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Temperance Celebration, March 29tIl, 1912.
The line viii he formed on iluson>reet the right rest
ing ST Johns Park. AT O'Clock, y. VI. and pre-
cisey 10 O'Clock, down Hudson Chambers Cham
hers to Broadway down Broadway to Wall. down Walt 10
Pearl up Pearl and Chatham East Broadway, up Ea.i
Broadway Columbia, through Columbia 70 llousOn up
Houston to the Rowcry, mp the Bowey Fourth through
Fourth 10 the Washington Parade Ground wl'n the linz
will form hollow spare ar~und the three stages, the ceatre
O, the square 10 be reserved Tor tie ladies.
ORATIONS FROM EACH STAGE.
The line again will movenp the Ft, Avenue 20 -Four
een,>treet through Fourteenth the + ghi!l Ave-
me- MP Eighi Avenue 10 EicheeniI>ree through EgI-
eentli-srecl Ninth Avenue to l!udSon,ree 10 Canal,
ND Canal TO Broadway down Broadway The Park and
dismiss particularly requested that all intending 10
ioin the line will be the ground O'Clock pos
,ib as the Procession viii a 10 o'clock precisely
The Societies will march into the streets with their
ri. IN on Hudson, and report 10 the Grand Marshal.
Should the day br stormy the Procession and Grafton viii
take place the next fair day.
All Total Abstinence Societies III eyYorh and vicinity
are invited TO join IN Procession
m254i JAMES q FORBES Grand Marshal.
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u photographic Prim,s-lOo,oGo 'pentiJy co.
lnr consisting Of about 200 designs, among WHICH are
Moral and Religion.
subjects The aOve publi,e, IN superior -tyie, ana
TOR sale by The subscriber. in lets 10 -Iit purchasers
N.CUEEIEI:. . Sprucc-at. opposite thc Sun "'''cr
a. g. Ne.y Subjects from iegns by thfirst artists VIII be
aided 10 The above assortment every week. ~ md I'm
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II PARTICULAR NOTICE.-ThO-e persons having
furniture M any description dispose Of who are brran
nup houseerping yel ind ready sale for any portion
Or All Of thcir Goods. by ending their address, calling
as1n l,, subscriber Goods any amount purchased
'dD, fo r. COTTON co. ls7 ChatI ara y.
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n y. Country Merchants buying sell again will fndI
their advantage call and examine tli, invoice io about
l000 pair they siilbe sold ow for CASH about30o sait
at til. losV prIc. Of 81 80 per pair. (2I NIL II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-03-25

Ia the House d Representatives on Tuesday
the following Preamble and Resolution were
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News 0pNH, U' an WV SVN''''@' "
GREElFN 4 McELRArH. 80 Ann street

~ Fiji, ward Clay Ctub.-An adjourned
,inr o., hi> Club will be held al the Marion House 40
Il tst Broadway, This (FridaS Evening at :! c'oeh
Punctual attendance j. requested.
I,5s OLCOTi RUlNES, President pro eli.
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IT Fifteenth Wurd.-A meeting Of the trcnas %
HENRY CLAY will he held nj Constitution 'ai, No b."
-oc,ock Tor the purpo,. OF forming Clay Club IN The
Nard al trisdiv the great Statesman OF the West are
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a shaker Mystery.
New LEBANON, n. y, Nov.

New LEBANON, n. y, NOV TT, Io4|'
To tie Editor ofthe Tribune:
Enclosed send you a copy of an inscription or
a slab of marble lately discovered on the mountain
east of the Shaker village. You will most proba
bly, recoect manifesto issued By the Trustees
last spring, saying that their church would not bt
opened for the admission OF strangers this season
l am informed that they go up thither to worship
and they are now guarding it BY high fence, Il
prevent it from being polluted by unclean hand,
suppose yos suggest to Miller, as he is on YOU
border, that here is fine chance for him and hi.
followers The Shakers admit that great event
are about to take place. but keep to themselves
wbet fhay are
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THE November Number of the Southern
literary Messenger Is for sale al this Office
CnSTENTS


l. TaE HuscBstcE A PENNSYLVANIA sTohY.-a su'''
suItation between Tories and 1roqIos Chei ae
bloody designs Of the Tories; How Tbzyendenegea OPP
poseb them His infaence bis warriorsi How ne W"
epoyed BIZ the British; How the Indian scaps the hea'
and The white the heart Plot; Dialogue;
and tie Scout; Footsteps heard Wanesey and his pans
ter; Brant, &c &c- kc- &c- &c
2 DESCRIPTION or NArLEs.-The lovely scenes rouho
about; lis beds OF Lava Volcanoes; The Cheap ihea-
tres, &c. &c- kc. &c &c
g. Dr.. FEAsKLIS-An original Letter.
l. SCENES AND ADVENTURES IN THE ARaY.-A DANDY N
the Woods Dead bodies in the River The Chotera us
frghrl ravaees among the troops, &c. &c. &c. k &c
j. FRANCIS AID FANNY: Love Story in Five Chapters.
Macb-Making; Mir. Woodey and bis Wife; Match Max
ing; Dining out, &c. &c. &c. kc. &c.
6. The ELoPEMEST.--A Tale; An Adventure; Lore
Story, &c &c. &c. &c.
T. WASHINGTON IRVINE, Mr.. Navarrete and the hnick-
erbocker; Mr. Is course, &c. &c- az &c
8. History OF THE KNIGHTS MALTA, &c. &c. &c &c.
O. TO- II and r. Notices of New Works
lSto 81 Nineteen pieces of original Poetry.
For sale wholesale and retail, the Office of The Tribune
Tribune Buildings, opposite City Hall, by
nil GREELEY L McELRATH-
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0THE VOICE OF THE Lunp.e

Here is my living fountain, saith the Holy one OF
Israel, and here is where shall set up my Kingdom
forever more 10 reignand from this place shall GO
forth my word and holy law 10 all nations OF the
earth, and say whosoever shall presume to Pa'
their hands on this stone or step their feet within tine
spo, where have caused these posts to be set mp
when their hands are unclean and their hearts i'm.
pure shall in some day other feel the rod OF my
severity, and fall under awful curse which shall
in my own time cause to come upon them even i the
great Am the Eternal Almighty and everlasting
power of Heaven and Earth-uy word Is truth
Written and placed here on the Holy Mount by
the command Of our Lord and Saviour July, l842
Engraved at New Lebanon. Entered July 80
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STOVES.
invite the at.

,eutjon of the public TO and splendid assort'
ept OF MOTIFS Stoves The first premium has again been
awarded the best heat Stoves for Halls
Public uiidg &c al las far OF the American lds'I-
tute They have for years stood urvalled regards their
Utility and economy and the decision OF The judges as wen
IS the increasing demand FOR the araee, Is confirmation
strong of their superiority the present time over any other
Stove before the public Our patterns are rich and yrsed
conuandir1 The admiration OF all Observer Our style Tor
yae houses is an ornament the hall as we'll rs 'iosi
Useful appendage. An entire house OF any can ne NOR
oughIy warmed by single Stove without reeourse d. a
10 the paror CRATES during the winter
We have also been able complete few OF SHEPASp
Patent REvEHBERATERs for parlos with which me pup
lie can now be served without delay. This Stove has asa
taken the first premium OF the American institute as
, Stove for parsors and Offices exhibited at the EAR az
though the competition greater tnan on any
Their construction is extremely simple, and then
efficiency and economy undeniable We have only 70 ask
the attention those purchasing Stoves 10 hsn ana We al
consdent that they viii be pleased. SHEPARD y %.
n2a I'M Noil,s Stove WAREHOUSE, AZ W ater-sI-
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-'.- For The Tribune.
TgE GOSSIP CHARACTER.

THE GOSSIP CHARACIES-
TnusT not, Young Vile. Gossip--if you dare,
Have come good quality TIA, you can 'pnrf
BE guarded in yeur speech, weigh every snoAs'e
Or, she III remember a-but thai she ousnI
List ;soa word concerning yoar affairs
Unless you want Rsnkiad TO rnake thefn n,sHs
Beware, when she efsays eadTse sao 'ees''
For many willy snare she SETS IN speeon'
And though apparently Innocent, sincere
A. ,,,.n Zoe ,ou III have less cause to fear
- .,,, J, brstard! be may love thee true
60. -, ,sfore berthe ncglecting you.
80 Won q pretty dress. you're fend of show"
49, nride mus have a fall,n of course, yoa know
: +. vour house fcrnished well. extravaganza. -,
Yeur husband spends more pounds than ne ous ;,
Beware bow you invite her TO your dnnsr' tp'
Neither your yiands aor converse can WIn nei-
r. Won III come 10 want some day
gF.uesl-" with one SO mean she neer oio Soy
Havc you A lover Maiden, young, de voteo
Re .,,re vopr every word and leok are itoteo.
ford he'll, AIM whea Gossip wags her tongue
Little she recks what gentle hearts are wrung-
How cunningly her poisoDs are infused
WHEN she seems praising-he is most abused.
Or holder. vaguely hints, insinrates dark,
Aud II Won seem alarmed, Heaven save the mark!
:. 81, feels embsrra.sed-begs you will excuse her,
.J,r.s hayd TO speaI the truth-you must excuse her
.. IIoyes the puwelcomc tale wss spell your beauty,
otnd W, she reeds must teil-it is her duty"
Ard now with inward JOY axerts her art
To break, &c possible his, or your heart
Now though as Gabrieps, his life were pure,
You III ind he vondrons evi1oer.
White turns to black when she cries presto-cbaDge
And Envy sniles and thinks il very strange.
a spark OF truth kindes pretty table,
The sames burn bright-quench them, II you are sole
Fer kindrtd spirits do SO love the light,
THEY'LL puff and fan, and blow with all tseh might
And il a character is burnt, they Tevel
With all the joy their master feels--tthe DID
fo4vunda, Pa NLAopt
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan

Z cellor.--rhe President Directors & Company of the
Peoples Bank OF Patterson vs. Moses Tucker Administers
ter, &c. oil John G. Tucker, deceased, Ell al.
In pursuance of decretal order of this Court. made in
The above entitled cause viii be sod public auction,
der the direction of the subscriber the Masters there
of by John J Swift, Auciioneer, the Merchants E1-
change III the city OF NewYork, the 18th day OF Noven-
Der ieXt, al u o'clock OF that day. all those
tain contiguous lots pieces parcels lard, known and
distinguished lots (6 six, % and Isl eight.
map of properly the Twelfth Ward of the City OF New
York belonging 10 the estate OF Thomas Burlng deceased
made by Edward Doughty, City Surveyor dated January
1885, and fled in the Office OF the Register ia and the
City and County OF HewYork bounded contrasting
se!her follows, 10 wit Norherly front by Sixteenth
five feet souihery seveny-sI feet and
eighth of inch by ground partly OF Jesse West and partly
OF Daniel w kissam the party OF the second part The
said mortgage westerly by lot No. 9 nine said map
Ency-two feet inches and quarter OF an inch,
easiery eghtylbree inches three ourths OF
inch by lot No. 81 FIVE said map. New-Yorh Oct
q 1872 WILLIAM. W. CAMPBELL,
Master in Chapcery.
l. & wooEEuFF Solicitor a9S 23,rtsl3
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AGENTS OFFICE. STATE Prison,
Auburn, Oct 10, 1872 }

S OiIGr- Is hereby gwen, tnal SedIeu
proposas VIII De receiveda the Office OF the suicrlb-
ef ussay the Goth day December next al 10
A. VI. er The services OF TenConvets with The privilege OF
incfeha the sane, be able 10 FURNISH To
any number exceeding Three Hundred for the Term of
FIVE years from The Ss: DAY OF January rsIi 10 be
Poyea In he rnanuaeirrec OF Flies and sncn articles OF
efy OF wc the United States principally supplied by
forrign importation
Sufficient shoproou suitably warmed ard lighted, viii
be furnished by the STATE ss
Note Persons making proposals are required to name the
amount per day, offered The services OF each Convict
and furnish IN. name the offered as
surety III the Contract With theE written assent sEereo
the respective persons making proposals are reonired
De present a, OF opening such proposals Dee
2ntn either In person By dnty authorized agent
olS ,DD HENRY P0LHEMUs, Agent.
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CRFAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

V scriber Successor 10 L '. BADGER tornerIy aog
business $50 Waierstreei and the original agent Loa
in this City, woud respectfully inform the pubic that ne
has taken store No, 81 Waerstree two doors rom
The above Stoves STYLE and at reduced prices over
Five Thousand OF these Stoves sold IN the Cl on
Boston last season. and found the economical II
the consumption fuel any Stove heretofore
They are recommended particularly by PhysciaHs, ior
heating rooms the sick and persons afflicted win con-
sumption have found great relief by the OF this Stove,
he air produced being of more temperature tan eau
possblv produced ~ other Stove offered 10 the
prhic Also wi!co1s Air-tigh Stove wooda heautI-
iul articles together with badgers Patent Alright coal
Stove designed for Stores, Offices, Halls ard farorS,
very cheap an, economical article printed direction ac
companies all the above Stoves. Please call aud examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recot ie
number D. D. WENDELL No 81 Watrrst
o9s Inn "a door from Bc-Snlan.
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IN CHANCERY Before the Vice Chan

L ceor of the Firs; Crcni:-Ezabeth Gaieano vs. jon
Gaeano.-Bili for tiyorcs-A Yinculo MatrnicfiiL II
Hani, Sol. Tor Comp't
John GalleaDo, Defendant IN this cause whose pace
residence is in the City and County OF New-YoFs re-
CURED 10 appear in this by The nineteenth day OF De-
cenbcr next or The BIZ! Fled therein viii be taken IS cor
feSsso by hin. IL law SWs. Ey. Jr. law sW1
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BEARs.-Thc Venango (Pa.) Democrat of the
LIST inst. says" Five bears were caugh, last week
by some OF our brave settlers up the AlIeghany
River in this county. One huge fellow, said TO
weigh 600 pounds, was captured by Mr.. James
Henry, while endcayoring to help himself 10 some
fresh meat for which purpose he had mounted a
II fine porkcr.
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q celor of The First Circuit-Neah Waterbury, conf
Bill oreclose mortgage. williars Jennison Junior one
OF the defendants IN his canse whose place of residence
III Pennsylvania, required appear this by ne
seventeenth day OF January next the bill fled therein
viii be taken as confessed by him. Dated October ittn'
1872 PAUL.. FISH, OF the CITY of Brooklyn,
cas la.vSw Solicitor Tor complainant
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HUNTINGTON PARK CouRsE.-Thc match irot
between Du,chman and Rifle for $500 a side,
came off Tuesday, and some Of the knowing ones
were awfu!y used up. Before the start bets OF
of sl0o TO so anu IS we're freely offered on Rifles
taking the purse. The hackers of Du,chmau put
UP stakes on him and were not disappointed in
the result--he won easily. (Phil. Cor of Cour
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~ The November Number of .hs amers-

a. The November Number of she An,eri-
can Aaborer is now ready for delivery Itcontains
the Speech OF HENRY MEIcs the opening the Fair
the American Institute; The Proceedings the Home In
dustry Convention, aud Remarks Of Gen TAlLMApsg;
New-England Silk Convention; The RELATIONS or
WEALTH AND LABOR being the Annual Address before the
American Institute, delree ed Thursday evening octo
Der ~. in the Broadway Tabernacle, by H. c. O. COLBY
MasSan admirable document. and one Which ought 10
be read by every aborng the Uui,eo States GOV
ERNOR Stewards ADDRESS at the ANNUAL FAIR of
the New.Iork State AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. delivered al
Albany the 18th day of September last this Address Is
worth more 10 every farmer and er OF the SOIL than the
entire cost OF the Laborer for the year; PROTECTION
WOOL and WooLENS: Speech Of Mr. Sade of Yer
the Tariff Sill. In this Speech Mr.. Sade stands
up the Representative the Farmers most ably does
hs vipdcate their rights and show bow their
afectedby proper Tariff
The American labSrer devoted exclusively 10 the ad
vccacy and Illustration Of the Protection OF Bome Industry
Ills designed 10 present in compact, cheap readable
orI and IN familiar and practical manner. the d
rect ana convincing facts and arguments support the
poey o. fTaseesag tie I.dsstry Of Psoras To
hs end embooies the abes. Speeches. Reports Statistics
ana other documents on the subject.
II The whole work is 10 comprise LARGE a,fayo whine
Of near 400 pages and is published In parts every mop,h
Seven nuuoers are already ready for delivery
rce Tor the whole twelve numbers only cents he;n ,b
cheapest publication OF the k.nd ever published in the
United States. - &
~ Eight numbers OF this work are now nph;.bea
'e o cents per number Back numbers can be ~ pli.d
:. GREELEY < McELRATH
Tribune Buildings, l6o Nassaasyeei
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The SPIRIT OF SEyENTY-SX.-Ac orresp ondcnt
at Ballston Spa writes as follows "Of course we
beaten. / took John w. Taylor to Balston
Centre, in the storm, to vote Poor palsied
old man AS we were lifting him from the carriage
in the drenching rain, and after he had reached the
porch, so that he could, by the help of crutch,
rest upon the one sound leg, and then made an eff
fort to drag the palsied limb after him through Il
crowd Of gaping, rabid Loco-Focos and deposited
his vote-it was truly an affecting sight. This
venerable old Congressman making one of the last
efforts CT his life to ride eight miles through pct.
ing storm to do the little, the all he could do, to
deposit probably his last vote in favor of princi-
plies which he believed 10 be the foundation of his
country's welfare. As we moved slowly through
the crowd, heard an individual say, g We'll, tie
old man is pluck to the lost .
Let the degenerated Wings of this State read
the above and blush for their of energy in al
lowing few drops of rain to keep them from the
polls. One true Wing, like the Hon. John W.
Taylor, old and palsied as he is, is worth whole
legion of such fairwea,her soldiers. May his ex-
ample on Tuesday last be remembered by the Wings
of Saratoga, and initiated by them at all future cleo
tious. Trey Wing.
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IN CHANCERY-Before the Vice Chan.

~ u INV LIN I--DCIUTV tIIC ' ice NTIItII'
4 ceiior William Meier George d. Strong 1t al.
Ia pursuance OF decreta order of his Court in he
above entitled cause will be sold a, public suction under
the direction oi the subscriber one d! the Masters OF i>
Court, 10y +. H. udcw auctioneer at the Merchants tx.
change IN the city OF NewYoTk the fifth day Deo
Der Dex al Il O'clock OF hatday all that certain lot
piece parcel OF ground situate lying and being the
Sixth Ward OF the city of New-York, and is known and
distinguished map OF the land Of Leonard Fishec de-
ceased, recorded IN ~ office of Register for the city and
county OF NewYork in Lber iO7 of Conveyances page 81,
the 9Th day OF May 1910, by lot number eleven l Col
eci nov Centre street with 1t. boundaries "a by reference
excepting thereouI and thGrefrom however such portion
OF The said lot have been taken by the Mayer Al
dermen and Commcnaity of the city OF New.York Tor the
purpose OF widening Centre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Nov II, 1912. WILLIAM w. CAMPO ELL,
Master IN Chaacery.
NM. BLOOMFIELD. Solicitor. MA 2awtGs
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RRORiSON'o Hyseian Medicines
lfn MOTTO Whereas, a. a. SamanoS, OF - Broad
yS.L Ne.-York is making an improper OF Messs
Mcrson Co.'S appointment Tor the sale OF their medl
SnnaroS is not authorized to sell MOiNSON'S PILLS
IN New-york asd that Messrs. Murr>ons only Agents IN
Nev-York ar. MesSrs FIRTH < HALL, OF No Frank
lin square from whom the Medicines be had gen
uiu-. tSignedl hohiSoN W.
Dated British College OF Health New Road, Lendon,
Irp. ism ig4l jy3tf
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FIiLiiS TRUSSES.-Notice to Rup-

9EljLI,'S TKUSSES.-NOtiCe to Kup-
lure, PerSonS.-Pcrsous afflicted with ruptures may
rely upou the best instrumental all the world ahoIds, on
application ii, the office No. Veseysee or TO eilher OF
The ascrls in the principal towns in the United States be
careful 10 examine The back pad OF Hus usseS, to see II
they are endorsed bv Dr. Hull IN writing None genu-
me or 10 be relied upon good, without his Signature
Many persons have undertaken 10 rend limitations Oh
consequence These limitations cannot be relied Upon ey
are made by urshul mechanics and are no better man
tbe ordinary trusSrS III,
Rooms have been fitted up No. 'esey-street exeiu-
svsy Tor ladies' having separate entrance nom ue ous
nfss erpaumen wicro female Is n constant attendance
-, ~ - G ;, r,iicnts 81 II
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ID FAD THlS.-Having been afflicted

4 for the last 10 70 years with complication OF dts'
eases which confined my house and bed great per
ZION of time my stomach extremely weak and sore so
lent pains in my side my strength exhausted and IN ac
rdnced 10 such degree that life seemed TO be nearly e1-
,inrt was invited by Dr. StarSweather and by his advice
ocn,enced the use Of his medcires-but weak and
debatel that could take bu half the usual dose OF the
uen,iic Elixir had taken much medicine previously
tat had no confidence in any thing that bore the
name nj medicine However, continued the use OF the
enafic Elixir in half doses. FOR week, when began
10 feel it, beneficial effects; was then directed 10 increase
tho dose which found could easily bearand TO the utter
a,toniShnent OF myself and friends was soon an 20
my bed and in weeks able 10 ride % iie> ~ one
i5 which could not have done before at any Iiie III zen
wear, past; can do my we about house iee per
TsiIy we'll feel truly grateful to the Doctor Tor MS pre-
riDons and sincerely believe The use OF his Exr mas re-
srnr me 10 health ard can do less than 70 earnestly en-
treat all who are suffering with bilious diseases 10 90 ana
do kewisc and they may rest assured thai ihey M Nv
rive a, much benefit rom it Is have done believe Dr
Starkweaihcr's Hepa,ic Exer be truly valuable med'
cine LUCREIiA ~ LIZ o."i.o", - ID
For sale by CtAS DYER, Jr II Westminster St Is; Il
Sold wholesale and retail. by the agents, ~ b. SANS
& co No rs Broadway (Granie buudinSl corner
OF Chambsrs-s,reet. Sold also By a. B. \ d SANUs,
Druggists No 70 Fulton corner o. Gold ST. ana NO.
leo Fulton st.; and ny David Sands Co. NO. ~ East
Broadway, cerrier OF Market-Street
Price. ~ bottle o-' iHl
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VMPORTANT INVENTORIES

WP Uk I I'm / NV L4N IiVLN'- IsTH :
4 PATENT NOVELTY COOK STONE.-ThiS stove
combines all the advantages OF cooking IN every VARIETY
apparatus The top divided b. paDn plates into from
TO boiling place; when used with one boiler, winch
measures 10 gallons useful Tor bathing purposes large
Washing steang vegetables scaldng hogs Sc Is also
fitted TO take on bl caldron, all OF which add TO It's
simplicity in every respect The is perfect as a
brick oven and is warranted in all TO suit the pur-
chaser or the money viii be refunded To those who ave
seen them in pse xpanation unnecessary, an they
only require be examined 10 convince any one OF er
perfect simplicity ard Incompatible advantages SeVe."
dealers have sold their Stoves representing them 10 ne n
Novelty Stoves aud TO avoid further imposition they WI!
be sold future the manufacturers establishment w
Warersreet only, where reeref VIII be gwen 10 over
eight hundred persons ho have Them IN IN tins city
All ether kinds OF Stoves reduced prices tlShS Stove
REIMBURSEMENT 900 ;yaier-.t nj I'm