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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-21
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

RESIGNATION OF A TRrSTRE-Horatio n Fry
att ESQ. one Of the Trustees Of the village for the
lst District, resigned his situation on Thursday
evening and new election IS to take place on
the dav of the general election. Mr.. f. is ner
chant, doing business at ~ Front-st. New York
lLis residence at South Eighthst Williamsburgh]
The time required by business, we understand,
rendered it inconvnicnt to continue Trustee, and
caused the resignation.
THE PROPOSED CASAL.-At the meeting on
Thursday evening in the the Sd District or upper
village, there was quite a number OF Germans,
many of whom own property there,j who opposed
the project of Canal and voted 1t down. 1t IS
supposed some designing persons have influenced
them, with view, ultimately, of buying up the
property of some of them on sale for assessment.
should the filling up instead of the canaiinS be
necessary or they ignorant OF the real merits
ofthc case; and the subject, printed in the Ger
man language is be distributed III the District.
~ Hon John w Lawrence and family of
Flushing returned from Europe last week III the
steamer Atlantic George Douglass Esq. and
family, of Douglass Farm, were likewise passen-
gers in the Atlantic Mr.. d. and family have been
III Europe three years.
A LADY RUS OvER-On Saturday afternoon
about 3 O'clock am elderly lady, named Angelina
Never siding in South Nintl-st. Williamsbursh,
was crossing Broadway from the corner OF hec-
tor-st Owing to the slippery and muddy comb
ton of tie Russ pavement she fell down surround
ed bv a number of omnibuscs and other vehicles,
and before she could recover from her dangerous
position. the wheels Of hack struck her head and
injured her severely. a number OF citizens went
to her assistance and conveyed her to her resi-
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White Lead form feature OF the + ar W 0i
darstand that the demand for this Zinc PANT oi
blended Zinc and Iron ores or oxides ground aud
osad with oill precisely as they We're taken from
tho mine is fully equal 10 the present capacity OF
tlje works. 50 that nothing IS doing IN Zinc wares
exceut bv WAY OF experiment. The metal, now
ever. g manfestly purer and finer than any nm
norted being entirely free from arsenic, antmony
or other alloy, while the paints decidedly more
brilliant tban those made with White Lead. We
have alreadv expressed our estimate OF the great
National worth Of tins Zinc business and we trust
it Will proceed prosperously and expand rapidly
s. 7 Jones x Co > Beaver.st are the agents,
IQsartlride and Vamcids-Emanuel Lyon IS
the only man living. 50 far as We know, who has
been able 10 entice insects and vermln TO commit
selfdestruction. without at the time leopard
Using the lives OF human beings. His Magnetic
Powder brings forth from their hooks and crannIes
cockroaches. bedbugs, neas, ants etc and its eli
feet soon leaves them dead on the floor. ct an
infant might eat them without the slightest possl
bility OF harm; and the same may be said OF the
Magnetic Pills for the destruction OF rats and NICE
Such is in substance the recent declaration oil DF
Chiffon one of the first chemists in this country
published over his own signature; and we ind
Prot Reid, and many other scientific men, ex-
pressing the same opinion. Mr.. Lyon has, we OBJ
serve conspicuous stand at the Fair of the
American Institute, and if merit receives its Just
reward, will obtain premium for his useful in
vcntions. Strangers visiting our City, and partic
ularly those from the South where insects swarm.
should not leave town without purchasing sup
ply Of the Powder and Pills Mr.. Lyons place Of
business is at 42O Broadway.
Paper Makers IVnc,-Ghose interested in tie
manufacture of paper will be pleased to notice
the display of Fourdrner Wires, from the mani
ulactory of VIM Stephens & Son, Belleville, n.
]. G. De Witt is agent for their sale at 100
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Found DRowXrD.-The body of Emanuel
Schroeder was found floating in the river on Friday
morning, opposite the Hoboken Ferry On the
9Th inst. deceased with four others, were out
sailing. when sudden gust of wind capsized the
boat when she sunk his associates We're rescued
at the time 10y boat that came TO their assist,
ance. but deceased being unable to keep himself
above water, was drowned. An inquest was
held on the body bv Morris X. Crane Coroner,
and a verdict rendered in accordance with the
above facts. The unfortunate man was Dane
by birth. and leaves wife and children to mourn
his untimely end. His remains were Inferred III
Greenwood Cemetery.
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RROOkLYN ITEMS.

ANNEXATIoS.-The Committees appointed by
the Board of aldermen and Assistants OF New
York that the Common Council of this city, and
OF the Board of Trustees of the Village OF viii
hamsbprsb, temporarily organized by the appoint
ment of AID Jedediah Miller Of NewYork, Chair
man. aud AID. h S Church of this city, Secretary
Resolutions were passed to meet at the City Hall,
New York, on Thursday evening, aud that the
State Senator'S of that city, and Kings County, be
invited to be present ON the occasion.
THE SyNoD-The principa! business transacted
on Friday by this body was the adoption of
resolution directing the appointment of a commit
tee to prepare and publish history OF the causes
which led 10 division of the Presbyterian Church,
and the subsequent attempts which have been
u"oe hy tins branch of the Church TO unite the
Two i've Assemblies. Rev Drs Judd skinner and
na i 81 anu Rev. Messrs Gallagher and Spear,
az non; ISytus ?. Smith Joy l.. Mason, Gov.
~ '"'t0s VI Nj and Mr. Jessup. were appointed
t s.,c committee The appeal Of Judge Hne, be.
tI'o stoAen Of was sustained unanimously, and
- ioe imposed by the sessions IN his church
ouR EXrANsloN-The rapid growth Of tbe C;tv
OF p'ooN'Sn Is matter of astonishment to even
her own people, 1t particularly noticeable on
the eastern quarter, where Convenient roads have
been cut through tie hills at great labor and az.
pense, and new buildings, intended ,s 3...n;,,,,
houses Tor our mercantile citizens have
On spots tasteiully laid out and hapdson,
meet The eye in every direction.
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>
NE hNsesA ', ,r, p0''Y' III
ara y 80. 10 .la al c..nt,, wi,
VIM '''.'''1.' -sf,o-ooo
NV 800 Lem 49,
meeting OF inns DOG! Oh FRIDAY evening ~ 'i'1
lor,ro room, oye- Stewart Garnet Store in Fulton
,l:,
st. Resolutions were adopted 10 inc ioio"i'i
IT,.
oAc''
The members being eugtsed III me rfal lIE li'iS
pursuit. Clerks. IN he CITY ii bro9hiEI AaIe
Association Tor iAe purpose OF nfiisih 49, id,,rs
business shall ena' Us 70 Avail oaT.y' oil, Oh ' Us 9ac
iaee Of our eTaT aq ID s laeja nere5r. and rel zo IN
sfc r' az vel a. to promote our eal by reasonable
relaxation from our daily occupations and exercise IA "e
open air. ,,,...l
The following oltcefs were 'iiei e'''''1i
Prcs,deHh-"; - Jones 7.,as
Ist Ff''' =, 'fS H14 u u Crov,e
T~Qsunr-J. Sutton
Secyetary-S. {. Blake.
AuduorS-M. Doves and l.. Hnestis
80, D..,,or r.. Dis
NOMINATIONS or Gar AN of III - 81 no
trict John Fulton I'd District, Joel Smith.
SAILED FOR THE fAsT.-lfeV' NJ, w J"coOUS
rpaLI,.r LIMO Island sailed ON Tuesday last
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THISK,S METALLIC BURIAL CASES
PROPOSALS.


DROpO3ALs WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE I'LL
day November next at u clock d. Tor e erection
OF Screw the Romer shoa New York Harbor aad
IN h. completed within months tbs date Of acceptance,
agre-aby to following specification, VIZ; l.
Tho constructed Of IRON w 70 10
fmj H nine wrou hit plea II feet long and Inches in
daueter attached Mtchels patent stte"s tee daetsf
m. min. p are To be and eight on the
g OF an ortagon the heads OF three piles
winch are 70 Be screwed the ssad of the hoa
he fitted cast ron central yGnca the others
i cd and oryegug 20 the ceuter they 1T into
conca parts concentrc 10 each inner
ar ns -yed 10 - csner cap shutting down
, heads OF the inclined tubes fastened thereto by gbs and
kesesc Of these With ehowaad they are 10 be IA
nr k at tie inches external damhr-iaperHg
nchat the Junction these tuo-s win e h-a1s OF me cfs~
piles periphery bats Representing the sides OF the octason
the ends d tho tubeshese bars 10 be Of foEd IRON wrought
inches fada ties, from the angle 10 the
center pe-Aeys' ho ca On .1os anu Ino aCeuIeI
the t5ehese rada ties To b1 OF round
wrougt thee inches jiameeri all the gbs and
re Hfth nch thick by three inches Of depth on The line Of draft
Also 10 eh tcusou rods Of men round wrought ou attached
pile rdatng upwards from hence 70 this
Of the ;1oe whsIe they attached hooA and bolt
ad with turn buckles above The OF
center tube to tube jo!nt tuba
inches inch thcs and 10 feet long having two feet
ont cap On be attached at the top enclrcu
through freely these four plates being set At ht 70
other appear ~ the distance OF mile as sobe and s Torn
Beacon from The the other end Of
the shoatns that being sqqsrs cage lattice work
This globe diameter sufficient distinct
y visible i've miles of black ball
All the castings tins Beacon be perfectly sound and free from
flaws wtlsj all the onts be carefully htef ana ARMY Keyed
up all the painted best metallic red pant
hight the Beacon 50 feet the uc OF the sh0
waer and Inc dawn from 10 Top VII
tangent the the distance Of 74e miles
The contractor requiret bond with approved
ecuty double the coltrstt conditioned that the
sha stand for I'VE yea lfom the tune s completion
shall visible Tie distance Of h'o nautical
miles.
sls M H MAXWELL, Collector, &c.
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6,RoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotunds Park, Oct. "A,
s50-TO SEVER BUiLDERS-sesed Proposals., iadorsed
Proposals. for Thirteenth street, v De rsceyed at thu
o AqGeac Department unt Friday the 18th dag 0!
October at oclock 18Th point
2dhYen1e TO and through Avenue 70
with tie 18th length about 1895 feet Ths panand
spec and all other information be obtained
on application the Clerk Office NICHOLAS
DEAH Presden. Crnton Aaneduct Departnsnt. Obs 49,
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No., s,y Having been afflicted with CHRONIC Dl-
ARRiFN during the uter part OF the nne was IN o,lsi-
ness Al he SOUTH obliged TO leave on ha aScoua,'
md nmr North hoping change of air would restore me-
hut grew gradually weaker aud weaker, uhul WIS eI
fined my bed nearly So Ny hher on R Sir ~ a an"
ntTclnsed bottle which took and from winch expert
nc,N relief hive continued 10 take it, and am now wen,
You need have fear OF recommending your pep ''''
for the cure OF this complaint. =, to,,tu,u,
VERY respectfully, yon'-, &c. ADAM G. toWb WI r.,
For sale by MihHu, 1873 Broadway l9nn % pSsn u ~
Broadway Sndlier "a Broadway, William KICKS y
Co 40 and l5l Front.s, aud by Druggists generally
otO I'm SM&WN
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10y ORDER OF JAMES hULLETr, Esqnrs srssy s,ss
d Supreme Court the state Of New o. WELen,
non dsbtor and I q ' tee9ss
Of his debit ght's he Roas rom S ~ Of
5 e. and l5 hat any d. or @ 5psf,
;his stais and lds s 70 5m ard ifiasi
y s s;asl aSSjsSHf5s as ss
OF Iavon5
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MEDICINES.
The Genuine Compound Extract OF
e. ARSAPARH.LA.-rhere i nothi

i hc Henlipc Compound Extract OF
&ARSAPARlLLA.- is nothing
tCInore difficult than Procure rnedcl. apon which
tie purchaser may rely gcnuine The lanlJeratjo, OF
drugs and medicines Is prpctct-i to An .x,s1t ia, vi
perfectly astol>h any VINO The se-s OF the
trade Physicians complain ut II, and Congress has bef
those frauds Patent medicines of ali others tho most
ytted They often got mp by gnnraI Ofchemis-
Try 1edcige. aud ehuuan aRd who,
III yt,rillsstsS their mixtures very little of~hat
Inn sIi.,tly aware OF de extent which tins game IS
rr,,l TIN, hig character aud sclepfnc reputation 81 DR..
Jtr- 4 Chiffon al NeNiorh who sppellnleihis directly
H., ,r4.lsrlfiori of DR.. : P TOW NSENDS COMPOUND
FXrR3CT OF SNRSArARILLA; and whose certlncae
apnnpsies eyer, bottle, viii satisfy all viii place ms
medicine FAR above suspicion, aa iea'e ~ iV''' " ''
- t'''"' % THE NEW FACTORY.
new and extensive establishment u toW vV'is ,l
pted In The CITY ol BROOKLYN for the manae1tre ~ "
:. i TOwBseuds wnrd-reno"led SaFT =,
heretofore. been prepared Albany But in couse'!HSo
OF HE va,t eand for tie medicine, and tse m
,ertsi manifested In Il by the medical iScuy, II has 49,
found the seat OF Manufacture 10 &
vicinity of the great American Metropolis that uie psj
uy have better opportunity of observing the extent anu
character the operations As soon rs the arrt
arcicOmpried, and the yBrOls departments OF sout p
perry organized medical men in particular ana he pu9c
generally, Viii be invited 10 call and inspect ioI themselves
the systematic and scientific methods adopted III ms eN-
ieuSiye business The exclusive direction OF The manu-
featuring department viii continue to be ia charge OF me
well known Chemist AMI bysclan, James H. Chiffon, Oh
Ibis c.y.
To avoid imposiiious. il will be 10 see that
DIR JAMES r. CHlLTON7S CERTIFICATE,
us wen the signature OF Or y T Townsend Is on ms
outside wrapper OF each bottle =,
DR. S f. TOWNSHIPS SARSAPARlLLA.
Office So Nas-li-,l. NeNvYork
Sold by all the principal Druggists ami soreSeePeTS gen
orally throughout the country u" H'lN' inI
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DTANFTyoS SARSAPARILLA BIT

BNLANETT'S SAKSAFANILbA II 7
Il TIERS tTONIC md PURIFlERl-Creae healthy
action throughout the body, restore the appeie eiusIze
Tie circulation iv. tone aud energy 10 the system and ere
me- mower of resistance disease in all IT, forms rarely 20
he obtained They will perform speedy and peTn9aiist'
, f Jvxpe,, fadiqefion fRtuieRcy. Geisyat Doiify,
Lre, COMPLAINTS and all the train of symptoms commonly
called NertoEs Injections ,,,,, Ma. ,,,o
which * unr.ly ree,i6le combination OF Ioaie AZ
%,@te aud pf,;c qnSiitie, peculiarly adapted TO !hsir
systems The specific action that ths article mas On uo
T;y,d Diosfi,c Oyqans renders il complete intid9ts
for Fste, dad 4iyue and BILIOUS ana TfPttoo E
NERS ,, =, 80,
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0IOTHING ANDTAILORTNG.-[m
6FNTS TRAVELLING, SHAVING
CARPETING.

IMPORTED CARPEHINGS for the
AFALL TRADE.-SMlTH s LouNSBERY are now
receiving their supplies for the Fail Trde consisting OF
ROYAL TAPESTRIES BRUSSELS. INTERVAL,
THIlEE-PLY INGRAM and other CAIiPETlNG com
prsg tie largest most complete and desirable as
sorlneuis offered IL this marhet-
Their purchases being made entirely for CASH, affords
them advantages in making selections that but few possess
and enables item TO sell at the lowest possible prices
English Tapestry Carpets, from ils 10 lis per yard
English Brussels Carpets, from Ga 10 los per yard.
English Tkee-py Carpets. from Is to los per yard
American Three-ply Carpets, from Is to IS per yard
English and American Superiue Ingram Carpets, from
English an, American fine Ingram Carpets from asto IS
per yard.
Common Ingram Carpets, from 2s TO IS per yard.
Also large stock OF English and American FLOOR
OIL CLOTHS. from , feet TO q feet vide.
DRUGGETlNGS. g.. 81, T.; and 1914 WIDE with
choice assortment OF all other goods connected with the
tnde, equally Ow SMITH L LOUNSBERRY
ol42 4l3 Pearlst 9Th Carpet Store from Chathanst
Holm II. ALDRICH, Carpet Ware
aE house Pearl-st New ork Agent Rice Sam
sons celebrated Floor On Cloths Carpets and all articles
connected with the rade always for sale ut Manufacturers
Prices. o9 2misTu'rh&SutF
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XN7HAT PLEASURABLE EMO

w TIONS does not a wclexeculed portrait Of II
fine arts may be even uncuyaled butow much greater
The admiration excitedby the living and lovely ogna espe
ciy if The ladys face free from spot or blemsh dOU-
RAI>DS ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP IL the only ar
tcle known chemistry which viii ehectualy remove
every yestge Of those odious dsgurements Of the skin,
Which appear in the shape Of tan pmpes, ireckee, sun
burn efptions, chaps, chales cracks, and all skin ds
fguuemens. GOURAtD'S wonderful POUDRES SUB
TILE are certain erudicae superuOus hair from any
part ef the human frame GOURAUD'S LIQUID VEGE-
TABLE ROUGE gives reseaq! and PerGqe e, c 55
for flushed, rough, salow skins GOURAUD'S Instan-
taneous Liquid HAIR DYE colors red mid gray or
white hair beautiful gossy brown black GGU-
RAUD'S HAIR RESTO RATtVE, trial bottles q each
Be very careful 10 purchase hese articles genuine and
RAUD'S weilknown pot 81 Wnlker-s first store rom
Broadway Culleudcr 50 Souh-Thrd-sG. Phlad % I'm
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ronted ont Weui who was also arressd. Upon Vents
beng sentenced the State Prison. h sad in open court,
ttaf fhrmas IN entire straurer to him ant had
nothing 10 do with The theft OF the ydic! The Jug. oisr
atrti NJ st9ce ipQa Inns gol guilty The Court then al
Journed for tie dly,
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an p R-TLo RTTFJJMATIC that has

NH r. R.-The RHEUMATIC that has
0 sbeen bed Ridden fer months and years has been en-
rc cured Of his severe PAINS IN ee minutes T,eS y H1 a7s
EV,trr.st Who WIS cured in 70 minutes The victim OF
NEURALGIA and NERVOUS TIC DoLERE sI ,, mat
ans Of min has been entirely reevedby application
Of Kadways Ready Relief Cali Mrs Dayton, corner
Thirty-fourtlst ana Firstav All Nervous Discusses an
relieved from pain in IS minutes and permanently cnfed oy
Railways Ready Relief Remember the three H. H. IL ~
1902 Avenue c. 75 Broadway, aud Druggists generally
n1Q
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From Glasgow.

Frors Ne1c- York for Gldtgots.
CITY GLASGOW. B. r HIrupxp About the middle OF
larnas month"; Nay July September Nor'r January
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6tRoTOE AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT. October 10, la5O-To
" SEWER BUILDERsssalsd proposals. Endorsed Propose
building Oranges" viii Do received the Office oil
.iuetGct Department uul Saturday Oct 70 1850 At
O'Clock F. n bud Orslge from Cross Wax
length 20 Test The plan and spscfcaon.o The
al information relating thereto obtned
Application 10 the Contract Cek at h ocs NICHOLAS DEAN
President Crotou Aqueduct Department ol5 lH
EALED PROPOSALS viii be received a. the Street ConnasI9
kSsrs oce until Thursday Oct 1850 ats to ouId AZ
dItiuu TO pier No. 49, Horh Plans specifications an
formation application 20 the c0atf4e o
at ol6 jobs DODGE Street
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TEE OCEAN STEAMERS.
Fer Guropes

URIrED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
GoLLinss LGsE-Sdss (yoSa krto- YoTs
Capt Loos For Lv-rpool..-sat Oct 20
BALTIC Capt Con.rocr For Lstpooi...sst Nov 10
PAClTlC.. Capt For Lysrpoo... Nov 80
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For Chagres.
Enr Ejaaaaw,

OHIO Capt SGu'Scr From New yos Sat OCT g
RAIADELFH1A..Cap PEAasox. From New Yo Mon Oct %
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Froa glasgow fcr Ne,o- Yorh
sIYf OF GLASGOW b K hAYHIw About the middle OF sF0rJ
astsrpaa June August oct scr and Fab'y
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Fer America.
For America.

SoLLIFg's LikR-Sdss troB Liverpool.
pACTIC... Capt We'd. Oct Is
ATLAhTic.--- Capt Ne" York Ws4 Oct %
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9EHAkp LIHH-SaIa froR Ligerpool
For europe.
sunARn LlNr-Fer Llserpoo
For BreneE.

ocRAN STEAM NAvlsATEoH COMPANY.
aERMAEE.-- Capt From Now Yot Mon Oct 81
wAsHIGToH From New York We sev 20
aEPHAEF.. From New York FMS Die 70
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From Bremen.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
WASHINGTON LLosp For New York Tues Oct IS
HERAAEE. Capt For Nav YORK Pr SOY 10
WARRINGTON Capt LLorp FOR Nav York Dee 10
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HARDIN ARE.


u WOOD, 237 Water-St. New \ ork,-
He STOVES STOyES!lt Is nov atnnt5e! Py ~, NJ
VINO have used TIN ehrn'e,i Stove, na I i N is
nov in u.e FOR beating parors, stores 9ics alS, ~
Tie subscriber has also eousructeia COih-s e. ia
The sumo priuriple bor OF which rannet NJ si>s's
eculouy Of fie cleanliness. ami tilrabl1ty 30 ,oi''sI
undersigned OF their superiority, taat eoiiefs ~
fund III purchase money H. after tria o we MeeH '
Suye should not prove satisfactory
The public are rivjlg .yarnne ii r. principle on when
the lei burnt lh- Sfnve il being entirely ueW aud pro
noiuce,i ty flhe best judges ie hes 3r slYlt N
and The time 'ie most economical iu ne oi a4E
in 4 few ot tie many Improvements are
1t forth.
They baye graa the bottom, lire coal resting upon
solid ,Duce M cold air J. admitted ipde1e1 Tire IRE
The an j. l,ae, before reaches he ire. by passing
through hot sir ctniter consequently tle cos ali con
-unled
s Ii j. nir-tigi and constructs, thal II negs raA
ing : fr,. rom dust and escape ino the room
II +, econoncl the application OF the heated air IN
connection with The fact That IL cannot be- aslrtti 10y -
cause, "A complete combustion OF the coea prtuc pie
never before Obtained in stoves.
4 SILVER Medal ls been awarded this Stove at the last
Ear OF the American institute. -
The subscriber deems it unnecessary To insert any 81 t
numerals testimonials he has received IN favor OF t 1ooNe
Stove but can produce tleu with any reference That may
be required. OIL I'M L. "O'b, 81 Nn