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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. APRIL %, 1852

tive to divorce in reply TO letter Of Mrs Niehos read
yesterday.
The time of the Convention was mainly occupied In
the discussion of a resolution TO form "Womanls
Tempersnce Society" which finally adopted, and
constitution and officers reported Mrs. f. c. Stanton,
President with twelve Vice Precidents, among whom
are Mrs C;err, smith and Mrs. f. C. Deievan. Cores
rouding Secretary, Mrs. Boomer. An Executive Com
u,it,se of three elected
The Convention passed a resolution IN
favor OF the Maine Law
The fifth resolution Is as follows:
Pircd That we claim IS birthright sufficient intel
ectua capacity to decide upon the proprsy OF any course OF
action which the sscred prompng OF our
esd us 10 adop and thai utterly and Indignantly repu
late and dsavow the insulting expressions rraNc 20 u
efforts in the cause Of Temperance IN circuianog pe9n
&C used by Hon. Mr. Gale, OF Newi orS- IA the Assembly,
during the h.fe session
This called out Mrs Bloomer in long and eloquent
address.
The proceedings have been marked with great una
nip,y. and have been of highly interesting nature
The Canal Opening.
ROCHESTER "Wednesday, April 81, 1872
No boats have vet cleared at our Collec-
tors Office The water to-day is low for few miles
east of here but the boats will find difficulty toinor
row To the west, the water at Albion was only ~
inches deep at noon, but rising fast
Sales made to-day OF 1000 bush OF Wheat oil Vc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
Death of Judge Coulter, of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, April 81, 1852.
Judge Coulter, who was elected to the
Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania last October died this
morning at Westmorelsnd, while visit to his family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. POWELL, Oculist,
Aurs &C. will the ls Of May to No 500 Broad
way above Broome-st During the interval he will attend,
as usual TO the treatment of all diseases of the Eye and Ear
at No Warenst Of Broadway, where can be had
his "reatise on the Eye" third edtionpnce 50 cents
also several hundred beautiful Artificial Eyes which, when
properly inserted will and look like the natural Eye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
Rich NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. {

HUMPHREY No S79 Broadway, Of Nhite-st. have
ivs received direct from the European manufactures
late arrivals from Europe large and elegant assortment OF
rch Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Capetng surprising any,
thing ever before in this country; patterns entirely new,
exclusively our own and for sale fail 10 per cent le than
other stores selling similar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-A

soce having appeared in Saturdays papers conveying the
Idea that passengers provided with tickets from responsible
agencies would be subject 10 detention on the lhmus Of
mama II deemed proper TO announce that the ORE
CON was at Panama latest dates spare steamer free OF
ENGAGEMENTS passengers and In the absence OF accident
at sea the steamers CALIFORNIA, REPUBLIC, TENNESSEE
GOLDEN GATE and CONSTITUTIONS, In the service OF this
Company will be Panama in the Of the present
month By order VIM H. DAvIDCE, Secretary.
Ney-York April 5, 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
/" The hest place TO pe

EB The best place to get good fresn but
ter and Sugars at reduced prices Teas and Coees the best
end cheapest is A PARKER's Temperance Store, No IA
Broome Ludlowst New Prunes only &c per b. Heck
ers Flour; also Heckers Farna only sc paper
by the ID, 8 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

n Although the shopping ardor OF the
ladies has been danped little by the late spell of wealth
en-" they will find that at GENITs Bazaar advantage mas
been taken Of the u the grand rush that establishment
TO open new Fancy Goods and in the cases
great variety Of unique and beautiful specimens OF Juvenile
costume. GENINs Bazaar St. Nicholas Hotel, No. 5l3
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

r FOwLERs IL WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hail. No. l3l Nassaust NewYork
and No. 142 Washington-st, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
~ Success in Fitting Shirts, like sue

ees in everything else depends upon the method The
principle upon which GREEN, No Aston House
tho figure renders the result certain that two and two
make four The beauty Of the Shirts made GREEN'S has
literally become a prpverh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
u- Deem and heartfelt is the glow of

love and admiration borne his commander by every soldier
who served the Mexican War under Gen Taylor Almost
equally great the gratitude of large portion OF the coat
vest and psntaloon wearing public Of this city, to Mr. j.
SvpERs manager OF Gen Taylors Head Quarters at No.
rs OF Gold who has sold them the cheapest
and best garments Of all styles prices at less rates than
they could purchase them elsewhere lie does this daily and
we advise I'll doubling readers 10 give him call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
LAcEs, SHAwLs, SILKS, DRESS GooDs.-

Ladies are invited TO examine and large stock OF
Thread Lace Goods and Embroideries among which are
some Lace Shaw and Scarfs at from $50 to $500 each
much under their value. Also few fine India Shaws for
sale low close accounts and every variety OF new SILK
and Dress Goods purchased the large sales at
don are offered on most favorable terms wholesale and
tail BY TIFFANY CUTTING, No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
WARNoCK's HATs.-If an increasing

demand indicates growing popularity, and if growing
popularity is any evidence Of merit then warranted
IN speaking Of WAKSocKs Hats and inviting the needy TO
ratronize No us Broadway. Try them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

SPRING FASHION HATS AND CAPs.-As
larse variety n can be found in this ctyunsuyased by
any for beauty durability cheapnes at the One Pnce
Store No l23 Canal-st. j. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

CANAL-sT. CARPEr SreRE.-N0w is the
tlns; ysu want b Haks vse Of Is per cent call Il
No 10 Csnalse, y. A. PxrxRsox Co. and there YOU win
onA go lngsin cszpets e Ber ysrdi Thres.py n per
= spisoSii ssersnsst u rspssay Vslysa ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
u MoRsE's Compound Syrup of yell

=
low Dock Root Of the most valuable medicines in
vented with rapid sale wherever it is introduced
General Advertiser, (Prov.)
General Depot No q Maidenane and sold by all principal
medicine stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

Wlss AND HAIR DrE.-These articles
Sen b found in The greatest perfection BArcHgLoxs cell
ehsated tsccry No Wallet His Hair Dye IL pronounced
q Toapee surely b suissd
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UNDER GARMENTS AND HssIERv.-The

place 10 buy such goods the best articles at the lowest
prices wanted the NewYork Stocking and Under
Garment Factory, No lo4 Bowery Call and examine the
and retail Silk Merno and Cotton I'm
devess and Hosiery OF any and quality made to order
A. RANKIN CO, Importers and Manufacturers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

E DIR. S. A. WEAvER's well-knOwn
cold in this city by NJ Ward l. Co. No. IS Maidenane
Olcott McKessen Robins No III Maden-lane; Penfold
Clay Co, No Fletcher-st.; J. Minor Co, No 24 Full
ton-st T.. NJ Guion No. III Bowery: Reuben Moss
of Grand and Cannon-sts A. Rossmller No III 8hav;
Crombie Of Bowery and Houstonst H. r. Hail. No.
SlI Bleecker-st; T.. III. Payton No. 656 Greenwichst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22

STATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCHOOL,
oAlsrox SRA, sAaAroeA Co. NEw-Yosx-The next term
s5en prsctcslly = wen q Theoretically in the trial Of
nss sxtsmporc speakins kc &c. Diploma Of b. Of Laws
eparsd sAmitne practice BY the charter eircuiar
Gtnena pnsxpul.u mi 81 Request directed tpospad)
] W. fewLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
R Housekeepers and Others in want of

" Housekeepers and Cooks will find
DvRxEss BAKING PowpvR just the article long wanted
Cor Away. making hight biscuits Cakes &C. Ii is econom
cal healthy. and saving Of time. Try it. Pros l9a cents
q package.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-22
CABINET FURNITURE AT Cosr.-Great

1uducemeut to rurchssem-Mr. SHARP, in consequence
Of his Contemplated removal the lsf Of May iu
duced 10 ofer the entire balance Of his stock Of elegant
end fashionable Furniture at prices extraordinarily low. An
opportunity hke the present FOR combining elegance dur
hi6sy and chespness seldom offered and purchasers
yits1 % call and examine p themselves II The
No 81 Heakman-af. cor. Of God.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
To MANUFACTURERS. MACIIIN-

Two MANUFACTURERS MtCUIN-
lists, MILLERS and others, putting up or
running Machinery, the Boston Bellmg Company
offer for sale full assortment OF their unrvall.d Me-,
talic or Vucanized Rubber Eeting, Steam ENGINE
packing, Hydrant, Conducting and Engine Hose.
The superiority of the Betting to leather is ac-
knowledged by all who have useu it Tor the follow
ing reasons, wiz
1.-The perfect equality of width and thickness,
which it will retain.
mo degree of heat under 300 deg. Fnhren-
shit Injuries ii it remains flexible in any degree OF
cold, and Is not effected by moisture.
3.--lt is OF great strength and durability, will not
stretch, does not slip on the puhes gam OF power
Is obtained, and when adjusted to machinery does
not require alteration, as is the case with leather or
any Other.
At Is from 30 to 50 per cent cheaper than
leather. The following certificates nrc appended:
DctrOU, December on, 1881
have used the Nulcanized Rubber Betting for the
last years, OF all widths, from } inches to ~. and
find II greatly preferable TO leather, where il runs
free. The belts w not slip on the pncs or stretch,
aud il properly made and put on brlicve viii saw.
their cost IN one year bv cxempon from delays ans
lng from hreakage to which leather belts are more
liable. w. TR t,SD\II
Certificates from all the principal Eastern Man
uiactureis, MillerS, Machnsts, &c. can be seen at
the Agency Furnished at given lengths, and sold
at the Manufacturers prices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Alpha IBrewster,s Estate.

HE the Subscribers, having been ap.
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District OF Chittenden, commissioners to re-
Ceive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
otall persons against the estate of Alpha Brewster late
OF Colchester, in said District deceased represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto aud six months from the tav Of
the date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
purpose, do therefor hereby give notice that we
will attend TO the business of our appointments at
the dwelling of Lucy Sharp, in Colchester, in said
District, Oh the first Mondays of October and Feb.
ruary next, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, OH each Of said
days.
Dated this 10th day of August, A. D. 1852.
TI1OS. BROWNELL,)
JOHN LYON, commissioners
W9W3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Eegal n otitrs,
Solomon Walker. Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,} The Probate Cou,;
DISTRICT OF cHlTrENDENss IS. ( for the District fore
said to all persons interested in the Estate OF SOLO.
mon walker, late OF Burlington, in said District,
deceased, GRErrINg.
Whereas, the Administrators Of the Estate OF SAID
deceased propose to render account OF their adj
mnstraton OF said Estate and present their account
against the same for examination and allowance by
said court, and the said Court having assigned of
hat purpose the ! lh day OF September A. ID. 1852
at the office OF Rrford & Adams, in Burlington, in
said District, and ordered that you be not flied by
publishing the lime and place assigned ns aforesaid
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Ere,
Press, newspaper printed at said Burlington, the
last OF which publications to be previous the do
fixed tor hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
tore said Court at the time and place aforesaid ant
show cause It any you have why the said accoun
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this 23d day OF August A. y. 1852
BRADFORD, RlXFORD,
wyWJ Rpuistcr
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Telescopes & Microscopes.

Sets of fine Mathematical Instruments. Survey.
ors Chains, Tape Lines and Yard Measures
HAIR. 100 sets or more Of Plain Hair aud Curls
always on hand.
COMBS. Brushes, Perfumes, fine Soaps, Razors
Knives, Scissors and Canes.
Ro q n go
A fine stock OF Bridal and other rich Fans, either
for common use OF to use at Balls, Parties or We'd
dngs.
G. l. OC X S
of every style and quality, for Railroads and Church
es. The clocks on the Ogdensburgh Road were
furnished by us.
FIRE WORKS,
A lot of Fire Wheels, Roman Candies, Blue
Lights, Rockets, Torpedoes and Crackers AT whole
sale only.
TO THE READER.
In calling your attention to our stock OF Goods we
do 1t TO get your custom. We keep large stock Of
GOODS TO SELL,
we will make it for your interest To buy Of us
BRlNSMAID, BROTHER & co.
June 2S. d&wtf
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.NORIIER.F R.fILRO.iD, " \.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
IN and after Thursday, April /, 1852,
~ trains will run az follows -
GOING EAST,
MAIL TRAIN, Letves Ogdeusburgh at 9,AM.
:, Arrives at Rouse Point, II As p. NJ.
EMPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Ogdensburgh at 3, p. NJ.
Arrives at Rouse's Point, SO P. NJ.
GOING WEST:
MAIL TRAIN, Leaves Rouse's Point at 8, AN.
=, -, Arrives at Osdtnsburgh, 1880 P NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
Leaves Rouses Point at 9 NJ.
Arrives at Ogdensbursh, 3d. p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN DOWN.
.ConnectS at Ronse's Point with the Mail Train
OF the Vermont Central X. K. tor Boston, and for
New York, via Connecticut Valley Rail Roads
also with the Rutland g. Burlington r. r. at Bur
lngton, Tor Troy, Albany and New York via EIud.
so1 RIVER and llarIaem K Roads connects also
with the PaSsumpsic River r., and the Champan
and ST. Lawrence II. X. for Montreal
EXPRESS TRAIN DOWN.
CONNECTS as above. Alter the opening OF ma viga
ton, viii connect with Boston and New York bv
and whitehall. Steam Boats will leave the Rail
Road Wharf on the arrival OF the Express Train at
Rouse's Point. at O'Clock 7. W.
MAIL TRAIN UP.
Connects with the Lake Ontario Express line Of
Steamboats, ton the opening OF naviuaton) witch
leave Ogdensburgh at2 ?. NJ and arrive at Maya
ra RAJ at s o'clock, the following morning. Also,
with lines OF Steamers which touch at all the ports
on the British shore OF Lake Ontario
by this route passengers leaving Montreal in tine
Morning train Will be placed on board the Lake On
tarlo Steamboats, at the Railroad Wharf, AT o.
densburgh, al L. VI and arrive at Brockville and
Kingston the same afternoon Toronto and Ilamil-
ton, the next day.
EXPRESS TRAIN UP,
Connects with the night Boats ON Lake Ontario
nj
Lake ana slot at all the ports on the American side
OF the lake, landing passengers al Lewiston tor Nj.
agara Falls and Buffalo.
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN UP.
F"r Express Freight tor Boston and New ork
' aud the West via. Dgdensburyh K f
..I'. touse's Point ate p. NJ, and runs
o. .'' $40. out stopping 1T way stations, and ar
l.'.- J-,drnsburgh al 10 minutes past o'clock
next morning.
EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN DOWN.
Leaves OGdensburgh for Boston aud New York
at 5I5 i M =, and arrives al Rou,p's Point at o.
clock next morning. This Express Freight Line
connects with Express lines to boston via Vermont
Central X. Il. and by Steamboats, to Burlington.
aud thence, via. Rutland h Burlington Railroad -
Also, by Steamboats, aud Railroads Tor New York
via. Whitehall, Troy, and the hudson River.
CHARLES l.. SClILATTER
Chief Engiecr and Superintendent
From two to six Freight Trains will leave
Ogdrnsburgh and Rcuses Point daily, lSuudys ex
2~W' For Terms of Freight apply to George V.
Noye, Agent, Rouses Point.
May %, 1892. d&wlf
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STOCk TRAINS
Il. w. BANTER a. CO.'S
CHINA HALL,
NO. |, LEAVENW0RTII'S BLOCK
COLLEGE ST. EIRIINETnN. VT

'EllE attention of the public is respect
fully solicited to the assortment OF China, Glass
tarthrm Ware, Ne, kept at Tins establishments I'M
cqnard IN variety and extent by ans in the country
Our importation, tor TIN, sraSous viii comprise the
new and desirable style; particular mention can
not he made ol all the ailclrS kept 10y Us, we can
only say tina: Visitors viii irr amply rcplId aud
ud larger assortment and AT lower prices tlan can
b" found tins sde OF New lol, or Boston; in tact
we are enabled To offer to the Trade and House
keepers, one al the best aS,olncnts 10 be- found con
slStmg "i i'ian White Decorated Plumb, Monte
Innla, Rhonc Mulberry and Flown. Blue Iron Ston.
emma, ~ complete sriS or separate pieces
COM MON WARE, III breakfast, Dinner, Tea
and Toilette Sets, all styles aud colors Prntrd
White, Panied and Fancy. French. English, Pnran
and bsqH China, the largest assortment ever offered
GLASS WARE, Plain, Pressed Fine polished and
cnt Dccanters,! Wine bottles, Bowls on .runds,
Pitchers, CELERY Glasses, Buter Coolers, lee Bowl.
GobIels, C,arct-, thampu gnes, " ines, Lrmunadcs
Inmblrrs &c., sc.
i.ANlf>,a great variety ot stand some new and
very rich ruttrHs) Su-prulug Brac,ri : de- and
study Chandeliers, GlmudUtS, Hall I.rmt~ Lam
l"nS &c, Also a complete assortment Of Solar
Gi"ncs, Chlunrys, Solar and Asual Wcks, and all
lruri'S usually called Tor IN lhs llur.
The ab"yr Stock has been selected with treat care
aud III" whole being purchased with cash direct from
the manufacturers, enables rs 10 offer them m MI :.
very lowest View York or Boston prices Merchants
and lou-c"cpcrs vii iiId II tor their adyanta,. To
looh through our stock before purchasing where,
Burlington, August u. dNwtt
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Paper iIangings Paper lIangings +.
Wholesale and Retail.

n W. HANfER ~ CO.. No fIcavCn-
w. Woith'> Block, College SI., Interested IN
Manufacturing and lmplurrs OF all descriptions Of
Paper ilan@m4S, are prepared 10 otter To the trade,
iara" and entirely nrW Stock OF French and Amer
lcnu iapris aud iiord"ts, consisting at more than
Twelve hundred Gll,lrht Patterns, among them are
hnr Satin, Velvet. CAT aud SILVER Papers Tor Parton,
with rich match Hordcrs, frrsco Papers for largr
rooms, tnk and Sienna Marble do, Panel Papers Tor
i!aiIS, Coming and Centre pieces do Fire Board
PInts, W ndow shades, SHluiry Pieces and Land
sclpc Views, with other ariric, appcrlaInlng to the
bn-Hr~s. Law price Papers at al descriptions -
Dealers supplied with a stock at the lowest New
York or Boston Prices. They are Invited TO exam
IN" the Stock.
BllinG On, August Il d&wtf
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. SEpVE NIHER
CnILSoN's PATENT lluT-AIK
FURNACES.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTIN THE
WARNING AND NENriLATINt. or
ngiIInIN5.S

NhNulN'' MD NENIlLA1JNG. OF
BUILDINGS.
III Earc happy 10 inform the public that
w our long desired object is now fully accomplish
ed, IN being able 10 offer variety OF SIZES Of these
Furnaces, both BRICK and portable, which have been
brought, alter years Ul uucrasug labor and great
expense, to degree oi perfection unruunIlrd by
any other mode OF heating buildings in the world
we would most respectfully Invite the attention
OF scientific gentlemen to an examination ui these
improvements in Dwellings, Churches School
Houses, urt-llousrs, Hospitals, Stores &c. thro'
cut the Country, which have proved to be- the most
perfect mode Oi warming and vcnang huiIdInug
~ the world, as I'll" actual r,ng operation o this
apparatus IN several hundred buildings, both public
aud private, throughout the Country, together with
the several printed reports Of the different Public
Committees unanimously adopting them, will tcSr-
~. we are permitted 10 refer 10 upwards oicight
hundred gentlemen who have used this apparatus,
many o whom are professional gentlemen, whose
scientific nlialnmcnts on these mIttcfs ARE well
| kuowlh The arrangement Of this furnace, (which
Is entirety different from any common heaters is
sucl tlat II warns without destroying the life ol a
larE" volume oi fresh air, fills the apartments warm
ed with fresh, heaithtul, uyiuOratng atmusphrrc
and creates constant circulation OF fresh air thro'
! ont the house.
AZ our establishment may always be- found every
variety u warming and vcutilatinu APPARATUS i'm
GLIDING kcGs'"rs Hot Air Crates, NcutiIators sc
Also. every description OF Cooking Stoves Cuokipn
| Eaugcs, &c. Personal attention given to warming
and ventllatng buildings IN any part the country
X. BRONSON.
| Burn ston,May 81. dit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

OF which lie has put M a large number during the
past year, thus thoroughly proving them, and which
lac warrants to give cutrc satisfaction. have them
oI SiN Sizes, suitable Tor the smallest private tam-
~. or Hotel ul tine largest class They are also
adapted Tor both wood and coal working equally
well with either.
Among the advantages combined IN this Hgn..,,
are the following;
l>t. Placing me Oven, which is large, on either
side of the r, AT pleasure, thus rendering II Lrcr~~-
be without the Necessity oi reaching over the 'lr
when baking. Il has an upward dIa,t, aud the lu,s
alc $50 arranged about the oven aS la SECURE one of
ur mosl perfect baking ovens 10 he found ia any
CuuhWg apparatus.
I'd. The h"lrr plate Is arranged over the ire i'm
such muuucr rs Q" hrlug all tho boilers ,ol which
Il,rr arc uom Ito $, according iu the s,lt', lu u-
mediate contact with the tire, That all UoII readi-
3d. : wash boiler can be- set at the end ct tlr
Eaurr, opposite tnr oven, and hr heated 10y The
-tu.c ule, thus usuruL a constant supply ~ hot
water '"r culinary purposes, without consuming cN-
ua lu'l
hot W. IlNtuicS, to warm add uoual room-,
can be- attached 1t, ~,,d. Also, after ,at rs, tot
hratua water hr bathing, aud tor other purposes.
The ahovr, together with large assortment oi
lluj An Furnaces, Registers, Cuu.us, Palur, aud
Au I'ht SlpN,,, &C. ur ,~.J uy ...,......
Burlington, May b. l5Js du