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The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

- virtue OF an exet uon issued ont Of the Hon Dir
sS rict Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District in
and for The County OF NJ vada, Slate California prop
ery lied bearing dale Nov. second in favor John
PcraZZo and against Lewis Aarr for The sum OF hree
Hundred and Twenty e,-lU0 d.llars from the Isl
day of Nov. 1855 at the ate ot per per annum
together with costs Of suit taxed al sixty four 55lG0 dol
lars.
have levied upon and taken Into execution the fol
Wing described property which had formerly I'll.
tach-d. TO VIII The seventh undivided interest in
and 10 certain lot of Mining ground Is ing and being
siunis on Grizzly Hill, bridgeport Township Also The
one undivided eighth Of lot of mining ground. lying and
being situate on the Hill above described Also the
ming claims lying Immediately in the of the above
described claims on The hill above described
Which shall sell ut Public Auction o the highest bid
der for cash in front Of The shers Office Nevada city.
on Thursday rhe 10Th day OF Nov. inst between the
hours of A. " and 5 P. NJ
Given under my hand at Office in Nevada city, this 9Th
day Of Nov. A. d. 1855.
WV. WRIC HI, ,.Sherlf n. c.
By c. +. WooD, Under Sheriff. 9-tds.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23
NOTICE.

DERSONS having demands against the Metropolis
Il Hntel from the ieth of September, 1851, the ID
March, 1ej5 inclusive; also against the Oriental Hotel
from the nth of April 10 the 10th OF October nst will
please present the tor settlement; and all indebted
The above Hotels requested to make mnediae pay
meni Gentlemen having recsiris for Ellis cf The Me-
trupolis Hotel, paid 10 air L. Williamson. any OF his
agents. will confer favor by presenting the the
ubscr0er. Oct t9-tf Il. w ALDRiCH.
The Nevada journal., 1855-11-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~ against the estate of Hugh Grant deceased. late
Nevada county, State of California present
With the necessary vouchers to ma at my o:hce in
Nevada within Tea lths from date hereof be for
ever bafrei from any Deneit OF said estate.
oct 2a-tv A. o FELT, Puoc Administrator.
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An afl,r of u3u, -n,t N ~
{ ae a84irs oi other pappls.
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NOTICE

-.
II NOW ALL 5iEN that I, Eneline Edwards wife o.
IN Thomas Edward, of the county of Nevada, ans
ote of California, being DESTROYS favahng myself OF The
benefits and privileges Of act entitled Act 10
horize Married Women to transact business in their
names sole traders passed April 70 1885,? do by thes,
prosent make this declaration that intend hereafter
carry tne business of keeping Dairy selling mill
Il my own name, and my account. Also. all bu
nes directly pertaining thereto; and further
that the ofca pta be by invested in sucf
business does not exceed the of Five Thousand Dol
Lars
Witness my hand and seal this Third day of Novenbex
\ u. 1895, il presence of fr
EMELINE EDWARDS (sesl)
Scots county 9y t1isSTa.ds Of NsTads. SIS .'o q
On this sd day CT November A. D. 1855, personally
appeared before John H. Boswck clerk District Cour
Fourteenth Judicial district and for said County
state Emelne Edwards known to me 10 be the persoI
described in and who executed the foregoing declaration
and acknowledged 20 that she executed the fall
and voluntarily for the and purposes therein men
tioned.
In witness whereofI have hereunto set nv hand ans
a ved the seal of said Court this day and year
fore written. JOHN H. BUSrWTCk Clerk,
By Thomas 7. Hawley. Hep.
State state. Of {: calfornia, E, $, Aai '
l. J. H. Bostwic County Recorder il and for said coun
~ do hereby certify that the foregoing is copy
= declaration Record in my ciice.
Witness my hand with the seal Of the County recorde
aforesaid, hereto affixed this 9th day of November, A.
| 1865. 80 aT j. f. B0STwICR RECORDER
| Nov. o-3v* By Fhos. l.. Hawley Ten
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

The revenue Of the Omitted States continues In sol
nourhDg condition that the surplus OF the year will
amount TO fifteen millions Of dollars and the President
his Recommendation for the reduction Of the
import duties, from which these abundant financial
sources almost exclusively derived. At the same
time he proposes sddtion Of four regmentstwe Of
infantry and two ofcavay-to the United States army,
and he calls the attention Of Congress to the made
quate state Of the navy The progress In the naval
power both Of England and France has been so
rapid and so colossal within the last three years,
that the dsproporion between the maritime forces OF
Europe and those Of Amercs is more than ever felt by
the Of the United States At the time
observe with pleasure that the President
the of strcter provisions In the laws regu
latDg the merchant service With view to diminish the
number of the frghtfu accidents at sea- which have
caused such large and frequent losses of property and
life
Upon the whole, this message which considered
tame at Washington has at least the merit Of being in
onensvcabroad It ID not very correct in its language
very statesmanke in its views; 1t leaves the more
difficult questions Of the policy Of the United States
solved but furnishes fresh evidence Of the prosperity
Of the country, and nothing credtable 10 the
Institutions OF the United States than the fact that the
fairs Of the commonwealth do not suffer materially
in the hands Of those who have but small claims TO
political foresight or ability.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06
Our Paris correspondence.

Sit is reported that an offensive and defensive
treaty is the tapis between England and Sardinia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06

int the Bankruptcy Court because they say the Amer
creditors would all the property belonging To
the estate the other side the Atlantic and that the
interests CT the English creditors would therefore, be-
damaged TO that extent On the other hand argued
that while this would doubt be the case the loss
would be counterbaanced by striking from the list Of
creditors number Of items which, it is alleged, would
not bear the test Of scrutiny.
Bank OF England Returns.
An account pursuant to the act It'll and 9Th vcoris
cap. 80, for the week ending December 10, 1864:
ISSUE DEPARTMENT..
Debit Credit.
Notes issued. .227, $685. 45 Government dc.
posts. -. f11, OH, 100
nfhor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-06
Coast OF Africa.
DESTRUCTION OF THE TOWN OF CHRIsTIANeANp B
a0IrA nunn
Mr.. divers A6Airs.


The London Times Of 10Th ultimo says:-An attempt
10 being made the part Of gentleman named Evans
. creditor the estate for about 81 000 TO make Mr.
Oliver bankrupt The trustees under deed OF assign
ment executed the 7th Of October and advertised In
the Affairs beng quidated in bankruptcy but accord
ing TO the Bankruptcy Consolidation act, the deed Is
valid signed BY sxsevenths Of the creditors against
the minority who do not sign, provided that no petition
In bankruptcy successfully fled within three months
months in this case win not eIpirs until the It'll
Of January next; and, consequently, an adjudication
may be founded upon this deed Of assignment at any
tune before that day. With . view, II Is sup
posed, 70 prevent an adjudication, the deed has
been 20 'sscurely depoaIted that Il cannot be
found and the object Of the private examination
Of witnesses before Mr. Comnissoaer Stevenson at the
Bankruptcy Court, on Friday and Saturday 10 dis
cover, possible with whom the deed placed. with
that view, considerable number Of persons were put
discovery Of the missing deed AL the witnesses ais
claiming any knowledge whatever Of it, place Of conceal
ment The question therefore arises whether act
OF bankruptcy cannot nevertheless be substantated
against Mr.. Oliver The result hinges . point OF
lsw upon which the court, as yet, has not given ts
The examinations strictly private greatly TO the
disappointment Of large number Of gentlemen who
repaired 10 the court In the expectation OF Watching
the proceedings. The Of the witnesses have not
ranspred but OF course In such ease, the trustees
and their solicitors, the parties entitled 10 have pos
70 account for its apparent loss Sir George stephen,
instructed BY Mt Crosse 10 the counsel for the petition
ing creditor The private examination was resumed
yesterday Monday, but with no better success MI
ccpmissontr Stevenson win give his Judgment on the
point Of law referred tom above 70 day. It's avosa
bic the sppssgn Of tA~ creditor II u presumed That
a re,ition win be alcwJd TO bs hled Immediately The
trustees are oppotsd y the Affairs pf w. Oliver going
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09
MEDICINAL,
tJo]ITS 1lSISbydiSd Pulmonic Elitif

DR. Halls Celebrated I3alhoaic Elitit
~ sSs slSS soa
fts of n ihe bforE6s and 81 fab,
10 tPeakilgi al ali tAttons u The Organs OF
Warranted the pes.ants and best iedlei6e for diseas'
81 The lai$s sold ~ n. n5Ss NV. hs
sltlhtion 10 know that We not only them Wl,h
lhihYtpable anti Tote for The class ~ diseases
stS 10 tare 6nl Ole Iith Is perfectly hstmlsss y ~
tISupei k6 lplon. an can be ldnn MIN
out eat Of Plae1l rSson Sf n seSs'9 s9
hropth6pS toVStty, eased " ths 2tgAs
Of unon exposure anu eou IN:
duttd Us 10 put II within the ctth OF every rd
who may need reey that has proven 1se|l 80 ihSeV'
T6ts medicine is The result Of d lonS experience, and
stiy those dlsaseS OF The lungs Whtt ats %
our ehtngeIb bic CLIMATE and Ye claim 10 20 III adYate
OF All nleleileSeyer before lltcoyere 0r
complaints, an Improvement upon al, and consequently
4Uretlor 10 all others,
We shall make no tXlTayagant assertions o. ls stileaey
WHO deceive all who tr thsl nor sl1ll we hod oa' any
inducements which experience docs not Justly,
iITajenls Will refSeSeIc In th9 use OF thls medicine
and Use Il dlnttel they VIII be cured "
that II Is not beyond the 0Ser or hfLe W
numerous ersois nlcSsslaSs q sa e9s
s fEsss ihef "a nave III or liz timely AID tseye
ling uSe Of tbs Invaluable tenedy, lis no rTetedcd
tiaI II js tnbie iReVefy stage consumption, but we
know b, better 70 the various dssssss o. w
respiratory organs than oksr ever "
rSta tey tte0ripe hs dlretlos, and II 4TEeet sAls
action Il moi siven, the money will be returned
tisnu6e Ssisd 4, HALL & 60, Fof sale b. rs
BAKEW, Diug,lst Wheeling, Va, Also, BY D1sStsts
generally thtodgho1t tile country, ape-Y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

~ IS. M, !, MANI Bp!
gI1Tlls.AS7T aaa oNs[R 5oyo. wlLsoS.,
DRIETSG 1000 nj stes4 tl6tt OF ls'sr'V'
y lssdftlsf qIatlsy p,sAtRtl Hy9SN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

]. u. PArTHRSNN. q co.
pittsburs- FLEMING & tiRoTtkRS, no. % WoOd
81. and b druggists generally - ls! e--
AFFLICTED READll
T)Liindeiphin Medical House ksta bllSh'd %
,tsfssseby iir kiiritiia, corner Third and UalOn
SIS, between SpIute ard p.le, phlladelphla, pa,
lSYALlDS
Are aPpIlSei that DT KISKELlS confines his rIteiite
10 TaltcuAi bIlEel Of nsdltNt, Which engages his
utdIyiLtL ttteWllOlL lie cautions tie unfortunate
tsalSt the abuse Of meleu,yi Thousands are auAlly
feleUilSliIed Ou Of life. Recent Affections ave promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the treatment OF acas& OF diseases hltheiO neglected.
and iRreIIsctly understood, has enabled DR. MIKE
Lin, (ANikprefa Hoik on S'f FrHTralieH,l 10 Prove
that lille tehi OF thu eauSeS Of nervous debility, Local
iUg aTe to certain habits, ioEs the most St
crt !tl deadly 1nl fatal SpihSs Of d0ess misery AID
P'"Ti TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TheTeIs t evil habit sometimes ndpsed In hy boys, I
solitude, Ofen grOwl Up with lcl 10 manhood aud
whcl u rot IetUTlkd ~ we time, Ot Ohy GeSe's sen
Gus obstacles 70 nIIhlola Issa S S.,ss l ~. 70
tUNs. Few VI lho4e VITO give way u tns pe'Hlcso4.
PIatteenTe aware oi the tostqaences uEi They d We
eTyous tyateu4 shattered, ti slrogse aud unsSrGuiIa
bic Feelings, and vague ielL IN The nlhd.
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes Feeble, la una
bic UllbOT with accustomed IGOR, or 70 Apply NY MI
loAudyI his step iS teldyen4 MssE lie Is dull luesO
lule and eHga cG ~ his sport With less energy than usual
s s@Sass ssf Seo'S @ asS S SS GVa
~ S lie same tllS Him ilS iLiS IA Csuie LY his
IeS nj, srt soE,iStysiioaS wtieh tk4lI draEtn n,
S1|SiioH Of MS.tIir1tIsTly tiipekJ,
MARRIAGE.
tSt II ,ssv i, Issljv Ike cause Of mutual happiness
"S tIs SeI which now covers iLe oTis OF domestic
SyIstsL,IresS Es ISis.I s ia tue SOGee in every ill.,
;,Irs low nary Could II 30 raced 10 IhyS
trSito,ItSIiOSs SIt their ntte ndsnl GiSlrnontetl
AMY iSn willis vel In lin e In OF Der 10 have your ur
mi irsH.d Is,nitstioI Iehatei, IeySiled and
ti,ss'',ss, i.S -'>N ~
S''"e'A~ pHNeNppp
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

Planished Tin Ware.
T uST opeEed assortment Of Splendid anshed Ware,
consisting Of coffee and Tea Urns Glazing nlEhcs, oys
eoo:eis, SiOhsch warmers, and painted Toilet setS-A
beaullaTtiee We lesPeclully solicit the attention oil
lie public 10 our VARIED ard Of llOUe
fi0HlIS, BARNES & co,
Noes, MOnro9 81, rear tic Post o(lite,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

SWEET POTATOES. 49,,
luz % eli "Y'p '''''S'' GEO W!kS 1l.-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09
"IIan lAuoW IhyEcii.n
An Invaluable Book for 25 Oonts

"ErtTy Family should hGpP Copy"
n0OO COPIES sold IN less than three months. !
UUUU rev edition revised aud improved, iusl Issued
lUOK FOX TIE AFFLlCTED- COhtanills an outline
Ollie UllSR PROFESS treatment and Cc OF every fulm
Of Sclis contacted By pTORScuOiS sexual intercourse,
self abuse, or bY FeEuT excess will alNltc fur their
iechraitIes, ard every thing thai would Utd Tie ear
tttTCy from tie IeSl al some twenty yrIE SGcCeESlu
nTtce exclusively devoted 10 Tie cue Of diseases ola
delicate or nIiNSie nature.
70 which Is added, ieCeipts for The cure Of The above
JitCastt and tICale IN tie Causes symptoms aud cue
OF lie Fever and Agne.
ESiohy Of nae PTohIFor Of cblLtititt In Penn. Cel-
nFt, Ehtidd,l6iia- "DK. llrSiuEs MrplcAL MASuAL,"
he author VI iLS work, Unlike tie majority Of those who
uar Of one u lie best colleges n the United States II
aITS me nleSsuIe TO TGcUue him the uEtoi iunAe,
u 10 The victim Of Malpractice, asa AuCCeS'u aud eIpe
IleLctd practitioner, III whoic honor aud lEeSIliy lhsy
nay ESSe Tie greatest confidence
Jos, s. loSGsIoRE, ", u.
From L. les9r9i1, " D. Of Penn, UnittFiiy, Fhila9tl.
sSia-Ii riVeS ma measure Ia add my testimony u The
niOrksONsj Sliy OF lie author Of lie "AeGtcll Nal.
SoDs II them Of long standing. have come ulIer ny no.
ticr In which biS EEl has been In1nsSt In leGtUIus 10
IeTcJt health IN SouIe CsTe& wee The pllict las bten
considered keyond mCLlcslad lnthc Treatment olsen
iai wedkCCS>Cs or Encouragement NJ tile uuCtIUaS r0
Jed b. self abuse or eXecAs oil yereTy 10 moi kInw
liz tgptTior in lie procession. have been acquainted
With lie auilor some thirty ytAs AID deem 10 mole
thai justice TO him, IS we'll as kdEtsS Othe unioIt-
nale victim OF early nhltcIelOr, 10 fcCUnNend hi ~
Saely cOhfde tienRelYes.
llFGEn W0OnNI D., VI, III,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

JUST RBUElVBD,
TX BiRRkLS extra Flour, 'llOyeT braaaSI
tO,4l 10 DO 10 'HTksIs MIN
oe9O GORDON, NAT TtlE W. l,-s a.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

LOUISVILLE LINE.
IN Hnt,S. LoVtSYipt Lime, in good az WI LS,S.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

KEEP YOURSELF M3RM. ann,
4 list ftetiSf fui supply Of nklho
y eIs, aud tor saleby J. 4 SIALLNy s,,S1 lliB,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

FFomtht fatrneHt ta.) Republican.
AN INVALUABLE AEpiCiSE. Ill S but seldom we fnd
among the nay en!des oele TO tic public for The cure
VI diStaSe, ore we can 10 commend, or w9se Sr
tues We ave able 10 discover and have always Ieduousy
avoided giving ueIhUe to lnylhns that might lead any
Une ~ suppose that We oc ID any aiIh ~ their rTee'
sons, liul With reelefe 10 remedy manu- ottulel N
this place, and which has become as familiar 10 the public
as household words, we Eesk om knowledge Of ite In.
tihAic exeeleetes Its adaptation 10 many Of tie ts o.
{, and the Neulity with wlcl II may be used. we
scak Of the Sona ell Nerve and Hone lnInen nrtFaf'
I'd b. Il. II. carr Co., from prescription Furnished by
III Watson Carr late OF MOgaHown and HOW OF Wheel
Ing Onc Of the most eminent PhyslelaH IN Virginia. This
nImen Is baSed upon tue broad principle that any fee'
d. which will relieve external Pain, VIII u property eom'
9ouldel he equally eleaclous In ieOy ate'
Uls, principle that has heCh successfully DEVELOPED
Il Is simply lie ofspInS Of SSeICe, tns nlld aud sim.
ne In Its action, aud yet revealing " lis ELECTS rover
more Incredible, teaching the mist hidden sfw: Of nan
aud btaShd JET being lnuoxtOus TO Inc weakest
II Is also BY Tar The eht6pi lhinkM In tie Alke behE
pu up IN lotteS twco AZ large as The Majority AID ue'
Ouh lager thln tue largest, besides being more than
times I'll ohG. We commend II 10 those IN want Of
SAFE and ceItRlnTenledy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

TOS, %eIYis aud 'ThOS. hunJtlx CCltbIhitd Railway
d I1ne kEtpeIs IN GOLD and silver hunting ca't4i war
Tluled 10 oIui m equal 10 any WATCHES In TIC world.
ALO-JOS. johnson aud other fire WATCHES always on
delg Monroe street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-09

F-frt3s. HOPS.
V8S S.bs5 p %! iAog'1Fs Posn'' wllsSs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-29
4fle0ifillcs.
nIr.r. r,KEs pI.EasI-RE ~

Ear. HILL TAKES PLEASURE IN
announcing 70 the citizens 81 Worcester, and othe
places. thst his Office Is at Nc ~ Nam Street
A word young and Others, afflicted With Senina
Debility whether originating from certain Gestructy
habits or from any other cause with the train Ct bodily
and mental evils which follow when neglected. should make
early application, thereby avoiding much trouble ana
suffering as well IS expense. By this improved method
Of treatment Dr.. H. safely guarantee safe and
speedy in al Of secret disease that may CONE
under his care. matter how long standing. Either sex
are invited to his private To9s without fear 81 interrup
ton By other patients Is hundreds are cured yearly ~
his practical experience and great remedies.
READ AND REFLECT.-Tae afflicted would do We
10 reflect before trusting her health happiness and IL
many cases their lives, in the hands Of physicians gno
rant Of this class Of maiadies. Il is certainly impossible
for 70 understand al the ills the human family
subject 10.
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devoted tbs
treatment and study Of Syphilis Gonorrhpa, elect Strie
lures effects of solitary habits, Ulcers upon the body
throat, nose legs PAIN in the head bones ami 81
Negcural Affection, and all Impurities Of the Blood where
by the constitution has become ensebed enables the d.
to offer relief to all who may place Themselves dnier his
TO FEMALEs-An diseases peculiar to Females, as
suppressons, Irregularities, &c speedily and eeetuaiy
removed.
4 The French Periodical Drops and pins, for the
above affections, have bseD wen tested for the last
years.
DR.. Hills " Preventative for married ladies', sent
any direction, from observation Price s.. PERI
AZ distance may consult Dr.. T by letter lpcst.
paid describing their case can nave medicines ssc1rey
pul cP ana Forwarded 20 any part Of the Z. States b1
fusl aad explicit directions for Once arranged with
separate apartments, so that the patients see none hut the
Doctor
D. H. makes no charge for short consultations Pos,
paid letters dulF answered Those requiring much advc
should enclose small Zee, sufficient 70 compensate for til
time raq1ired 70 write the answer.
u Odlce hours. from S a. II. to P VI.
Very respectfully. DR c. 4. HILL.
ans isf Office p Main S. Wnraas---
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-29

FASHIONABLE CABINET Manu-
r. FACTOkY.-lhe subscriber having teken d store
n ", ALLEYS BLOCK, % Main street. Opp0site The
Dhy Hal, would infrm his friends snd the public that
We Is rsady 10 make u ORDER al kinds " Cabinet work
y wood, y suit fancy Desks and ssreens ,0r Banks,
SHOW Gases, Desks for stOret C0unbr, Library and or
Zee Tables al kinds d Desks for Ofees and C08nnli
Rooms, Book Eases IN any sy, Extension Tables n ans
Pattern Papin and Church Furniture. The ohAartf
y my wofk j. well known IN he city and needs puns
The best u references can b. given Hrk repaired Ii
Tie bet Manner All orders thankfully received and
Ffempliy atlsnded y. JO-EpH BUTT.
worcester, July "a, 1855, ira az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-29
Bss.On, pee. 1ss.
DELL's RECENTLY PATENTED
NJ SAFETY LAMP.

Among the improvements OF the present age IS that d
making provision against the Loss Of Life Occasiooed
by the Explosion of Lamps.
The invention Of Mr.. Bel, for which he has Obtained
letters patent an improvement only on his former
invention, bul has important GdU4 tages over all others
fnr the same object and for which patents have been
granted Among these advantages are the following
J. The FACILITY with which The lamp can be allied with
out turning screw, or removing the cap.
g The smaness Of the space occupied by the safety
chamber obviats serious etion against the income
" appearance o. long safety tubes in glass lamps
3. The small sum OF money demanded for them in CON.
parison with their utility
These advantages have sole reference to the nery
vented safety cap used both in transparent and opaque
lamps.
But another valuable improvement made by Air Bell
used in connection with the safety chamber is that Of
SKY LIGHT.
consisting Of small plate Of thick glass ngeuiously and
substantially inserted in metallic EamTs By which can
easily be perceived when the lamp is nearly or quite
when it Is being replenished.
The opacity Of the metallic lamps has always rendered
Guch provision necessary, and about the only objection
heretofore made to the Of such lamps is nou BIZ this
Invention, sIleHced.
Metallic lamps evidently the most safe az they are
not, like glass, liable TO fracture.
Il Lamp dealcss others. who may be disposed to
Invest capital in the manufacture Of these LAMPS and lamp
caps or who may be Gesircus Of purchasing limited or
exclusive right in the invention address the subscr
Der, at No. Warren street, or IS Cornhil Iloston
SuzS daw6m VIM. BELL
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CHIMNEY PIECES * PIER SLABS.
- lasaHfaeturss o. Sisze By tie
PENRH1N MARBLE COMPANY.


1hese and bezutifrl articles IL imitation 81 te
riches and most expensive Einls Cf Marble IN style and
c1ish, ihey stand uns91sAed very highly polished.
retain their beauty much longer han co-ar1 zsr5e and
are not injured By gzs smoke acids Ehsy have heea
extensively used, il p1hc ard private buildings giving
perfect satisfaction. While much superior IN appearance,
they sold cheaper than anything Of the kild il TIE
n1rket During the preseul season. they have been
awarded Gold Medals At the Exhibitions II tie American
institute New YORK s1i ne Massachusetts Charitable
Association. Indeed The confidence with which they
have thus far been received, gives The fairest eTdence
that this marble viii by It's many al Fantages in great
measure s1persa5e the use Of ali others.
Architects, bcders and al otheTs are invited 70 exam
Inc them the Ware Rooms Of the Company corner a
Fremont R0S and Howard street opposite Iarov street.
JOSEPH STORY. Ag't 3 Trsasr
BsstoD, Dec. 1883. d2T 1Ewly