New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-23

x&TILIIAM~,- Double Refined Campheu-. burning
w fluid Spiri' Spirits n Turpentine Recned
spihs Turpentne Alcohol Of usual and very high proof
White Ro'in for soap wsHers aId q 49,.
rertseate-At the request OF Mr. W. Williams haveeS-
arnned a specimen Of his recihed Csmphene IRON sprs
M urpentinel with The following results lsL circular
vic. anp burning At OF about cent an hour, gave
iebt -qs TO 10 sperm candles. Ind. burned tor 10
hours about every other evening for weeks without once
the quantity OF light although the WICK for the whole time
constantly exposed 70 the arr 5r An unreced spiriI
ssued gummed the wick 10 few minutes proving
that more or ess malers held IN solution IN an IN
r-ctfed article and therefore where pure spirit OF rpen-
the i needed FOR manufacturing purpose- should consider
Mr. llsmss ecunei as decidedly superior TO common
article while costs bata few cerls per gallon more than
common ,pints All MrWilamss Camph-ne. when burned
IN suis.e lamp, produces most orlnant hght i ire
rom any unpleasant otor and with proper care 5 ~ no
liable 70 explosion or accident have myself
sen blazing pine knot repeatedly dropped uto quart Of
Canph-ne and instead OF setting ire 10 The NE
lame OF The blazing snot was ilnnedise4y -Alngsisnel
Sew.York july IS. 1915 GEO. {. sCHAHFEER.
The above "a periuents The .m pheneof w Williams
were made ny instance, and from my kno" edge Of Ie
ACCURACY and skill Ol Mr schaefer have implicit confidence
IN their results therefore recommend Tie preparation Of
NJ Williams a. AL economical source Of brilliant light,
All as preferable spirit Of iurpen1ne n toe uses n the
arts 10 which thew are both applicable.
Nsw.York July 49, 1875 JAMES RENWICK
We witnessed similar experiments to the above and could
read comfortably disance Of to 10 feet from The light
B. r BOWERS NJ D. Ii5 Bleecker-st
L stIYDAM, Pres,i Of Equitable Insurance Co
WEED. Pre-'t ~ River Bank ST. sSseod
STOVES, Brass and Iron Railing, Af-Ihc -ulecrDef-
- would morn -ne friends, and ne public II general si
they have cOrencei manufacturing Stoves al th-f Old
tabl-hed store No IS Wsirrs- where VII be fOund
-r-ai variety consisting N part Of The following.
TIE Economist snd Krckef1ocEer Cooking Stoves, for
coal or wood TIE patterns for tho-e Stoves being new,
viii BE- found 20 81 closer an he Ordinary Stove and
hey are warranted 10 bake well
P.rfce's Ar Tight Cooking Stove for wood or coal VIII
Cual combine advantages than any OiHer YET
constructed having The ire chamber elevated. enabling lie
over 10 esrnd lie whole size Of lie bottom OF TIE Stove
add warran.e bake we'll Persons sbou, purchase.
would do well ~ examine his Stove there such
ETY. z the price iced be no hncraace 10 lie small
esi families purchasing
Doctor J,akss celebrated Patent Premium Paror and Hal
Stove.
Radiator and Single Cylinder Stoves and Bases Air
Tight snd OHcs Stoves One and hole Furnaces Hat
lefs' ard Taiors Stoves Stove Pipe and Elbows Toge
ther general assortment OF Brass aud Iron haAng
Brass 0rnzseat Mica Inc Cy Under brca, Deck iroas
kc. kc- ,,.,
All Of which s VII he sold wholesale and retail s tb.
oyxe-t prices :. .3t Wa,er-t between beeknlans snd
PEGS ~. NPHERSES GUEST.
New. YORK Aayussls 1915 nnls eOdim
nEMJTH'- KAPPEE aid Aseeaooy snurs manu-
~ .clur,i rom yurest ash nuss materials, and war
r4ned free from ali deleerous Crsgs BY J. Deruh, East
hing-st Lancaster. Pa
TIE sSov- unrvsd snur supplied Tie trade and
others On liberal terms and a. orders promptly attended
C.rrIo~ beware ~ sraou srtic< called I1noaffer
Sa. aad pael UPON the public for The genuine Dr-ssfi
snay which ~holesalei 5uly by the manufacturer In
81 New YORK Sailer Culby PrzirsL VIII r. Baltimore
Anlbouy Elton No 10 Norti SixthsL Philadelphia. and j.
Z. Eyr.ck, West Penn-sL Reading Pa sll I'm