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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
PRICE.

We furnish these mills ant powers, as described above including all the screws, bolts, bet,
gntebar,@ saw, supply pump, wrencha, crowbars,a and everything necessary for runnng,e except
the two long bed pieces and the woodwork of the carriage, the whole puup and boxed, and deliver
in ST. Loui,f for $l70.
Ties egnenua and friction wheels furnished for the carriage are sufficient to saw lor24 feet G
An extra length wHlbeJ@ sent whnd desired, and. an extra charge made oftwo dollars per foot. ORA
ad futile explanations aes Mt with each mill, ALSO a perect models md no. one can fail put
up and run tWhhout uoubks TIL" rgtto use always includedh the Sdeof e~ym mill
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1857.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06
SECOND SIZE,

This mflh constructed ON the I'm plan as the ohnr md is bout onetmds rgera md heavier
It requhesm more powr to drive it to its full sp@d, and wills saw much hrgr amount any given
lime The saw is sight feet in engh,H hcentfHh the largest and heaviest timber in ays section
The engneka inch cylinder, and 24inehs stroke. The locomotive boiler furnished with lis l2
4mches long diameter of nes she'll, 80 inches So inches long and 81 inches whe-34
tube, 3 inches in diameter rand feet ong-and all the other pas in proportion -.
The cylinder boer furnished with heb Ve ane 40 inches in dameer and 20 feet. bngw with
hesu rnaeh 'front.' smokep eanda nhe other PARTS in proportion. The generating capacity
of either of uea above boilers bout 90 horse power This owe is furnished witt 1.-THE mill lad
every ng all complete dy for runnigf fol $2250 in St. Louis. #. . "#.-.h
For further pMuculap-adea, -IMg#. I. .""'t
30. BRAGG. BURROWES, g. Co, St out, 80 rHa,I
1" PrpnetGs and MsnuGcues. Terms Cash. F
October (, 573m. HA.a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-06

Clarksuille, Nov. 6, l657-tf
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
THE EXOELSIORI7
CORN AND COB MILL
Invented BY Charles Loavitt, and
Patented on the 9th ofFeb. 1855.
For Sale by J. N. NAYLOR,
TlFFlN ONO

The above Mill hasthe mostv valuablelmprov
mentsln portable Cora Cob Mills and isadaptsd
10 the various Grinding aud Crushingpurpose. !.
for ieeding all kiuda Of Stock. Which systen,
offeeding Il now required aud fou nd pro6takle
by experiences.
THE ADVANTAGES TINS MILL mas oYER orHERs.
LAT Thattho grinders aFein Inserted on movable
rlags, which are 1ast Of hNid metal and wi on
worn outean berepleeed by poW rlngt, Ia I've
minutes forthe small sum ofthree dollars
Also, this mill can grlnd faster thAn gay other
Cora and Cob Mil offered for sale. This Mill
was awarded
heprasent year(l855)in a fair trial with
the Little Giant, Star, and ail other "a brought
n composition. The Excelsior Mill will grind
fromlen 10 atlesn bushels hourly, according 10
1r two hOTses,
Nov ,i0th Bs, J.M.NAYIsOR
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
I DIR. FRANKLIN'S.
ORIENTAL 4 AYDRoPATY
INSTITUTE.
FREDoN1A N. Y


Has been in uuecessml operation seven
months. The amount Of buBineSa done n
the Cure has far surpassed the most ssnsn;ao
expectations Of the proprietor and the n,oss
peot is fair for full house next spripp. ths,s-
fore all who wish rooms will do we'll 10 -
ply soon. The new edifoe is of briek IA
stone 100 by 58 n, Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for a Water Cure. Tbere
are two Bath rooms entirely sepeEate, for the
sexes furnished with every variety Of bathes
and an abundance Of pure soft cold ana
warm water. The rooms are all well veoti.
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furpisLsS
Every room ~ supplied with soft spTing.n5
filtered ram water Of the purest ousiity NJ
Is hardly necessary 70 say that FFedon;. ~
one Of the most preferable localities In tbs
United States, every way considered and es-
peoially for the inyild. Terms from q All
lars to l2 dollars per week including Room
board and treatment scoordingto room "a
attention required. Those who are yerv bsi,-
less must provide private servants. F.fh
patient requires one comfortable, two v,ooil
en- blankets, two cotton and one linen 49,,
and 3 OF crash towels, and a riding bnbit
to1 ladies. II furnished by the pronristoy
dollar per week will be ADDED All b;lis
TO be paid every Saturday. Pfesorintion ~,
home treatment by letter or otherwise, rom
| to dollars; Communications post nsi5 "a
dressed to ID. ID. franklin, IA. b. R,sJonis
Chaut %. N. Y. will receive prompt sttention'
I'm the sweat of thy face shalt thou eat bIead
till thou return unto the ground, Cen a
IT, 'The sleep Of isbOriRR man js sweet
Eccl. 8, ~. Those who have moi mpob yDo,'-
ey may come, as theirlaboT will be tatep in
part payment. Femsles whose oSses ~
quned iwhlll be treated upon Inc snsetssful
principle wich has been kept a SecYst h.
Dr Hamiltonof Rochester ". y, which viii
be an extra charge. A''A 'i'
FTedonia,F 23
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

US'f received > gessEAI AssortmoDtoS ! "a -
~ oithe celsoraiad Western Star, elsyateJ 49,.
cock s.osei thissiove y waffanted q IN s..e oseA
s s.sp any olher sfstatsd OSsS sovs
draw better. hest up house nj 4. Asei wood,
o,nsr eleYaied 0VeH stove asd ft'.,,'. y. ~,
Ipl 5 i.aTgllere thai cant be bdut. Fot ~
- er. nff So. AZ, '5G
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
JOuN sTAUB a co.

DrsrEoTsuIl4 snnouneeto the puDlio that
~ they are no longer In any way interested
in the SHAWHAN HOUSE STABLES, but
still carry on the LIVER YBUSINEsS at their
old stand, where the public, as heretofore,
VIII always ind good horses and hne caIria-
ges--bettef and cheaper than at any othef
stable in nTinin. PASSENGERS will be taken
TO any section ofthe country on short notice,
DAY OR NIGHT. Anyo of Sla6b's friends can
have then horses kept and fed in his stable
All times. Saddle Horses and single bug
ieu--oT bugBfes TO let without hefses IN fact
we can accommodate the public in any shane
or totu' That is our aim and we are bound
to do il, without fear of'friend or foe.'
or The rumoT that STAUB & 20. have
SOLD their LIVERY stock isa LIBt WE
still have the best slock Of horses and buggies
in Tifiln, and our prices are lower than ever
u "oLD JOHN" will be on hand at ell
times at his stable, where he looks "eyery.
thing over himself.
May ttth t85B.-Atf.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

alLssD ~ sold 81 ia Market street st. Iouj,g No ~
SSiS5: of Ssw fmi,o hoie and b snDrugsi, svsy~hsr
possible terms At on Ihs best
ket street, ST, Louis. ~ - ia, Mar
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

Inn CHURCH SCHOOL HOUSE STOVES
AOO Just receivedi warranted the best la he
market. Also general assortment Of oval. round
and square column drums Tor same. For aa's
cheap ut Yerk's msmpoth stove en- pofium.
Juue a., 1856,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

NITANTED. 1000 900 pounds Of old casting
w lOON 900 lbs. old eopper, brass aud paNtaF
$4,000 lbs. raga, 10000 feet L.umber. Beesu A ,
lva geese feathers, gnseng, &c. AL og which
will be paid the highest marketpriee at Yerks eu-
porium. je. ~,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

PROF. woOn. 80. New YolS, oei.,R, 1884.
suI Nsw le5 o9sns ofyOuf sssbIa ed Hail Renter.
liz I, boltle, and was 20 much plenlsd
hsn s decidedly ths be'tpTspAIaton bsfo stbspvhHe
~ ~ onoe remoFed All dandIuha and unplenssnt -
srnSbsntl yhaiFAasuIsly, ana have as
have Psmi'son TO refer 10 me- all VIA .n,,,,.,.
my accompanying all thAtis claimed foTit
ep.tsri Miss FHEEs 80 X Cfeehwish Az
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
Bank

JosIiA,h hedges, "A. C c.BALDwlN and w
Y y li, DuES have associated ihsmsslTss for
ou'ine'1 undeEths RAmeof III
lntsrestWill be paid on deposits s,spJis,.
months at per cent per annum.
10 aHo
Land Warrants bought and Sold
MAJ ,ss. W. c. HEDGES a Co.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
HOLF HOUSE,

"a. n, IIoET PROPRIETOR,
slta odouthe corner Of Adams andSRndusky
str e isa. ,s,.ly ss%oO. ,oOsi1o vS Sig
fof Inc Especial aeoOmn0iatloh of the tlAyolme
public. thia IIOnaeis 10 fne pieaseutest part of
the Civ Nd u A,latisd eOdimOdious md sDlendid
building, we'll adaptet10 che purpose Of a public
house ii isbut a'feW rOds from, aud IN sight OF
the Railroad Dcdot, Il h the nearest aud most
eommodious tavrn " that point. Mr.. How
takes pleasure In announcing 10 the public that
his House contains plenty oflarge airy aud
WE'LL FURNISHED
bed Rooms. lie would also invite all Of bic
old eustomers.to give him a esll,as he thinks
theywiilhe satisfied.
Tfin, OoAlT, 1885. a.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
10 ME GENTLEMRN

8. Emerson would invite his old patrons ana b. nnb
gsnerayto call sndeGamihe his stock ofCl6ths
Veltngt and Ready Made ClO,hing.
Ihe laot patterns OF Frensh, EnEish, and Amsricrn
gloves, hats Ssd caps NOehargs fOIihOviRg gOOds.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

ppoP n n,o Waterford, Mas, July rs, 1sss.
vont III. ~ NVODi With confidence, do recommend
have used the waPhs and
,i efeet. Since using youf sy Rs,ios
gradually grown darh and now feel eohsSsSt h,,. ~
nor ePpoaiions viii them 20 Their 49,
ns'0 common amOngPsT'On' '''i'
J.G. KfLBY'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
- daAHQER ONE.

Slpp3H, ASe'NFn he will end6at6r rt0 Eiss than tbs
tgll value Of their monet ~ Ishlsst- ~ - ,ns
chairs, &C. of Vhlehhs Wili oRdssvor to hs.,.s
~ ~ hahd as ialgoan assoItme ~ at tAs ti~asssE
az means Will Harrgai,Al ahAdt ~ ~ ~ s'a..
y S'.as ,seer,and ~ eonpslsRt W0rkmsh .,i De-.
NOV. SOth. 's6.-tf. ~ D,J GOODsF1S
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

gO Premium Of the States Cook Stoves. This
w isthe best premiu'a siova Ia the n.rksi. fog
sale shsapat Ysrks smporium. j.. q Z
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27

srp North Ea'i, PenntylvAnia, March o. tsss
sih IN consequence Of having hair fof ,svs,.i -.
nos only giay bot psfsety white, have rut Il !bo,,
since, was Induced use your H5i, Ionlh.
az that iii sset' ahoit f.' h
"a J ~ :. TO all former ipleadot
80 loi ana gioisy 70 BE- more beautf'i ,bs
y. ever was. when under the influence Of lie 6Ss,, III
90 reeohhen Il to stefy Ihdv A. dsej.j
world ''Viiet ass oL 1AyihinF IN tie
BETsY SMITH
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
THE INITIAToRY COURSE

embraces afeKuaf pfogIestve settles of manuscript oan,
classified mewhat ~ 10 he vafety 0f transactions.
aims 70 deypnpe the fs principles and philosophy of Ao
counts farfhan routine and actual foHnulh by ed
dressing The fehson and Judgment Of The STUDENT who stu
dies Withthe view of appFusndine and arriving at rosu,
and 90 pushes bic inyet,gatoni with muoh greater
hdenus, pleasure andndependenos.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
NEW METHOD OF TEACHING

iukes a he vefy gemlnanEpolnp of the seisHss,
vgaac he Ffaat natufnl tvu0ld divton Of he Ledger
Rshland Representative Property aad the RovofnlnF law
uf hntir a. regards itf Affecting The two oattea "
counts and npfe o uo same Glass, In every variety Of
transactions thus stripping this most usain and beautiful
soienao of mpuh gi 10 meh0hafed mytiuhef made auch
BY arbitrary and lnillbe rules, mehninEeu forms and
false nu0nsi and hence ehAhsa tho student aoquiFe
cooot notonp " aoooua embodied In eotua pfagoe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
pooK KEEPINa pEPARrMENT

embraces three distinct grades, rin indatofy, Regular
and Eateadsd Doufsos, and taughgoa Fesos New Meth
oj recommended BY twenty of the most reliable
Pfactioal AogOunlhnts Of Cleveland
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-03-27
RoLsoMa
rUITION FEE In ADYANOE.

Foi entire Mercantile Course time unllmited e4n
Same Course, fuf Ladies 23
rWohty Lessons IN Practical peumanship, simply
fof ull oote in foufitlAnF, eto, ~ PCT arfesment
~ o. Rof pafoulaft lof Catalogues and Circulars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

PRETTY WELL DOwS.-A few years since,
before railroads were known and when ther-
mometsrs were but little used in the interior, a
son from the Green Mountains spent night at
the old stage house in Newburyport. 1t was
when smoke jacks were used fot roasting tur-
kies, and at one Of those cold times when every
one was asking, how is the thermometer The
stranger thought he would, like the others, take
u look Mt the weather indicator. Returning,
be rubbed his hands, and remarked-''pretty
tremendous cold guess-csn't get much fur
ther-the thing is most down. Those who
passed out soon discovered that the weights of
the smoke jack had been consulted instead of the
mercury JnrnaI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

THE TIDE IL THE BAY OF FFUSDY.-A summer
tourist writes from Windsor, n. S., that the
tide in that region is worth n visit to witness.
At Windsor it rushes in from the Bay of Fun
dy, the height OF % or so feet. But the tide at
that point Is not attended by the sublime
demonstrations witnessed in the Bay of Fundy
Setting in obliquely on the coast of North
America, the tide ''seems to range along that
coast in channel or bed, gradually narrowing
till 1t is stopped in the Bay of Fundy, where the
accumulation Of water becomes tremendous.
The tide approaches with a prodigious noise in
one vast wave, that is seen many miles off, and
tue waves rise to the height of more than seventy
feet Swine exhibit a peculiar penehant for the
shell fsh uncovered by the receding water, and
root vigorously until the distant rumble of the
bore" or approaching wave is heard which they
detect with remarkable readiness, when the
whole herd turn tail and make for the nearest
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

A CALIFORNIA WIDOw.-Captain Saltwater
rays his 6rst essay to affect matrimonial char
aeter resulted in 4 manner So discOurayiny tha
he doD't believe he II ever be induced to try it
over again. The Captain being out Of the ser
vice for some months, conceived passion for a
rather mysterious young lady boarding at the
same hotel. Says the captain, = l conveyed her
r0und 10 shops, shows, theatres, churches and
every other place Of amusement and inforIna
uon, and at last. when thought things had
gone far enough, squares my yards, and says
Just IS cool as n pnWder monkey Ma am,
&c been thinking I'd like to be splieed9 y
"sPheed says she, as srtless Us turtle
dove.
- ''SPlieed, said L. " and if you we notion,
why m ready to take my luck and dunnage
with you, ma am
She looked sort o taken back at first, but
she goes about and says: -
Captain, I've been thinkin' if nv husband
don write soon, and send Inc some money and
gold watch from California, I'd Just as leave
marry somebody else as not, and II YOU wait A
lew days I'll give you the preference ."
Her husband had been 20 the Pacific lust four
months, and hero was = California widow,
i siood Oh, s'tsr that, " said The Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

~ An instance of absence of mind occurred
d auay or Two since, where an explorer into the
mysteries Of chemical science burnt his nose
by nnid lamp with which he came in contact.
We met him a day or two afterwards, with
large plaster on his nose, and asked him about
bis hurt. " 1t looks bad, don't ii p" said he.
We assured him it don't look any thing else.
and asked him If il hurt him much when Ii was
roasting. :" "Ne'er bit, replied he "i in fact
didn't feel it at all, I was 80 absorbed in NV
experiments; and, though kept smelling some
thing like burnt meat, | imigined it was a din
ner cooking somewhere, and kept right on tin
my student told me my nose was on FIRE. and,
putting my hand upon it, found that it was
even 50. thrust il in bucket of water and
extinguishsd it.; but il has left the mark you
sss," ~ ssaDya I..tuJ ~ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28
A CARD.
"RUBB & LOSANO have III

- CARD.
0RUBB K LOSANO have the pleasure to an
they have just received fresh from the i'm ~
pOrters full and beautiful assortment of M
CLOTHS, S,CASSIMERES, ,VESTINGS'of K6
all varieties and GENTS' FURNISHINGS --i~-
all of the .test and most approved styles, which
Will be disposed of at prices that cannot fail to
please.
Al orders intrusted to promptly and faithfully
filled.
GRURB LOSANO, Merchant Tailors.
a-lm 4n2Rfh Penn
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Dentistry, &c.
hENTlSTR6.
IL DR.. STEPHEN BAIIy.
oFFIcE No. iS rkNSsfLvhSIk AvxNvr, &sS[S

IL DR.. STEPHEN BAIIY,
OFFIcE NO. i8 fkNSsTLvANIA AvKnrH, AS
TArss doors from l4sA Street.. ~1o
DR.. BAILY be.s leave to inform the puhis,A,,b.
be ata hours, al his Ofoe. locate as above
He feels assured that experience Of 6een years;
variety Of dcut cases thai he has tTessed
fully, will enable him to surmount any dIfhculty,
own perience conf rminE the opinion Of many men
eminent in the ProtsssIon, and especially Drs nArns
card all mercurial preparations for filling Teeth, also
al Enamels. Gutta perchs, India Rubber, and Ce-
Teeth. and that Porcesn. mounted on Geld Pists.
Is the only reliable substance thst be worn in the
American Dental Convention.
Although he aStters himself from his long resi-
known TO his numerous friends and patrons, he bets
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late X ector of the Church Of Epiphany
this city.
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire 20 express
my esteem for you personally, and my oon6denoe ia
you AS superior dentist. The operations executed
msy receive the paironsSe from nv friends and the
public that your skill so well deserves.
Washington, Aug. %, lSjo. J.W RENcH.
From one of the oldest firms ~ Baltimore, Messrs.
Boggs, Cotman Co.
Having employ ed Dr. stephen Bsily, Surgeon Den
tlst, OF Washington city, To execute for me i'm
pOrtant and difficult piece Of work, which he did to
s my entire ,asseGn ana 9 view Of TIE fact that
College Of Baltimore, failed, after repeated trials, to
perform the same Work satisfactorily. t gives
great pleasure 10 express entire confidence aud
high estimation OF his professional skin.
Baltimore, Jan. Il, l257. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from note received from the late Hon. John
NJ. Clayton.
L. s. SENATE, Aug. Is, 1856.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; moth
Ing could be better. Very gratefully,
To those that seek relief from the masdies Of the
teeth, can cheerfuily recommend Dr. :. Baly q
superior Dentist; he made q set OF porcelain teeth
for Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
SELF and the work has all stood W ell for than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf of the NJ. <. Church South.
Apnl l9, 1885,
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skill Of DIR. 8 Bally,
Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been cognlz
ant of his operations our families or friends take
pIeasure In pressing admiration Of his artistic
skill as well as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery, ard respectfully
commend him 10 the confidence and patronage OF the
public. OF which we consider HIM enlnently worthy.
THOMAS L. WALTER, Architect u. =. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, VI. d., of Washington ID. G..
II. =. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, Do.
N. ;. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washington. ID. e..
Jos. III. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. G.
GEORGE WALTON, TX Governor of FlOrlds.
WALTER LENox, TX Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. =. Patent Office,
&C. WIGHT, Principal RIttenhouse Academy.
feb ~ If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28

nR. WILLARD. DENTIST, LATE OF CHI
IL cAGO. would respectfully inform the OFT
izeIs of the Distinct and vicinity, that hay- cpSF
lag located himself IN Washington, he is 1lo
now prepared TO perform all operations IN his profess
sion, IN the most approved style.
Office, No. 80, Penn avenue, adjoining G6utier's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY
ICE.
DUMPS-PUMPS-PUMPS.

The subscriber gives notice that he continues to
manufacture his large Iron Pumps. They are strong
and substantial, and will raise water one hundred
leet perpendicular. For information refer you to
the inhabitants who have sed the m and two oftbem
may be seen on street. between 18th and 18Th, one
in deep well, two on Virg ina avenue between I'd
and 4th streets all put in operation by order of the
Mayor Of Washington. He will dig and deepen
Hydrauan Rams, and replIr old pumps OF every
description Those desiring his services will he ac-
commodated at the shortest notice by calling on the
subscriber IN Washington. ID. c., No. 463 Virginia
avenue, near the Carroll Place.
sc 2-eO2m FOSTER HENCUAw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28
HOT-AIR FURNACES.

Il would heg leave to inform builders and others
that have "a store the most approved and eoonomi
cal FURNACES. portable and stationary, tnat can
be found In the Union. would name
ChilsOn's Hot -Ar and Ventating Cone Furnaee,
world renowned for Its excellence IN all TO-
Cox, Richardson, Boynton's Cons Furnace. p.
JAS. MetiregoT's well i-trled Portable FurnAce
Sanfords One Thousand Dollar Challenge Portable
Heater. - %" "a 's
FOx's Porstle Pst Furnaces, .iiA E. -... -.
Hayward, BARTLETT Il Co.'s Improved Portable
Furnace. "a -.i'
Ea,,S,,. u ..,-saa.SJ III ~. ~
Stoves for heating the room in which 1t is set, ana
the rooms above, ~ a'i".'. f'f-. t...H- ~
Registers and yentilstors. all szes, and at the
lowest market prices. ~ - ! .H'ii = .t-'.E D
call is sil that 10 necessary to satisfy the most
d, JAS. SKIRVfNG,
a Washlngton Stove Crate, Range, and Hot Air
Furnace ManuiactorJ, 9. T.. corner Penn.
slIIo avenae and lIth street, No. 267, se ie-eozw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-28
T'HE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMS, NJ. ID, the inventor and patentee OF
"LoOmiS Mineral Plate Ttsth," having
successfully introduced has Inprov ement a. Sp&4
varlons cities, has now permanently estab- -~A11&
lls.ed himself IN Washington.
ThIs Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists EFF
ly m making set of but one piece of material, aud
that lndestructlbie mineral. No metal ~ used m
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