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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

gEOU Kew 81 I'D
ID ANYWAY frOn the Subscriber, ivinZ near salask
IA Giles county, two negro men WILLIAM and -AMkS :.
WILLIAM is aoout95 years OF age, very black bcutave
feet inches high, has rather 1Ee voice. ps Little
forward.
JAMES Is shout "A IS years OF age very black, with
good deal OF about his eyes, six feet hight Ia
very voice, earrss himself very Bill had
grey blan over coat James bad black coat No
scafes recoseed. viii give the above reward Tor them
ifodged In Jsn 50 that may get hems or SO for sbel Of
thems lasg. ss-t1 }. d. MARKS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DWELLINGS
AT LOW FIGURES.

FOR SALE AN EXCELLENT DIV LLLINJS
AT LOW FIGURES.
l AN Offering or.sale most desirable Residence
Summer street, in he 9TH Ward The Lot fronts IS feel
By 10. The House and contains Rooms, kch
en- Servants Room, Smoke hOUse, Dairy and Stables. The
gas carried in front this Lot know II
qe azTgain Apply TO A. V. ;. LINDSEY,
b2p - $50 ege street
A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE
For sale.
CITUATED in Edgefeld, on Gallstn Turnpike POI
- further particulars apply 70
septu BPs A. v. 8. LINDSLEY.
FOR SALE.
Lot on ChsrF rect, South Nashville, near the BnpHa
n Chureh, en- VI Oh there is small Frame Tenement
The lot fronts 7Oi - lis $50 feet deep Apply 10
A. " IlfNpSLkT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31
Wheat WheatL

WYE will pay cash Tor 30 900 bushels prime wheat q
w Hvvgsd 81 house "a Nashville.
HOLLINGSWORTH G. co..
luly Is No. 8, Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

7 AN efsrlne for valuable Building Lot 90
Spruce street rrar the OF Broad The lot fronts
spruce hundred and fifty feet deep
with convenient alley in the
This property is exempt ron taxes Tor sc years rQ
Jsnusry next This exemption is Valpsfi io,,nv.
ally accorded TO it. only the groes The SAVING in
mons erected thereon are for the ground and all
vac Item OF a4es I'm also situated in part OF the city
improvements Lespidly filled up with fine dwellings aud
that Is hoYdences. Terms reasonable.
pilNatfV RPG a V. S.. IINFlSIEY.e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-31

Several good Farms, v ell improved near Nashville
large number Of unimprOvsd Los. Several GaFdei
Lots, from Is Gcres. he ely. Those wishing
purchase will do we'll To cad soon r.
~ VANCE & WOO. ARD
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18


Doyou ever form an estimate OF the
character Of people, from the physiogno
my Of their houses, reader? [ do. And
so when the stage swept round the cor
ner, | looked out eagerly, for, as the dri-
yer had told me, about " ten rod up the
road" stood the house of Phiander
White. His wife was my mothers own
cousin, and | was just thirteen years old
when went there TO make my first visit
There had been some quarrel between
the families two or three score of years
anterior to my visit; and though nv
mother and Mrs. White had never par
.ticipated in this, the feud of their ances.
tors had doubtless evolved something of
GOODNESS between them.
'.H But to "cut short a long story" for
pen and paper gossip may be more digni-
fed, but not whit better than tea.party
scandal--I had been an invalid all the
previous winter. v
When the soft April days, to which my
mother looked forward SO eagerly, came,
they brought no bloom to my cheek, no
pigor TO my step. My constitution
seemed to have lost all lis recuperative
power, and the doctor said. "Send her
into the country. Mrs. May. If that
doesn't help her she is lost to YOU
iQa Just before this Mrs. White had heard,
ihrough a mutual friend. of my illness,
and the very day Of the blunt physicians
plttiimnaatt9nm, tin att9nm brought letter to my moth
,er. 6 For the sake of our old love,
James" it read, let all that may have
come between you and me, at an earlier
time. be forgotten. The grass is spring.
ing green on the hills of Meadowbrook,
and now--in this late May--.is thu time
f0r Jennie TO come to US. 1here Is a
prophecy Of health forsher in tile sof
wind, that is lifting the edges Of my pa
per rasg 4 write. We know she is your
Rll, and we will be very tender of youl
darling. Will you not trust her with us
for a single summer :" . ~
N, And before another week had passet
my trunk was packed for "Philande1
Whites, Esq, MeadoWdrook.r q
Hooked out as ! said, and there sa
the pleasant white house, with lis greer
window blinds, between the shrubbery
lin front and the cherry trees behind. My
heart went out 10 il at once, as i did Z,
nomentlat to the gentle voiced woman
pnd the fair dark haired girl, who rushe,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
Dancing and Scripture.

The N. Y. Churchmsn in recent is.
sue, said, q Dan cling, in ITSELF is an in.
nocent recreation, and is beautiful as it 10
graceful. God is not dishonored by it;
on the co ntrary, the Psalmist says,'Let
them praise his name in the dance. And
so they may-all the PuritaDism in
the world TO the contrary nolwithsian-
ding" Fsi
Whereupon the Southern Chrrchman
thus rejons: aset
"Our contemporary quotes Scripture to
sustain dancing. We do not know that
this is altogether to be wondered at, when
so very wicked person as Satan was
guilty of the same improperly. Not,
Of course, by any manner Of means would
we be SO understood, as CHASING our res
pected contemporary with SO evil an Ex-
istence. We only allude to this, that it
may be seen how Scripture may be abds-
ed. Here, for instance, are certain per-
sons taught a worldly amusement not at
all for {" recreation" Our contemporary
will bear wilhus when we tell him, that
this is all cant. There are many kinds
of cant. There is an Evangelical cant,
a High Church cant. Romish cant, aud
a Worldly can't DR.. Johnson's advice,
therefore, is to be addressed to the
Churchman-" My dear sir, free your
mind of cant. 1t is all can't saying chill
dren are taught to dance on account Of
} the recreation. They are taught to dance
. at school only that they may be able 10
dance at balls and parties, and when they
: 60 into company. And to advise people
: TO lea'n to dance, that they may mix with
the most worldly people, under circum-
3 stances when everything combines to chill
all devotional feeling, where there is the
S world and nothing else and then to
t apologize for all this by saying, that the
+. Psalmist says, Let them praise his name
e in the dance Oh! Mr.. Churchman,
d we cannot but again think of Satan quo-
o ting Scripture to our blessed Lord.
}, Let them praise His name in the
n dance So say we. And, therefore, let
: there be no dancing whatever in which
the name of God is not praised. With
y this rule there would be an entire ab5li-
e tion of dancing, except that kind practised
among our shaker friends.
II Now it cannot be that we have misun.
e dersiood our contemporary, and after all
what he means is, that we should turn
o Shakers, and so conduct our religious
=, services as that we may be able to have
- little dances interspersed herewith, Can
" it be that The Churchman means this
IT Surely his we'll known orthodoxy forbids
v such an Interpretation. We, therefore,
is must fall back upon our original interpre.
v talion, and condemn our contemporary
with the adage' Of Scripture for misap.
plying the inspired record.-Wayaes
- Eagle. a..fa i8f3
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
Sslt:tteS 4oetrg,
GAsPAR BECCERRA.
BY H. W. LoNaFELLow.


-
BY his evening fire, the artist
Pondered Ger his secret shame;
Baffled, weary, and disheartcned,
Still he mused and dreamed of fame.
Twas an image of the Virgin,
That had tasked his utmost skill F.;
But, alas his fair ideal lgs
Vanished and escaped him still.
From distant Eastern land
Had the precious wood been brought;
Day and night the anxious master
a At his toll untiring wrought.
Till discouraged and desponding
Sat he now in shadows deep,
And the days humiliation
Found oblivion in sleep.
When voice cried: e" Rise, o master!
From the burning brand of oak
Shape the thought that stirs within
thee
And the startled artist woke.
Woke, and from the smoking embers
Seized and quenched the glaring
wood /;
And therefrom he carved an image,
. And he saw that it was good.
0 thou sculptor, painter, poet!
Take this lesson to thy heart;
That is best which lieth nearest!
Shape from that thy work of art.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18


A QuEsrIoN.-A minister sojourning in
our city, in a conversation on duelling,
was made aware for the first time thai
surgeons, in their professional capacity
always accompanied the parties to the
field. He asked (and the question has an
appearance of reason, too) why ministers
didnotatleud in theirprofessional capacity
as it was likely many who went on The
field with serious intentions, one woult
probably need the consultations ofreligion
The suggestion is an original one, we be
lieve, and we commend it to those Wit
lake part in establishing the usages ,
"honor''. .Saudnaah Republican,
| 49, f ~ a ,et------
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18

GET A HoME.-Get home, rich or
poor, get home, and learn to keep that
home and make it happy to yonr wife and
children by your beaming presence !;
learn to love simple pleasures, flowers
of Gods own. planting, and music Of his
own, the bird, wind waterfall. Soyou
shall help me to stem the tide Of desoIa-
ton, poverty and despair, that come up
on so many; through. .scorn of little things.
Oh, the charms ef home, though itbe
little neat home ; comfort dweIs there
that shuns the gilded halls Of society. q
Live contented in your little home, and
wait for God to give you nobler one.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18
..Au Gftelleut Storp,
BLOSSOM IN THE WILDERNESS
BY VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

1.-THE following sketch was first published
in the I" Ladies Repository" of Cincinnati,
more than year ago. We now take the lib.
erty of presenting it to the readers of the
Home Magazine. -" Ed. Home Magazine"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18

Who dare sit before the king with b Is
hat on.--A Coachman.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-03-18

EE' A well known physician in town
is very much annoyed BY an old ladywho
is always sure to accost him in the strset
for the purpose Of telling over ailments.
Once she met him in Broadway. and he
was in very great hurry. 'Ah! ] see
you are quite feeble said Che doctor !;
shut your eyes, and show me your ton
gue.' She obeyed, and the doctor qui-
ely moving of, left her standing there
for some TIME, in this ridiculous position,
10 the infinite amusement ofall who wit
messed the funny scene.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
-aes@
Pie y ing M III

Csayv:v-O.N' r rREJVt,M.
MILL DO CUSTOM PLANNING AT TWO
noaisfs and finy Cents per thousand Feet
0sSIm CANNON FRENCH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

STOVES! STOVES! STOVES.
lAse
stoves onaOmg Stoves
lar uuolssAts Asp asrA,l
WlCKERasaAA = WILLIAM,
No From, -. and Lsvee,
MOULD INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
the eiriisns Of Davenport, and In shor, the N,
n.nltanis u Iowa. TO their large and cassfs, selees
ed stock, consisting Of the
Charter 0ak CesAAng oaovs
which has never found its rival for I've ADVANTAGE.
and durability Also,
sTAs Regal eeski
for Coal recently broash, iato the western m.rks,
rAe resssa 1esaef
Elevated oven, single and double nne hox
1eeaeang sesvsss
withost number all Of Witch 10 osr 10 ths eou.,rv
q Arxs feeling assured that satisfaction viii b rem
dsred In every cas-.
rsnnsss' Teels ana oaseh.
Pressed aaa Japaaasa vvass,
a. mAoufaeturers pricss
water cssssrs, nsfslGssaesss . Tsn Wear.
Of our own manufacture, which we VIII suppl, cam
efs deeers on favorable terms, every time
iartcui.f attention raid 10 House Roo0nx ou,ut
nx And job Work In general
Don't forget the plsce. No. Daspovs' Bio L
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
sPECIAI. NOTICE
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New Isrk 4 Erie Rail RssH,
&K0al :sE:5 sa

y" sne travelling pWbltr.
Ruf YOUR THROUGH TICKETS To MEM
- YORK Boston, Philadelphia ana New Enssna
lilies VIA this route
0Iweniy Two miles distance saved
~ Through 10 New York City without change ~
carr. 'F "a
eGrhe onl, route To New York City having wild.
and spacious Saloon Car.
. Ihs. ian- extends 10 pankirk Buffalo AMI Si,y,r,
fAls with All anbrcken Wide Gang- eatnsc,iu, :,
nunktrk directly with al Traih- FROM Cleveland
Nmelnhsh aud Chicago on the Lake Shore Railroad
:. IL buiAlo, VIA III. Buffalo A. New York Cliy ia.
n~ra, making direct connections with al steamer.
on LAKE Erte frstn Cleveland, Toledo and Detroit
$50 with The Buffalo and LAX. unroa Railway from
Detroit and Chicago
:, ~ Niagara fail., via Cananaaigua aAd Niagafa
faNs isail Road, making direct connections with i
irsins on the Great Western Railway from ,.,roli
rivAllea fsciltle.
Bosioa Passengers can stop I'll New i0rk CT,
ANY length OF lime aud resume theif Journey nj =.
sure without extra chafge
- Through Tickets f,r sale In all tl,. ,,{,,rg,.
Western Raj Rnni Office.
- Fare ~ Law ~ any other route
HOMER HAMSDEIt
SMITH, GyuI AGENT rr.,t
iyiiiAwiN Cleveland 70 MAY 1stt 49,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
Groceries.


W1lSON = mA1el4EY,
" nOLENALE GROCERS.
PosT OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
loo half ehes, Young Hyson and Ounpowdcr.
70 half ehesis Oolong and Souehong
- csddi~s from 10 - los
10 boxes Palm Soap
20 boxes yariegated Soap.
IS boxes shaving do
- boxes Transparent do
boxes CASTLE do
10 boxes Pickles
l0o boxes Tomato Ca,sup and Pepper eauce
iu0 boses various brsnds choice fobacco
l00p Cnba Sizes Cigars
5000 Imported do
30 boxes No. and scaled nerrinrs
DO bills haekerel
Is half bbI. 10
" kits for family use
90 bbls aud kegs Of Molsss~s
- hide Sugar
10 doz Bed Cordsi
10 bbls dried Apples
~ sacks dried Peaches
h0 boxes new Ralsins
e bbls assorted Nats
3D boxes do glass
~ kegs assorted Malta
bVg dux Tumblers
Spices Of all kinds
Wooden aud Willow Ware, Brushes
DO bbs Cider Vinegar
- Together with large stock Of other articles
ali Of ~hlen We will sell reasonable terus
JuneildA~ WILSON HARLEY.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19
The OLD Tine Resumed!
THE UNITED STATES NAIL LINE
Davenport, Rsek Island 1 keekuk
PACKET COMPANY.
Steamer - Den CanpIelI
CAPT LEROY DODGE.
Al. sfllsH. GAS '. Assrssas, clssss
Steamer j. MeKee.

&nHas ~ n AkACA.
. . coawis. SEE =. EIsossras, clssas
AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 18TH,
~ 1oe3, the above named Bosss FORMING this line
Win Save Davenport and Rock 1slAnd - foliows
Ins ess.msr Hen Campbell every Monday. Wed.
neeaey and Friday EVENING"
IT, Steamer Mckee every Tuesday, Thufeday and
saturday svsninss, on the ARRIVAL Of tbs Evening
Train nom Chicago, and The Packet from 0alena !.
ecnnseting q 2nscaaine with The Esening Train from
Iowa Guy. = Durlington With thu Morning 1rsie
GAee from Chicago snd wess from Mount Hsassns
An = Eeokuk With the great Mali Line Steamer,
JeD ~ Oeans. DE vesnen and Thomas Swami. fsr
ensr ~, unnnhal and ~ Loeia
~, Vuina. vili asrive q Rock Leland In time In
&C.,, UilS ~ Bvsaine Train 70 ChIcaeo md the
ncsnsss qaee " 0eisna, Daslsisk and b. Paul
Fos ~. - o. fa.aaQ. apply on board a. TO
MaxlAf ARrnts
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~.,-......- : = - ------A1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
IN AND AFTER MONDAY JUNE FIRST
aad nlili further Notice, Train. viii s.a,e R.sFt
AasAtd d..ls, t~nnday- excepted ~ follow.
~ Day Express and Mai train 4. lols II
2, Night xpress nj -........ an a. ~
~ Freight and ai clas. car. : ~ T. n
c~pica As follows
t-i y CHIT Express nj mn. 80 A.
- .s pt.ss alu mai NJ -ss.... So T. NJ
- Freight and "a Class ears nj IA ~ i. ~
Al trains over THE Road arc In i!t.e, e.,t,A.et ".
~ thsessn Win trr NJ over both IN. Mrhtg,n sent
.rn aud Michigan Central Il a to and fr.'n pc,s,i,
io'edo 'ieressod Colnaibes, Cincinnati Piit.hur.
Isaakrk bafsn Niagara FalLs. Albany, New York
fhiad~ phsa, Baltimore and W@.hlngior Ala \,
IA sale with tralaa If the H. nod. Central IT.,
North TO 6aleas and south to 1t Inui. and ,,.ly,.
10 which places tickets can be procured Of
~ HENSON
Ticket Agent, X X Depot, Il
fsseeag.rs are reminded of tis necessity ~ giyln
distinct directions ss to the destination of tk,tf ba
sag As", 10 procure tickets before taking seats n
thr ears, A. the conductors collect fares ouiy 10 s
u .a oa the lac OF the Chicago and Rock Island
~ :, -. JOHN = TRACY, superintendent.
w II WHITMAN, Asst snpft
okecs Island, Aprii 20, iss,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

GEOR0E HA0ER, FORMERLY IN COM.
y FANNY With 4. . q. Woebsr has nov assocss
tsd hmsea with Charles Orc shef In the new stooe
mop on Third. betwesn Harrison and Ripley streets
snsre they are prepared 10 manufacture 70 order al
Carriages, o10aass, spssag Wasans, &c.
heng thsnesves practical mech anics ana esp.
paoytsx none but the bess Of workmen tLey 6sst~v
thsmselvee they are shle turn out WORK sursr,or
10 enythtn9 manufactured In this market
All woFk warranted
tHssieniAr attention paid 10 repairing
. q. HAGER CO.
N9ldAwtf Third o., btwn 0arrison Ipey.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

EkNC1Nd WiIIx9Uy1 kxCxIvlB III
: s; =: =. s5i {: = zsssr.sS NJ:
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

UNNEoG 9 CAMEL,
METAL kO0fERs, CONSTRUCTORS or
~ smoke stacks, Br-echens, Heaters, &C BEAT
aud ious" Plumbing aud Spouting ~ every desrrip-
t.i., done 90 short notice Also, setting u
hoi AK FURNACES, VEsTILAfORs, &C.
Attention 10 Invited TO their assortment 81 common
sistsrn, single aud doabl- acting Fsfca rumps Lead
lfpe, Sheet Lead, Bath Tabs &c
Al work warranted shop on corner Of seeor d
and Harrison streets tav9l,f
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-09-19

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
N - CLINE NHOP.
NJ fONAHuE, SUCCESSOR TO MEssRa
lvxs lie Claire 4 Davenport having pareha..e
the above premises, 10 no~ prepared 10
facturs
STEAM ENGINES
Of the vaiious kinda sultahle TO the wants Of the
CAsTIN0s
for all Of the different varieties Of
MILL 0EARIN0s AND sHAFTIN0s,
Of all descristions
HOUSE WORK OF THE LATEST STYLES.
Caps, sills, Brseksss, Cslsmns As=, &e, always on
hand, and made 10 order
Connected with the above 10 . Forging nhcp under
ths direction u men Of superior ski
BRASS AND COMPOSITION OF CASTINGS
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock 81 Patterns for Machinery, Building and
ornemental purposes 10 unsurpassed By any similar
estabiishmens Ia the West
Bspaasaag Aons ~ The nhossssa Hoeses.
Charge reasonable Cssh At oil tines paid for old
troa and copper
Corner Of Front aud Scott. ss.., Davenport
mh0du y. DONAHUE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
williamsburg CITY News.

AiD'Eu'S PERSONALLY 4 ssid that Alderman Preston,
Of the Fifteenth ward, has been notified to appear before
the elders and deacons o. The Dutch Reformed Church in
Fourth street, (of whicb he Ia member) for trial upon
tho same charges which caused his expulsion from The
Board Of Aldermen.
Fnn Rsrtr.-Thcmss scdewics, the man who was
accidentally SPOT on wednesday evening by young nan
named Richard Bsker residing 2e7 South First street,
dict yesterday ornng BAKER went Into the yard to Gre
90 bic pistol and The ball passed through the fence and
took effect Mr. sedgwicks lei SIDE. Coroner sneI held
an inquest and verdict IN accordance with the faoas vas
rendered. Dcce~e6 rs Isboring man, and leaves .
Isrfe far1y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18
PrrsnnnI Infeiitrenrr

T. NJ Hoisrock, lsl., OF the New Orleans Picoyuns,
arrived IN MS city yesterday and ~ the Assor House
o. Eewan, ~ Nicarsgus, delivered esrre The otnsr
~c-rdef % wdse-s army
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-18

NEv Yosx HERaLD-This unrivaIled daily, says
the Ddly W,nasin Of the 9Th inst, outsripping all Of
ia contemporaries 10 POINT OF circulation almost
Incredible 70 think Of ne enormous daily circulation. II
hss jRt publlshed statement which comes from the
gentlemen who have charge Of the isuug department,
sayiug that the morning. OF the 6h Inst they printed
and sold os $40 copies II tne HuID OF thai date The
proprietor has sred An immense fortune from the pa
per and for it, influences mus, be beyond all cacula
ton With such bost OF readers.
Much OF the increase OF that Jay was owing, no doubt
10 the faf that u directly asr the FOURTH and there
had also boen terrible rt, number Of them, In the
city, And us right IN New York whore most OF the
HHRAtp's circulation goes, &c nmentng on ih wonderful
incrcahs, II says
Our daily circulation IL now largely In advance Of the
RErne circulation OF all the other daily journals OF this
Guy both morning and evening included Indeed, all The
evening papers put together have merely fragment Of
circulation a. compared With The morning M very
consequence ali the cash advertising Of the city
tsdusIy and rapidly concentrating upon he columns OF
The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-11

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the best Indexes and lntrod9etions 10 ats several
Books extant; and some OF Nelson's Coiored Prints,
or other Plates, IN every number,
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and at all Post onioes IN the United States, hum
a.sd may lind emeleymsas an fhllAssiphlA aloae.
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The American. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1857, 1857-11-11
GALLAGHER,S
A New and Splendid Large Oven, Flat Top
COOKING STOVE.

COOklNG STOVE.
For Wood or Coal. Four Sizes. Nos. @, z, 8 9.
GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE Al R-Tight,
~ a betutfal design Of new Flat Top Cooking
Stove, just out.
1t is only necessary to say, that after very many
years OF experience, and being fully conyersant
with all of the various kinds Of Stoves which have
been invented on the down-dfaft rinciple, that
have taken advantage of every welLA Town improve
ment that has from time TO time been made, particu-
larry IN reference 70 the formation and construction
OF the fues, which always necessary TO be large
and have fully applied every improvement and
combined them all in tic "Sunrse Alright Cook
ing Stove" This Stove is made very heavy and 10
good subs 'antal articles / have made them extra
heavy in all the parts where long experience has
proved II to be important, and can assure my
toners that have spared neither pains nor expense
in getting itup; and it will not be excelled by any
stove now known of a similar character; / am on.
vInced that i will at once become standard Stove.
have fully tried them in every way, with WOOD
and COAL, and strongly re Ommend them TO The
public They operate in the most satisfactory man.
ner.
Patentee: A. j. GALLAGHER,
July LIST, 1855. Philsdslphia.