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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25
sysse Eaay's sadd;e k.or-e

FOR SALE.
~ SoRREL HORSE perfectly kni rul geut t,es ~
from any and every fault m Ley's [c2b/
for some years VIII Of depa urs.
the Tstenals Stables. 81. Charles street
to Also. ONE FINE DARK soRREL sADDl.sIl0RSE, On,
carriage yaar DID, guaranteed Sold only d.
parture, Apply rs above ..s9O PIT
III Sure Cure
In all Complaints not to be mentioned, for tbs
small sum of So,
Can be had by applying The MEDICAL DEPOT Camp
DIR. CHAPMANs REMEDY is SIMPLE, CERTAIN AND PLEAS
ANT TO THE TASTE, lyiOs pu
Clothing at Cost
lB- season. entire sosl
SUMNER CLOTHING AT C0ST FOR CASH.
THOMPSON x NIXON
yl9 gptl ~ Camp street, opposite Guy Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

Hats, Caps, etc.
~ AT WIOLEsAJE
- OneHuultsd HATS .
siLh Fus CASHMERE AGxICAE WOOL, 81 RAW, p.LaIl,,
audCAMPAAtltf HATS, iorsAist ~
lH' 1p'-" FRnsr co. 10 Aist .ss5.ss,,sst
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

LATE PUBLICATIoNs.--W have received from
J. c. Morgan, Exchange Place, varied and
interesting supply of new books. They are
8" Philip in Search of Wife" by Gentleman
Butterfly &C The Monk by NJ. G. Lewis, Esq,
NJ, P. Llorentes History of the Inquisition
of Spain" new edition of SO Vivian Grey"
by that popular writer, B. DIsraeli, Esq. !;
" Helen and Arthur" by Caroline Lee Hentz !;
:. The Rum Plague" temperance story from
the German and Clouds and Sunshine" an
elegant work by q popular writer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

NHlTE LEAD--ln %, 90, 100 and 500 lii
kgs from the Atlantic uuon Brooklyn Pacific UIlsr s
ssu4eruts " mta Leaf Companies FRENCH for Ee Il
Al 4 n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-25

NJ ACKEREL-l50 bbs new No. 3, large, 10
WI anse, Jr sale hy " o. ~
Tvs IN, CARTER a co. 10 and IS Common street,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
Liquor Seizures.

On the 9th inst, Officer Paul seized keg
containing several gallons Of liquor in the pos
session of Mrs. MCWilliams, who was duly
fined s; 90, aud costs.
On the 10th, Officer Reynolds arrested
drunken man at Winooski, and brought him be-
fore Justice Parsons, to whom he disclosed.
The torni-hor Of the liquor was fined $lOo
and costs.
On Saturday night Officers Paul and Bows
man, captured quantity of Port Kent ,rater
in five gallon kcg, and divers dem'johns and
beer boules-on its Landing from one Of the
S'camcr'>-Whjch Is nov waiting certain
DOOR.
Last evening lSunIay) the same Odcers ar
rested two men in a state Of beasIy ln;oXica-
lioo. they were, this morning, taken before
Justice Par>ous, aud nat disclosing to his salts
faction. we've renanded to Jail to cultivate theit
menpr e..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27


~ Wv" "''o ''''' CIV !'.l'
,"''S ~c'g III S'''""'' i'"E
'"'V' oe"'"" Tue ce'""'' Va we o'"'
'l'fuy bands have followed on 'her uacF'
a"' S'''eh again ana again to penetrate I"
'ner rescue, but The fr"zcn Nc'th sl}Ii H'i''
It's own The next American expedition Is
aoout ready Tor lis departure, and viii probably
sal "' last ct next week. It's MEMBERS al
Vo'"n''er'' are hardy Weatheroca'en men, mos,
VI "''" already experienced IN Inc 'r'als anu
foash encounters OF an Attc cruise lh''r
Ve''rI Is AS strong as TIMBER aud iron can ""Ne
IT, Tier BOWS are soma mass OF Unoer 'o'
some SIN 'ec' rom her cutwa'ef-''ea7' '"N'
anu braces form perfect labyrinth III "e' '"''-
castle, aud cross beams tour tec' apaH. u''e'ac
her whole Icngth. She Is Ilned "''"'h VIII"
lhck layers oi cork and ie'', aud 'A'Prua'E
! two NtAuee-eS "i hc5'Y cas- s'c'''As, GOV
efed VII" l'H5 sl''P' % O"ItF h""' F'"'''' NV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
VALUE or A reohr> p,>e or Glass

value or BROKEN PA>G or GlA~s.--A
London CORES opieut cur.p~as To d, un uc-
count Of 70 singular accident that recently hap
pcuol II, the shop Of NJ MoIlrrc, OF pnris.
\ question now university asked in every
,snrietv m P,ri, is,-"!Iavn YOU seen tie brok
on wIndow:' This rotrra to IN a.cIirnl OF .
very ord.n,ry nature, ioi,Wt !, n'w-Frl, a.. -.
infinitely iuprphab" result, Whlc', occurred ~
the Rue de Ia Rouse. NJ, Muhcre, u 'ouaaE-
Of IN thlt Erect. has rad fortune "th'Gt' upon
h.m' by a cart knocking Nc INST hi shop "m-
dow. Rulunr late mt nl%Htn rc-tN" horse back
cl "A cart AGAINST the iron shutters Ct the shop
front, wl;h such force that It pane p.ate-Glass
immediately behind the post struck was crack
ed INTO thousands Of sphntcIs. NJ. MoIlcres
first care was to secure the address the own
er of the horse and cart, in the morning he was
about to send for a gluzlcr, whose bill he would
have charged to the person responsible Tor tho
trespas. upon his property; but this window
Wti~ cracked IN such IA manner ns no window
ever was before, and II. MoIiere observed that
every passcr-by stopped to look at It, and eX-
claimed, How curouSn How extraordinary. -
During the whole day crowd was collected
IN front of the house. 1t then occurred TO VI
MulIcre that as his broken window appeared to
possess such attractions for the public, il might
answer his purpose to make the public pay for
the gratlhc1tun of their curiosity According
" he put up his outside shutter and charged
one franc per head for admission to his shop
Visitors tlocked to the exhibition, and in a few
hours the fame Of it spread far and wide. Not
"A single particle of the glass had fallen out, but
the cracks radlatlng fro m the centre with won
dcrtul regularly are so numerous that the pane
presents the appearance OF a gigantic cob web
Seen from the interior of the shop by gas lighO
| il reflects the prlsmatlc colorS wlh eXtrlordl
nary brl,lancy, and may be compared to a pea
cocks tal'. \ specularor has offered the cnor
nous sum of 4OtOi. for the purchase of the fra
gile property, and the offer has been refuse,
NJ. Muhere calculates that he shall receive tina
sum from Purlslans alone, and afterwards the
pane may be removed in lis ircn frame, an,
carried round the Provinces. This event hlt
made more sensation than any other that hu
occurred IN Paris since New Years day 7 b,
excitement Is ON he iucrcasc. Crowds, to,
poor 10 pay the admission money, stand abou
the house to talk over the story and malhrmat
zeal students in The QUARTER Latin are workin
problems, in the confident hope of finding on
how to crack another window in the same way
-Peab0djs .horcm ChroGic'f, ~ ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

a2.9o0,o00 ~ the wty 10 .New York.

The steamship United States, from Aspn-
wall 9th INST arrived at New Orleans 2Oth.
and the Falcon also ifo'n Nspiawall. reached
the same cIl, on the Dist The United States
Oh her way up ia" Mississippi, caWr IN coils
ION with three ships, being towcd down. She
was but s'iolily QumI4cl, but tine ship Quebec
which cleared the day previous for Ne" York.
sun; to her deck. Tnc Other vessels were no.
injured.
The dates from San francisco are to 'ho30h
Of april, brought down t. Ptnlun, by the
steamship Golden Gate. The Crescent City
!,ii Aspmwall on the evening Of The it'll, and
Tic Georgia was to leave on the lJln. both for
Sow York, the latter with the mails, 500 pas
-cu. err, and $500 Coo in goId Cu-'.
The passengers from New York by the Tn
Gle sam and Uuipn, were obliged - take pas-
,aoo in til" racnc mail Steamship. an consc,
qu'ncc OF acrlt,uis to the Winfield scott.
! he health Of the l-thuu- was good.
! The stctushlp ''Gudcu Gate on her prs.
sage down to pan0ml. onc might came ~ col
/ u-I.u "Ijh duu,urr steamer, I'll |ppead to BE I'll,
"s>lerru Ncydda.'
| The Go den Gate sustained only Slight ltju
/ ~, and It, the o'ucr steamer kept um her way
! It is supposed She Was not materially damaged
The California news is Of but lHtie impor
lance.
Tho mining intelligence is favorable.
Agricultural prospect. r'e very Hltlorng.
IAu Alta CaiiuInl .av, . business con
inu..s vcry dull or nc Leading articles, vii
,jIll Iurhrr depression. iu.r' IS bt iit
chance Of prices rcmuncri'n. Shippers Guru.
the present scH.un Flour. rather lrmcr, hu
the stocks being 1cncrt'y heavy there Is bu
h,tf chorc" OF Improvement IN prices. Pro
VISIONS grnrra,y have declining tendency.
I 4 Il q.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
(fOr The Fire preSs.)
NEW York, MAY 20, 1853.

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
" ANEeporE OF WELINeroN.-Some

NJ ANEcpoTE OF WELLiNGroN.-Some
FEARS since, the Eukc OF Wellington was sit
ting at hes .Jriry table, vixen III Dor opened,
aui, without any announcement 4. st:!ACd a
t!ure OF singular J.nen. "Who're you :"
asked the Duke, IN his short, dry manner, look
ing up, without the least change of counte-
nance, u0on tie intruder. "l'm AroLLYoN.'
"lt.ll do you wont?" am sent to kill you
"KtIl IN? ',., odd.' ii am ArolLyoN. and
must put you to death" obliged to ~. 1t to
day :" ii uln not t.il the day or the hour, but
must do LIy n..ssion Very announcement
very busy great many letters to write-call
again, and write me word-Ill be ready for
YOU" And the Duke went on wit .,.s CORES
pondence. The naliac, appalled, probably by
the stern, unmoyablo old man, backed out Of
the Jy.. and in half al hour y ni safe in bed
lam.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
ree }Jre SIS,
BURLINGTON. w.
FRIDAY MORNING MAY q, 1853.

BURLINCTON,V VIZ

" 'FI9 '-'N'.V ~
4 Convention or the WHY'S of the State o!
eraoa', will be holden at Montpelier ON
tEDNHSDAY THE ed DAY or JUNE.
. 10 O'clock \. NJ, for the purpose Of nom-
.,ng ticket for State Officers preparatory
the ueXt September Election, and for the
lasac,ion OF such other business as may be
eaa1 oXpediln: and proper.
CARLOS BANTER,
g.. \. BRIGGS,
TD.VA}D KIRKLAND, Nlsie
GEO. ". GRANpY, Cruirai
=. ". BARrDOLUME", Conan
a. y. BATES,
HENRY STOWELL
May Il, 1858.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

o. Nu>uME>T TO Ma. WrI'rER.-The
House of Representatives, on Monday, ordered
to a third reading by yot1 of 10 to 81, the
resolve providing for The erection OF a monu-
nent to Daniel Webster, at n expense Of
$4,000, unlertio supervision of a commission.
\ motion to reconsider this vote WIS made yes
terdsy and lost by i;9 MAORI y.-B, .hi-s,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
PiCtare, for the Worlds Exhibition.

IlCtarC> Tor the W orlu's Exhibition.
a young gentleman now in Europe, writes to
trienu IN ;hs vicinity an interesting descrip-
ton Of several pictures which he saw at Flor
ence, destined by the artist, Caesar Paganlni,
for the great EXhibiIlono a, New York. Among
them are fouS pieces on panel in one frame,
in the purest STYLE" described as follows
First Picture, Mf4ncy-Tne infant in frail
boat gally decorated as the emblem of life, It's
uncertainty and the vanity of human things.
The child is attended by his good and his evil
genius, represented as sleeping caring his in
fame. The former blond. with moths wings,
exhibiting he age of HE mind the latter dark,
with black hair, and hctuliments Of the wings
of the bat. These fl lures may also be consid-
cred rs the symbols Of the good and evil in
stlncts Of the human mind. The infant reposes
in the lap Of IL, mother, who holds her helm in
her right haId, while she embraces the child
with her lett. The boat IS floating on a calm
lake, surrounded by slender reeds and other
aquatic plants and upon its banks, grow the
flowers If spring. The la..a i f"A by "a h..,.!,
let from a Alj len source, hoVir. through a iuit
Of r7-,r, cu5i'mlG: of The orLin oi life.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

AS IEI>H YANKEE CoEPURAL AT DRtLL.--
Curpural Bright, who Vas an lrishman by BIRTH,
vas United States soldier by profession and
long custom. lie had served three enlistmentS,
aud entered on the fourth lie was il stout,
puuchy Iitl,e fellow, round shouiered. slightly
TOW legged, nose clr5uncled, and porending
an addiction 10 strong p taliun'. III addition,
he had a very decided ,ju.ut ttom pair Of
duh, grey. ANA gia>-y -loukng utDS, winch, as
FIuuegau, wien crDuris,ng his personal APP
pearauce, "struck ont OF the rayihur'5 head
like the eyes Of boiled goldfish" Notwith-
standing these slight drawbacks, Corporal
Bright had an idea that he WAS a very handsome
and Well-nade man, and on this account be-
came the unconscious butt OF all the recruits
lie got on drill. "Murphy arrah, bad luck to
you, for an awkward-looking omadhauu,' ho
would call out, "can't you hold up your big
/ cad, and look me stra ght in the eyes ~
Murphy (asidc)-"Bp the hickey, my bright
/ looking customer, and that's what defy mortal
man to do" Corporal Bright (marchng in
fronr)-"Look at me now, Murphy, and your
self, too, Flnnegan there, now, do yez liver
see me duck my head like gandder going
under gate or bent two double like some old
Judy going TO wake :" FInncgau (aslde)-"
Faith, an its Judy you make OF yourself,
sure enough, You conseated craythnr.' Cor
poral Brigh', addressing his squaC-'Be my
sow, IN ASHAMED Of yez FOR cuun'rymen; stand
at ease. III Just march few PAGES in front,
now to show ycz how yeZ ought to march; now,
il yez place, will yez take palthern 2" So
aging, he would step Of and march twenty or
thirty PAGES to the front, with such ludicrous
imitation of the beau-deal graceful ease and
! dignihed carriage OF body which he recummen-
ded, as to prove sometimes rather too much tor
the gravity OF his pupils. These performances
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27
J'Gn Signs ct The Times.

T'lc Signs ct The Thu.s.
The ration was cutie, attentive for Il fcw
,.l. adcr Con. Pierce was luuuguratcl, toI
savings aid doings which were daily OF
4,pt~ 0roa.aga,el from Washington. The
,s;gna..l II Of this one the appointment ol''tai
.. the displacement of Mr.. A., the refusal
l.. r. 70 be unwilling fine could not be just
ie ami his clique N,sucd liza TO be. and
n.ou.h the movements aud cYJH,'rm1v'-
.. 80 lie Officials. pas. present auI future.
- :eegrar hcl aud printed as last as posi-
DE. Bu. !; soon became a dull business save
.'.- n...i directly interested, or their near
...j-A.ors and associates. The Cabinet Off
cg.s seem to have had a hard time OF it thus
:.-.a,d to have enough to do yet. re april
c.r.s FOR Office Win their testimonials have been
as abundant the frogs in Egypt in Moses
time, and as unn1nuoriy. They penetrate IN
:, their tvlchambcTs pAl into their kncading
.:oa-hs. Ii IS becoming pl.,! too that 1.-THE
cohesive power Of public plumber is not like
s. be strong tnoug, to keep together the in
c7a.-rnous aauv that was made to fight under
he same banner last autumn. Signs of dlsso-
.u!ion are already in tie heavens. Now and
.hca some reckless ,o..g1-i journalist Of the
1arty, speaks out in meeting on the subject
~! tolls his fellows just how squaly the heav-
rs io,t Just hear the rafting exposition of
81. New Yolk UcroiG -
"Grt notwithstanding the democratic party
ia tl!N full tIprii.'a MtT and tie
Sy0ns, we doubt whether, in single solitary
State in tie Union, there IS perfect democratic
LaHnony. Nay. more we DOUBT whether there
i. single stat" OF all the thIrty-onc, III winch
thu.e Is not spht, Or t'Nd, or i0ctous or
personal quarrel, IN tie church. l. Is the "happ!
iIuiiy," to be sure, EH. 1911 ii wrangl.nc and
bitterness, Eom personal Jealousies and envy
and the nyalE tor place and power among
various petty squads OF dirty and intriguing
politicians.
For example: The temperance question
hos occasloned sort Of split in the party, in
l;aine-some Pur.tanlcal principle in that.
Edmund Burke is rega.ded as the Cornerstone
g. schism in Now nampshlre-thats alto-
cythcr personal. The old hunkcrs, or national
democracy. and he coaiItionists of Massachu-
l-tts regard each other with Icy GOODNESS and
Jealous that's pretty much contest between
It's cd and tne ouur ones for the plumber.
Earuum aud IA, temperance qucsttJ" NE 50
TAXED Up with tile politics OF Rhode leland
ami CONNECTICUT Lat they defy ISOLATION but
Nhcl".r On The side li B1uun or E.'iiSt him,
tae Democracy u these two llttio States @p-
pear to BE- irresstU.3. The state of ',i'urs
AMOS tic brethren in NV Nor; need: no
i.cdpt4utona here but t.e s.,pic ci....ug
away, aud We shall so.u b. oh.r TO report
raehe. tho hard shells are still alive, or swa.-
.,...I nm h,dv AVID b.apr',r. h,- H., -,t,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

~ To rcpross harsh answer, to confess n
fault, or 10 ''"" ,"laht or wronel in the midst
Of >cl-dci Gentle submission, some
times rcqu ulglc rmost like life and
death but u..,. nice eiirts are the golden
threads with which domestic happiness is in
tcTwoyen ,n,e boglnrhc iahr' with the wool
and trIlls shall not break, OF sorrow tiIn,h IT,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

THE CRYSTAL PALACE. The .Nfw York
Etlp IS says it is now certain that the Crystal
Palace viii not be completed by the first Of
Jane, though the work continues to progress
with vigor. 1t is expected, however that
goods " Il begin 10 be stored in about three
weeks t,Inc Or less.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

NJ The Ugdensburgh Sentinel gives the
following as the amount of Western produce
received at that port from the opening Of nav
ipatlon to MAY 7th,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

. IN better to have adhered to,he former than
II '"''t'' Very respectfully,
Your obcdicnt servant,
\. y. GRAY.
Lac United States Surveyor Treaty Quad
oIupe illnlgo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

0F7Josah Bur'on, Esq, Of Manchester, VI,
who died on the 22d ult., made the following
hrnnests in his viii i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-27

I, Dip the Atlantic dry with a teaspoon;
twist your heel INTO the toe Of your boot;
mike postmlst'rs perform their Promises, and
subscribers p1y the printer send mp fishing
books with balloons ana fish for stars get a.
STRIDE OF gossamcr, ami chase comet
when the rain Is coming down like cataract
of Nilsar1, remember where you lett your UNI
brella; choke mosquito with brlckhat-in
short prove all things hitherto considered im-
possible to be possible; but never attempt to
coax woman to say she VIII when she has
made up her mind 10 say size won't
a. \ letter from Maycnce Of the 2oth ulti-
mo says-"At the theatre here last night Just
rs the performance had finished and the audi
ence were Withdrawing, s.lrP cry was heard
behind the scenes. 1t was soon circulated
about that one of the actors having in vain be-
sought an actress, who was about 20 leave tho
comPony, to change her determination and
-'7y, had, in Prcten ing to give her n farewell
kiss, BIT of part of her nose. The wound,
though rot dangerous, viii require, it is sup~
posed i've or six weeks to heal W"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25

Z, The returns from the different oiRces, show
about 7SO, 900 acres in corn, and over 100000
acres in odd sections, Of vacant land within the
limits allowed to the Company within which TO
make selections. The read as located is 2O2
miles in length, so that the company will be en-
titled under the grant to 1901 sections, or 76O,-
660 acres. ''" .-....,.....-
Mr.. John Duff one Of the. Contractors Of the
read was present At the meeting Of the Board
Twenty five miles At each end are 70 be prepaI-
ed Immediately, and the work commenced
which will be about the first Of May. The
contract requires the road to be finished, and
fully equipped in four years.-[St. Joseph Ga
Zette. ....-.- ..., ".. ..t ..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25
eIAA Reward.

DROKE JAIL at New London, last night, the 18th
ID inst, TWO MEN, one BY the name Of David
Morgan, As or 5Oysurs Of age, about feet, o. 10
inches high, heavv made, hid grey blanket over
coat panialoous Of same eelor, SlsO paT Of black
pants low crowned black hat, fair eOmPexion hair
quite Thin on the top of the bead, heavy Whisksrs.
The other, Gee. Clark, alias White, Hbout ieet III
or I inches high has black speek the white Of
one ofhis eyes They had with them double-bar.
relied shot gun and single bsreed shot gun. will
pay the sb1vs reward for the apprehension and deiiv-
cry Of the above named persons at New London
Rails county. Ne. SAMUEL SMITH,
March I6ih, ls5s-dtf ShsdG Of Rails county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-25
=. READ THISl
The introduction Of .H..
FILL EViS STOVES

Into Northern Missouri, 10 any extent has been In ths
last tmee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale Of them.
and although, owing 10 their being light and smootb
and something new little difculty attended The
sale and use NJ first, yet by always making Stoves and
Castings OF the best quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved to wthsia cd . bst
ter than any other Casting made in the Western conn
Try The Furnace Castings aud Hollow Ware psrtien
ary, have been superseded BY it, wherever il has been
brought into use, and always given abstraction. Nav
ing lived here number Of years, and beinxpermaoen,
located here, purchasers rely on our Cuarntee
10 the quality OF the articles sold by us ami AZ 10
the operation Of our celebrated Prize Premium Cool
Sove Just read the certificates Of those who have use
them, and are using them now. And another advan-
iage purchaser will have in buying ST. Louis soys
OF u.s. he would not only be getting stove made Of ths
best material in the world but he can al any time OCT
an odd piece or plate without any charge by r,,ingn,
know that such is wanted, all stoves are war
Tan,ed, and, in Of i'm perfection, the article will
be promptly made good 10 the purchaser, which be
viii not find the case with Cincinnati, Chicago Pits
ourgh, and Eastern made STOVES, as you cannot g,t
any odd Pieces. Even If they were warranted II
would be impossible 10 get odd plates from such dis.
ltance.
! We, the, undersigned, having used the St. iom,
Stoves manufactured BY C. F. FIlley of ST. Louis and
sold by Carter W. Bryan, at Hannibal, Mo-, take
pleasure in recommending them TO the public as SUI
Perior in point Of draft durability, economy convent
enee and ease OF regulation, 10 any Stove which We