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l.. III. WOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER IN FINE
WA1CIfES, JEYELRY6 FANCY GOODS,
OST respectfully announces to the citizens Of
WI lndianola, and his friends generally, that he
has taken the store under the Masonic Hall, where
every thing in his line will be found, as cheap a. In
any southern market. Not II single article will be
sold without u full guarantee which will enable the
purchaser TO buy with confidence.
His assortment Is complete, and To hopes to be
sufficient to justify him in keeping a full
supply to all seasons.
A WORD TO THE TRADE.
He has and will keep a general assortment of
Watchmakcrs tools AMI materials, all of the best
quality. Time pieces of all kinds repaired and war.
ranted for twelve months, or no charge made.
ENGRAVING done neatly.
lndienola, Jan. @, lS53-ly
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DEWITHS FERRY

'T'Hls Ferry is situated South Of and sdjoin-
= ing the town Of Gonzales, about . half
mile from the Court House, where there 10 an ex-
NEW BOAT
Calculated TO cross Wagons Of tho Target size and
stock Of all kinds, and on the direct road leading
70 all the following places from Gonzales up and
San Antonio, Helena, Yorktown, Clinton. In DE.
Witt county, and to the cibelo, Santa Clara, Colet.
to and u all. parts of the Sandies.
The distance TO Victoria, by crossing at this fer
~, and going down the west aide Of the QUAD,
iupc 70 Bennett's ferry and recrossing, is short,
cncd eight miles.
Persons going to any Of said places can get tn.
necessary directions at the Ferry.
Corn for sale at tho Ferry.
Nov 70. eat .tnFtss n n WIT
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THE GONZALES COLLEGls

vHE studies OF this institution will be rssume ed
- ON Monday the Sd of April. II IL desirable
that those who contemplate entering this institu.
ton, should DO Punctuai In attending At the com.
mencement of the session.
The academic year is divided into two sessions
OF five months each, commencing on the first
Mondays OF April and October. The vacations
embrace the months of March and September.
Parents and Guardians are furnished ut the close
OF each session with a report Of the standing and
proficiency af their children and wards.
Extensive preparations have been made by pri.
vate families in the vicinity of the College for the
accommodation OF boarders.
Instruments aud apparatus have been provided,
which facilitate and render attractive and interest.
Ing the studies, particularly Of the advanced schol.
airs.
The instructors are efficient and well qualified
for the stations they fiji.
G.. w. Guess, A. N. President, and assisted by
T.. Lewis, A. Is. conducts the male department.
Mrs. Mary lii, assisted by Miss Fulford. super.
intends the female department.
Mrs. DIR. Coleman has special charge Of the
Musical, and Mrs. DR.. Craig, of drawing and the
ornamental branches. Others will be- employed a
may be deemed expcdient.
COURSE or STUDIES AND RATES or TUITION.
Reading, Writing, Spelling aud Arithmetic. $40 oC
English Grammar, Geography, Elocution,
Rhetoric and the minor Mathematics, SIS OC
The foregoing continued, Natural, Morui
md Experimental Philosophy, Botany,
Hebrew, Greek, Latin, French and Span
SEQ oc
l.. EXTRA CHARLES.
Music, Piano or G,;;ter. . ........ s2b oC
Drawing, Wax-work and Embroidery, each, $40 OF
The above fees are charged for each session, on,
half is required ut the middle, the other at tn,
close of the Term. These rates arc charged from
tha time OF entrance to the end of tho session
No deduction except for protractcds sickness. Sub
leci, however, to the discretion of the board o
Trustees. EDMUND BELLlNGER,
Pres. pro TEN. Board Trustees Gonzales CoUege.
Gonzales, March IL, 1854.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
SOUTHERN HsSEECTGG.

,. H. FIFTEEN AMI JANIS 81. sMYrue, EDITORS.
THIS work, tho first number of which was is-
sued in March, 1853, tx composed mainly of Scicc.
tons from the Periodical Literature of Great brit.
ain, France, Germany, md the United States
chiefly, however, from that of Great Britain. In nd.
dition 10 American Journals, VIC have ordered and
are constantly receiving by mail, the following Flu.
ropean publications:
The Edinburg Review. North british Rovicw,
Westminster Review, London Quarterly Review.
Eclectic Review, Retrospective Review, Chambers
Edinburgh journal, Eliza Cookies Journal, House.
hold Words, United Service journal, Colburn'a New
Monthly. Dublin University Magazine, Rlarkwood's
Edinburgh Magazine, Ainsworth's Magazine, Fra,
scr's Magazine, Hoods Magazine, Sharp's Magazine.
Taits Magazine, Gcntleman's Magazine, Black.
woods iady's Magazine, Tho Repository OF Arts
and Inventions, Bcntly's Miscellany, Revue DIES
dcul Moudcs, Hogs Instructor, Annals of Nsiu-
raj History, Wescr Zeltung, Londca Lihcrty Ga.
1otte, The Spectator, Critic, The Athenmum, The
Examiner, Times. Punch, sc.
These rare and costly publications, cmbo,iying
the latest and choices, productions of The hest wfi.
tiers of Tho age, viii be carefully examined, and
their mos, attractive and valuable articles repro.
doccd In the columns OF the Eclectic. Thus. Tor .
mere fraction of the cost ut any one of thca, our
readers viii obtain the select p%oFticsAs e. The whole
Extracts from the FRENCH and German viii he
translated expressly Et oar work.
The Magazine We nov offer to the public, ts The
Nml JOURNAL ~ the class FURNISHED ia the south
u Is the first At,cahpt Ia Introduce 10 the great body
cf southern readers. and Ia adapt 10 sheir wants
aiid Interests. the cartvn, literature 1T Eafopss-'
NJ such, IL 1s designed 50 supply n want long =
and acknowledged
Oar s~clcctions vii consist ~ such arsle'
pe-scS Fcnn<asn, Value and tiesvsa iFthe Us
We sti cay ada, tsAs ahile 40 erc osahi1 hsC
hacctic Hgan asch ,crtss - eill pa ea b. 10
the reach II al, so espcase has hR Nrpcci ts
ssssTed oa oas pAt. tn pssks Il "
agyptsl9e 10 ne cultivated VS. "a sse p,
The Erketie Il paszishci ssaee -tgfh. pos
FRS uscsrsy saoash, zach nsa.-. Fssnted cog
~ Asre weave pzsVa, In Wv '@staea
on rcoa pepss and nee yygAR ed
and pEo psees Ia sAe W 49, q
m. o.. 1850 ~ nsslc VIA PA. ~"
= 10y, - csass Soc ssssadsns ~ -. 90
49, - 49, EsASse can Iwsss - ~
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PROSPECTUS OF
THE GONZALES INQUIRER,

Relieving the time has arrived in tho town
OF Gonzales, surrounded rs il is by the wealthy
farmers in Gonzales county, for the establish.
ment of a weekly journal at the county site
through, or near which, the San Antonio and
Guli Railroad will pass, md in n section of
country unsurpassed for beauty of scenery,
fertility of soil and salubrity of climate i'm the
State Of Texas-it is proposed to establish ut
the above named place, a newspaper, to be
known by the name Of the "GoNzAIEs INouI.
RER," devoted to Agriculture, Literature, the
Mechanic Arts, Commercial Interests, and the
Nows of the day.
The Inquirer will be independent in politics,
but firm and decided in the advocacy of the
great principles of our republican government,
so ably clucidated in the administrations OF
Washington and Jefferson; and will especially
maint'.in that sound and enlightened national
policy Of sustaining our Southern institutions,
which the people of Texas, in conjunction with
her sister States of the South, have ever held
sacred, AZ guaranteed to them by the c~onstitu.
ton of the United States. And while we claim
to have had some experience AZ editor and
publisher of a public journal, we shall, Mt the
same time, bring to its aid the poetic and lite
cLry. talent of able writer's, with whose ability
as correspondents we are well advised and nj
the same time trust that the Inquirer will be
so judiciously conducted as to encourage and
bring to its support contributors from the EN-
pirc State of the South on education, agricul-
turc and internal improvements.
While, then, we unfurl our banner in one OF
the most thriving and delightful villages in the
State, and assiduously devote our energies and
time to make the Inquirer what tho develop.
ments Of the country demand, and it's appear.
ancc equal to any journal in tho South, we shall
expect proportionato encouragement from the
people of Texas, than whom no citizens In IN,
Union manifest n %livelier interest in whatever
pertains to the maintenance of morality, the
cause of education and tho pcrpctuity o frepub.
licap institutions.
TERMS.
The Inquirer will DO published weekly, on
an imperial sheet of fine paper, neatly execu
ted, for 90 90, If paid in advance; $3 so, il
not paid within six months; or 81 90, at the
expiration of the year.
All communications for the Inquirer must be
addressed to the Editor, free of postage.
s. w. SMITH,
ID. S. II. DARST.
Gonzales, Texas, January, 1858.
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Established M 1898, ati frinnpk0sfYt
and universally popular through
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rosure aud E2egdat
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TIE great success of tho lEst vol"
HAMS MAGAZINE" owing 20 the iaftse@
sterling reading matter, %einboldens tficr 70
attempt more energetic efforts fors year.
We shall still 80 conduct the Maga2 meet
tho wants and wishes OF u very layJo VI mo
people, who 10Y begin to look to h works
tor the correct and various inforuaNeh was
previously sought for In heavy vuir outo
the way libraries.
We believe WI can 30 conduct tIio, uhnt
while il will moct the wishes of tIlpi hSFe..-
able htcna,urc, IL shall still imlmrk, u'e nv
clcs, and articles OF general utilityttlo" wv
will be valuable and desirable Is pWa
anco of this purpose, We ahail phf y" -
Of our readers not alone articles esor.' IL A.,
ton to order by our wcli.known ~.
tors, bu, shall draw upon the ff' IL mo
Old World-as success and In e"o"Nss
may enable Va still further TO lad ..''.g
pages If Grdhass--su tliet we n ""v,"
best articles tina. aro pubtishcdr y"
those that are written cSpr,y
Wa trust that this effort To Hss""" ",
the Magazine, viii Too yis NNl""""e" ~
favor from our readors, IL n ~" " ~,
itor OF the work forI f,n,,ia Il 'IU ,ssn
that the Magazine w. do 49, W. ~ NJ,
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Hm" sSs from single satsss and clubs,
Nsioh W sstiot,s cspiro, a cod ,nee al their
WHOSE sngsompany for auolherA
nneoarsY PUfFfN2 AMI nara
Fae'er ot "1asasss Mann" Il zoe
ahs'sshesi, among readers an cl.ssea. 81
sce necessary the cxsfavap,u.,irlauda,,eu
veoosne the common q ~ trade q
1910 ana rSektes& sdyonta. As well "a %
rs shese meti, should Induce Air rablsher
sesnae The silly and sicknInr istiea.
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own MERITS
ins upahtens IL ~ Readers aeAs rsess ~ N,
itca States SIRE c~oaHdenus ncAeI,poa. 4. a. ~
sc Fslne Aad efficiency than ns rssisn a.
ecssh. AV' .
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Ss s~eescrhcfs should he f,4Ariai !. =, !.
Q tAe hrst 81 pccescb Secc,ms,
.eH furnished
tsrs sSS ESssrssr e ,~pee.ealiy rease,
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'~f1t sah Ard cspEsit aresslons -
10Y e1e cfsts, - wrnks rvgayi 20 a. n,,,.,
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IFiLsf'S SOUTHERN LIT1RARFD EPu7
AND oESgRAL AGENCY,

~ ~ CAsttss tsfsvt. Nee urs6s@s.
SUBSCRIPTIONS rcesl,ci Soc Ia.,clfs u,,as
Axe, Awrfsosn Mhsa Rsvse~, Knickssssxkrt.
Western 5osrsAl llacess Ncashsy. Yaasrc Rls4e
nsasoSgslie Review, Sf8ns ~ the nmSs aRi sssry
paper ard InsSassne patAskel n he tlsstei
~ Eascpc orftrs fs Rsaks fas~f. Sa.
tssscFy. Type Ssoes Nasi&, 0artea S<<Sss ssa al
cthcs tscss@ attended ~ s~rcsapsiy. Asvrst1arass
sev'Sd ~ Az tse psfasf~l rspsfs IN ne Gpatsa
sAAts~ sssl &spss1ls saacS4sf
NsN-, r Y WHEY.
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uAslisTuN HOUSE, I~soapwsf. Ma YosS.
N CoHSse 90 Ssm stssrf-an VAN Vl.xgr,
hgtSss5 ~ IS Hsrols, strecs, has tAkca tso shove
Arge aeess aad atSsa 4 ~ wish GsA tpNoa Wa
", Rats etc, sad fesntgse J~huyaeasai. IRE.
sos ytstgng Nse iUsk sal md 40 pleassnssg
hesusr ~ tbs uty, IL apsses he ~fgcssicaa ~ a no
So sss ihe stset Il = b~aflrg ha0eA Caarr~
ssssss s. - ~ .e-% - 81 te-iy
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NEW GOODS.
T.. A. mnsuu-aaynen, Tc,u,

WAINH N
Dry UtssEs, Hsnisar~ Qxssas ard Giasaasrs
Gnsssst Cstlers, Sssli,ry. Rsis,
RsSs, AAass, az
Selcs Al small ptoats -TERMs CASH.
~ S'ere ia Mt. y DolIos,s hoass, ga Caaa.
mcrSc street.
IMy rs. lsaS--S-em
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Carriages Repaired.
HA

ftiE nsdes~snei sOtsi is.timsss 20 he leh.s4.
tsnts q 0OHlk all s4ltwassd8nx e,panuy. hal lte.
AZ Fuqstrsi 10 FAM, LINE nsa RfPAlR I'll
kaA 81 NANa}AGES IL she uaast wsskmsAlke
ayA taets sspR Man Ssgset. opposite us
Fn.at ur ID, poses. hn al c4sss. - NVosn-
p4ay tbs sutk. RA1SlY & BgSSlT
6oGscs, J0as "a, lXts-lg
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DIR. JOHN /. COCHRAN.

HAVING tsoliri a, Dc fu4GcBce ~ Ne Osas
brHAu~ oa fs-ch Crsk. &scc m1 inaa yhss
Itote. s8es> be pFotStoHal ssr,ars 70 the an,
rvsadtae setlemratt
Uo nde. o'uas,, NAryh a.. lsas-ems
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DIR j. a. KINABREW,
GONZALES 7ENAS

uiffS BIZ proJesaeed services to tho eiufcn.
# Pc town and sartpupdiug eVun,iy.
luAe II, GSSa~
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a. WsEsE,
& Il n : NJ | II III

" ~ - w u II
NIpuip respectfully inform the citizens Of
Uuatalcs aud adjoining counties, that he
Is nov prepared 60 execute Ia q mead and workman.
hkc manner, al work in biz line Of business.
Guns tcsiockei ard bored TO shoot close and
.tFuUg, flint gun, altered 10 percussion on the mos,
itpprtNed principle. Patent Brsechcs aud Safety
tuAUi, titej i' guns 81 ,ny make. Every deScnp.
toa ot GYMS sud Pistols made and repaired oa the
shottes, notice shop Immediately 10 ,hc rcar of
iiymane Scwclfy Stefc
0CnHieN October %, lSsa--tr
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inL o.-f LADY'S BOOK IN AMERICA
SO pronounced by the entire Press Of tho .

inE OAK LADY'S BOOK IN AMERICAN
50 pronounced by the entire Press Of tho Is
United States! ~
Go0eyS Lady's Book for 1854. ~
Gath YEAR. &
ONE HUNDRED PAGES
Of rsodssg each month, by the Set Americas authors.
A NEW AND THRILhING STORY,
Certainly the most intensely interesting one ever
written, entitled
THE TRIALS OF A NEEDLE WOMAN:
BY t. 3. ARTHUR;
VIII DO commenced IN the January number.
THE ONLY COLORED FASHIONS
Upon which any reliance can be placed, received
direct from PARIS, and adapted to tho tastes of Am
erican Ladies by our own Fashion Editor" With
full directions.
DREss MAxrNo.-Our monthly description of
Dress Making, with plans to cut by. None but the
latest fashions are given. The directions are 10
plain, that every lady can be her own dress maker.
ENnRoIpERr.-An infinite variety in every No.
DRESS PArTERSs.-1nfants and children's dresses,
with descriptions how 10 make them. All kinds Of
CROCHET and NETTING work. New patterns for
CLoAKs, MAsrELErs, TAIMAs, COLLARS, CmNi-
Settles and USDERsLEEyEs-with full dircctions.-
Every new pattern OF any portion of a lady's dress,
appears first In the Lady's Book, IA We receive con-
signments from PARIS every two weeks.
The NURsrsr.-Th subject is treated upon fire.
GODEY'S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS UP.
ON EVERY SUBJECT,
Indispensable to every family, worth more than the
whole cost of tho Book.
MUsIc.-Three dollars worth is given every year
DaAwIsG.-This art Gun In taught to any child,
by a series of drawings in every number for 1854.
MODEL CorrAdE.-Cottag plans and cottage fur
nitnre will be continued rs usual.
spLESDiD srsEL. LINK AND MEzzorISr ENGnAviSos
in every number. They are always To DO found In
Cooley.
Godcy's Lndy's Book contains precisely that, for
which you would have to take ut least three other
magazines to get the same amount of information.
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FERRY,
CUERO, DE witt Co.

NE and one.half miles west of the Victoria
and Gonzales road a. Cuero. Tho distance
from said Ferry to San Antonio, 80 miles; to Con.
zales, ON the west side of tho river, 90 miles. To
the heighborhood of Cspota Hills, the distance is
much shortened by travelling up the west side of
the Guadalupe river, instead OF the route by Con.
zales, The river can be crossed ut said ferry du-
ring The highest Hoods, with comparative ease.
October 3, 1867 n. s. BENNETT.
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You are referred 10 the annexed letter Cor facts
" Nstberrg Cr~k Fdg,ns %, Ttras, .fsas Is,
1851. liza 4. \ CuNsrocx, New lork-Dcar Sir
Twelve mouths ago | hough, a halfiOlla lox of
your faio Extractor, and = ueightot OF minc, Judge
VIM MCnrlee, Ia this county, had a negro woaAn
TIA, was burut on he's f0ot, fourteen years ago, iha,
cvcry mpnth would hseak ou, aud run, 81 ihai she
vas az ea,irc cfippas. lie sent Ia nav Tor nav box
Of salyc, ! let him have Il; he applied Il, and 1,
hs> nlaie "A peFipct cBrc. ~ that she Is mos a hand.
sound snd wei, s,ld the lgtgc .ays hs viii alsa,.
Keep the salse en- hAai. I have irtcl the salve Ia
my family. sad tnd 4, rpod, | spuld net te With.
oss e is any pT3cc n the world l have tSses the
cAese a. several ST my neightoss iFyiag a, and
all that have wtcd d arc Nrti aisshtsi Nth H. and
say thcy Nll net t~ wi,hca, u. \ uc{Rhinf ei
mtpc, by ,he stNpe Il % L. iiiIietsARa. froM IktSr,
" ccaosy, iasseta fcksS htsl todd ms assoas "A
Anl AN seii satisfied 9Th a.
lp-@ls wv V. CRfSWEII.@
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Practice es aca,ciar.

DIR JAMES j. HATCIIFTT.
HAVING EsHOsacols loessel "a Yesktoan. ee
IaTtN4e trEefefs tU igahsaotsl S~essitsa 81 49,,
stAae g rs tsvU 1l ufyoetsifE cm te
~ ~ wsat frinstk STAT q az 00dlssses s,tra.
uee. acce4cstet seee Emi cstrt5 ,n
ea,e eAaFz ~ asue Vestbt 81 ou, naasa.
g .sni aAepd ra,nEsge
q 81 gsy@saAy
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MCKEE d HARRISON,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES and
COMMON sTRgsr, LAyACA. TEXAS.

AAJ + have now on hand and nro constantly 10.
Wv oeiving the following articles
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, salt Bacon, Pork, Lard,
Aolesscs, Fish, Dried Apples and Peaches, Salcm.
tus, Candles, Soap. starch, Stone and Wooden
Ware, Tobacco, Cigars, brandy and Preserved
Fruits, Pickles, Candies, Whi.kcy Rcctihcd, rive
and bourbon, aud all kinds at Brand,es and Wines.
together with inSny other articles usually kept In a
well assorted Grocery and Produce Store, m Of
which viii be sold cheap Coz cash. Oriers prompt.
" filed. dce2l-Sn-ty
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GONZALES EXCHANGE.

GONLALES EXCHANGE.
GUICHARD would respectfully announce to
- . the citizens of Gonzales county, that he has
opened his New House on st. james street, known
~ the GONZALES EXCHANGE, where the best
of Liquors, both Foreign and American, wll be
found. Attentive bar-kecpers will DO in constant
attendance, and nothing shall be spared to satisfy
all who may favor him with n cnll. Having been
at great expense in fitting up this establishment,
inferior to none in this country, would most re.
specially solicit cash customers.
Gonzales, Dec. II. lSna=tf
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DIR. w. III. McCOMBS,
DIR. @. S. COLEMAN

offER> tts professional serviees TO tAo citizens
az topsalos aud vicinity
WA Dc ioUnd Al his rcsidcnec on lUbic square.
june %, is5a-ly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-25

A NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, mon
uiactured and for sale, wholesale and retail by CLSVN
RICHARDSON, Il CO., 374 broadway, New York; also
81 and IS Blackstone street, Boston
1t embraces all the modern improvements, conlbliss
beauty durability and economy in the fuel, Win
perfect efficiency in operation. The simplicity Of its
structiOn, and the consequent facility with which it.
managed particularly commend 20 the aehto Of those
in want Of tirst-class cooking range.
The fire chamber is materially different in f57a rom
that of any other range in present use, being socpstt
ed that by spreading the coal large surface and
burning it in thin stratum the heat Is eqHasel under
all the boiler openings
The revolving CRATE supported By lever, adjusted In
such that the fYechnbel can be instaansous'
" empted while the range Is closed to prtYent the
escape of dust or asaes into the room.
The oven Is size with the fueS arranged
to secure in the highest possible degree equ amount
with the top of the rechamberi the draft is entirely up
ward and natural. The external plates Iiis wthla
composition, which being uulconductor Of het gives
the advantages of a brick
Under the is a large and capacions Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle h render
ing valuable service for warming dishes OF fold.
Being supplied with powerful water-baok, the range
may be made furnish without extra fire. lfge
of hot water at all times for bath other pu poses.
Provision is also made for the attachment oha0tair Ak
lures by which, in addition to It's culinary department. it
subserves an important purpose for waTmiIs dining
paror either above adjacent TO tbe apart
ment in which it is placed.
The Flues are large anti-sqasiy aeSx ~ ssaiRg
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal, Coke or y7esIt re-
qures no ddtona fixtures for tn of either for s
purchasing for transportation to a distance it offers ls
liar advantages, being complete in ITSELF and in res
dependent on briek-work for any of its fiues. IA
In points of finish, craftsmanship and general appel
ance, it will not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect to cost it compares most fayoraby with e
of the Eleyated-oyen Ranges now in market
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