pc
culiar construction of its front part directly
over the fire, and which is made TO adapt it.
self to kitchen utensils Of any size; but a dis
corning public have since decided its claim
to the tito for other reasons too obvious TO
mention. Do other stoves speedily warm n
room? so does this. Il Do they bake well. boil
well, roast we'll! SO does this. Are they hand
some 7. so is this. Can their inventors refer
to gentlemen who will recommend their
stoves We might refer 10 gentlemen, aye,
and to LADIES too, so numerous and so highly
respectable, that we must decline doing 1t,
from motives Of delicacy, as it would be invi-
dious to attempt selection. Ask any one OF
the "better half of creation" among the hun
dreds who nave made trial of the ssEclipse,' -
and YOU will be assured that it does indeed
eclipse every thing ever designed for cooking,
baking. breiling, roasting. washing. The wo-
man who sets about her Mondays work, on
Monday morning, bright & early, (and what
notable housewife docs not y may in a mo-
ment's time calculate an eclipse, and bring it
on, by means of which-let every husband and
erery housekeeping bachelor take notice Ia 'wash-
ing day is turned from, day of dump and
sorrow. into day of chee.fulness and plea
sure. Letthose who may have been seeking
for a /" contamination so devoutly to be wish
ed, please call at the subscribers office.near
the South meeting house. Cornwall. where
they will find tho Stoves-au sizes-in good
order, all the doors trimmed with malleable
Iron. and set UP in the most workman-like
Also-SrovE PRE-. of the several quail
ties and prices. and all kinds Of Copper, Tin.
and She'd From Work, done 10 order, IN the best
manner. We. - '' o'
Prices of Stoves from $40 to $50.
sv'''l son aFd- STEPHEN ]. GOLD. 2
7 CornraA, Oct. 26s 1888. rc 81