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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05
zine Liauor Law vetoed in NEW york.


The Veto Message Of Governor Seymour,
gwen TO the New York Senate on F.iday, aid Gre
ated great excitement. The following some of
The positions which he assumes. He thinks the
provisions OF the bill are calculated TO imjure the
temperance cause, and detrimental 10 tie welfare
oil the commonwealth. He thinks it unconsitmti-
onal and oppressive, and thinks that the people
when fully advised OF its provisions, will view il
with alarm.
After quoting the section which authorizes
searches he QuoeS the eleventh section OF the bill
OF rights which declares the peol lie TO be secure
IN their persons, houses papers and effects against
unreasonable searches and seizures. He argues this
point al some length and concludes by saying that
this clause deprives ctizens Of the protection
guaranteed by that section Of the bill Of rights.
He declares the sections of the bill directing
the forfeiture aud destruction of liquors unconst-
tutional. In regard to searching for and sezing
liquors, malicious PERSONS may take advantage of
TINS law TO g possession Of prop Tty with irandu
lent designs. by the section which directs the
forfeiture and destruction OF property, the door is
open TO gross frauds and malicious procee,lmss-
Two weeks notice would be sufficient To non resi-
dents II would not be in the language of the
constitution, due process OF law lie argue,
Tins point at some length.
He contends that this law reverses the order OF
every other known proceeding, as the person
charged with an offence stands guilty until he
proves his innocence.
He points 10 other provisions, which lie says are
opposed 10 all well settled principle. Ct common
law, dangerous TO the liberties oil our citizens and
tepugnant 10 the religious und moral sentiments OF
| tins community.
Our Constitution says: ''no person shall be CON-
PEELED, III any criminal case, 10 be witness
against hims If; but this act, if the facts should
be OF the character TO criminute the party under
examination, compeS linn 10 answer or be ilnpris-
oned II he answers untiuly ii is made perjury
Ii he admits the offence he is arrested and his
premises searched.
This unprecedented proceeding nigh; be used
for the worst Of purposes. probably 10 obtuin ,rs
tInonv Ia civil aud criminal suits, not growing out
OF this law and IN the ordinary OF life
frocesdings so tyrInncal would tend To stliie,
bitterness, anG resistance to the law
AS soon us the Veto Message was read, elTorts
were made 10 reconsider that action Of the Senate
Which had pissed the Bill. but pending the discus
son the s. nate adjourned. amid great confusion
ms action saved The Senate bill for the present.
and allows time for consideration and u caucus.
KS friends were rejoicing heartily ut the result
l. Is aSceTtained that two thirds vote can be
got IN the Asseinbly-but the Senate is doubtful
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05

Joshua II. Bates, Alned Taylor, Ann
rev Dickson. ard Henry 4 Graves
raI tneIs under M Huue OF IN case Attach
Bates, Taylor a. Go ~ STemt issued and
rnAn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05
Persian Uuir Dive

Persthn Hair Dye.
THIS Dyeis warranted, used ding Iii rcctionA
to change the hair from any Color to Il beautiful
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$5,3S9,4Sl 81
100000 90
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NlEGINIA:-!t Rules held IN tho clerks onc. at m.
circuit Court OF Ohio couIy. the month Of April
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-04-05
John l.. Spring.

The object OF this 10 recover sla26 % Cents dine
IN open account tor goods sold and deli Vcred
Narit haHtn. heel made the dctenamt is moi mn
hant Of the State OF vi :inia motion oil the sin
ms by their attorney il is ordered that he aprear Iele
wth one mouth after the dmc public This O. der
anu 40 wat may lie necessary project his interests in
ms SUIT. and that Copy this order he forthwith insert
=" ~ some newspaper published in the city rf Wheeling
io Tour succe siHe weeks. and posted the from: door ~
county court. $500 ' " ~ A'
,eeT"Py-Teste. ALoNzo LoRlNG, clerk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
LOCAL ITEMS.

FIRST PARIsH.-A meeting of the First
Parish took place on Wednesday P. NJ. in the
vestry of the meeting house, to hear the re-
port Of the Committee appointed to obtain
the plan of new meeting house, and to
nominate a building Committee, to carry said
plan into effect.
The Committe asked further time to obtain
plan, which was granted They reported
the names Of Jas. Estabrook, Esq, Allen
Harris, John Boyden, E. N. Holmes, and W..
A. Fisher, as the building Committee, The
report was adopted, and Messrs. George A.
Chamberlin, c. W. Freeland, Richard Ball,
and E. S. Mason, were added to the Commit
tee. Ichabod Washburn, w. B. Fox, and
Henry Goulding, were chosen as aCommittee,
to appraise the pews of the parish. The meet
ing then adjourned for two weeks.
An informal meeting Of the parish was held,
after the adjournment of the regular meeting.
Deacon Harris read letter from the Mayor,
stating the action of the City Government,
in reference to the application of the parish
for leave to extend and alter the site of their
meeting house on the Common, and asking
upon what terms the parish would agree to
remove from the Common. 1t was voted to
accept any site the city might offer, on Maine
street, between Pearl street and the norther-
ly line of Anthony Chase's estate. 1t was
left to the Parish Committee to fix the amount
Of land required.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
The Administration.

A mean Greek, ambitious of Immortality,
but destitute Of personal virtue, set fire to the
temple at Ephesus, and in this way secured
his object. Eratostratus is remembered as an
inciendary--as fellow, who would have been
sent to State prison, if he had lived among us
but he is remembered and that was all he
desired to be. He did not care hon he was
remembered. A place in the Calender" of
rufians, was as grateful to his sense of dis
tinction as a name among the heroes and
martyrs of humanity would be to a true no.
ble-man. The same species of ambition which
actuated this man is still prevalent and ac-
tive among men. 1t is rampant even in the
highest places Of our government, and mani
tests itself openly and actively in the doings
Of the national administration
President Pierce and his Cabinet seem to be
incapable Of distinguishing themselves as
statesman, whose duty it is to develope there
sources Of the country, and to maintain, with
impartial justice, the integrity of law. They
have hitherto distinguished themselves only
as Intermediates with State elections, and re-
pudiators Of national faith and honor. They
have been the busy instigators of State quar-
rels and the subseryient instruments of the
slave power. The administration has not done
one manly honorable thing since it was inau-
gurated. It has not even had the common
sense to abstain from doing what was only cal
culated to ruin itself in moral reputation and
influence.
With professions Of peace on its lips, it pre-
sented the Nebraska bill to the legislature.
and the country, profoundly Disguised at tia
pcrhdy' pronounced it guilty Of supreme n.y.
pocrisy and meanness The only distinction
earned by the Perce administration j home
Is that Of 'violators of National Fa;tb.,, !, :.
very honorable or ensiable distinction The
only distinction they are likely 70 aco,,;;re
abroad, is that Of 'violators of Intern.,i i 4
Law" Such distinction viii secure t,,or,
place in history. but it win secure them
most infamous place there.
The "Black Warrior steamer, HAVING v;o
lated the revenue laws Of Cuba, was se;,e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Congress.
Wnshinnton Mnrch 81.

-. 4,,o
eNeral so1,,
olIl were presented ono u
ny A. iniiiols legislature; ra+;.,,+o
petitlon roln tne Marylanu 60,
ielati'e 70 arrangements win gieat pii'i'',i
coinage on ueclllial al
lit, 9eiiaee aAVer an iAAecu'l'e s'''A0'
Jo4Ineo m, ~, . 20
ne oeheee .NeDresAa ~ w,
non " "re ~ inucn ieenng was eAiiO4s'N
Wy pay " eils lneinoers' ,bo
80 Asioii'lT =, nioNeu " WV
NJ ~ ii'oiles :. .oe,,rod ~
4, Ou'uils proposeu WA LA. ~ w
'ii1 ooililiiii ~ u Vne noie' o1 Nv
n. ulins we oepa.e WHEN eHe IL cor1'
oarusoh salu tnat tne Ielere u ~
W 'ile wnole would XIII Sile Oh W 49,
Sl,isinen' ooi'Aiiueu 10 ~ e. LII ,,ib;Io
toi,u liia' tiiey we're laVorepie ~ t Il oor,ot
Eo'.iis W pace ~ ~ Posi'ioii .--;'s ;,
el'iii6 'ii1 .l.t hostile +o
Mr. CusSihg oenlea tnat nc was uoosl'e
tle I'LL ~ oen.ieI1aii pie'oiiy ~ tl,o
So1euly aItacheo 10 ehe SANE piinVF - ,oodaJ
plAA 'ilah ne was guy ~ t'lou7 80
alnehoneIt IN some ol Us ue'"li.i CIV Of
claily IN the provision IestrlcIl"s .ito as 49,
s I iIe tnou9n' aIo , w., o;+;1oMs
cared Vhen ihtei'lo" 70 2eooH -, tIo no,,n'
ousut 20 oe allomeu 70 d I, he ,resn
Gus Of 'ne new porn & az" Stotos would
eI !na' .iie PeoPio u .iio tLe roseage
ctaleu ms az s'sg 41a 1'9,
OF Ihe Jaw. Ile claiiieu snat ~ - - I,fora
yves Oh Ine nee otates' wHo Ia" " 10
tne people, ana JIs'uy 'el So'eS 70 rre
tloh' were ell'itleo 70 an Ip.;tto9 Of The
sen sen Ine~ views III 'le Ooiiiiiii''o' "a
Hnoie' = :, - A. ,,oo,,le
MI Sut.nS was u opii5o 49, oi In IF +bav
Oh tIe Moltn insoueloeooG .n' III oo;totioH
"oulu tl5ow asloe lan"I'isln '' az ri; fo;r
contlnueo me- ana pes'ow u4 a. tuI eror
eA"iinatlon tey mouta iI' - ' t%o Nortb and
was ieaS9te 30 pene. .i " 'aG of sioy
50 calculated 70 Ies.Lir. VIC iih' y 10 North
cry; IL was ell!eli'iy ~ ~ W. a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Literary Curiosity.

The following document has been handed
us, as an illustration of the tritc saying, that
g the Schoolmaster is abroad We are in
formed that the writer Of it, who, by the way,
has been teacher of the "young idea, .
was, at the time he wrote, member of the
School Committee of his town. The writer
of it, prepared it, had it printed, and circula-
ted it, for thepurpose of obtaining signatures.
His success in this was SO poor, that it was
never presented to the Legislature. We re-
print from the printed copy.
To the Honorable Senate, and House of Repre-
SentatioeS, of the Commonwealth Of MassG-
ch,tsettS
The undersigned humbly represent and pc
tition, that an impartial and unpreudiced ex-
animation Of the history of their services will
exonerate the Prudential School Committee Of
our State from the insidious and petulenu at
tack Of a class Of their fellow citizens, Of
whom all past history is pledged to reprobate
"as serving God, by locking up the faculties
Of youth" and who in our state have long
since formally elected from all contact with
juvenile scientific operations, but who since
the grant Of the School Fund, affect much in
ISISSJ III It's duiululblIdllOuy DGluH IUeulSGlNG6
the recipients, and benefited in it's disburse-
ments to a greater extent than all others COM
bined
We, therefore, your petitioners respectful
ly solicit Of your honorable bodies, a careful
examination Of the premises; and should your
honorable bodies determine that one of the
School Committees now authorized by law,
| be extirpated, annihilated, superseded or re-
| jected, that, may be the sacrifice whose eda-
| tious sempiternal and underlined assumptions
absorb the MEANS gasconade the precaution,
stultify the energies and revel ON the generos-
| ity of too credulous, and thereby outraged
and insulted community
And your petitioners further pray, that suita-
bic inquisition be made by the Legislature Of
the subject herein presented, and if in its wis
dom, adjudged expedient, that the dissemina-
ton and final abrogaton Of the Massachusetts
School Fund, with all its appliances be form
ally and finally consulnmated. The inme-
date and unconditional transfer, as largess
| of all its pecuniary resources and revenues,
and under such provisions and instructions as
may be deemed necessary, to the treasures of
| the several Towns of the Commonwealth
| provided for and established that, corporate
| and district immunites be Disseminated, cap
| tlous, invdious and extraneous supervision
annihilated, legalized aggression of paternal
authority evaded, capritious, inflated and do
1ninative parental responsibilities abated. The
| need OF personal or corporate educational
| effort be transferred as local franchise, or
awarded by Legislative petition, where merit
orious Developments manifest, and all sina-
| cure committees or other subtfuge, DESIGNED
to overawe the pubity of district sovereignty,
or intervene the treasury Of the town and the
| nuhlic school District Commodities lo ;,,,,,,oI.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Thc Grcntest MedicnI Discovery Cd lt.

rgvr-. N.
he SrrSSgs % ~
Ass. W. 49, ~. WI so' >, 40, ttat - .,
OF our s1o a s ~, $3.50 dr -p !. a ,
Rihu o lqnIl Iro .s w ~ y. ols "a % 49,
Pnnpie. ne mas tt'eu y ~ oye T nv
never an" eAuep ~ WV 49,, Ns,,ul s a;e
mas cow IN ,ils w W. UNI u, % ~ VI
us st'F' ~ viii ~ ,' ~ = - oa .,
Two o2ues Is 70 cur q , spe
one 70 tiee o0''ies WIN oul VIC AIM u Piipis
on the race ms, ,, ,u a, .o. elan
Two or three po.tes WI sa 49, .h s.es p
Two oottes Is "aii"ns0u :" " VIZ "ViS' ei III 'iis
mouth ana stomach; - o.. .o ,,.. ..o
IhIee 10 hSe po'tleS 10 W 'e V0 "ViS' Onse
Of Erysipelas: .,,,..,. !,
one to Two potes Is "arrd'eu 10 cure al huor IN oe
eyes.
Two bottles Is warranted 70 cure running OF the ears ana
blotches among the hair
Fours to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly erupt9ns Oh the SKIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. = Tuesday
near Syracuse, the down train from Buffalo run
at full speed ON to a side track, and into train
of empty cars, making complete wreck of
them. The engineer, Mr.. Coleman, the old
est on the road was instantly killed, as was
also a Struggling Indian, who was asleep in
one of the freight cars. The fireman was bad
ly injured. No passengers were hurt. The
accident was entirely owing to the careessness
of the switch tender, who is not now to be
found.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

INJUNCTION ON THE CRYSTAL PALACE
New York, March plan injunction from the
Supreme Court was served upon the officers Of
the Crystal Palace, at the instance Of credi-
tor, in order to compel the Association to wind
upits affairs for the general benefit of its cred
itors. Mr.. P. I. Barnum, it is said, has
found the affairs of the Association in such q
desperate condition that he has determined to
resign the Office of President, recently confer
red upon him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

ArHoI. A Second Adventist, in Athol,
whose dwelling had been constructed with
view to easy egress, at the approaching end O.,
all earthly things, was startled, by the latt'
gale, into the belief thathe hour had prelna
turely arrived, upon seeing the roof Of hill
dwelling suddenly rise and sail away in tn /
air
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Lewis T. LazcI, Dyuggisf aud Apothe-

Lewis I. LazcIi, Dsuggisi aud ApOthe-
cary, 2O1 Main ST., would respectfully solicit the
attention of all interested in the purchase of pure drugs
and medicines his large and well selected assortment
ence to the retail trade All drugs will be warranted not
only pure but Of the best quality procurabe. Every
will admit that where medicine is needed but the
prest and best should be used, Not only should the
physician be able with certainty upon the proper
effect of his prescriptions but the patient should know
that as regards purity his medicine is reliable This
has been taken because it believed intelligent
public require it, and will generously second with their
patronage, every effort promote their good.
Medicines dispensed at all hours Of the night
feb27 BIN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

ALCOHOL AND THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN, by
Edward L. iYoumans, Esq, published by
Fowlers & Wells, 13l Nassau street, New
York.
This work contains a familiar description of
those scientific facts and principles which IL
lustrate the nature of alcohol, and its influ-
ences and effects upon the human constitu-
ton. The book is divided into parts and short
sections, each treating of a particular point of
the general subject. The style is clear and
forcible, and is Invested of all those technical
obscurities which are generally to be found in
scientific works. 1t is intended to make the
working classes acquainted with a subject to
which they have not hitherto, paid much at
tention. We heartily recommend this book
to their careful attention.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

OLD COMA considerable quantity Of cop
per coin was dug up on Monday, by some
workmen who were excavating a celler upon
lot of land lately purchased by Hon. ABB
bolt Lawrence, in Atkinson street. Two
specimens of the coins bore dates of 1885 and
1859.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Card 10 the PubIic.--The subscribers would
tender their sincere thanks the public for the very lib
eral patronage which has been extended to the Union
Block Daguerrean establishment and by being ever mind
full of the wants of their customers, and at all times
WINDING THEIR OWN BUSINESS, they hope and trust to
receive goody share of the public patronage This es-
Enlistment is filed and furnished equal to any in this
city, and has at all times as good assortment Of Daguer
rean stock ockets &c. as can be found in this city, all
Of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
mar2l dt HATHAWAY BROTHERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

THE HALIBUT FIsHERy,-The Gloucester
people are prosecuting the halibut fishing on
''Georges Shoals" this spring, with renewed
vigor. There are now about 70 sail of vessels
engaged in the business, and in few weeks
there will be twice that number The
schooners are clipper built, from so to 100
tons burthen, and carry crews numbering some
II men each. The halibut are caught on
the southeast and north side of GEORGES
Shoals, about 100 miles from Gloucester, and
about 1870 miles from Boston.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

Gentlemen im this City. and the neighboring
towns wishing garments made ORDER in the latest Styles
will do well to call and examine our new stock of
PIECE GOODS FOR SPRING WEAR,
from which will make Custom Garments at very low
prices and in the most thorough and durable manner
CHARLES W. FREELAND & CO.,
diff mchl6 Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

LYcEUM.- Rev. VIM. B. Sprague, D. D. of
Albany, will lecture before the Lyceum this
evening. There is no risk in predicting that
it will be one Of the very best lectures Of the
course.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
:. ................. THURSDAY, MARCH

The carrier on the Northern route is sick
this morning, consequently, subscribers not
receiving their papers, will please call at the
eounting-rnom.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

1t is said negotiations have progressed
so far between Mr.. Marcy and Mr.. Champion,
with reference to the reciprocity and fishery
question, as to render it probable a treaty will
be concluded in the course Of few weeks.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Do 4 g x
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Intelligence Office. Having been duly licensed
70 keep an Intelligence Oce the undersigned is prepared
to furnish Hotels, Boarding Houses and Private Families
with American, and other male and female help. Orders
from the Country promptly attended Persons in want
call.
DF Tenements Stores, and Offices to be let
qT MONEY to loan on collateral security.
augl0 dly LEWIS G. MUM, 1888 Main St.
New Method of Inhalation. A new and
wonderful discovery for the OF Consumption Asthma
Bronchitis, Coughs Colds, and all lung complaints DR.
Curtiss Hygeana Inhalng Hygean yapor and Cherry
Syrdp, has accomplished of the wonderful cures
of Asthma and Consumption in this city, during the past
month"; ever known to (See certificates in Agents.
hands1 The Inhaler is worn the breast, under the
men, with out the least inconvenience, constantly supply
ny tn lungs with pleasant medicated vapor the heat
If the body being sufficient to eyaporae the fluid Sold by
Boyd Paul, No 40 Cortandt St. c. H. Ring, corner Of
John ST. and Broadway, N, Y, and by Mrs Hayes, 1T5
Fulton ST. Brooklyn Price So package
N. b. Any person enclosing So by mail, to Boyd
Paul. or Curtis X Perkins, n Y, will receive package
containing bottle Of Hygean Vapor of Cherry syr
up aud Inhaler in neat box by express, free to any
part of the United States, or four packages for $40.
For sale in Worcester by NJ B. Green 30 Main st.
lao leod&wly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

In this city, March 81, Annie Elza daughter of Philip
L. Mowen, aged years 10 months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place Friday, II o'clock, A.
NJ at the residence of her grandfather, Icabod Wash
burn Esq.
March p, Charles D., of Dexter E. Winter, mos.
days. Fundra this afternoon, at O'clock relatives and
friends invited to attend.
March p, Eddy L. only son Of Lewis insdale, years,
MONTHS p days. Funeral Friday at 10 O'clock rel
atives and friends invited.
March q, Arthur c. of Warren L. Aldrich, mos,
10 days.
March q, John Whitney "a years Funeral at his late
residence Isreal Whtney's Friday next at O'Clock.
In Milbury, March II, Jarvis Hall, of John and
Persls ;. Han, q years, months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

SALE or FARMING Tools, STOCK, &c fine chance
is offered those who wish to buy Farm took, or Tools
by the the late residence of Dea Nathaniel Brooks,
at South Worcester, which commences at O'Clock this
morning.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23
Bmsh's Cough Cure lIozenges. In no W

Bush's Cough Cure LOzenges. In no way
people liable to be deceived than in the remedies
proposed for curing the various ills of life When there
FORE medicine has been tested and by long and
cessu cures, has proved itself invaluable it ought to be
cherished and will be cherished by all who value health
Buss Cough Cure Lozenges have passed that ordeal,
have won their way public favor and held in
the highest esimaton for the of Coughs Colds In
luenza, Hoarsenes Bronchitis and especially Whoopng
Cough and other diseases Of the Lungs and Chest Don't
neglect that Cough Call for Lozenges at BUSH CO.'S,
81 Front Street. nov0 d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

Worcester Hydropathic Institution, No
Glen Street This Institution is well arranged for treat
ment at all 1t will remain under the Medical
direction Of DR.. GEORGE H0YT until the return of DR..
ROGERS from Paris, in April, 1854.
TgRMs-Usualy from 81 to so per week. Fortreatment
without board, SO to 81 per week. oct9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-23

The Banner C0aI StOve-Four sizes, from 10
to Is inch cylinders This Stove is established the
scientific principles and will its smoke
and cases. making saving of 40 per any other
stove in The CRATE and fire box arranged
that sitting is required of the fuel burned in this
stove, and the fire requires repenshng only in "a
hours d. c.. THURSTON,
aug20 deSTuTh 231 Main St.