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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
L,TE AND INTERESTING FROM Texas.

L,TE AND INTERESTING FROM Texas.
The steamship Neptune, Capt. Rollins,
arrived at New Orleans on the 7th inst,
80 days from Galveston.
The Mexicans, it seems, nre still in the
country. The Iloustonian Of the 26lh Of
| October, states that news reached Capt
Hears's on the Colorado, on the 10Th ut-
limo, tina, in consequence of positive in.
| formation having been received at San
Antonio, that Cen VOL had been rein
forced with 500 men under Gen. Ampu.
ds, and that a regular invasion is intend
ed. j. w. Smith aud others had 4
from that place with their families, and
had arrived at the camD near Gonzales.
Mr.. Smith says there is no doubt that
VOL has been reinforced, and that he has
now from ) TO 600 troops, ami intends
attacking San Antonio again in few days.
On account of the scarcity Of provisions a,
San Antonio, the Texas army will no, adj
vance further west until they are suffi
ciently strong to take up the line of march
for the Rio Grande, unless the enemy
shall attempt to advance.
The prisoners taken at San Antonio are
now at the village ofSanta Rosa. They
all have the privilege of the town, except
Van Ness and Johnson, who are kept in
close confinement. II is supposed that
they will be detained at that place until
orders can be received from Santa Ana.
Ii 10 reported that General VOL meniiop-
ed, Jus, before he left Bexar, that they
would probably be released in two
months, or ss soon as news could be re-
oa;y,J Cror, Movicn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

Departed this life, the residence OF her father
near Hedgesvllle, on the 9th inst, Miss HARRi'
1T SEIBERr.
The kind hear, and the modest and retiring ais
position with which this young lady, was, 10y ma
tGre endowed had greatly endenred her to relatives
and acquaintances. But the brightest ornament
Of her chsracter,-that which called forth the adj
miraiion Of all who saw her in her lasi sickness
was the haliowed influence which the religion OF
Christ threw around her.
In making profession Of this religion which
she did more Than a year since, she wss calm, and
deliberate aud IN ahs boar OF death, she found that
tbi. religion was to her unfaiiing source OF con-
ISOLATION.
The writer felt in the ers interviews that be
had with her, shortly before her departure, 81 hat
II il more precious 60 10 the house of mourning
than 10 the house of feasting." The clear, eeya.
ted, and raplurous manner in which she was ena
bled 10 speak of death and eternity, caused all who
were present to feel that they listening TO the
illusions ct soul Just about to enter heaven.
When asked whether any clouds obscared her
moral horizon, she replied, not with the confident
Boosting OF the sefdeceved, but with the simplic-
~ Of subdued child, 80 think | cannot be mis-
,skcn--l think cannot be Mistaken"
To the enquiry, how she felt about those whom
she was about 10 leave behind her she answered.
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DiSSO{ssr60n.

VuNHE partnership heretofore existing between
n the undersigned has been dissolved. All per.
sons having claims against The firm are notified to
present them to either Of the partners, the one at
Hagerstown, Maryland. the other at Falling Wa.
ters, Va. CHARLES DOWNS,
ED WARD ". BEATTY
November II. l842--3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
a Tract OF land
Containing So .4cres,

situate near Middle Greek, in the county of Berke-
ley adjoining the farms OF Thos Miller and Others
There are about acres of the Land in timber, the
residue arabic, aud of the bes, quality Of Lime
stone Land. To any one wanting good little
Farm, for which he would be enabled TO pay the
greater portion of the purchase money in payments
out OF the productions he might realize from it, the
sale OF this Land presents an inviting opportunity.
TERMS nethird Of abe purchase money pay.
able in 6 months. one-thir in 10 months, and the
remaining third in l8 months, to be secured BY
approved personal security and a lien on the land
HARRISON WAITE,
November "a, 1542-3w Trustee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

a. IEEL PENS, Sealing Wax. Quilts Of Superior
~ kind, Sand boxes, Ink Sand. Black, Red and
BlueiInk Writing paper, Letter paper, &c
For sale by VIM. DORSEY.
October 90
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
The YARD CONTAINS
2J Lay-HacHy EMss.


WITH THREE LARGE LETCHES,
And room for two bundled more, f,rty of which
can be sunk under the Dry.housr. There is good
Spring water running constantly in the Yard. The
improvements are all in good order, and to any one
wishing TO engage in the business, it i, certainly
the best properly in market in the Valley
There is but one other Yard in the place. which is
unable 10 supply the demand. The BsItimore e.
Ohio Railroad passes within 200 yards of the door.
thereby bringing 1t within hours travel Of 3alt-
more. Chesnus Oak Bark is very abundant. and
can be bad at FIVE dollars a cord.
IL IS deemed unnecessary to give a more particu-
lar description OF the property, as any wishing
TO purchase will view il. We have about GO co, A.
of Bark on hand, which the purchaser can have.
The terms will be made very easy. and posse.-
sion given Immediately.
JAMES BROWN,
JAS. S BROWN.
1.-THE above properly be not sold by the 10Th Of
March next, " will be for rent
Martinssurg, Va, Nov. 10. l342-3t.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24

Godey's Ladys Book and Ladies Music
al Library.
TERMS.
One cory Lady's Book. aud one copy Musical
Library. year, So
Five copies Lady's Book, and five copies
Musical Library, one year, 90
Address A. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, l0l Chestnut Street Philadel.
phia. November "a, 1912.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-24
DYE n.

On Tuesday last, Mr.. JAcoB ScHoPPRRT, in the
Odd year of his age, son Of Mr.. Adam Schoppert
of this place.
On Tuesday morning last At his residence, in
this county, Mr.. MlcHAEL WALTERS, aged about
60 years.
At the residence of his father, 10 this county
on Tuesday last, Mr.. john MYERS, aged about 25
years, son oe Col Jacob Myers.
On Tuesday last, at the residence of her sou, on
Middle Creek Mrs. MARY EVANS, aged GO years,
consort of M. George Evans, sen'r.
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ConnlssIos1a's ovrics, M.rriTsruno. f,

CossIssIoskas Ovrrcy, M.RrlKsruRo,
November is, 1874.
TNhE parties 10 the above suit will please 10
n take notice thar | will attend in my Office in
Martin.burs on Monday the Cd day Of January
next, for the purpose Of making a report in said
cause, and the Executors of Thomas Lemon, deed.
viii procure to me before tina, day oil such
papers and vosehers u will enable me to settls
their ex-cu'ors account. and ascsrisin such csims
as they have paid binding the heirs Of said Thoms.
Lemon. DEED. Second, Tho plaintiff will produce
before me that day such evidences ss may be re-
qnired to snsbls me TO ascertain the annual vslDs
Of the rents and profits Of the lands Of the said de-
ceased remaining unsod, exclusive OF the widows
dover, and the ssise Of The land itself Third
Al persons having claims against the said 1boms.
Lemon. decd. remaining unpaid. will preseu,
them 10 ne on or befure that day. together with
all such evidence may be required to auihenli-
cute them. SEAMAN GARARD
November IL, l8i2-7s M. Conan.
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ONE aCRE.

There are on said Lot, two comfortable Dwelling
Houses
TERMS Of Sale .--One half in band. the balance
IN twelve months, With interest, to be secured by
lien on the property, or approved personal security.
CONRAD BiLLMYER,
Nov. 2, is42--ts Trssssa
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Take Notice.

\ WILL offer for rent that old anil well estab-
n lshed TAVERN STAND. in Hagerstown,
situated on the corner Of Washington and Jonathan
siieets-directly opposite the Court House
known as the Western Inn" The House is large
and convenient, with fine Yard and extensive
Stobling. This property is at present in the oceu.
oapcy Of John S. Pollard, ESQ. Formerly occu-
pied by M. Newcomer.
BENJAMIN LIGHT
Nov 10, 1912 If
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Trustees Safe.
TRACTS of LAND

in the said county, TO vii:
lrecr of about 720 acres, purchased by said
Reynolds from Ihoup.ohs executors
A trscl OF about 5l8 acres, purchased by said
Re, nods from William Harmison.
A tract of about $50 acres, purchased by said
Rey nods from Georg- ard Martin Enller.
A tract of about 100 ucres, obtained by said
Reynolds from the Commonwealth.
A tract of abon, 90 acres, from the same.
A tract Of shout eco acres, called the Faris
tract.
A tract of about 20 acres, purchased by said
Reynolds from John Young.
A tract Of dbou, COO acres, on which an entry
has been made.
One half OF uoc, Of abou, $50 ac,es. with the
mill and saw-riIl thereon, lying on Cepon, about
three miles from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Ore hun
bred acres oC this tract are bottom land and there
on the tract good dwelling house. the usual
-houses, ard iva large orchards OF good fruit
The water power is great, and capable of much
improvement.
tract Of about $50 acres, purchased by said
Rey nods from Hunter. This is improved land,
king west of the saw-mill about two miles on the
road leading fIom the ssw-mill to the mouth of
Fifteen mile Creek. The improvements
good dwelling house, barn, &c.
One half of u tract Of about $40 acres of i'm
proved land, on the fototnac river, adjoining The
lands OF Peter Light, p c. Pendleton. and George
Catlet, The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad passes
through ibis uset.
And all the said Rev pod.' share OF the lumber
and timber now cut, al the saw.mi and M the
tract Of land on which the mill is situated.
And on Thursday the LIST day of December, at
the dwelling house on the Hunter tract,
pied b, John II Kinde, will he sold for cash, at
public sale, all the crops of Wheat, Com Oats,
Potatoes and other personal properly on the said
premises. HENRY BERRY,
Shepherdstown. Nov. 4, 1912 --3t Trustee.
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VlRGlN'A--In the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chsncsty for Berkeley County.
John McClesry and wifi, and Others. Slifs.
osaina
Elizabeth she~slicrs, Es'or., and others, dfds
IN CHANCERY
ConsissiosrR's OFFics, MsRrISsBuRo
Nocsnber 10, 1912.
ENHE parties Interested in the sbove suit will
~ please to take notice, that will attend At
my oifc" M,rinsburg on "wednesday. The 4ih
day OF January next, for the purpose OF settling
the administration accounts of Joseph ShowaiteI.
decd with Jacob Viewer and Elizabeth Shewahsr.
HI. administrators, at which time and place the
said Jacob Viewer and Joseph Shewaitor. Ex or of
Elizabeth ShewsIter. decd will produce before mo
all such pspes end vouchers as will enable me 10
settle the accounts aforesaid, and make sucb re-
port az is required
SEAMAN GARARD.
November IL. I842-7w AZ. Comm.
vIRGlNIA--In The Circui, superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Berkeley County.
Allen C.. Hammond pitT
John Kisinger's Ex'ors. &c. d(ats
IN CHANCERY.
COMMISSIONERS oSFIcx. MaRrrSsnuns,
November l6. 1912.
A LII persons having claims against the late
4 u
present ihem 10 me ST NV office in Marnsbnry on
before The lat day Of February nsxt tl243i to-
eethcr with all such evidences may be required
to authenticate them
SEAMAN GARARD,
November ". 1912 -llw ~. CONF.
ylRGINlA:--lpthe Clrcat Superior Court of Inv
and Chsncery for ReikrIey County.
Catherine Robins Aamr and heifs, puFa
ogaiss,
Conrad cla,oomhs Ex'ors Be. 9fdts
lN CHANCERY
CosMissiosga'S OEFlcE. MARTissRuRs.
November l6, 1912
FENHE Pas,iesto ID. above suit will pleas. 10 take
II no,lse that ! viii attend at NV Office IN Mar
tinsburg On fassdas the Sd day Of Jspasry hexl,
lor he purpose OF p'oeseding TO make UP reror,
W lhr sbosecause, az wliiea time and place they
via ATTEND with ali the necessary evidence and
sosshss~ whch will enable me 10 make UP sech
repoa a. The Court requires.
SEAMAN GARARD.
November IA. Ia.2-7w NJ Coa'y.
-- -rner7--
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Literary, Domestic and Fash
ionable Family Magazine.
GOlDE3HsS
LADYS BOOK For 1913.

Edited by Mrs. > j. Hale aud Others. 4 lie long
established ssbsrr u Taste Fashion and The
Bellies Lrttse. fur the Ladies' Of Am-sica.
roDEY'S LaDy's BOOK having been. Tor SO
M long series OF years. universally recognized
ss the exclusive and indi-1 guide TO lsr
sex, ia OF taste fashion and iiserai rethe
only work conducted b, distinguished female att
tbors. sho have Won Tor themselves high place
among tie guiding spir's Of The ase-tHe only
work ~hleh IN point oi fact has been
Exclusively deroted 10 the Ladies,
It's favor With ITS tsir patrons has been less
msrkable ihan It's perfect adaptation Their feel.
ings and tastes and their requirements. In enter
ing Upon new year, the pLoisber, without dimin.
shiug in the least that sterling useful L,tefn-
ture, ~h'ch has long resuied fron, laying under
contribution The native good and elegant fsnA
cy Of our American female writers, viii, ar each
successive number az pears present IN the several
departments Of Literature Fashion and Pictorial
Embellishments, constant and ever varying sue
cession Of new and striking festuTes Nor does he
promise without ample ability to perform. The
best literary talent, the bst Efforts OF the most dis
gusbed artists in the couniry--agd 10 crown a.
we'll as 20 adorn the whole, the most perfecy ar
fangemeats for the reception Of The
American, London and Paris Fashions,
far IN advance OF any other publication in this
country, enable hun To assure The pauons OF the
LADY'S BOOK that the forthcoming volume viii
Than justify i,s weIi-earned title OF the Mag
d=ine Of Magazines ior the ladies vi our COUNT,
Ii has passed into custom To assert that dcss Is
matter OF trih,ag importance, but this every lady
knows to be uueIy false. Iase in dress is uniser-
sally felt to be the index ot thousand desirable
qualities in woman, While " ficieucy IN this
tect always injuries 10 the esImaiion OF stIan-
gers, and even Of her Intimate lriends-the beauty
OF Helen aud tue wit OF Aspasia, would hardly
commend TO general favor an acknowledged domd =
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crush SAFE.

EpY virtue of Deed of Trust. from Morgan A.
Nd Vanclev~, for the benefit of Solomon Bllmy-
er, duly recorded in The County Court Of Berkeley.
the undersigned, Trustee, will sell at public suc-
ton. To the highest bidder. On The premises, on
Saturday he oGth dry Of Noreuber, l942, all that
lot or parcel q land. win its appurenaDces, situ
ate near the Cross Roads Tavern, in the county Of
Berkeley. on the road from Mar,in.burg to SheP-
herdstown, contsining
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Price Two Cents

are the Eastern States and many ethers to favor this
claim Of independence that all other business give ~
to that which that the Dispute between the
Quarter Master General and Colo Hay altho has been
the tho day for considerable time not yet de-
cded TRUST will be deter mined soon as Mr. Allen
and his gone out town, which hore Will
be day The expectation OF the sudden arrival OF the
French squadron the West indies on our Coast the
various Cenctures oil the parc uar place oil their des
nation and the probable Events which may take place IN
consequence thereof has engrossed great part oil the
Conv vi ali companies for two days past The
New Continental State Money has appreciated here rom
Exchange OF five two and hall for one and
yesterday said would pass to-day at two Tor ono
have not omitted writing you every week since have
been here but fear something has prevented reciv
ing my letters have not mad the Pleasure OF receiving
single line from your Excellency.
am Sir, with the greatest respect and esteem,
Your EXcellencies INST ODD servt
EZRA LHOMMEDIEU.
His Excellency Governor CLINTON.
p SThe resolution referred to, you will have in an
official letter.
Col. HAY TO Gov CLINTON.
Requests general impress warrant for teams &c. hieA
pas granted for thirty daysl
FIsHKiLL. 9th Dec. l77Q
SIR -
The very critical situation in which We are in at present
respecting supply OF flour for the army, makes
quest your EXcellency will be pleased 10 grant
general impress warrant Tor such time you Judge
oessary by which can obtain the aid Of the country
ossionally concise way than the law directs
Ihave the honor to be, with the utmost respect,
Your ExcelleDcys
Most obedent and
Very humble servant
HENRY HAY
To
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NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad and Transportation Com
L pany have established Freight Line between New
Bunswick and New York. which they intend
nenty.
Leaving New Brunswick 5K A. NJ daily, Sundays eI
ceped and the foot OF Liber tyHree New York IN Nj
To country dealers and cans the above line very de-
srabe for the speedy OF
of every description and more particularly Droven and
Dealers Stock who head Of cattle
ed between New Brunswick and New York. the day
whenever required.
The rates for the transportation of cattle, horses, mules,
sheer hogs &C. and all other kinds Of mcrshsndse
low, ne yer exceeding steamboat prices .
Merchandise this line not subject to extra
charge in crossing the North River
The Company have fitted up large storehouse at New
Brunswick. adjoining the Railroad Depot, which will always
eopen for the reception of merchandise go
Passengers purchasing their tickets the ticket oces, will
receive tickets gratis
Rr Freight fer Newark Ehzabethtown Railway, West
field Plained SCOTCH Palms. Boundbrook and Somervle
conveyed the above nes and delivered the day when
receyrd au4 3ms
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STOVE S-S rOVES.
BACRTS' PATENT RAREFIER,
mp ERJTCAI uOKSENVA r. NER

u
THE Proprietor, offering this valuable to the public
G0V.s the evil e Pc GapfSs Of Sd
burning Of anthracite coal $50 avoid all inconvenience
no.phers places exposed to pure and whole
seTo lesson the risk of acct sAnd to unite with all
d Mt By fire. tkose oIcellcnt qualities, an
ITO be quickly kindled elegant and durable article Of
Ii. stove quality of sheet
pyiug part the cylinder, which attached
a % sfs s ea.j ss is% ia
s se t s ~ '15
continually r.hns through ths tubes which are left open
Tse Ind .S Fl & al hsass b 6m
great extent of surface moderately heated The heated air
over the entire surface Of the die bottom keeping the
colder Of the air next the floor in constant
rendering tbs Stove perfectly safe and agreeable for apart
"'n 0fn''d' sleeping * N:ar ScwsTs
B. article of air tight stoves with raers also
The u ss n s S e cook stove 'i
n wILHELMs No 23i Broadway offers for sale his new
-U2 E@broderie commenced and flashed pieces of VAR.
Gus kinds wosed WOOL stitching and knitting silk beads,
Ain small lace wares all sorts of silk and worted
this i'ne, done IN the most fashionable taste.
a-The most coPous AMI splendid choice O. artheh nowen
Artice, of iron Of the most various descriptions
manu- factpred in the Roys Iron Boundary al Berlin
5-Exquisite AMI neat figures IN bronze.
GA beautiful assortment Of superfne basket wares.
"A considerable and ell choice Of pressed AMI painted
paper sheets Of letter paper visit cards afers &c.
8-An elegant great OF the finest ain
"a splendid assortment of the finest dressing
and perfunes. o2s lnsTc
ONE PRICE Cash STORE.
whfs will l Be os Cnd ID; so,n az the
IS 10 SIS; ssnet from 81 70 ssi dJuble aud single
breasted from tf 50 10 81 So The OF Chatham
.as im:r HENRY Co0swELL.
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NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPOSING
PIANO FORTES.

rr,IIr bNOAUWAT, NEW fUKk
suoscoers respectfully inform their friends and the
;n., VI IS they have finished newly invented
now Introduce to the musical Community. 49,
ms Instrument forms beautfnI ch ard n.yv .x,.r;or
Do. shape spd nes,ne;s beside. full brilliant and
on - h, ns great sdvantage derived from this ne
suit the vocass or for of anv other
well as the artist. VI '"o a"aps" az
large assortment OF Tablet Piano Fortes ro..r.,a -
mahogany and 81 octaves with French yr.nS ano
also constantly kept hand all Of which we ar
init 10 professors anatens the trade In gen.r. a
manufactory, IS above. AZ o"f
ticc. 's' "o-
LINDELL, WENNERsTROM 4 CO
s~ Inc No. $40 Broadway.
o. RIBBONS AND Silks. I. REYNOLys
Division st has just received elegan ~,
mentof FASHIONABLE Bonnet Ribbons, Silks Satns Veivrr Sc
&c 70 be found IN the city Dealers city and eounsy null
neu Will do welte call before purchasing elsewhere
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U. S. CITY DESPATCH POST
IT, s. CITY DESPATCH POST
POST OFFICE, New York, 23th July rsl2.
HOURS Of Delivery each day. Sundays excepted) the
IL Upper and Lower Post Ohces:-
Lette RS deposited before
HaGpast O'Clock, A. MI
IL
Pm Will be sent ont for de-
At all the Stations before livery at A M, and
O'Clock, A M and O'Clock, p NJ

Letters TO be Free, Free Stamp. affixed TO
them otherwise three will be collected of party TO
whom th letter Is addressed No be enclosed
letters unless istered at principal Offices Lists the
stations lat all Of which free stamps" may be purchased
81 so lO0 and information be obtained
alton the upper lower post Offices Stamps issued by
the late CtyDespstch Post will be receiv IL is
that the number Of the sdence ahould be stated in all
hroughfhis Post.
The Post Master socs the earliest information shond any
irregularities occur. JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM
au2s ly Post Master.
NEW YORK LEGAL OBsERvER-Oa Saturday, the
IN oath OF October will be publ he'd No OF this journal
t,o 70 with for sdve cont aiming
skctch Of "Sir William Folleu'Judge Belts Decision
Coser with reference the doctrine OF lien where
dtor bill has been hed-Judge Tsmsdses Opinion III Post
Logan, &c Sea- digest Of the En- 'akrupt Act
Review OF Books-List &c New Pubica' ions-Anee-
dotes of the Bench and Baron dit Of WesmnI Hail.
&c. &c Published at a Ann ST. By SAMUEL OWEN EdI-
Ter and Prophet shilling or s. advance
he Reports this work 10 be found elsewhere and
pnoshed witt the sanction and APPRECIATION OF the judges
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NEW STOVE
SIIEpARDS pATENT /

SHEPARD'S PATENT REVERBERATOR.
THE subscriben offer hi, day to the public the Office and
all in Of call aud examine it. IL is by far
most efficient and .omca offered for number of
years. aud has the approval of all who have and bids
fair 70 take the lead of all OTHERS Larger sizes will be
readiness the at few days II the time, the
principle Of the stove can be fully developed the size
exhibited. SHEPARD x co.
Motifs Stove Warehouse, No 2tk Water street.
MIA splendid assortment of Notts Radiator Stow, the
only in the market suitable for warming dwellings,
churches hotels public buildings &C. two house
e warmed with three tons OF coal less than one crate will
Drums for parlors and halls style and variety nnequalcd
in the city Also the bes wood cook stove ever offered