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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

1--WE call attention TO the advertise,
ments Of r. J. Gibbs l. Co., of Sandus,
KY. IN ano'her ,lumn. As will be seen
their assor'men, is large, and they prom,
ice 10 ,ell at low figures.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18
CORPORATION Elcctlou.

THE electors of the village of Plymouth are
notified to meet at the Office of the Mayor, on
the first Monday of April next, from the hours
of l to 4 P. M. to elect the following officers:
One Mayor; one Recorder; five Trustees and one
Supervisor, to serve for one year from and after
their election. VIM. CASE,
mar18td* Recorder.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

sc@eAasNeA - - N-N 49,
rilory, vas taken up and considered /; up
on which Nc. T. made lengthy speech.
lie showed the bill TO be anything hut re-
publican in ils features. House joint res
olutious 10 relation 10 The uuiawful pro-
ceedings at Erie, we're agreed to.
10 the House the bill for the protection
Of sheep, by authorizing the killing OF
stray dogs, was read the third lime, and
Lost. House bill to aboli,h the chain
gang system was passed. Burchard from
the Committee on schools and school
lands, submitted long report on the sub
ject Of common schools, (which was
lad on the table and ordered 10 be print
ed,) accompanied by bill amenda'ory OF
the school law; which was read the first
time. 1t reduces The scnool tax one fourth;
making it one and half mills. and pro.
vides for the re organization of the Town.
Board, with a number Of other cores.
ponding notifications.
In the Senate on Saturday, after the
morning business was go, through witt,
Mr.. Sherman took the floor on the Ne
brasks resolutions, and spoke until the
hour for adjournment. In the House,
same day, M. Emerson rose 10 ques,
ton Of privilege, in the course of which
he proceeded to defend Col. Allen from
the "foul aspersions" cas-, upon him by
the editor of the Ohio Statesman. By
the way. what right has Mr.. Emerson, or
any other member TO consume time be-
longing to the state, in dirty, miserable
political squabble A.! If members would
attend to their legitimate business, and
that only. wouldn't the state be better
Off
In the Senate, on Monday, the bill Or
ganizing Canal Compnnles was passed
In the house, same day, the 5ll to pro.
hibt the circulation of Bank bills Of less
denomination than five dollars, was intro
duced. and read the first time.
In the House, on Tuesday. the tenn
perance bill was up for discussion. 1t
was considered in he Committee of the
Whole, and the const,utionality of the
provision requiring bond of vender, was
discussed at length. Nearly half the
members present defined their position on
the general merits of the temperance
question. The bill is still in Committee,
where i. is received with considerable fa-
vor, although the chances are apparently
against it
In the Senate on Thursday the Nebras
ka resolutions were brought up, and after
much speech.mnking, were laid on the ia
bic, In the House Mr.. Eckley intro
duced, on leave, a bill to fix the compen
sation Of Members of the General Assem-
bly, and State and Judicial officers fixing
per diem the members of the Legislature
at three dollars Governors and Judges
of Supreme Court at $1,000. 1t was
discussed by several gentlemen, when thf
question was taken on the motion to re
ject and resulted-yeas l3 nays 81.
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee OF
Schools and School Laws, reported bacl
sundry petitions praying tor modification
in the school law, and asking TO be dis
charged from their further consideration
the Committee having made report GOV
ering the whole ground.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

Eas~The legally qualified voters of the corpor-
alton of Plymouth, will meet at Liningers Hotel
on Thursday, March 22d, at o'clock, for the
purpose Of nominating persons to be supported
for the Corporation offices.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

MesSrs Editors--In your lust number [ notice
my name announced as a candidate for Justice
of the Peace, at the April election. Itwas done
without my knowledge or consent, and as do
not want the Office, you will please withdraw my
name. JOSIAH BRINRERHOFE
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

gtsAs. The legally qualified voters of Plymouth
Township are requested to meet at Lininger's
Hotel on Saturday, March 25th, at o'clock, P.
NJ, for the purrose of nominating persons to be
supported for the Township Offices, y
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

Marrfcd-At Fitchville, on the 14th ult.
by the Rev. VIM. Bridgman DR.. RoDr. N: BARR
of the city Of Columbu S. and Miss MARIA N,
daughter of Ira Hull, ESQ.,, and late
of Brooklyn, New York.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

The first cold Gu. nail in the world was
made in 1777, by jeremiah Wilkinson, of
Cumberland, Rhode Island, who still lives.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

Roy EDIroRs-Announce in your paper that
WILSON CURRAN will be supported for the office
of Constable at the coming election, and oblige
marl1td MANY VOTERS.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18
Work for Congress.

s~~A~ ava ~SA6A
1t was predicted and hoped hat the
present session of Congress would be n
brief one, as the business before it could
e silly be finished in three months, if II
proper care were made of the peoples
time; but Senator Douglas having seen fit
10 bring up The never-ending slavery sub
ject, more than .half the session will be
consumed in its discussion alone. Fran
els ]. Grund, the "Observer" of the
Philadelphia Ledger, dissipales all such
hopes by ins,anclng the following leading
topics which will have to be discussed
aud acted upon before adjournment. They
are sufficient, the writer thinks, to pro.
long the session a, least into August:
The Nebraska Territorial bill, with its
important and collateral issues:
Our Cent al american relalions-,he
debate on which may last the Senate some
three or four weehs.
Our Mexican relation, including The
Is,hmus Of Tehauntepect.
The fisheries and 7eciprocities with
Canada, which requires an act of Con-
gress.
A revision of the tariff.
A revision of the patent laws Ct tie
United States.
The settlement of the question whether
the privilege of levying a to-. aye duty
shall be granted to the several States, in
lieu Of direct appropriations for rivers and
horhors.
The French Spolia.ions.
The Texas debt bill.
The Pacific Railroad bills (for there
will be two or three, and perhaps six OF
seven, Of the kind.)
The Homes cad bills.
The various bills now amounting tt
: 1917 for granting alternate sections o
public lands in aid Of railroads.
The bill for increasing the materie
; and personnel of the navy.
A bill for creating retired list in the
navy.
These, the writer thinks, with o:he
II inor matters, 'too tedious 10 enumerate
will probably extend the session to Octc
bey.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18
IRON WAREHOUSE
IL. J. GIBBS q CO, Sandusky, Ohio. .

n UR stock is full 200 Tons, being the largest
~ and best assorted stock of Iron in the West,
comprising all kinds and sizes-Common Bar,
large and small rounds and square, half round,
oval and half oval; Tire. Horseshoe, &c., which
zoe will sell lower than any other house Every
Bar warranted. mar18tf
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18
Notice..

ALL persons will take notice that the goods
and effects of Levi B. Gunsaulis have been ia
ken by attachment in favor Of Stephen r. Starr
and william Cuykendal, March IA, 1854.
mar13 D. BAUGIIM IN, Constable,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

English Refined and o Sable
~ Iron. large stock, all sizes, At wholesale and re-
tail, at the Iron SturO, kJGIBBS Co
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18

pAND IRON--A full stock, from half
- inch to six inches wide, at wholesale or re:ail at
The Iron Store GIBBS & co
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
HOOD On HEALTH.

lake precious care ofyour precious health;
hut how. as the housewife SAWS, 10 make it
keep. Why. then, don, smoke ilrv it or
rickic il in everlasting acids. like the Ger
mans. Don't burr it in potato pit. like the
irish Don't preserve it in sliritS. like the
tariarianS Don; sal. it down, like the
Newionndlanier>. Dont pacil it in ice, like
Captain Eiris. Don't rar''oil it like goose
berries Don't pot. and don't hang it, A
roici< Il hs! Gordon >anirairc." Above all.
don't dcspond about il. Let not anxiety
have 'ihce on the hip" Consider your
health As vour ~r.a;,.>, and hest friend. and
t'ink As well of il in s;rtc OF all its foIles. as
YOU can. For Instance. never dream. though
YOU may have a ''ccvcr hack" of calloriry
consumption. or inliil.. in the M.ltonian he
ilci that vor arc r"inr the lacc. Never fam
cy every time YOU cough vou are gong the
pot. Hold up as the shooter saws, over the
rouslc>: "roand. Dc>rondrncv. in a nice
case. Is the overweight that ,on NAV kick the
beam and the bu kct both al once. In short.
As with other eases never meet trouble half
way. bu: let hlin have the whole walk for his
pans. though il hc a Scotch mile and a bit
took. have even known him 10 give mn
LiS visit in ! IA; ni the house BESIDES, the
best fence against care is la la wherefore
care to have one all around YOU whenever
you can. Let your lungs crow like chantic-
lccr, and as Ike game cock as possible
1t expands the chest. enlarecs the heart,
,uicAc;i> the circulation, ai.,l, Ike trumpet,
makes tLe spirit ,lancc.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
WHOLE NO. S9I,

"a, What is there ever read of in books, or
described III i.'rri:a travc. "a atf incl by
people IN ppssc--,l Of every means anl ap-
rllancC. which car wali n will NJ. undertake.
>in-ie-h'n iciin S:'tc o.. every providcatial
indication t. III. contrary? Who is not
c".nHan: OF dinnr~ parties invited, in which
the lady OF The hoi'c ha- f .urrd successiveiy
as cont,''tioncr. cook, t!inncr-room girl, and,
Lastly rn>hr! up >.,irs t, b,the her glowing
cAceAS. >inrpi'. her hair. draw on satin dress
"hd kid -'''c>. -! a,pcl- in The drawing
room a> if nn;hin. were the matter. Ger
taini y the und,untcl bravery Of our Ameri-
an females can never enough be Admired
Other women can play gracefully the head
"i the establishment but who, like them,
could 'c head. hand and foot, all at once9
" have spoken OF stoves. l will here re-
mark that have not vet seen ore in Eng
land; neither. so .,.r As can remember. have
seen loil>c warmed bv a furnace. BRIGHT
coal 'lrc~, in crates or polished steel. are as
Yet tie larc> and rcnatcs of old England
II am Inclined to mourn oyer anv def rtion
m my own counicr. i; is the closing up Of
HE cheerful orrn t,c- with is bright lights
AID dancing siiat5 ard the planting ON
our dc:nrsti hearth cf that sullen. sitting
.'ioiiic, The air;i.i. agree with flaw
tho.ne IN thiikin. The move, "a, fatal to
patriotism: for who would ii.h. for an an
;iah: Ms H. 4: S'o,-,-.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
My nobility, Exrclcncia -

'ls forfeited, '" SAID T,con.
Count Almon:c ha,l,oo m,nv cy;,,.nc.s Lc
ioie his minds eye of Tacons mode Of admin
'>ferIng justice aud Of enforcing lis own will.
10 dare 10 rebel and he ,lo-rcdlv Welded in
s'''hcc. FG"r Pedro. no; daring TO s,,eak.
was halt crazcd TO see tie prize he had 80
iohg coveted Tins about 10 bc form fyo,, h;,,
1" ie" moments the ceremony was ,rc.orra-
th, The trembling and Lcwildcrcd Girl uo.
daring 10 thwart the Governors or,,,.rs ,rl
the priest declared them man and wife. The
captain o! the ,,ua-l was summoned and dos
rat' with some written order and in a
1t" subsequent moments Conn. Amont,..
completely sutdued and hroken-S,,i,i,rl. was
ordered 10 return to his plantation p.dro
ana Miia!da were directed to rcmlii, in an
'IJo'nin" apartment to that whitl, had been
The scene OF this singular procedure. Conn,
-i!mo:'ie mounted his horse. anl with SIN
gle attendant soon passed ont of the ..i.,
gae>. But hardly had he passed The ,o,,.rr
OF the Paseo, When a dozen mu,kct> fired a
,olirv upon hun, aud he fell corpse upu..
the road
HIS body was quietly remo,c,l. anl the
captain OF the guard who had Witnessed the
ar' ma'.c minute upon his order a> to III.
Time and place. and nlour,im. his Lo-,.. ro.,,.
10 The governors palarc, entering the pre-
cnce claml,er jus: as Pet!roanI NicaI,la were.
summoned before The Governor.
"Exre!encia." said the officer returning the
order. 1T is executed ~
is the Count dead"
"Exceiencia, yc>"
"irorlalm. in the usual ,nan,,cr the mar
rage OF Count Alm"ntc and Nliral,,, E>,a,cz.
ana also that she is his lcral wi,!ov. ,,o>>c>>cd
%: his titles and estates. See that ,rl,,..r
officer attends her TO TIE Counts estate, and
rn.orceS tl!> dcci>ion.'' Then. turnin, IN
+ fcdro Mantanrz he said. NO man or wo.
n'1n in his island is 50 l.umlic lat they NAV
lam justice Of Taron" "
The story furnishes its own moral
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
NEW POSTAGE RATES.

lie following are the present rates Of p",tage on
iHE CALEDUNIAN, agrccabiv (" the law ~ the =.
Shich went Ii!to operation oi the IL oi October.
Within the County pf Gale lnuia-FEEE.
At any office within the STATE Of Ncrmcut. when
rEEPAIp. Il cent per annuln. 3. cen per guar
tcr of three month: when UNrAID - cents per
annu!n, or /! ! cents per quarter
AZ office ont Of the State. % cents per annun
or 81 cents per quarter, when rEErAIp and - cents
per annum. "r T. cents per quarter. when UNPAID.
Cy' II H7Nb, La iredthdf subscribers bypr,png;pq
quartsny. rtt,ire their p.l"r< IN III, <ote at l3
ctats PR annant; 'rihogt the .Satt - r.nts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26

Tr> AND NowN>.-Thc soiourncrs at otl
city hotels are familiar with the modest ton,
in which the words .N,,- York Nr0l1, Trl,
me. Tm,>, E1'timor. SIN. Nat,p,tal hf,W
pnc'r, In'o", &C., fall upon their ears from
respectable elderly gentleman in the news
paper line. At break of d,v YOU NAV find
him at the railroad depot, with his bundle of
these maps OF busy life : at break last time he
is at the hotel ready to exchange his commo-
ditics for the ready cash; and again rs Md
night draws near YOU will still find him pur-
suing the even tenor OF his way, pressing his
sales. We have observed him for many
ycrrs going through this routine Many
wonder if he ever sleeps. If eternal vici-
lance is the price ofiberty.' he is entitled to
the largest that may be had. \ curiosity is
often manifested to know his history Some
say that he has by dint OF such untirinc in
dustry and perseverance laid up something
handsome for a rainy day.
One morning last week, as the Hon. Lewis
ID. Campbell, of Ohio, was passing from the
breakfast room at the NMionai, with his
morning mail, this veteran news vendcr met
him at the flight of steps near the Office
His eye caught the title Cincinnati Ga,eue.
to a paper in Mr. C.s hand, and with a pecu-
liar expression, he remarked
'Ah. the old Cincinnati f,n,ette"
Mr. Campbell halted, observing, You have
it not in your package:
No; but took it once
When
In 1928, when Charles Hammond was ed-
itor, and was in the firm of Darlington 4
Wells, wholesale merchants, Main street, Gin
cinnati'
Il rcccollect the firm, for | was then a
printers devil in the Ga-eue office, and faith
fully through wintry storms carried the pa
per to YOU. We are living monuments of the
ups and downs of life
Here strange expression passed over the
OF Wells, and Mr.. G., fearing
that he might awaken unpleasant reminis-
cences in connection with his change of for
tune, left, with God give success, your en-
ergy deservest.'
How Illustrative of the changes of tickle
fortune. The carrier boy of the news of that
Law to the Wholesale merchant, is now
member of the American Congress-, and the
wholesale merchant carries the newspapers
o him. m.--Nrttonm KateHiGoGc.~.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26

BrNYAN'> SILVER MINE.-ln these day,
OF running after gold, as seasonable warn
'As' we copy the following passage from Bun
vans Pilgrims Progress:
AT the turiherest side of the rlain called
Ease, was little hill called L.ucrc. and in
nat NIL silver mine which some of them
nat had formerly gone that way because Of
us rarity. had turned aside to see: but coin,
30 near the trim tthe pit. the ground be.
ihS decettul under them. broke, and thev
were slain. Some, also. had been MANNED
mere and could not. to their diving dav. be
Aelr own men again
Iaea ] saw in my dream. that little off
~ 'he road, over against the silver mine.
~. s'ooa l,emas. to call passengers to come and
WHO SAID to Christian and his fellows
no turn aside hitherto, and will show
sou thing
g. ha. thing so deserving as to turn US
''Vln I the way. : asked Christian.
Here is asilvcr mine, and some digging
= ~ treasure. fyou will come, with
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26

CEI>IAL iAIAtE The
Crystal Palace Company held meeting the
Other day. when 4 number of curious stats
tics were brought to light. 1t was ascertained
that
ij,Gi2 females had exclaimed on enterin.
the building. We'll. never"
:;a3i il gents. III all round collars. declared
that il wa truly magnificent"
PLIES babies had insisted ON calling the
policemen at the doors daddy"
lG,;ii persons iound it very hot.
2",35c individuals discovered it to bc very
cod.
In the refrc>hmcnt dcpartmentment we
find that ont Of l2i,si7 persons who called for
bottle of ale, 1000 placed the adjective
mice" before it, and 81 individuals I.erpetra-
ted the joke abou. its being drawn mild.
52,3Gs persons who had plates of cold beef,
said they didn', Ike it.
;S32o wl:o partook Of the same repast, said
they did
6,3Ji who had bottles Of ginger beer had
exclaimed, Mind your eve
Two persons were found drunk and inca
pablc-in the rcfre>hmcnt room.
And one individual was detected asleep in
the Aliambra Court.-D',g.a,s.
eS" | have regard said TitmarsL, for eve
y man on board that ship, from the captain
.own 70 the crcw-down even TO the cock
WIN fattoocd arm, sweating among the sauce
'ar> IN the galley, who used with a touch
n atec.!onl z -. y. :. z -, y. L. :,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26


\ VALID EEA-oN- t'nclc Peter y. who
t!ouI!>.cd a lew Years AGO among the noun
tain> Of Vernon. ;> an in,e:crate horse deal
~. was oie la. ral.,d upon ly an amateur
Of the equine in search of something: fast"
The re>u; is tod a> fellows in the Northern
Gazette:
"Iherc." >aii i'nclc T.. pointing 70 an an
imal IA The meadow bclow lie house. there,
sir i mare WHO would ,ro. her r,i!p in two
n.;!.u: ali :aci.t, seconds. were it not for
one ling"
Indeed - c,:c.! his comlanion
"lc>." continued t'nclc Peter, she is
four years Old HIS spring. in good condition,
looks well. and i IA first rate mare and she
can 90 mile in 30 were il not for one
hi.9 -"
''Wcll. whit i ii :" was Tie query
"Th; mare" resumed the iockcy,'-is in cv-
cry way GOOD licrc ofpropcrty. She has
a heavy name, switch tail, trots fair and
square, and vet there is an thing only why
She can't 90 Il mile n 2o"'
"Wha' in the ola Harry is i; them" cried
the amateur ;.n,s'cr'ly.
.iLc d>.anc, i ,uo .rca .;,r the time
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26

''tle pains, you may richly provide for YOUR
selves
Then said Hopeful, 'lct us 90 and see
No SAID Christian, Il have before heard
OF this place. and how many have here been
slain: and besides, that treasure is a snare 70
nose that seek 1t, for it hindcreth them in
their pilgrimage
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
JOB PRINTING.

u ii,NDHIII.s. BLANKS. CARDS, PEm.EAMME>. Cir
CrLAE>. &r printed in The ncnte-t manner.
V. i. PALMER. i authorized to receive Alver
!,lsements and Subscriptions at his Offices in Boz
'on, New York, and Philadelphia
5. VI ErTENGILL Il Co. are also authorized
% DO the same for u in Boston and New York.
Jy- Letters to the Editor, in order TO receive 1T
ar,tn lao II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
ADVERTJSEMENTS

la'er''l at III" usual prices Transient advertise
mr't~ mn>tb be pad Tor III al 'ancc Advertisements
s.Ju he ilark" the NUN Der oftimcS to be inserted
-'.aerw-c they will he continued until forlnd (t,)
lorat the option Of the pub ishcr>, and charged
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-08-26
VOL. IS---NO. I.
Tbc Californian,
CHADWICK H. RANn
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY..

0FFltE....kIrTEEDGE & CoLEY's Buil!inr. 81
Jhn-hnrv-oppp>lic the ''St. IolM.burv House.
TEKMS...sl,5O per a'n,lm, if paid within
tIc vv1r; $500 if pavinent be DELAYED beyond
II, time. NJ paper discontinued until all arrear-
az .rc paid. excep: at the option Of the publisher,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-04
THE METROPOLlTAN.

NEW AND SUPERIOR COOKING RANGE, man.
niaetured and for sale, wholesale and retail by Gibson
KiCAAkDSoN 3 CO., 3l4 Broadway, New York; also,
81 and % Blackstone street, Boston,
1t embraces all the modern improvements combining
beauty durability and economy in the use Of fuel with
perfect efficiency in operation The simplicity of its COR
strucnon, and the consequent facility with which it is
managed particularly commend to the attention those
in want of hrst-class cooking range
The fire chamber is materially different in form from
that Of any other in present use being
ed that by spreading the coal over large surface and
burning it in thin stratum, the heat is equalized under
all the boiler openings.
The revolving grae supported by lever adjusted in
such manner that the hrechamber be
II empted, while the range closed to prevent the
escape OF dust or ashes into the
The oven is Of extra size, with the ues arranged as
10 secure in the highest possible degree equal
with the top OF the hrecamber; the draft entirely up
ward and natural The external plates lined with
composition, which being non-conductor of heat gives
the advantages Of Il brick oven.
Under the oven is large and capaciOus Hot Closet
where is continually found mild and gentle heat render
ing valuable service for warming dishes OF food.
Being supplied with powerful water-hack, the range
may be made to furnish without fire, large amount
Of hot water, at all times for bath other purposes,
Provision is also made for the attachment of hot-ar fix
lures by which, in addition to its culinary department. it
subserves important purpose for warming dining
paror, either above adjacent the apart.
ment in which it is placed
The Flues large and equally adapted for burning
Anthracite and Bituminous Coal Coke Wood. 1t re-
qures additional fixtures TIL of either For those
purchasing for transportation to distance it offers pecu-
liar advantages being complete in ITSELF and in respect
dependent on brick-work for any of its fiues
In points of finish, workmanship and general appear
ance, it viii not suffer by contrast with any.
In respect to cost it favorably with either
of the Elevated-oyen Ranges in market.
inch i1UrlU