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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24
GLAIBGRNE'S MACHINE WOkKS,

NASH ILLE9 J D N Ne
TTIHR attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers, Manu-
iaetursrs, and all persons dosTouE OF Purchasing 81
home good mach nery, such as
steam Engines, CRrsWheess Of the most
astfAEs Oi every de- improved paglsrns,
ecnpu1n, saw VII -
Gearingt FuHapSs &Css ace
- respectfully eae1 % this Esa hshmegI grow
lug up rapidly premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
occurring JompaBy. We Intend g. carry ta business tut
y before, and shall be ready % taEs
orders Machinery aRd castings We haze already con-
operations In Back Oh SHOP and bOilsF-yard
md hal give lnsd tatssei0n 20 old and new cusio
We are experienced Nsehanc-eaeh Of personally at
tend ng - his dep4-tment aid tIus shall be able
superior work ~ Wer ratss than heTetoiore
this We snail warrant evs y piece Of WorN
done at tns establishment snd give mpt and PerOna
attention very order lefl oefi nus We hope 70
give general Satisfaction, and be ParontEsdb % all friends Of
nome manUaGturs.
JACKER & CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville; Tenn,
lime 3-u L. u Nashville Man. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

Bsy- The Albany Journal referring to the recent
Know Nothing riots at Washington, advocates the
emp oymeut of fre-engnes in queling such di, tur-
Dances in preference to the use of halls and bayo-
nets. This plan, if followed, would certainly
"throw cold water" on their rage, and might prove
a very efectual remedy
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FORCED SALE OF
Thirty Thousand Dollars
WORTH OF NRW FRESH AND FASHIONABLE
sHUks, BOOTS, BKOGAN,, and uP,Tine
RE4DY-MADE CLOI HING,
In great variety Also i've eask. assorted HARDWARE A.
10 80 ylIsty. AZ, aye -. as.0Ited aARDWARE
TRABUE & LUCUS,
No "a PubIic Snnare. s q .hHilIe. Tenn

hAbUE q LUCOS,
No ~ Public Square, = a .hViiIe, Tenn,
an TUESDAY aud " EUNESDAY, June 3Oth, and July
~ ls 1857 We wills Il auction, on account OF eOnHg
and all uthers concerns 2is Of new fresh and
fashionable Boo, and shoes, tO-wii:
Mems Pump Low Qua Heel Shoes kid; Fine Cali
Br KIP Brogaus, from 10 IS. Unbound BFoEars,
to ~ sp Brogans TO 49, Glove top Congress Shoes cloth
top Congress Shoes pate leather P Patent Leather Low
Quarter ShO .; ruperhue Calf Boots, pegged and
Leather oxford Ties Fine calf Oxford Ties La-tng
uppeo Gai ers'e ec LaGleF me SO 800 - win neesj
Gne Kid boots, with eeis; 81 as Caters; Boots,
seWsd and peggsd; Kip ell BOOu g. Pa rOted en-
ameled hOHs; Ladies Kid Buskns Ia ing haH CATERS
rppeu AID chIdFsns shoes in great variety Outh'
ana oOys' shoes, in great Vae.y 80 Of fac CALI kip
and mud DO lJs; 81 cases extra Negro Brogans,
CLOTHIN
Otthe finest order and Of the best materials and worm
snip, and warranted o. he neEes and most fashion tbs
lActur ed in Q OuIOf the United State, certain
Fine Msrsei Goals fancy trimmed; checked do; VIII
linen cOaIs fancy trimmed; dne Marses COS a
white; ianc checked all wool cashmere coats Pc IA
in ns French cashmere all eOofs N c. Z
pants and vest % CHI One eashmoFst OF all eor A h
coats, pants match; Pougss coats India s
coats; hank neu and farm ers satin coats and
station cloth baek and fancy coor plain 81 iped
fine French and Engi dTab at coats and pants biscl
alpaca coats AMI Taands Pernns black aud fancy
coats, rimmedi Zoe black and fancy Cashmere pants
hne white and Erass linen coats black brown a. d blue
r1th flock and dress eoalsj light summer coats 10
dsu.
every and deserp the st Ready CIolhiR
DHA' GOUD>I
We will offer an invoice add fresh staple and f-sV
Dry amounting enLy-dve Bdrud doll ara r
con the INST desrabs kinds leading uioiss 81
HARDWARE!
Five casks OF aso-d HARDWARE Of evoFy d1sogipliou
HrIware Cutlery &c Knives AID FORKS, Padi0aks AZ
Fines, pOon arely Of GODS in that lire Al
OF abb, gOoI- cUrsg"-r without limit viT
d.rs - ,eI In sine ana pay adTanc-5
Sut8os Il VIII this is dull Of a.
year, aud will sell me gU ds sscuaos tneu
1ey must col nave otleu called The ztenoS OF 81 n
city and cnuuty rchons 20 our large raes, new
drd wnh ore ssruesnsss than DO this "a /,
srg and bvs asOred and the best gods eVT a
the peasure o. Offering before Ia this city. Now,
5me 10 this b. sure 10 ecme-ths mast BE-
sold sale 70 commence At utne O'Clock precisely
1ERMS-All Gums 8 90 cash; eli sum ovar X
and undeFsioO, mOu hs all ums 500 and uBa 81
8 1860, months all sums over siOOo, s tbs.
June Bids. TRABUE q LULUs.
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HIMPOETANT To FABIILlES, AND ALL
WHO WISH To X EIsP COOL WATER
AND RESH MEATS.

DATENF Double Wall Ees Water Pitchers, both silver
L Plated Britauia-ths ioesL best and latest nyen
tIoR for keeping c, Ol water family
AtsO-Doubs Wall PO.uslainLine Silver Plated lee
Pitchers.
Also-DOubls Wall Porcelain ined silver Plated Water
COOLERS beautiful we'll goo d aftcletae abandonment
article fOr the parpos- YET Engrntsdl.
As8-Arthurt'B Rslssaling Fruit Cans and Jars
acknowledged be the bost article for s purpose Of
serving iTash Fruits
Also Preserving lars af all sizes 10 Glass.
AlsO-SiK sight Compsus, handsome and dne French
china Dibner Sets, offered ost, 81 OK
make for supplies, a. Aieks' China BALL No. 90
Public square. A. p. HICKS.
NsshViilt Irns 22-Ia
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B6g- An exchange says that twenty years hence
know nothing will be regarded as a traditional or
NEUROLOGICAL character. He will be spoken of as
Hector, Achilles Ajax and Therstes now are, of
whom the most learned scholars have found it diff
cult determine whether they were real or imagina-
~ beings.
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-NnTTOE.

VIs b 70 lsFWa7n all persons trading oI geect %
L ths Bank Of Tennsss@e, pa able 20 |" NsGl.neess
% sSTsr, dasd March GIh 1883 No. lssc iot -
aRd SiHtF-OBs Doars and Ninety tlgnt - -
a. :. FFsneh & Sou, have reserved
for be amount and will DOT boeons y.
Tnal~ iaas 233t'l .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

ES~ Col Vim. Ash, of Franklin county, Georgia,
left home in January last for Kentucky with three
thousond dollars purchase mules When last heard
from he was at Smiths Landing, near Nashville, and
il is feared be has been murdered for his money
Col A. has represented his county for a number Of
years in the General Assembly Of the State.
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MAGNIFICENT
Residences and Farms

WTTB OFFER for sale liberal t8Fms, Dr. q. ". HaE-
w dsl's boautiiG farm ab8ut four mile ffun ashFi
fronting abb of mile ne 6alatn pike ufnF
3s acres q supf r1T mFniug sad Eartsuiug land
with large Brick Dwelling and cd nPcc85ar out h5ugts;
or good spring and 81 abundance OF stock uater.
VIZ GFFER FJH sALk
Mrs Laase Bsnions haudgoHa reIidsnca, about miles
from ths city on the mdd nklin pike boBg al-Eant
frame dwelling viii etc Also, cue orchard und
3eH q choice land. Available ldnds fnr 500
plantation win be laksn 10 pan .aymsnt for Mrt. So Ess
dsuca.
Also for sale hat VARIABLE farm oflbeut $50 acres
the Scales lace, aout miles om be city re Prank
lin pike. Also desirable TF1d81ce about m - fFn
he city, she Nelsns lie Pike Also, dss BE r1si
The Ga latin and VsuEEn pixies. allies
ths city. Also; several elegant feadsles8in ags1a e1d
IL. aR.W BaOwH,
june 234iEaHam ~ ChsfT7 .,
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s
Fsw satjs5.a sfs % suggestive g renafk q HE.
As zach as so0isty kvs hats md espiass lheasaer,
the complete srorulity Of It's proportions win nat b
fully understood unt The immediate time With which
It is connected has 50 far passed as 70 enable the
world 70 view it ipartiall, and from sPOint where
the entire bearing can be observed and understood.
The Federal (Ga.) Uaios very properly says
sDisguise as you may, the principles ofthe Know
Nothing order were the most dangerous, the most
pernicious, the most destructive 70 the morality,
peace and harmony Of society, Of anything which
the ingenuity of the wicked men devils has ever
been able to invent and carry on IN this county
The utter depravity and wickedDess Of the whole
scheme Is being more and more appreciated as 1t Is
better understood Yet We are well aware that
thousands and tens of thousands Of as good and
honest men as any in the land have belonged 70 this
order Their were deceived, delUded, and hum
bugged. Thousands that have been members, now
look upon It with horror and disgust. Many that
have been members assure US, that althat had been
said Of the wekedness and corruption Of the order
had not hall core up 10 the reality. We can assure
those that are still liz the den, and intend to remain
there, that the less they say about the principles
and practices Of the order the better for them if it
were possible, they had better never reveal the Sc
crets Of their prison house. The only way in which
such society ever has ever can be tolerated in
country like this is for the members to say nothing
and keep Qark; discussion ana an investigation OF
their principles will be their destruction The best
way for the members that yet belong to the order TO
escape the condemnation Of the public, and 70 be
restored to the confidence Of the community Is to
plead political insanity. The plea would be re-
ceived and admitted upon the bare showing Of the
forms they passed through, and the obligations they
took when they became members. Every honest
man will admit upon such showing that man who
had voluntarily gone through with all it could moi
Be IN his right mind This is the best and the only
plea which we eau advise for the benefit Of those
Know Nohings that still remain in the traps if they
eeeeptit they may escape, If there Is no help III
/ them.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-24

Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAAMAGE,
No -, College street
row Ia reespt Of larg stock Of handsome 81 % ~
FOR LADIES.
sap. rsllsA Black KID slippers OOgs;
. French e q various afYiezs
e..v.s Lasting P.a'
FEsneh red bEonEod bows
White eoorsd;
8 Whtsf
French Embrolisrsd aid aud Saun siippsrst
Toilet slipper, black and oolorsds
hlaok French LAST ng Hselsd CATERS;
Italian Cloth Caters, ironi aud side laoe;
Bnrli-h Kid Hssled g
Frsnch Lasting Baton viii heels;
Kid and Morocco BsskiLs, Ees re, sc
FOE GENTLRMRN
French Calf Pump-sOls Dress BOOts
ssWsd
Pump sole Shoes;
Patent Leather aud Calf OEords;
Calf broad an narrow strap sh0eEr
BnFIish Lasting, Calf q Patent ahsT tszitsfa;
Calf Kid ULOrds; "TeFy nice "
Patent Leather Pump sole Dire Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters.
= oxford LES AID stout shoes, SC
MISSES blaek and bronEsd Kid-timmsd Slippers;
., Lasting Caters with and without heels
school shoes Of ever description.
MICRO BrnEans and Kip shoes Of all kinds;
Extra sized Kip and Goa B. otses fOE servants
Ny Stock Is extensive and Of The best and viii Be sold
John RAMAfsE,
IuRsQo a College srset.
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NOIICE.

n addition 81 the above sale the 2tth, We viii oasr
Is qr pipes N Laurent Fiis ROe6sils andy, e very
an8 arteieJ
On a credit Of months Of no ahd under, aud
i9es9i WI. GORDON & CO.
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OK SLAYERY-The New York journal Of ComHeTe,
informs US that the Rev. Dr. Stiles, now Of New
Haven, Connecticut is about to publish a work,
which will create sensation in the religious world
and especially among the clerical profession. Ii
Iates to the question of slavery, particularly as
connected with the pulpit and with domestic mis-
sion. The Journal adds. I'VE have been permitted
TO read hear a considerable portion Of the work
in manuscript, and can unhesitat. ngly pronounce ii
the interesting and valuable treatise slavery
that we have ever met with" DR.. Stiles is native
Of the South, and is perfectly acquainted with its
institutions. His work, We are told will make
volume of about three hundred pages.
We have no doubt the time has come when such q
book as is here referred to- will be calmly studied
at the North, and accomplish much good to the peO
pie Of both sections Of the country. Fanaticism
aud exctem Mt have ruled to very nearly the length
Of their chain, and we may hope at last, for some
thing better. In opinion FIVE years will not 60
by, before every member of those northern churche,
which have lately cut loose from brethren Of thC
same denominations in the South will sincerely re
greet the part they have acted and be willing to dc
anything In their power to restore the bond o.
unicB. - Providence Post June l5
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Notice.

A gentleman leaving the city desires % sell THREE
n EEGhOES one woman 3 ear old and child OF yea
Of COOK and TonsF makaby Stout and
healthy. also ut D years Of age, the best
vafby TFousr and hour the city, alSn very
god cook apply 81 this ONCE. junel9-3L
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DESTRUCTION BY THE Army Notwithstanding 70
the Cambridge md. Democrat, the army worm has
appeared in that country in Notwithstanding
every thing within reach. In some instances far
mers are digging and some have dug, bitches around
their corn fields to intercept them, and thus save
their crops from utter destruction. On their first
appearance they seemed to affect disinolinatiOn to
modest the corn, and could be seen, in great num-
bers passing through it on their march to some ad
joining field Of Wheat or grass to commence their
destructive operations, and some thought they would
leave the corn untouched; but they have, where it
was not cut before them destroy ed the grass nearly
stripped the wheat Of the blade and have now com
menced their ravages upon the corn.
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~ The Hon. James Guthrie has assumed the
Presidency Of the Nashville and Louisville railroad,
and is taking very active part in its management.
"a The Democratic majority, on joint ballot, in
the approaching Virginia Legislature viii be
ninety-tTO.
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Notice

Notice
TO TIE PEOPLE OF NASHVILLE AND TEN
NESSEE
ETTB undersigned, have purchased the Wreek o. he
w Lssss Ground Of the Nashville Manu- cturng ON
auy together with the materials and fixtures hrreon, and
sha mediatey commence the rsbui ding Of the Foundry
and Machine shop. We shall BE- able 10 q short tine %
commence OPs ons before and hope 70 b PeIonEed ~
lhe usools Of Tenn essss. "a. JAJhBk.
T. e. PARISH.
WM. RODGEHS.
JAB8 ELDER.
fuIm. B. o. WOOD
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brrSs coaFrssi6as s-jahs 1sisae h1is, NhAfAa
iat nroi, SO fspsnl s1s1utichc q RataFa J. "a Ward
In tKat uitv. arotee The remark q Pr Bond Al emf
asne uhSsioiau 81 Baltimore, Whe said that an
ves sTusrieucs st the hsdaidea Of the aek and d.
Ing had Taught him thss the mDat deceptive mqmaDia
Of q mans whole life are those IN which be fingers
on the very boundary between life and death; aAd
the words then spoken, reflect the prevailing no
lives Of fheirlives and moralEes thereon as follows
People are very apt to think, when criminal
denies his guilt the galloWs In view Of such sW
ful circumstances, that be must be innocent. But
the history Of criminal Law shows that nothing is
more erroneous than such opinion; and the dying
speech Of Ward In contrast with his written confes
sion goes still further to show how little dependence
can be placed on nan whuse life Is one everlasting
dupicity. If Ward told the truth on the seafold,
he he'd repeatedly before. Il be told the truth In
his confession, he lied on the soafold Whichever
dilemma take, the result will 20 70 show that the
view Of certain death does not make men honest"
"a The Louisville Oourisr says that the loss Of
the know nOthngs the election in tat city on the
10Th inst for Judge Of the Court Of Appeals, com
pared with their vote in November last Is one thou
sand one hundred and forty seven
PERsoSAL-samuel Clay, IT., Of Bourbon county.
Ky, has just returned from McKee, where he has
been purchasing mules and horses. He succeeded
in purchasing about three hundred mules and forty
horses which he drove to Illinois, through Texas,
the Indian Territory and Missouri, distance Of
two thousand miles. The stock is now upon the
prairies in Illinois recruiting. When they are fat
enough they will be driven to New Haven, Conn.,,
and then shipped to the West Indiea.-LOSisri1!s
Democrat.
"a The Hon. James Guthrie has assumed the
Presidency of the Nashville and Louisville railroad
and is taking very active part in its management.
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WOOI-Our country friends will find a ready
market for all their wool in this city. Messrs.
johnson, Horne s Co., and BOswOrth s Co. win pur-
chase any quantity that may be offered
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RS- The Richmond Enquirer says, ''the wheat
CROP has greatly improved in the immediate neigh
borhood Of Richmond, and on most farms is looking
yerv sne. The oat crop promises to be an abundant
one aud from present Indications good corn and hay
crops may be expected"
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AUCTION SALE OF
G. r o q E r [ E S,
BY
w. II. Gordon & Co.,

IN WEDNESDAY, next, 14.h June 1857, will offer A.
~ Public sale, oar usual quantities:
$50 hhds La. Sugar; 100 bbs old Bourbon WHISKY
IS Half bbls No asses; 100 do do RY9 DO
100 bbls Crushed Sugar l0UdO Elephant 40
100 Do Loaf DO 100 % ChsaoWeth do
50 do Cr Etalized d. - Eighth Casks lie BritCn"
500 Boxes star Candies Brandy
1000 do PrescO-ts soap; n IaYteJ DO PANT %
400 do Madison Starch; I do do Otard & CO DO
40 do Man Tobacco; 50 bbs American do
l0l 900 RsEalias and Praucipe 5 CherFy BouneeB
ssgars - casks Purt Wiae;
600 rasss Fine BFandieE do Sherry
IN "a : Scotch Ale; 3 do CaLeina do
IA baskets Hard alex Cham. do MADEIRA do
nazue; / Punehe0n Jamaica Rumi
100 bales Wrapping Paper
With many other articles.
rvnuaor SALE.-AlI suma under $500, cash. Ali
over and under $500 sKly DAYS All sums oy 81 8iDoo
mi tnder R2OO0 ninety All suns over 81 90,
mon Is or approved endorsd yabe 10 Of the
-ity Banks Giune .9-ldl W GORDON q 20.
pFsvoust regular sale Will Ssi eash, og
account OF whom may eOmIets retail Stock o.
Groceries in lO sut purchaser sale % cummenees %
81 ~ preessly. Wa GOKDoN q 20.
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HAFB lot of ClOJng situable fOFchIren between the
ages Of tire aud SIX years, which will sell cost
/ Iug2f-lt. JAMS DAVIS
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TRIED IN SEVEN STATES AND HOW IT HAS
WORKED

The Maine law (says the Providence Post has
been fairly tried in seven States Of the American
Union, and in every one it has proved a complete
failure From the eastern boundary of Maine to
the western line Of Michigan it has not permanently
closed single grog-shop. In Rhode Island, there
are three grOg-shops to-day where there was one
when the law was enacted. In Maine the law has
been repealed.
And we know that the law was a dead letter in
nearly every school district in Maine for at least
two years before it was repealed. There are not
CONTINUES the POST ten temperance men in any
single town Or city in New England, who will raise
a finger TO enforce the Maine liquor law The law
has been the statute book Of this State, with an
interruption of only three four MONTHS since
July, 1852. During the last.--tW years, not four
rum-sellers have been imprisoned under it, and We
are confident that not more than six warrants have
been issued.
The Maine law in Rhode Island had not only the
effect Of multiplying grog-shops to indefinite
extent but il has caused general spirit of resis-
lance to all excise law; and, indeed, has been a
most eficaciOus Of the general nsuhoI diuaion
Of the community to laws of all kind. The general
defiance Of the late exercise law in New ork city
and elsewhere would not now be Witnessed if the
friends Of the Maine law had not the example Of
disregard Of the rights Of the people in tn If
stiutiOnal scheme, and had not created habit Of
dIsobedience by their unWise project.
SCHEMES TO ' tx AND ANNOY arlOus injurious
schemes have been devised, from time to Time by the
abolition disturbers TO vex and annoy the South.
Perhaps nothing in this line has been more success
full than their steady and persevering endeavOrs to
SOW the seeds Of strife between Christian men OF
the South and Christian men at the North. There
are few so lifted above the inrHies of poor human
nature not to be effected by such evil influence
1t needs no philosophy 10 shQE that pharisaism is
natural 10 the human heart that it will flourish with
very slight culture. When many hundred preachers,
leaving the vices of their hearers with faint
rebuke. add their loud denunciations Of southern
sins to the assaults of disappointed tradesmeR in the
large eastern cities, the coarse abuse Of hroken-doWn
politicians and the continual dripping Of venom IN
the columns of papers sustained by this gall of
bitterness, It is no wonder that many good men
should be drawn into the snare and, hugging, their
broad phylacteries about them, see nothing which
needs reformation except these magni6ed crimes
hOurishing at a distance This assumption Of sU-
periOr virtue provoke acrimonious retor and mutual
ordinations begetting distrust and alienation; and
it is the especial pleasure Of those who foster this
strife 10 thrust in something to it. whenever
the people Of the two sections make any attempt tQ
meet upon common ground
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CHILDREh,s 81 .rHIN

Ii persons having rd cannot Go better than b
"A seuu It ~ swOJb d Co.'S Cotton Factory Col
lege nil.
June si-a BOswoRTH co
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-09
THE BEST STOVES IN USE d!


The heat passes down the hand column seen in the
above cut circulates all around the Case through ue
AZ inches square the inside, which radlates four
Sides then up the right hand eoum into the stove again
These Stoves have double the radatng of
use consequently most of the heat retained in the ROOM
The Ash PIT is abOTe the base that it does Inter
fere with the ue through which the beat passes These
Stoves have been tried where the drought very poor
They are warranted not to thrOw gas aud easily
managed. The CRATE should NOT be shaken Use small
power to enven to fire. If you have good COAL free from
slate you may keep from one end of the year to the
other Ordinarily, it is better to clear them
week in order to remove the slate by doing you vii
save much heat,
B, By observing the above directions you can save
80 per cent, certain in the quantity of fuel
Caprous Car and House Wood Stoves operate on the
same principle 1t is conceded by persons who have
used them and warranted by the Patenee that they will
10 per cent of the fuel used by any other wood
Stoves. The Providence and Worcester Railroad Com
pany use them in all their passenger cars the Worcester
and Nashua the Boston AMI Providence the Boston and
Worcester the Providence and Stonugon and the West
Railroad Companies ali have Them and pronounce
them nhead Of anything of the stove kind, for heating
cars.
Try them and they will keep you warm. Manufacture
ed by J. w. JORDAN
a. o X L n g sTOY YES, q G.
The subscriber Wishes call the attention of those who
are in Of the best Cooking arrangements that can
be found in this market, to his stock, among which may
be found, Stewards Large Oven, Summer and Winter
Cooking Stoyen which excels ali other Cooking appaa
Tight" and the "Banner extensively knoRn; ''The
Amaranth Patented ia 1857; all Of which he will sell
very low for cash, in exchange Tor other Stoves All
kinds of Copper Tin and Sheet Iron work done to ORDER
at short notice. VIM. LUCAS,
iy3O diff No Pearl street, Worcester
- - " 9 y =