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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-25

STARCH, Soap and Candles ..--.--.-
~ 10 boxes Colgates Pearl Starch;
20 do. do. No. Soap;
do. do. Almond and Rose Soap;
30 do. Mould, Adamantine and Sperm Candles For
sale by HOWARD & PEDEN.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-25

E'xCELsIoR.-Segar that worthy of the name
IL We have received by late arrival Segars which,
for quality of Lean hem be exceed they
most delightful high favor, leaving bad taste We ask
but for trial of them. Call at the sign of the Turk
HATCH & BURBANK
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-25
PORTRAIT PAINTING,


MASSALON, Portrait Painter, would respectfully in
y foIm the citizens of Wilmington and the surrounding
country that he has permanently located himself this
place. and will be happy receive the patronage of Ia
of themselves any member of their family. He atters
himself from his long experience in the art that he will be
enabled to give satisfaction His is at Mr. Loves Fur
nitue Establishment, Front Street, Wilmington, N. c..
April 4, 1851 30-1y
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PATENT YOKE SHIRTS.
lust RECEIVED and always kept on hand, fine sup
y ply of PATENT YOKE SHIRTS also, lot of fgur-
gentlemen figured SATIN TIES and another lot of those
fine linen and silk CRAVATS just to suit the Call
and examine. For sale by CHARLES BARR,
may D Merchant Tailor Wilmington n. c.
THEY HAVE COME!
A Splendid assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING,
n made expressly TO my order for this market among
which will be found new article Prince DeJoinville
Lama Sack Black Brown, Green Blue, Drab &c. &c &c
Sack Dress and Frock Coats Black Brown Green Drab
Cashmerett Sack and Frock Coats Mohar Lustre Apae
ca, Sack and Frock Goats Puritan Coating Linen ustre,
and Brown Linen Sack Coats, Pants, &C. &c &c Avare-
ty of Silk Marsees Vests &c &c. just to suit the
prices uery tosU at the Old Stand Remember per Ct
off for Cash all Of S5 and upwards
CHAS. BARR,
Wilm;nptop NJ Nav o. 1851 Merchant TAILOR.
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Market-st., Wilmington, N. c.,
A TTORNEY at Law, Commissioner for Georgia, New
n York, Florida, South Carolina &c, will give prompt
attention u s. claims and all other business entrusted to
his
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-07-25

A. A. B. SOUTHALL,
GENERAL Agent, Commission Merchant, and Col
Vt LEcToR Wilmington, N. c. will receive and sell on
commission any Goods Wares, Merchandise, and Country
Produce that be his care except Spirtuous Lii
quors He also offers his services the merchants of Will
mingon and the public generally, Collecting Agent All
claims put his hands for collection any other business
entrusted his care shall receive his prompt attention He
respectfully socs the patronage of his friends in the above
business, other business where Agent is wanting
REFERENCES:
ELLIS & MITCHELL, R. H. GRANT,
G.. R. FRENCH, G. MYERS,
May g. l85l-35-tfl Wilmington, N c.
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Sc READ.
HOUSE and Ship Painter. Glazier and White
II Washer, Office under Commercial Hotel Wilmington,
N. C.
Thankful for past custom, he respectfully informs the
public generally that he prepared execute all work in
his line of business and takes this method of soliciting
share of the public patronage
July 4th, 1851 43-1y
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BENJAMIN r. KEITH,
INSPECTOR Of Naval Stores and Provisions, VIII.
mngton N. G.. Having had considerable experience IN
the inspection of Naval Stores he is prepared to execute
cr1er in his line with prompness and Dispatch and respect
iu1y solieits a share Of the public patronage.
Feb. 18th, 1851 25-l2m
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GENERAL Agent, FOrVva riding q Commission Mer-
VI cHANr-I take pleasure in informing my friends that
and personal attention have wharf for Naval Stores,
with ample accommodations Spirit House, and Warehouse
Consgnments of Naval Stores for sale Shipment and all
kinds of country produce solicited Cash advances made
consignments.
Wilmington N. c June 6, 1851 39-l2m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
JENNY LIND STABLE.

ATTACHED TO THE UNITED srATEs HOTEL.
'I'iiE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends
4 and the public that he has leased this barge
and commodious stable in the rear of the im-
ted States Hotel, an Pelham street. the woik of
which house he will do, aud purchased all the
stock Of the same. lie has also added th rrlo,
and is now prepared To iurnsh splendid carrin-
ges and hors.s ior pleasure parties, saddle horses
Ola superior quality, barouches, carryalls. bng.
gy-waggons, stage coaches, cabs, &c., which Will
be furnished AT the shortest notice aud on the
most reasonable terms. lie viii also be plcIm-
ed at all times To carry passengers To ana from the
boats.
He has accom- mnodations Ia board - horses for
the season, and will give them ~ gn"d stan,
fodder, &C., as can he afforded ~ any other sla-
ble in town. All orders lett AT ISL Yhanlcs stree {,
at the United States iiote, or "a, the stable, will
he punctually attended to.
Having invested large amount in this estab-
lishmenl, and being determined To devote himself
uniringly to his business, he asks Tor share Of
the public patronage.
Z. y. The beautiful carriage, drawn by the
famous buckskin horses, which conveyed Jenny
Lin from the Canonicus, on her arrival here,
can be had at any time, by applying a. above.
june80 WILLIAM DEAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
JAMES w. LYON.
PLUMBER, BRASS FOUNDER AND cor
PER NTH
No. 226 Thames Stsent,.

No. 226 Thames Stsent,.
Newport. X. !.
LAS constantly on hand u variety of fOrsr ard
IL Lift Pumps, Of his own manufacture, whi'h
he warrants equal, II not superior to any before Ole
f,.rcd in this market.
Also, Water Closets, Wash Bowls, Croion and
Corhtuatc Faucets. aud every description Of
Plunbng Materials ofvar0us qualities aud prices,
as cheap as can br bought elsewhere.
Also, Pure block Fin Pipe, warranted MOTTO in
jure the water in any way and fitted IN the beat
style 10 Pumps aud all other purposes
Having procured the services AN ncNperienced-
Plumber, he is prepared to execute all orders IN
this line with neatuess AMI dispatch.
Lead PiIe and Sheet lead oi various sizes on
hand, also, all kinds Of Brass ana Composi,'on
castings made To order. chip Castings Of all
kinds ON hand and made To order at short notice.
JAMES w. LYON,
Having been appointed agent Of the Hudson Gut
Ia Perch, Manufacturing Co., is now prepared To
furnish any quantity oi Guta Percha pipc, and
sheet do; this pipe he fitted ,o any oi the uscs
10 which head has been applied, TOT conveying cold
water Possesses many advantages over had AZ II
is not Affected by any Of the acids OF akalrs, u ~
entirely tasteless does not affect ANY k,nd 0 water,
wall not and cannot be burst b iiGst. he si ct
may bc applied 10 any to Which sheet had may
he applied, aud peculiarl, adapted to lining water
tanks and res ryOlrs aii also tpr water closet
work.
Grateful fpr past fyors, lac hopes by si,ic. at
enion Ia his business to mcrit the APPRECIATION
of his customers, All work warrantcd not TO Eiil
until worn oct.
-zr3 II,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
OF THE TIMES NEWPORT THURSDAY MORNING. july a. 1851

"We call the attention OF our read
ers to the Recitations from Shakespeare
and the Poe,s, by Mr.. Russell, which
will commence this evening, at halipast
o'clock, AT the Bellevue Hall. Mr., X.
prop SEES to give five Readings, on
Wednesday and Friday nights of each
week. This gentleman's reputation is
50 well established now, for young
man, that it is hardly necessary Tor US
to say single word TO the public as to
W 10 and what Mr.. Russell is. AS
Professor OF Elocution he occupies
high and envable reputation; his style
and manner are pure and correct, and
while there is no ranting in the tone OF
his voice or the charac .er of his ges
lures, his enunciation is emphatic and
powerful and the dignity OF his manner
leaves an indellible impression on the
mind. He fully comprehends the entire
letter and spirit of his su! ject, and his
great aim, in which he is emineutly sue
cesslul, is to make his hearers feel and
see the same thoughts and aspirations
which filled the authors mind, and
which give character and being to the
ideal creations which are brought be-
fore us in the play. This is the secret
of Mr.. RusseII's success, and his il is
which gives such a charm to his Read
ings, and causes people to admire when
they have once listened TO him.
These entertainments are purely Of
an intellectual character, and cannot
fail to be popular at this time Tick
cts for the course are fixed at one dol
lar; single tickets twenty-five cents
While Mr.. RS Readings are calculated to
improve the mind, they also highly en-
terrain. Some portions Of his Read
ings are of the high Comic order, and
in this department of his profession, es.
pecially, he has no superior, il he has
an equal, in the country. We hope to
see Bellevue Hall crowded during the
| Course.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

BENEriciAL EFFEcrs OF TEA.-Tea
is more and more becoming a Necessary
o! life TO all classes. Tea was denoun-
ced first as poison, and then ss an ex-
iravagance. Cobbett was furious
against il. An Edinburgh reviewer in
1923, keeps no terms with it's use by
the poor-"We venture to assert that
when a laborer lancies himself refresh
ed with IA mess Of this stuff, sweetened
by the coarsest black sugar, and with
azure blue milk, it is only the warmth
oi the water that Soothes him for nom
ent unless, indeed, the sweetness be
palatable Also" II is dangerous for
even great reviewers to '!venture to as
sert." In a lew years afterwards comes
Liebig with his chemical discoveries
and demonstrates that coffee and tea
have become necessaries Of life to all
nations, by the presence OF one and the
same substances in both vegetables,
which has peculiar effect upon the
animal system that they were bot
originally met with amongst nations
whose diet is chiefly vegetable and by
contributing 10 the formation Of bile,
their peculiar functions have become a
substitute for anima, food to "a large
class OF the population whose consump-
tion Of meat is very limited, and to an
other large class oi the population who are
unable to take regular exercise. Tea
and coffee, then, are most essential to
the poor. They supply a void which
the pinched laborcr cannot so readily
fill up with weak and sour ale they are
substitutes for the country walk to the
factory girl or the seamstress in the
garret. They are ministers Of temper
ancc they are home comforts. Mrs
Piozzi making tea for Johnson until four
o'clock in the morning, and listening
contentedIy to his wonderous talk, is Il
pleasant anecdote of the first century of
ten the artizan's wife lingering over
the last evening cup, while her husband
reads his newspaper or his book, is some
thing higher, something which belongs
to our own times.-DickeRs' Household
Wo,ds
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
MarrteO.

At South Kingston, on the S,h inst, by Rev.
W. l.. Dennis, Mr.. John w. Babcock. of
Stonington, c., and Miss Dorcas s. Oatley, Of
South Kingston.
In Tiverton. 4th inst, by Rev. A. Bronson,
Mr.. William Mashall, Jr., and Miss Mary Ann
Rowland, 9TH Of Providence, X. I.-7th inst.
by the same, Mr.. Peleg Nelson Tolly and Miss
Maria Elizabeth Manchester, both of Tiverton.
In Pawtuxet 9th inst, Capt. Edmund B. NAL
let,e, Of Warre,, Me, and Miss Sarah f..
Thornton, eldest daughter Of Capt. Christopher
Thornton, Of Pawtuxet.
In Tivcrton, on the 7th, Mr.. Peleg N. folly,
and Miss Maria T.. Manchester, both Of liver
ton.
In Bristol, 81 inst, Mr.. WIN. J. Reynolds and
Miss Abby Bowler. both Of that town.
On Monday, the 7,h July, at Grace Church, in
Charleston, South Carolina, by the Rev. W. w.
Spear, Captain Henry B. Judd, Third Artillery,
u. 5. A., to Miss Elizat ,,h Bonneau, Of that
city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
GLOBE DINING SALOON,
BY KELLOGG & WIG.ITMAN,

FULTON MARKET, No. 7, AND9, SEw YORK.
BILL OF FARF,
embraces ever, Kind and variety of Meats, vegr-
tables. Fish, Fowl, &c, for BE. kasi, Dinner
and Tra, and II prices for e ting are so small
thit pcl,pns VIZ iii the city, will find 10y calling
AT hi. establishment that it is, in the end MUCH
CHEAPER 10 EAT THAN NOT TO Eat !!
The r,pa,ation that this saloon enjoys is asiie
guarantee To the stranger who visits New York,
of bel ing well taken care OF, and kindly treated. al
avery small expense. Ia fact the expense Of liy-
ins here need not be- mJre than about 81 ~ cts.
per day.
Connected with their Dining Rooms, they have
pleasant and comfortable lodging apartments.
X. X w. would respectfully invite their friends
to- give them call when visiting the city, assur-
ins them thtt no pains will he spared to make
their stay agreeable
&. ". KELkoGC. A 6. wlGHTmAN.
lupl
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
BOOTH 81 FOSTER,
CLOTHING AND
oUrFIrTING EsTABLIsHMENT,

OUTFIGTlNG ESTABLISHMENT,
n, 27 Couniandt .Sfrea, Nep lmk.
HhNING enlarged their establishment to more
i L than double IT'S original size, would call the
attention Of Clothlers and others to the fact that
their stock is entirely new and amounts to over
100000 DOLLARS,
manufactured under their own personal supervls
ion, from the Newest AID most Foshional'c
Goods in the American o. European markets,
aud which for style and richness cannot be en-
G, He'd in the world.
THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
which occupies three entire lofts of their Estab'
lishmcnt il filled with every stye of garments
adapted To the season, to which the attention ol
the trade is invited to "A careful examination oi
workmanship, quality, style Of trimmings, and
cuts which the proprletors will guarantee Is equal,
ifnot super,or to that of any House in the trade
The RETAIL. DEPARTMENT.,
as usu |. j. rcplcte with every thing new aud de-
sirabc in the way Gcnilenian's Wardrobe.
Ia addition to the above they have constantly
ON hand large ~ sortnent of GENTLEMEN >
FURNISHING GOODS, perhaps the lagcs
and most complete ever before exhibited in this
IN Iket. BY this arrangement, combining the
two branches, gentlemen can AT a moments war
nug procure COMPLETE OUTFIT Of such
articlc. as cannot fail to give the most cntne
satisfaction.
Garmenl, made to order, a. usual, III lew
hours notice.
The altcsting approval Of the many patrons OF
this House, aud It's most unparalleled growth,
afford the most cOny ncing evidence Oi Its worth.
Gentlemen visiting the city are earnestly re-
qurstcd to give it cali, the PruprIetors feeling
the assurance tha, Economy and Taste alike de-
mand ts patronage. J. e. Boolil.
Juncl i'm II. l.. FOSTER.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
Mr.. EDITOR: -

AS one Of the numer-
ous and always delighted hearers Of Mr..
Russel's readings and recitatons,
would remind his wide circle Of friends
Airom far and near that this is the even
ing on which he begins his course from
Shakespeare and the Poets, at Bellevue
Hall. II can not be neces. ary 10 do
more than remind any who has ever
heard him, of the fact that he is on the
ground, especially our own citizens with
whom he has became such iavorite.-
OF our summer visitors, there are many
who have long appreciated and will
eagerly renew the pleasure OF such even
ings as are furnished by this accom-
plished master of one Of the noblest arts.
Those who have not heard him may be
Z assured that there is no such dollars
worth or rich and varied entertainment
Ito say nothing of improvemcnt) as this
course will furnish, anywhere else TO be
found.
RIvOLI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
COAL MINES AT AUCTION.


DY virtue Of Mortgage Deed and Power OF
- Attorney therein contained, made aud exec,
ed byiiarrct Eddy, of lthica, IN the State OF
New York, widow, To the undrrsgr ed, bearing
date the 18th Of April 1871, will sell at public
auction, on the premises IN Portsmouth, *. j.,
on the 18th day ol July, 1851, at ii O'Clock, A.
NJ, all the right, title and interest conveyed by
the sal Harriet, in and TO the following described
premises, to the Undersigned, by virtue of said
Mortgage deed ALI the right title, interest and
privileges Of the said deed, IN and tO the digging
and mining Of coal and other minerals IN, upon
and out OF IA certain tract or parcel OF land. stu
ted in Portsmouth aforesaid, and which Is tie
sun. tract or parcel Of land leased by Gardn
Thomas TO ChIres + Speikcr, Of the city 4
New York, on the llth day of september, 1889,
and recorded the same day IN tie book ofland cv.
lcnce, No. II, in the office of the clerk of 81
town of Portsmouth, page l72,-and is bounded
as follows, ,-Northerly and Westerly On the sea
or saltwater; Southerly and " esterly on lands
OF the Rhode Isluld Coal Company; Sputhrrly on
said Coal Company lands and ihc highway; and
N ,rthery aud Easterly on lands Of Oliver Brow
nell, and the heirs OF Thomas Browncll, dcc.,-
said tract Containing about one hundi eel and nine-
teen acres Together with all and singular the
tenements, hcroditamcnts andapp rtcmanccs there
unto belon ing, or in anywise appurtaining -
And also all the right, title and interest winch the
said Harriet hal, at the time oi the execution
of said Mortgage deed, in and to one oulle CYL
indcr steam engine, with all the boilers, h~tmes
and apparatus thereto belonging, together with
the builling in which the same is located; one
snail engine with all the 6xtues and apparatus
tn 'reio Delongng, together with the building in
which the same is located one building used
an Office one timber wharf, one building used
q boarding house, with the fixtures th, reto !
lon ,ing; one small dwelling house; one platform
scale standing near the above mentioned whaIi;
the railway aud all its fixtures and appmtcnin.
crs, commencing at the large engine nDuse ard
extending down into the minrs mpr'gagcd by ,hc
said Harriet 10 the subscriber; also fou, coal cars,
the above pr perty lying and being upon the
aioredcscribed premises.
Conditions at thu time aud place Of sale.
GARDNER THOMAS,
June27 to JulylS Mortgage in Possession.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17

UJThe New Orleans Troupe Of
Serenaders give one of their unique and
highly entertaining Performances at
the Ocean House Hall tomorrow, Thurs
day evening These Ethiopian Melo-
dists enjoy high reputation, IN their
business, and have given Concerts in
all parts of the country, to the largest
and most fashionable audiences.
Mr.. w. L. Wallet accompanies
them he is a man of decided talent,
and has drawn the largest houses both
in this country and Europe, and is un-
excelled as a Satirist.
There Is nothing in this entertain
ment TO offend the most fastidious taste /;
on the contrary, everything is chaste
and modest, affording pleasure, without
woundng IN the slightest degree. See
advertisement in another column; also
see small bills.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
afD nlorine Intelligence. Isl
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, July 9
Schr John Frazier, Gurney, + River, Albany;
Elizabeth Hull, Tuthill, Prov. Y; Lavinah
Jane, Ketcham, + River, Brookhaven; Orator,
Conely, Prov, Block Island.
Sloop Mary Jane, Harding, Wareham, Hart
ford; Gazella, vergason, Bristol, N Y.
THURSDAY July 10.
Sloop Resolution, Baker, N kingstown.
FRIDAY, July II.
Brig Confidence, Babcock, N Y.
Schr ) Belden, King, N Bedford, N Y; Vir-
gna, Riding,on, Z River, Phila.
SATURDAY, July IL.
Schr Sarah Ann, Toey, Frederick sburg, Bos-
ton; Emma Henning, Taylor, N Bedford. N Y;
Harriet Lewis, Pridham, + River, Phil,; Mag
net, Ellis, Harwich, Barnstable; Caroline, Rob-
ins, Kingston.
MEMORANDA.
Said from Wilmington, N e, Sth, brig An
nawan, Almy, for Fall River.
Ship Helen Augusta, Falcs, arrived at Talca-
huano, April 2i'h, clean. aud sailed May LIST for
Arctic Ocean.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY, EDGE TOOLS
CHARLES :. LITTLE,

SUCCESSOR TO OSBORN LITTLE.
I,,D0rfr anil G,nrai Ucair IN EHgiiSh, G0fadh
ami Amcrlcop HUdwUc, CmiTy, Se
MOS. 33and 81 Ful ou St, New No,k, oppo-
y site the Unitcl States Hotel. where shc husi'
ness has been carried on or ninety years past, res
prc,tully invites the attention oi country mer-
chants, mechanics, and others To- his very extern
slye assortment, comprising every thing ~ the
line. aud to which new and constant supplies are
being added, all Of which are offered the loves
market prices lor cash or on approved credit.
Cut and wrought nails, locks, hlchcs, knives,
ra5n,s, scissors aud shoms IN gicat variety
skates, sl,tcs, sleigh bells loose and strapped,
.huvrls, spades. hoes, fnks, sc,thcs and snaths,
ribs, black head pots aud sand c,uciblcs, pumps
for wells ~ cistcIns, scotch water oi Ayr stone
Tor marbl, polishers, Turkey oil stone dressed
and undrcsscd, Ame's pump angtrs aud rblm-
mcrs, morlice and boring machines, turning aths
COOPEES TOOLS
in great variety, of Albcrston's, tongcr'-, Bar
tons, Rochester, Horizons, and other makcrs,
House and Ship Carpenters and MlI-wnghts'
g ,gr tools, Coach nakers trimmings, House
AID ship bulhlcrs hardware, house furnish
inl hardware IN great variety, lron, brass, cop
per and stec wire, genuine Harlem oll aud
Nure,nbcr Salye. JuntZi ~
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-07-17
BLISS
JE W LII y ID
HOT AIR COOKING RANGE.
BLISS
June27 to Julyls


IN presenting this Range to the public, .he sub
L scIibcr would call attention To It's merits, lie
has been well cuny need from his own OhscTya-
tions that the public are in want of a Range with
such improvements as ill render II more perfect
for all purposes of domestic utility aud economy,
than any now nthe market. in the article which
he now offers to the public for examination, he
has (if he can place any reliance upon the assur-
ance oi experienced dealers in Ranges and Stov's,
his customers and his own experience and obscr-
vations) been successfully beyond his most san
guine expectations. The Oven Is so construc-
Ted as TO sccurc the certainty Jf thorough baking
the botlOm Of all articles proper 10 be cooked IN
an oven. II is unnecessary to say To those who
have used ranges, tha, no previous pattern has
been free from defect in this particular.
All parts Of this Range is double the usual
thickness.
has been pronounced by competent Judges,
the most b,autiul aud perfect in It's appearance,
Of any Cooking Range Of this country, with some
advantages over many ranges that are maze.
would call your attention
lN, 10 its general beauty and great strength
ofcastngs. Also, the quality ot iron and the
care and skill with which they are mcnnled. Al
so, notice the top which is so 1onstiuctcd rs to
prevent the least possible chance OF breaking or
burning out.
2d, The form Of the fire chamher-a cylinder
lined with soap.sionc, or fre-brick, aud known
to be the best form of fire chamber in which to
burn coal.
81, Notice the front otthe range closes tight,
with register in the ash-d door, To give drait,
which when closed makes the range perfectly
air tight. Aso,a new arrangement ioT dropping
the CRATE from the outside, So that no dust can
escape in the room.
Ith, The simplicity Of the arrangement; II
having but one Dampcr, whi'h manages tue
whole. Also, the convenience for cleaning the
ilues and convenient place to put the coal sc"t-
lie and "A very large oven, of capacity enough To
bake twelve pies. Also, a bath boiler, which
can I've heated by a side or back hue or a water
back, and new and improved hot-alr fixture
VIII ch will heat room from II to fifteen icct
square with the same fire that is used in cooking.
There are five sizes of these Rangcs, all OF them
can he sci with double ovens either No. l, z,
or 1, AT The option Of the purchaser.
Manufactured and tor sale 10y
WILLIAM II. BLISS,
Junc20 NEWPORT, X. !.