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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

rsrflE aching partner IN the firm of Steiner, Bros. &
Il Co, tiohiDg Esfsiishnlcr,t2in Siann.cD, having
madc engagements 70 yyto Baltimore, to opcna large
Wholesale EstabIshmcn, lis services Wilt necessarily
be pceded there. Those who are indebted therefore
them in this Community, earnestly requested to come
forward and sese their respective dues By the Isl Of
January next lie viii be compelled ~ leave ihe Is,
of February All open ACCOUNTS AID notes lapaidby the
ls CT January Will be placed in The hands Of arean
Bclfos collection. ItishopeGstIiat those knowing them.
selves indebted will pay upimnicJiatry aad thus obyi-
ate this disagreeabic necessity i viii be both TO the
nteres, Of them and the undersigned.
The Business of ihe concern ere win be carried Oh BY
our present clerk, Mr.. A. Lo,yensiein. crscom,cud
him. as nc IL already c;ently known by the public
as perfect gentleman, Whose talents and acquireusers,
are well calculated TO meet all times the demands AMI
wishes OF our numerous friends aad customers here and
abroad, 10 their caiirc satisfaction.
In leaving you and this place, cannot but express my
deepest feelings Of regret that soon shall be compeed
to part from you for long time bat promise TIA; the
lyeies recollection Of friendship s.lsf eyer Dwell in
me- and ask the sane from you Receive Herewith my
thanks for the anpc patronage firm always cajoysd
there; ray please you 10 cDn'ing, aso for the fu
t,re in the same measure viii always do my bcs, to
furnish oar establishment here, regain il Ia,
name OF the best one here this branch, and viii be a.
be 10 improve j. considerably.
The county Merchants particularly requested to
call in at cur Baltimore house. $780, Baltimore street;
where they viii find the largest assortment Of Clothing
offered 10 the city.
STEINER, BROS. s. co.
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PLEASANT GGIZT1Z DEySIC.
A n entirely vegetable preparation, pleasant q
IN the taste, unexcelled in its action upon the
Liver, Stomach and general system. As an An
ii.bilious and Alternative rhysic. this Medicine
Has NO EQU.1L IN THE WORLD. Z
have used it constantly in my practice for up.
Physc and Alternative was required, aud would
not now do without it. 1t is the
PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT,
as well as tho safest family medicine in use =
Children drink IL with pieasrc. II was moi nan.
seaie the ,rsakesi stomach. IL produces no gri-
ping. bnt operates easily, thoroughly. and is siTe
10 eradicate all impurities from he system i as
properly taken Already
THOUSANDS OF LYING WITNESSES
are ready to testify to lis superior virtues, indie
pendent of its purgalive and anti bilious qualities.
It has cured the worst cases of Erysipeas in a
few days. LISA
NEVER FAILING CURE
for Headache, Liver Complaint. Jaandice, Kid
ney Complaint. Bilious Fever. Pains in the Side,
Back, Dreas; and Limbs, Colds, Cramps, Worms.
Lumbago, Bln;cbes on the Skin. Pimples. Cuta
neous Erupiions, Distractions in the system,
Constipation of the Bowels, Dizziness, Mercurial
Diseases, PIenfisy, Female irregularities, Bowel
Complaints, Ulcers of all kinds. Sc. II cleanses
by its superior medical vlrtu s, the ulcerous I'm
NOR from the blood and corrupt bile from The s'on-
ach carrying it off through the natural channels;
IT iNvIGoRArEs TIE BLOOD and leaves the sys,
tenn healthy. ask my friends 10 test the above
Medicine, and pronounce verdict as they shall
be IMPRESSED BIZ the evidence Those who know
ME professionally will not doubt its worth.
Since its first Introduction, no medicine has at
tanned such wonderful popularity, and ITS sales
have increased beyond the most sangune hopes
its friends. Neighbors recommend it as safe
and unequailcd Phys;c' Physicians carry 1t With
them. Children will
TAKE NO OTHER
after one trial. and parents should use no other IN
their families. People living in low and marshy
countries, subject to deadly miasnas. where fe-
vers, Ague and Fever. and bilious complaints are
more apt to De, will find the Liquid caiharilc,
the most potent remedy yet tried. Give It iria.
Wholesale by a. b. * ID. Sands. CIV. Click
ner s. Co, and. C. ID. Ring, New York.
Full directions accompany each bottle. rrce
80 and rs cts. of ten and twenty doses.
Principal Depot, 400 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold by all respectable Druggists throughout
the country.
Nov. IA, l055.-4mo
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ESI,R

rrAXEN no BY Georgc s, Kcnneday, in Augusta COIN
", on the 9TH day Of May, 1888, an Lstrny Horse
described as follows, viz:
Horse, Of black color left hind foot white up TO th'
pastcrn i9nt shed all round trots and PAGES well bear
nc marks Of Collar supposed TO be SIX years old an'
appraised at $50
rakcu up by Robert Anderson in Augusta county, o.
the - day OF October, lo55, an cStray heiier' de-
scribcd as follows, VIZ =,
A Hefsr ofght bsindle color with little white OF
The top Of the yamp, belly aed tail. No ear mark:
Supposed to BE- two years old last spring. ana
at $ll,
Taken up by George SPOTS in Augusta county on th'
l2ih day OF October 1885, estray steers described
as fellows viz gu
A Seer, Of roam color, red cars and nose crop Oh ,n'
rirh, ear and a slit or swallow fork in the len: sup
p5scd TO be three years old and appraised at 4 a.
a Steer, of light brindo color crop of the lett ear ant
swallow fork or sli, in the right ear Supposed 10 D'
three years old and appraised at > IA.
Extracts from record -Teste, -
Nov 81, 1875. w. n. DOhNEA II ~ "
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COMMISSIONER Sale.

gsY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF
ID AUGUSTA county, rendered at the November
term. 1855. in the suit OF Harnsbarger Ne'rS vs.
Robertson and wife, / will proceed on the premI'
SEES. il, the town Of Nayuesborough. on Friday
the AN daq of january. 1886, to sella HOUSE
AND LO'r, belonging 10 the heirs OF Robert
Harnsbarrer, decd, and recently occupied hy
Mr.. John Huff Aso one or two out Lots, WIN
S',hIes sni,ahle for the use of the owner of the
Dwelling House The House was formerly
occupied by Mrs Jones as Tavern, and Is STU
ME on the Main street Of the town of WayneS5o
rough
Terms Of Sal So much in cash as may he
necessary To pay the reasonable casts OF SAID suit
and the cos,s'ui sale. and the balance in three
ouaI annual payments. bonds with good security
70 be uiven Cor the deferred payments. the ME
Ia be retained till the purchase money Is iuI'y
paid. HUGH w. oHEf - 0o'' i
Dec 5. lS55.--tds
1852 charlottesville Advocate copy IDS and
forward account to II. w. Shelley.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
llain Street. Below Central Bank,
GT, 5jrJ.rNM Us, .l

,HE undersigned announces to the public that he has
| lust opened new, extensive and well selected as
sortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, en-
bracug everything usually kept in sach establishments
aud all selected with eye 10 this particular matke
All the most recently published works in literature,
science arts, manufactures &C., will be kept constant
Is ON hand The publications Of some Of the largest
houses in America have been and will continue 10 be
regularly received issued from the press Also ma
nv choice and valuable imported books. TO the pres
cnt stock Of fine English Books, the attention oil the
public is particularly solicited.
The attention of Teachers and others respectfully
invited to the selection of SCHOOL BoohS .; com
prisng all the recent editions Of the most generally APP
proved Text Books &c.
New Music Fine Stationery, Work boxes, Writing
Cases patent Pc Is and Holders, Arnolds Ink, London
Paints and great variety of Fancy Articles constantly
Rare bargains will be given. Let all call and satisfy
tbemsciyes w. DE HASS.
stanton, Nov. IS, 1856.
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A letter from the Rev. Dr.. John L.
MCCabo, Of Hampton, va.

HAMPTON, L., OcI. 10, 1900
Having had occasion to use bAKa"'s PSENuN pit
-. i; M, family within the last two years in cases
Of dvspepsia asd nervous hc&lscc. can safely say
hay never used any remedy for these distressing maa
dies with so signal success this. have ever care
fully avoided recommending any otthe various nos'ru
; L;cb tbe country. j. Hooded because believe IL
majority OF cases, they do more harm than good oC
as Bakers Bt,crs have been tried WierIny nmeG'@te
observation and produced such benSfoia results, aq
NOT f,, nj l;berty 70 withhold my humhic testimonial
TO their yaluc. JUAN T. 80 - D.
We advise the the public to be ever miod:al o. la,
tcr's Prsminn, -B;ttcrs. As a family medicine 1t mas
gained lasting reputation wherever Il has Ocen GsSo
and is recommended generally BY the NEST eH'"'"'
physicians in Virsiaia. -, -.
Thcy are perfectly harmless, aud may be taken al
all times by ada Is and Children.
Price so coats per bottle For sale By j. D. E Es.
RIDGE. Druggist, and j. 3. BsEcN'NetoGE SoS'
St,nnton. anil nYggis,s gcucrally. Orders filed by
addressing b. BAKER, RiehAold Va
Dec. 5, iS5j-lmo.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
Bsusica1 Convention.
Under The General .uanagemcntof The Richmo

Sacred .HGslc society.
A MUSICAL. CONVENTION, or meeting for gen
"A eral Musical Improvement, undeY the direction oil
lowell Mason Doctor Of Music and George +. Root,
profssor Of Music, of New York, will be held in Rich
mopd. Va. commencing on Tuesday, the llth Of Dc
cember. and continuing ten days.
The Church in which the meetings will be held will
be made known 10 the public in due Time.
There will be lesson zach day and evening. The
exercises will be varied, but in general will consist OF
LIST PRACTICAL AND FAMILIAR LECTURES o>'
TEAcnISG Vocal MCslc.-ihe principles OF Pesfalo@,
ri viii, receive especial attentions, and the method called
bv his name will be explained aud conrasted with 9TH
or forms of instruction. Although these lectures will
have especa reference to Vocal Music yet the prnc
pies which will be illustrated are equally adapted TO the
teachers of the ordinary branches IN common schools
3D. Vocal training Including exercises with refer
cnce to quality of tone, lcxiby OF voice, It's proper
use ia different styles 0! hiusic and il general, what
ever belongs TO Voca! culture.
Cd Church Music, Chanting, Mctrical Tunes and
Anthems Will receive constant attention. The dstinc-
tion between Congregational and Choir singing will be
exclaimed and the adapted 70 each will be pointed
ont The principles Of the adaptation OF tunes 10 hymns
will also receive as much attention as time will allow
4tb srcr,AR MUsIc.-FoUa PAgr SoNGs AND
GLEEs-This department will be SO conducted not to
conflict with religious sentiment; but Il hoped that,
ON the contrary may be made TO illustrate the social
and educational power oil song IN connection with poetry
in the various relations OF tc and serve to awaken at
tcntion 10 the mportancc Of the distinction between
such musical performances as are designed for musical
qualification and such style as is adapted TO the needs
OF public worship
9th. Attention will be given to such incidental sug-
gestions or questions relate to teaching and conduct
mo sin inr classes both Juvenile and adult to Church
music Time will also be appropriated to discussions on
musical subjects so far may be found desirable. The
evenings viii be mainly devoted to chords practice.
On the conclusion ofhc Convention, one or two con-
cert. of sacred music will be given, on which interest
ing occasions il is expected that the amateur strength oil
this city and other parts of the State will be engaged
Tickets OF admission to all the lectures and exercises
of the Convention, including adnissonto the Concerts,
at So; or for each Concert separately, at % cents,
Broad street, and other places which will hereafter be
notified.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
IN RICHMOND,
FOR TIE SALE OF

FOR TIE SALE uf
TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &e.
HNAViNG determined to remove from SCOTS.
LII Vile (where have resided for the last II
years) to Richmond. offer my services to my
friends and the public generally to do general
Commission and Forwarding Business,
and would lhform my friends that have taken
the tenement on CAnY STREET, (No. 1867 First
Sonaye Lelow The Basin and near The Shockoe
Ua5ekouse, (nuw in the occupancy OF Messts
Barrett 6, Murris.)
Having for the last thirty years been actively
engaged in the purchase and sale of produce ex
tensivey. such as Wheat, FI0lr, Corn BMier'
Bacon. Clovcrseed, &c., as well as goods OF
mixed character, but especially IN The grocery
line such as is of general use by the farmer,
fat,er myself that but few men can offer their ser
vices To the public to sell Produce and purchase
sponlies who possess more &perience than have,
and promise those vino coniide their Business 10
mo 70 hnv or SELL to give it nay best personal at
tention, quick sales and prompt remItlances,
/ shall be at my post on the LIST day OF DeceH'-
Der. 1855, at No. 1856, Cary street, Richmond
Send on your Tobacco. Flour. Wheat, S-c.' ana
it shall have my best attention.
Those who coasign to me will please state their
county aud post Office.
REFERENCE is made TO Messrs Kent, Paine
& Co.. Richmond, Lewis Webb & Sou. Rich
mood. II. W. Fry s Sons, Richmond, Barrett <
Morriss. Richmond, NJ. Blair s. Co.. Richmond
r Parrish. Richmond, and 10 leading business
men and farmers generally in the counties OF Al
hemarle. Buckingham, Fluvanna. Nelsnn, Au'
U uv,i,s' and 9ockbridre. JOHN TYLER.
Richmond, Nov. IA. Is55.-if
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-12-05
LAND SALE,

WILL be offered for sale Thursday the27M ddy OF
w December 1885, in Augusta county, near hoina'
Burke's Mill and within two aud half mics OF Mount
Sidney certain Tract of Land, belonging TO the estate
Of Abraham Coiman, decd, containing about ito =.
crcs between eighty and ninety Of which Is cleared
ard in crtivatoi ~ fresh land tho balance being wei
tinbcred. with excellent quality Of Saw Timber, and
convenient 10 saw mill. The whole oi tins trac' Of
Id Ga we'll and can all be cultivated. There is on
said farm an excellent DEYEL LING HOUSE large,
and well finished with all necessary out bindings "a
Iarg. and well finished Barn, after the latest mode Of
building There is also said farm an excellent young
Orchard Of the best selection Of Apples, with variety
Of other fruit trees Of different kinds, just commencing tc
bare In truth, there will rarely be found such desi'
rablc little farm. in market Any person wishing to sec
said farm viii call the subscriber who lives near and
who will take pleasure in showing ii Terms wi'l be
madc known on the day OF sale.
BENJAMIN WELLER, Ex or.
Nov. 81, l555.--t3s
will be soma p PERSONAL PROPERTY sold, be-
longing 10 the estate of G. " CaPp, deed, who Tor
mcrly lived on the above mentioned farm
Nov, q, 1855.
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a1rnIrsrA r.AMn For SALE.

rN :n &c two deeds OF trust executed to me BY Jo-
semi A. Thompson will offer at PUBLIC Sale, on
~, S rprsn;scs on Saturday the 18th day Of December
M, valuable tract of andbeing the same convey
cd o ana 9s " Ih IhGm By
SOU S 1 so sa;d Caharne the said Joseph A., has be-
eeea aSe s si Cali Of which
is the eastern portion of the tract CT land on
1c 80 Tbc said 1875 acres is 10 be cut oil in COM
O h from the eastern part Of said land, and TO be
m the present boundaries of said tract in the
EASTERN sides. and by line to be in northerny
and sonhemy course, in such manner as TO include
T"ras cash The title is believed to be unqucstion-
obIe hut acting as trustee shall convey such title on
T., as 10 v.stcd in me. NICHO. X. TROUT,
!! H as 40 y, TAX Trustee.
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lust received and opening fine assortment
q of Fancy and useful articles at
l JAS. G. LAIRD'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Stanton. Oct. 81, 1855.
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Town Lots & a Tract Near Staur%on


pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Az
! gista county, in the of Geiger's heirs Gel
GERS Administrators &C.. the undersigned commission
ers viii sell private sale, subject the ratification OF
the Court, tract Of land situated Betsy Bell,
Stanton containing SS Acres 3 Roods and III Poles,
which will be sold, preferred in smaller parcels suit
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon the old
Scottsyille Road, about mile from Stanton, and
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail-
road.
near DIR. Strblings This lot is valuable building lot
FACING on two streets Any one desiring to purchase
will apply to Breeze johnson Robert Porerfeld Kin
ney ,.
TER1IS-Six, twelve aad eighteen months credit,
except so much in hand will defray the expenses Of
the sale BREEZE JOHNSON, c,,s
ROB'T. p. KINNEY, 49,
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New Daguerrean Stock Depot,
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NJ SMITH BENNETT has on hand and will contin
M ually keep full assortment OF Dagaerrcoiype ana
Anbrotype Materials which will be sold at the regu
lar New York prices DaguerreOtypists the country
can now be supplied with any article wanted in the
business from 10 20 per cent less than in Phiiade
phia or Baltimore, and get their goods in less time ana
less freight than from either of those points To salts
fy those who may favor him with their orders that
be;s things are So catalogue OF articles with prices
annexed published by the New York manufacturers and
Small profits conpeis the adoption o! the cash system,
and from this rule there will be no deviation.
N. BE careful 10 direct your orders,
n. SMITH BENNETT,
Dealer in Dagucrrectypc Stock,
Alexandria, Va.
Persons visiting Alexandria should not fail 10 call at
Benefits Picture Gallery.
Two more Silver Medals awarded for best Dagucr-
rcotypes and S;erescspes.
Alexandria, Nov. IS lS55.-lmo.
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z,l.,E,nt.nnnrv EstahIislpHsacnt.

Holm b. ANTONI having bought on. the anton
and stock Of John Manone in the late iir arr,
Manonc announces to the public tnat nv ri,
the business in his ow amo; ne line. and al
On extensive assortment o! TOYS lie mas 51 ho,c
is CHRISTMAS ORDERS to St N . '''T 'ro In
: 900 al The vouue folks about at that time 10 'A
ublic generally he would say =
Cav lads and merry maidens'
Come listen TO my song
And if you'd like to sing It,,
The tune is ''Lucy Long"
Oh take your time, my darilpS''
But let that time be soon;
And quickly 90 for what you want
To John u. Aatons's Sa'0o"'
You'll always fluid there, wneh !o" go
Whatcver's in his line,
And yon'll confess II when you oo'
His stock is choice and hne.
Oh take Your time, my darilhSS'
But let that time be Soon'
And If YOU cannot go, why seho
To john b. AntOntS Satoo"
He keeps the best Of Candies,
And everything that's nice
In Winter, Cakes aud Cordlas'
In Summer, Creams and ice:
Oh , take your time. my ioVehes'
But let your time be soon,
To 20 or send for what you want
To John &. Antoni'S Sa'o0"'
Preservcs-thc best Of Jellies'
And Fruits most rich aud rare;
Pine Apple, Orange, Lemon
And Citron-aii arc there.
Oh take your time, my darlinSs'
And let that time be soon,
For what you want you'll always IND
At John y. AntOnl'S Sa!o0s'
And also for the holidays,
(You know they're just al hand')
He has the best assortment
Of"BoN-noNs'' in the land.
Then take your time fair Ladies,
To please Your childrcn soon
Drop IN and bay them Christmas Toys,
AT John q. aatOni'S Saloon.
And what will please the Misses,
And tits to them sing,
He keeps the sweetest "kIssEs"
Except-thc rcal thing!
Then take your time, young Gailants,
But let that time be soon;
You'll always please the Ladies
At John B. AntoRi's Saloon.
And now, a word at parting
Ills John b. Antoine can make
Young Geatlemen and Ladies!
TuE BEST oF"WEpDING CAKE y
Oh, take your time young Lovers
But let your time be soou,
To wed, and buy your Wedding Cake
At John q. 4in,onis Saloon.
St,unton Dec. 5, 1886.
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EarsP.aic Sale.

IN E-cIncsdcyt the 26h Of Deceabn Twill olcratpuh
y lie auction at my residence, variety of personal
Is Property, consisting in part OF, OF 4 wTr :
I lSssf Young Cattle; Is head Of Hogs; four
4YX horse Wagons, and other Farming imptc-
esag1a14 asements; lot of Corn in the crib, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, &c. a.
,rsRMs: Nine months credit for all sums over SO,
the purchaser giving bond with satisfactory security
Under SO the cash viii be required con
Nov. IS, ls55-tds FRANCES ANDERSON.
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WILL, on the 1Oh deg Of Decembo l555,as Excca
tor OF the estate OF VIM scllings deed sell at pub
lie auction, on the premises where SAID Settings resi-
ded near Pamassu: Augusta cognty, following proper
ty VIZ s. head of Cattle head Of Horses, 40 head OF
Hogs, 60 head Of sheep together with quantity Of
Wheat, Rye, Corn. Oats sc Farming Utensils
Household and Kitchen Furnitnrc
Trans A credit Of nine months Will be gwen on
all sunas over five dollars under that the cash Will
be required JOSEPH T. HOTEL, Executor
Nov 2S lS55-tds.
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Great Inducements in Clothing.

q KAHN & CO., for the second time received con-
>. siderable supply of Ready made Clothing owing to
the rapid sales have made at the beginning of this
season and this fact proves sufficiently the POPULAR
~ Of onr thoroughly fashionable and excellent stock
confidently call again the attention of all TO the most ad
yantageous bargains, which always ready to Of
fer to our friends and the kind public Therefore come
and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere and
Won NAV be certain not to leave stand without your
entire satisfaction and the resolute will to call again.
S. KAHN s. CO., lst Clothing House
West from Woodward House, and
Staunton, Nov. IA, 1865. opposite Doolcy's Shop.
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EDarascsssar NOtsce.

RICHMOND, NOV. u, IoOJ'
THIS is to Inform the public that although the bust,
ness Of the late concern OF Brown < Shook resulted
d:sa,trously, (owing TO negligence aud misnanage-
mcnt the undersigned is not guilty Of any Of The crimes
attributed to him The many lies which have been
hatcscd ad propagated in regard TO my leaving the city
will only line the grave in which their mendacic"S ana
contemplate authors will shortly sleep.
JOHN II. SHOOK,
Of The late firm OF Brown i Shock.
Richmond Nov. o, 1853.
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gI'OoLJ1TEL1'S
goovaassse Wood Gas Generator

ryiE nubc are respectfully informed that the sroScri
l her nayiuy made arrangements FOR constructing and
uniting in operation Ne Councils Portable Gas Hor$'
!, nrcSarcd TO execute promptly aud in a thorough
w6rkmanlikc manner all orders entrusted to his care
l.. safe, and the cheapest and most simple in their
on.ration ever inyeatcd. They generate Gas faster
and can be constructed thirty per cent any
Portable Gas Works presented to the public Inc
the first quality pure and brilliant aud per-
e,cr beatby. and can be made at cost not exceed
ing IS cents per thousand cubic feet,
'rhe undersigned being practicable sas-httercan at
so insert the gss-pipes and put up the necessary ii
lures with neatness and dispatch Orders by mail arc
rcsncc,ly solicited and Will be promptly attended TO,
and IN. works guaranteed above represented Ihey
NAV be seen in operation at the dwelling Of Wm;
Clark. Esq Of this town. NJ. BOIELER.
W inchcSfer Dec, s. lS55.-6t.