davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

TFarms are rapidly changing han Is shro ugh
out the State, ard il is generally thought at high
prices But estimating the value of the land BY
cheap. For instance, an acre Of land win produce
say 80 bushels Of wheat. which At ten shillngs pei
bushel, is S37, so. Probably liberal allowance
for the whole expense OF raising the wheat is SIS
per acre -leaving clear profit OF So, so per acre
This il will be seen will pay the interes, 10 per
cent Of over 5000, so that did the land cost S20o
per acre instead Of from $40 TO $40 it would
yet pay expenses. Probably those who are buying
farms even at present rates are making better
Investment Of their money. than they possibly
could in any other way
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

1E Time was, when it was seldom con.
tenancc appeared in our streets with which
we were not familiar. But recently the
strangers have been too many for us. and
we are almost led sometimes to doubt the
identity Of the place. Gentlemen. strangers,
the latch string of our sanctum is always
out. Late papers and the latest news will
always be found on our table. We shall
be glad to see you.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

LICENSE IN JASEsvILLE.-The question
|ofgranting licenses to sell liquor in the city
of GAINESVILLE has recently been submitted
10 the voters Of that place and the Gazette
reports AIS majority against license. This
speaks well for our neighboring city and
for the cause of temperance.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

Fox RIVER VALLEY r. R.-The grading
Of this road from the Illinois State line TO
Rochester, 10 miles. has been put under
contract, and the work is now in progress.
Il is said that the rout is SO favorable that
it will not cost more than 81. 600 per mile to
prepare the, road for the iron. A branch
of this road llbe extended from Rochester
to this city, thus giving us connection
with Beloit, via the Racine and Milwaukee
R. R. Our citizens should take immediate
action in reference to the construction of
this branch as it is work of much impor-
lance to the business men of Milwaukee.
Several gentlemen connected with this road
are now in this city to confer with our busi-
ness men on this subject.---Fres Dem.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
Hard Sonn.

Messrs. BURLINGAME & CRAwFoRD, with
nice appreciation OF our wants, have made
us present of a quantity of hard SOAP,
of their own manufacture. We never saw
any that looked better, or that acts better
for all the purposes for which soap is
required. People who so abroad for soap
when such an article can be had at home,
viii do very foolish thing.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
RgAIEx MrrcHxIl left Milwaukee 9

EALEx r MIrcHELL left Milwaukee on
Tuesday. on visit to Europe. Before his
departure public supper was given him
by the Milwaukeans. at which much good
feeling was manifested. Mr.. NJ. is a very
agreeable and accommodating business man
and has always been willing to lend help
ing hand where he could turn an honest
penny for himself. We hope he may have
a good time oft
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
LII NJ B E. r /.

HvHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully sn-
II nounces to his old city and country cIstons-
ers, that he he 10 again back u tas Old Stand,
(opposite Elkins, Hals & Aysr's Warehouses;, D
and will at once be reeeiriBT q completes assort.
ment Of that unsurpassed Muskegan Steam Min
(unrafird) fa 8ff6
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, &C.,
Such he used to sell you; and hopes by fair and
honorable dealing, 10 meet, asd receive, IiBsrsl
share Of your patronage.
Country friends. Kenosia is not dead. Brine
in your products, and call and zee, and bun what
Lumber, &C., you need, al fair prices, tom s. 4
Your Humble Servant,
ORSON BROoKS, :,
Agent Of RrEasox, MskLxH q Co.
Kenosha, Aprit 3ss 1856 n45tf.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

KenoSha @. Circuit Court.
The May Term Of our Circuit Court
Judge DooLlrElz preceding. adjourned o.
Tuesday last, after . busy session Of about
one week. The following Is 4 synopsis o
the business done.
Issue DocKEr.
/ Jared w. Fitch W. Samuel Worthley-
Jilsun. Evans; Assumpsit. Judgment fol
Plaintiff, e265.24. J.
Alonzo Campbell vs.. SAM Hale. Johr
v. Aver and L. Brockway: Evans, Lowell
Repleyin. Passed over.
| S. B. Scott and VIM s. Strong VS.. J. "
Quarles; Evans. Webster; Appeal. Dis
missed on ground ofinsuf6ciency fafidayit
John Porch VS.. James and Thos. Porch
Lowell d Slocum. Webster; Ass'pt. Nonsui
John Porch VS.. Robt Porch: same attys
Asspt. Nonsuit at Pltf's cost
Ulysses B. Brewster VS.. VIM. III. Glover:
Schof, Head; Asspt.; demurrer q joinder
Demurrer sustained, with leave to amend
and cause continued.
Gilbert s. Jennings VS.. Sanl Worthley
Schof, Evans; Certiorari from justice court
Judgt below reversed
G. B.. NJ. c. r. R. Co. VS.. Henry Cady
for Martin Cady: Watkins. Strong q Fuller
Appeal from assess't of Damages. Settled
4 Five other suits 81 the same nature; al
settled.
Daniel Knapp vs.. The N. Y. City ms. Co.
Head. Lowell: Debt. Passed over.
! Morris Waite and John Wing VS.. Simon
HoItz: Head. Webster; Trover, appeal
Judgt for appellants. 878, SO.
James Ross VS.. Wallace Mygatt: Web
ster, Head: Certiorari from Justice Court
Palmer Townsend ct 81. VS.. I. N. Stoddart
{ andy. French; Assumpslt. Stands referred
Hale Towslee VS.. Steamboat Lady Cath
arine: Towslee for Plffs; Default opened
time given to plead.
! Hollis Whitney Exr. OF Will Of Asenatl
Phillips vs. Elihu Phillips: Petit. Lowell
i Continued
! jacob Everhard VS. N. Y. Nut ms. Co
/ Petit, Lowell Continued.
1 Lambertus Marsh VS.. R. G. Otis: Appea
from Justice Conrt. Unlawful Detainer :
Schoff, Petit. Verdict against appellant
i Exceptions taken, and carried up.
i VIM. Hildebrand VS.. Hale & Aver. Low
ell, Head: Appeal from Justice Court Con
Harvey Kirkland vs.. Francis B. Morton
Appeal from Judge Of Probate; Evans. Low
ell and Head, fol Apt, and Schoff, Wat
kins. Mattocks and Webster, for Appellee
Motion for continuance granted. and custo
dy of the child (pending the trial) given L
DR.. Howe of the Perkins Institute for til,
Blind, at South Boston.
/ Moores VS.. Mitchell & Quarles: Lowell
Petit: Suggestion formcsne profits. Judg
for plf. S32. "a.
Orlando Foster vs. Hugh McKindlev--
Lowell, Towslec: Certiorari. Judgt below
reversed.
i Marquis 4. Cutting VS.. James w. Rhode.
Transferred TO Dane Co. Circuit.
! There were some twenty causes on tn,
/ Chancery docket;moss Of which were dis
posed of. weyes. 1880
i CRIMINAL DocKEr.
State VS.. Henry Drucks = Bastardy. Def
found guilty and ordered to give bonds fol
maintenance.
State VS.. James Riley Head, Jilsun--
Assault. Dismissed. sa6as
State VS.. Geo. Friedlcy. Assault. Settled
State VS.. NJ. o. Bennett: Webster, Evans
Obstructing Highway. Discontinued fol
defect in Grand Jury.
State VS.. Daniel Williams: Webster, Ev.
ans: Bastardy. Dismissed.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

RE- The Sentinel says thatthe Key Stone
State, the FIRST steamer Of the Collingwood
Line, left that port on Saturday last with a
full cargo The Lady Elgin passed this
place on her way down on the same route,
on Tuesday. The Niagara is also up on
the same route.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
HARDwARE.-NEw sToRE.-B BAN 4.

"ARDWARE.-NE STORE.--BA Il;
llllaorHER Respectfully announce to the cite
liens Of Keaosha CITY aud County aud adjoining,
Counties that their extensive stock Of Hardware
il now ope ned at their new store, corner Of Main
aud Market streets, one door south OF tbs City
Hotel consisting Of every Variety Of FOREIGB
and DOMESTIC HARDWARE selected for
and adapted to the wants of the people OF thisa
Vicinity. Regarding prices. &c., we confident
IIy affirm that our stock is purchased aud laid.
down in our store at the lowest possible fgures.
aud that and are disposed to sell as lew
AZ can be purchased at any establishment in the
West. We respectfully solicit one and all to al
examination ofour goods and prices. Our Stock
embraces in part as follows - Iron aud Sized
complete assortmeat Of all sises and qualities.
cuf aud prof Nails, cnt aud prof Spikes, VIA
dop Glass. Black and bright Log Chains, Coil.
Halter, Trace and Pamp Chains. Anpigs. vices.
Smith BeiLous, ScreD plates Borar and Siedg-
es; Shouels, Spades, Hoes. Crosr- bars piek-sxs1
Grain-scoops Hay, Barley, and Manure Forks,
Rakes, Cradles Scyfhes, and Sneafks. Carriage
Springs, Finished 1ries, Thi,abie Sksins, Wags-
ON Jores, sheet jar.aad pig Lrad, Lead Pipe,
Sheet Cspper and Zinc Cistcrn aad Well Pumps
Pumo Chain Wheeis for Well and Cisfefns
Grimixtones and Hangiags, Platform Seales
and Warehouse truck, all sizes ard kihdt-oJ
Chopl:-s .ssrs, Bench Ares and Hafcheis ssj6ns
lot Of single ans double barreied Cans. Rsathes,.
and Flasks.a CsMgiefe Assortment OF Carpxn--
lfers' Tools. Of superior quality; complete as~
sortment Of House building Trimmings CONF
fpete assortment Of House keeping ARTICLES.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

Town OFFIcERs-BRIsroL.- H. H
TARBELL, Esq. has furnished us with the
following list Of Town Officers elected at the
last April election in Bristol:
Superyisors.-Samon Epson. (Chair,
MANI Geo. w. Carpenter, Marovia Marsh
Town Clerk.--F J. Jackson.
Assessors.-S. E. Tarbell, Ira Pierce.
Town Superintendent II. Tarbcll
Justices of the Peace--James M. KEEL
logg, Ansel Moon.
Treasurer.-Addison Moore.
Constabies. Farnsworth, Don B.
Pike, Jeremiah Rowe.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

EE Our exchanges contain wonderful
account of the discovery of new people,
the men of whom are six feet and well pro-
psrtioned. and the women surprisingly
beautiful. on theisland Of Terra del Fuego.
We class it with the genus humbug.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

1T The Runals House, which has recently UNI
adergone thorough renovation and repair, viii soon
be rs-opened under the auspices of BENNETT &
SMirH, gentlemen from Cleveland The house is
also newt, furnished, and we judge from what we
have observed, thai it is the intention to make il
in all respects, first class house.
We think il will not want for patronage
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

STEAM CUSTOM MrLL.-The Engines are
being constructed which are to be used in
Steam Custom Mill, at this place. The
location of the mill will probably be in the
North Ward. though the project is hardly
yet far enough along to enable us to speak
definitely.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

EF We are indebted to the Milwaukee
News for daily exchange. The News has
been recently much improved in all its de-
partments, and is now an able and digni6ed
advocate Of the cause Of the regular Pierce
Democracy. ~ A
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

se ET The Haunted House. 1--WE perceive
has been neatly fitted up, and is now occu-
pied. We are inclined to think that paint
and wh;tewash, and cleanliness generally,
will exercise the ghosts of its former tenants.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

COOK, PARLOR. BOX SLOPES. ytss
have purchased largely from Rathbone and Ken
needy, of Albany, their celebrated Albuhy Stoves,
whose manufactures, have obtained in this, 40
well as all o;hcr markets, an enviable reputation.
They have been long tried and found relisbis-
For style, finish, and durability, they are uns-
qualed, 1902
QUEEN OF THE WEST. IxraovsD a,R-
TIGHT COOKING STOVE, SIZES. This is the best
Cooking Stove in use. The principle IL three
FLUEs, warrantedto cook and bake perfectly, and
to stand fire without cracking, and takes the pre-
MUM on trial, wherever exhibited,
BUCKS PATENT AIa-riGmr COOK. SHOWS
sizes, a pattern well known 10 our customer.
This stove has been greatly improvedr For beau
ty Of style and finish it has no superior, always
warrantedto cook and bake perfectly, aud 10 stand
the fire without cracking. - TN
MORNING STAR, ELEVATED own Cesk
Stove, 2 sizes, thsis one Of the most bsantssi 81
evated oven Stoves in market, the operation yfthis
kind ofstove if weIlknown and approved. Will
not crack by fire. ~ F# "a
YOUNG AMERIC Al. NEw larrs&s elevated
oven Cook Stove, patented 1854. No elevated
Oven Stove possesses the advantages this Stove
does. Call apd-exarnucii 81
+ RED JACKET COOK STOVE, NEW rar-
TERN. s54, principle of the dir. ct draughi, very
large oven, useful and she ap stove. fitted sis-
tight.
EAGLE ATR-TTGggT PREMIUM Cook
STovE. This Stove is well made, and wafrasted
with drilled doors IL cheap operates good. Pat
ter neat and durable
PRIOR STOVEss, n, great Variety, AN
Albany Castings. Ocesn Parlsrs. Sheet iron self
regulators, new pattern for 1855. Parlor cook
stove, boiler holes in top, Gipsey Queen parlor
do. Gipsey Queen Franklin Ia. Cottage ParIor
do. Open rafor, open front do open Pa~lor,
open from. with top. Six plate Air Tight Box
Stovesof all sizes. for Offices. Rooms and HslIs
A few COAL STOVES for Offices.
TIN SHOP In connection We manufacture
all kinds OF sheet iron, oad copper ware. Custom
work and Jobbing done to order. msy29
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

u There are a great miny avenues to fame
many. that should suppose the multitudes
who thirst for might be able crafty themselves
Indeed the tempe of Fame is not unusually erect
ed at both ends OF the same road, so that walk
which way we win We may b.under into IT. This
is peculiarlyiI in the Of the two Jo
seph's, him Of ancient and him Of modern days,
the former Of whom earned large share Of his
reputation by his virtuous repuse Of Mrs Potphars
advances, to the destruction Of his outer gar
ment aud possible heavy increase Of his tailor
bill. while the latter has sprung suddenly into no.
toriety aud bids fair to become historical charac
ter, from being as miske the former as possible.
OF course we can aude TO no person but Mr.. 10
seph Hiss, the Massachusetts legislator who made
himself so familiar on short acquaintance with
the superior and assistants OF Catholic Boarding
School which that legislature thought necessity
existed for examining, and sent Joseph as one OF
committee for tina: purpose.
The legislature found il necessary to examine
nto Joseph's conduct, aud The result was rcso-
luton was passed by the assembly expelling him
by vote of l27 to Is We trust it viii prove
warning 10 him. -
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

ET The friendship of "KATE,'is mos
too fervid and exclusive, it strikes us, for the
public eye. Had she not better send her
communication directly to the person inter
ested. 1t is at her service.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

~ lifetime Of the arrivaland departure Of the
trains on the Milwaukee aud Mississippi Road has
beea altered to correspond with hat Of Ciemenis
line on ihe lakes. so that travellers both ways who
do not oesire it, will not be compelled to waste
much time at Milwaukee.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

SHIPPING BEeF-On Friday last Col Croker
OF Somers, shipp,d on board the Traveller eleven
head oflarge fat cattle, 70 an eastern MARKET
Attae game time Mr.. Russell shipped fifteen head
for the same market We did not learn their ag-
gregate weight, but noticed they were very large
fine cattle.
Under date of New York. May IL. we notice
that beef cattle bring $I4 SIS per cwt.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

The Lake shore Road.
The important theroaghfare 50 long ex-
pscted draws near its completion. Indeed
before this paper shall have been. read, or
opened by many to whom it is addressed
the last rail will probably have been laid,
making an uninterrupted communication
between Milwaukee and Chicago, and the
Atlantic coast. We have not time, now,
even we're it necessary to descant upon :he
Importance generally and particularly q
this Improvement. It is no doubt felt and
appreciated by all our readers. An event
of SO much Importance, of course, win not
be permitted to transpire without an appro-
pirate celebration. The Milwaukee Senti-
mel we see proposes an excursion on Mon
day next, with PIC mic near the State line,
whittier the Badgers and Suckers can meet
and Join in mutual congratulations on the
success Of this mutually important work.
Something of that kind will no doubt be
done.
IS. Since penning the above, Mr.. J.
V. AVER, v ice President of the Road, ex-
tended an invitation to the Common Coun-
Gil of this City, members Of the Press. and
others, to be present on Saturday Morning
to meet the authorities, members of the
press, and such other citizens as may be
present, Of the cities Of Chicago. Milwaukee
and Racine, to witness the laying of the
last bar of communication between the cit
les, and then to join in an excursion TO Nil
waukee for which cars will be in waiting,
where suitable entertainment will be proyi-
ded for the crowd.
The last bar We presume win be laid near
che depot grounds. at the crossing Of West
Main and Grand SITS.
We are informed that passengers from
Chicago will to-day be left by the cars at
the crossing of the plank road.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
New Advertisements.

Look at our new advertisements of this week
Besides the new firms, some Of our old and well
established dealers, have word to say with refe-
renee to their business. This 10 the senson of new
goods and our numerous country readers will pro-
baby find il money in their pockets to scan the
advertisements. Others Of our merchants have
also received goods, but they have probably not
found time to prepare an advertisement. II they
have any thing worth telling the public, no doubt
they viii attend 10 it next week.
New Firm and New store.
See the the advertisement of STEVENS d
HEAD, in the proper place. Their stock is
new and comprises almost everything in the
line of Family Supplies. Thosein quest Of
a first rate article Of Cheese-good Teas or
choice Coffee-fne, fresh Raisins--Dried
Apples or Dried Pcaches--and all that sort
of thing, may know where they will alrays
find them cheap. Messrs. S. & H. hare fit
ted up their Store IN the Quarles Block, in
the most attractive style, and intend to make
it attractive for more than one reason. 1t will
be seen also that they advertise an other in
novation. They are going to deliver your
Goods when purchased, to any part of the
city. Ladies can make their purchases, and
have no further trouble. A good move
Give them call.
re- James Bailey, it will be seen by our
dyo "a.
We are personally acquainted with the pre-
misses. and can say with truth, that the ad-
vertisement in no wise exaggerates their
merit and advantages. People at home or
abroad, who desire pleasant and valuable
location, we are Inclined to think will find
no better bargain than Mr.. Bailey offers.
MUSIC. asEs lh
HoRAcE WArFRs, il will be seen, appears at
some length in cur advertising columns to-day.
We have not however, had time to give all he ha'
to say, and mus wait until next week to complete
il. We presume the rapid increase among our
people, and particularly the people Of the rural
districts, OF wealth, will cause greater demand
than heretofore for the articles he offers.
We notice in the New York city papers and
others Of cur exchanges.very complimentary no.-
ces, not only Of Mr.. Waters extensive establish
ment, but what is of more importance. of Mr. w.
himself, as an accommodating and fair dealing man
who thoroughly understands the business in which
he is engaged. We call attention to his advertise
ment, with confidence that what he says and
publishes may be relied upon to the letter.
II win give us pleasure 10 obtain for any person
from Mr.. Waters, more definite information than
is contained in the advertisement, if desired.
EE- Those who are so unfortunate to
need, either as plaintiffs or defendants. the
ministrations of justice, are referred to the
card Of Silas Ames We are sure he viii
make justice agreeable, If the thing is pos
sible. n
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

EE They do say-that the depot of the
Lake Shore Road is located on the. corner
of Grand and West Main Streets, south side
Of Grand and west side of w. M. Nous
Terrons.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

~ That cupola which is going up on the
City Hall, in which is to be suspended fire
alarm bell. we call useful improvement
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

ET The Ladies OF the Methodist Society
will furnish Dinner and Refreshments in the
City Park, on the 4th of July next, to aid
in fitting up and repairing their church.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

EE Ike Milwaukee Sentinel deprecates
the idea Of the papers of the State bringing
forward at this early day candidates fol
State Officers, as il may tend to enlist per.
sonal feeling to such an extent as win pre-
vent eventual harmony. The advice Of the
Sentinel ;e ,udics0se
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17
is judicious.

ET Gov. Gardner Of Massachusetts, re-
fuses to remove Judge Loring, on the rec
ommendation Of both houses of the Legis-
lature. We are sorry for it. and live in The
hope that the People will no. refuse to re-
move him the very 6rst opportunity that Of
fer. The attitude of the People and the
condition Of the public sentiment towards
such men as Loring has been well demon
strated By the proceedings thus far, SO tina,
the moral effect is nearly ifnot quite as good
If he had been removed.
Kenosha tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1855, 1855-05-17

OF THE WEST AfH~rf1nxs
- Coox,Na SrovK. THE Is the hest Cooking
Stove in usc. The principie Il threp rLuKsr on
his stove was received The First Premium Tor
the Best Cooking Stove" IT the Slate Far h6tf
at Syracuse 10 1919, and in Albany in 1885,.
Thit stove burns the wood asolid hearth which
10 preferal le TO crate, the CRATES IN mir tight
stoves burn ont few weeks. In this stove We
conduct the cold air from tbs room by the pipes,
to the space between the front oven and the fire.
Plates where it becomes heated and then passes
into the oven. An opening is made in the back
oven plate through which the air phssrs into tho
fiue Of the stcve. Wetecure BY this arrangement:
l. The ventilation Of the oven carrying of all
gases so that il bakes as well as a brick oven.
2. The heated air razsiug intothe oven, great
Ily facilitates the baking. causing more even.
temperature than can otherwise be obtaiueds
3. Byt the current Of mir passing between the
front and the FIRE p,ates the FIRE plate 10 pres
vented from burning out. aas ~
The rapid bun ming out ofthe FIRE plates ias beens
serious objection air tight cook stoves. The.
FIRE plate N this stove wiast as inug as The out
SIDE plates. The stove is made and mounted in
the most perfect manner, aud warranted in III
cases to bake perfectly A large broiling hearth.
aud "a most excellent summer arrsngeu.ents arb'
attached to this stove. Balm and BRO.