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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23
We HAVE Run To AND FRO. FROM

Ne HAVE Run To AND FRO, FROM
! faith, these amber ~ years bark faialllaz
prophecy bat saith thu prophet -kaoss ledge shan
he iner.assd-see Dasisl Ali. g. 90 ahen q. there i.
but one l.nri, ane faith baptism Ephesian.
IT, q AMI Abraham and sarah skey the psrenfse al
the jew and Also az the Christian they The pa
rents 81 Al them that beeve--ssr Romano VI 4 IN,
Peter IA. snde 81 then ihey The example u
all professors 10 sse ihio Ihus there ANA oil book
u u and where u h. An expianstioa ~ I~yitice.,
chapter xviii q. Of What 10 styled the human fam
ily are Ant sil u them the f.se u Adam. ne ai.,
nniioe some of the dark sAyinss az Ms..s The
psmpAi~t ean he - n Lnsr. Lane i cV. pakiisA
ing a0ese Dayehpori, and aisc u ike Unsoss Mouae
- thrur mp their 80 TiGhssoueness and suhaali
ihe1seSe. 20 The riDAseeaeasas u God fos their
6aav.essn, VII - veil " - 80 the pampAsss
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lust RECEIVED a FINE ASSORTMENT
- II All sizss AZ prs.@ tran. o. 81 ga al asuuld d
steeres. De.salnt block, between the hls TIA ket
tie and big uorse Collar au2s1tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23

1ts -I,s.ial silctaA - al So llna mMNe la,tss
et.ss4s si.Nest,eyut% Is sssi t-tAie laen,A Is Ut
ltst ahteh safmpi,sss "a s44s pg,ttfis sas
tsatstol -uhugta Ai- AMI saail tgsrI- the eih
as tsttaH saa tarAa AauJs ssatt .tsanA tastfhtt
.,E the ~tate
las taAMAN saAma lmwrks
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23
CARD.
A LII WHO HAVE GIVEN Me the A0EN-

A LII VINO HAVE GIVEN NE the A0EN-
IA CT of s.liilg their Heal Estais will md IL 10
tho haEds VI & Augustus HavilAni Esq, who sccu
pies part u my Office and Who Gomez anoas W well
Fccoinmended for integrity aud high business capae
q aud doubt not Will render general sailssnssion
10 all who may favor ham with their patronage In the
Land Agency hnsin-ss
would remark Ia conclusion, that hAy. valuable
ands ~ NJ ows Ia Davenport and vieinity Tor ssie
and that msy be found IN my cfacc during businsss
kunfa Z. EADe,
Davenport NAY - Ls Claire so~
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AttF at Law
Atty AZ Law
W. T.. BARBER 4 CO.,
LAW, LAND Il LOAN OFFICE,

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL AND PER
WI soSAL rfopsuy
legal busiess VI every Kind faithfully attended 10.
lss. iaN cstx gated ana Ahst raets q srn nssNniTea
drawn
Laai Warrant. located hom actual inspection VI
Ns lands
fsteEts obtained far Inysniors
Heal Estate fought aud sold on communication.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23
Real estatf.


Lands tm Cedar County.
G0UTHH HALF OF SEcTI0N2l AND NORTH
~ half Of Dec - 7 ~ n w go arres oi the
a,ov. there we're broken Ia i.5S. lao IA
lie N y Of SEC -
Alec, W u Of y " Sec . T 70 x W
20 acres
". VI n y and = W of . l. Sec Q
7 T9kIw lao aarSs
b IN q \ Sec . 7 20, II 1 " SO acre.
SE of = w \ aud n W 81 y \, Sec.
~, Il 70, X 4 W~~so acres
y s I 5~e o. r % RI W LOO aescs
\ OF N, W aad L \ Off " Sec -, +
~ X Nv leo acres
Also smaller tracts, selected siiL aad for sale
sery Reasonable terms ~
y25 COOK q sAK0kNT
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Gow. Aloen's Column.
EDWARD ALDEN,
R0oo Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE

General land, Insurance and Intelligence
AHeMs,
Corner Main and Second streets, Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
- rrni- Collected TAKE. faid far mon .re.is,rti.,
Collection. Made aud rraaptiy remt'tca - ahs par
af the eanntty
Exchange Rtnsht al Slii Note. p.scsunici 81,
dc~bt SeraritN.
sssrstxsfs ~ rsRstsSsSs
LICK Marsh q au. .ps.t0n, Ass.wrhu-egt.
W. : Madsctt a Gu -s.... bss,na, Massae hascti-
HNa " W Harris, Eass Rail. cwairt Masssrhasstt-
Hon n Keith -.... Abingdon Nas.schasciik
Russell AldeA*- -.s-. Gasnleila. Massachusetts
u Smaii, ksl ,... z..E-,....=s Z. .slsus ll,n'is
A ~tsveh- Esq ..sa4s..s NJ Anthony, Mtnne-',ia
uon, iausss Thatius t9u, i. hsVeupoti, isws
Barrow 4 rreiNmaa4.... -z..4. Davenport, Iowa
Barucil, G,li.tt e., .=- Davenport, IONA
0enFgr l. whmcasnb, k.9 .... nsNpnppat, iewR
Corner Main Ani Second streets, an McNsEas
Shepherds block sp.ssu
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eAitas,r - ksaas sfuse'
lbEAL tSlAtE nolGuI ANb s.'LB ANb
~ As.rs i.Nsned 80 Sapslna-,ssn
aAAls ta.d sea calleettaas maas Ga rar,te. "a.
al - ft,ai- ~ ths tauhtt1
LAND WARRANTS slst. aYL al t,.4lhy..
i.ssIaNlH2 q = t-su1 AsrAeN tsithtnuA transacted
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-23

- 1NUVAL-D. J. cARLgION Has IL
go go. sosssr Dsslv e issssH sss. sss.1s
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w large ana well selected stock ai BoossX \
ard stucs, 10 which we Invite the atfeAitoaY
vi ali In xaas Of articles IN liLe CouuirS iS1
isss wishing rspisnish their .ocks will nni IL T.,
their advantage 10 give us call before plrchasinx
elsewhere
To nunsgeas customer. who prefer Custom
Work, We coEtians 10 hold induce rnsuts IN The
way Of prime stock and stylish work act e2aallsd
manufactured ~ Ssu4l
apsesf MOORE 4 GARRETT Brady 81
I AIDES HEEL CATERS MADE T6 Or
- DIX n 4 e.
GENTS PATENT LEATHER BOOTS MADE
NJ 10 order N
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q. q. MGIaas~.
Notary Public and Csuyey ancrr.

nishlBs as.a MI vthsr Instruments ~ ~u,tng
Ia,aalth sui etgst aiN sxse9tsl
l.sit, -tttatsA saV.s t. ttse afst#tt.at48n -
hti,s a. Eral I.iAt,. sad at.,tatt. .t,t. uLsH u.
yaFstsA,
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Rlfll.maMla l.A,lA

BUILDING LOTS
lsOR SALE AT FAIR PRICES AND ALL
j on long credit, 10 facilitate Improvements
COOK 4 SARGENT
vii ssii ioss 10 parties who viii baiid tGsm THE
se~son. al moderate phess and credit II cue
no and thsee yesrs tuGSu
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Tke DMrsNPsrf Track:
THE ABOVE PROPERTY WILL lnn =
! b. .oii aa sssai l.Itas saekaAs ssl
80 k.s Estate Va hi. ,snHis Asa the d1
>sm1l6as " 0sssoer.
nine year. cid ehs.iHut -sr1sl /. ks,sts is.h vii
eaffaHt htua sure fas xattss 81 tIas. IA. Tssais
side "a Ihfss 4lnai.. irsk. which j. sastsah
over tulie MoAa.f sired hr ~ reas
DRAFTED IratiIs Lsf.. NssLt.sts.H has sisa - MIA
hrins Manas4 VA. ttatlsh4 trsts4 Lag I.laha tAa
fssa ". Vail ". .,4gi sssst tshgsi
- Re- Estate ~ th.# fsaIls Ar tls
TrsssSssg slmlisOS soWsssss~sas sl0ssl3.
D. Nsrai.a.t His lAaak data b. Aauahtthm Nrats
prepared "a lfsstv thar Aak ~. tted Ittiie n
altnntss aaa ~ -.es.aas - A.s stylish hos%e Iv
y.ass "a iss hssd- hat. W. si.ss edit. f,e.a
Laa thai eanEt he surpassed ny ahy @scs iiaa.r so
TN. eouulI1 We esn shaw lao lulDstr- aud hny
.scaad- @dh hiF. TRACK Wi ssli hlu 81
ssai term. ~ ssrAaHs. 80 eaaasB lfuIritt A.s
TAe sesle6saa AnsO.
.iisssi,t BsN tisf.s ains issf- 81 T. bsnss-
hish SO .haA three nainat.s "a harness Ma. sired
- tho tsSitlAs hufsc " a.hasieH dana ~ AbIAiish
tbs hos se 10 tsso wsl kHuAn here - nsci ans
utait., 0daisoa from HE .si Ia tLs csaNf3 wlfi
sh.~ fas il.eif We sal sell L.na 80 sd fsfias -
eschsIs. III Real kss.r. Also w.. tbarsnEhhrsi
Horse.
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Lom4S - MD0e00oDD OuUGDys
GOUTH HALF or 0EC3DoM u, y. IL
- E.--s2o scrss Thts ssnss = - 010 q u. -
xsieost~ 2
a variety q . aaa = - ssassa. - - -
Aired fss - " -
~ ooo3 = 0A11yE
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q Z r. ON'N
OPPOSITE THE LE CLAIRE HOUSE

4 THE PLACE IT, GET GOOD GOODS.
] AID The naly piss. where you Ind isss uhsi
lun ssHt Va the Hat TAP. l.Adles Fancy rure 90
k.,ss Department Tie hes iast RETAINED fsuun ~
Eas With ali The iai~st p~itsras, ard 10 houn1 - Ell
A. lpw - ans h"ass 10 The Wess Dive - 8 ell
~ n ALTON
.szlit@ Dss~apssts 0aSsk $1,000 osoes
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prsvs ATtsssh~r's Patent IAN and rases rasp
ihis tunp ~ll n.e fse1~ sud isss liable ~ get aa.
a'det than ANY other IN ase and has led trem,
n,4s awarded ~ sy~tS fair which " has hs~a ~
lttat.d i...s3
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NEW lot AND N0oE STORE I!
WEST SIDE OF BRADY,
oes~eea TAira and F~arsh sssssss.
JAMES {. TODD WOULD MOST cha
- respectfully inform the citizens of the city
81 navenPori and surrounding eountry, thai -
hs - how opening from the beet Manufacturer Of
New LasiAnd and Pkilsdsphia, large ana general
assortment OF
Fall and Winter Doels, Shoes,
RuBBERs, CATERS AND sLIPeERs,
Of every variety aud description A, my goods are
made expressly for
RETAIL. TRADE,
10 ali tkoes who may favor me with call I can
guarantee the work manship equal 10 those nsnufsr
tur~d In THE on any other par Of the United sates
seh JAS e. TODD.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

NED MARSHALL This gentleman, who
formerly represented California in Congress,
has recently been figuring as the "second"
of Mr.. Green, editor of the Commonwealth
IA Kentucky X. N newspaper-in arrang.
ing the terms of n duel with one Mr. Major,
editor of the Yeoandn, Democratic paper
Major, the challenger. stipulated for dis
tancc of ninety yards--weapons. rifles -
Green being deaf, however, was unable to
hear the word, and il was decided that he
could rot proceed in contest so obviously
to the advantage of his adversary. So says
the st. Louis Republican.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

PEACH DEALER RoBBED A man whose
name we have failed to learn, came here on
Saturday with a wagon load of peaches and
succeeded in selling them to the various
fruit dealers, realizing some $3.50 for the
lot. After selling out, he very imprudent-
ly lay down in his wagon and while asleep
was robbed of every cent he had. The rob-
berry was an exceedingly bold one. commit
ted as it was in broad day light and on
Montgomery street. The unfortunate peach
dealer mourned his loss most grievously.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28
The Campaign.

Hon JOHN d. WELLER opened the Demo
cratic campaign last Saturday evening in
Sacramento city, by speech. the truth tel
ling force of which will place him, as the
the standard bearer of the Democracy, in
the front rank of successful orators. The
vindication of his own character, by refer
ring to the public record of his official acts
during truly eventful political career for
years past, as shown by that address, must
needs weaken the position of his opponents,
and paralyze the tongues of his traducers
and slanderers
The bold, manly and independent style of
Col. Weller but bespeak the character of
the man. His position in regard to those
questions, if they may be so called, which
have been sprung upon him by those who
would injure him for the sake Of woundng
the Democratic body, is strongly marked
and the questions find a ready answer by
turning to the history of the past few years.
Few speeches of one hours duration, con-
tain more matter pertinent to the questions
in issue than that of Mr.. Weller. 1t is no
Stanley speech of old fogy topics 1t strikes
right home and speaks in thunder tones.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

turned tother side up until the city fathers
aad mothers and the poor but respectable"
property holders Of this town shall hearken
to the voice of common sense and reason ,and
purchase a suitable and Efficient engine, and
dig cisterns in the corners of these streets
and fill them with water, as they ought TO
have done long ago.
AIN requested by the Buttes to return
you their most excrutiating thanks for this
evidence of your proverbial generosity, and
to assure you that if you want any more
Hay Racks hauled out into this plaza, that
they are just the boys to do it. (Mingled
exclamatons of applause and mourning.)
Mr. Hubbard then read communication
from DR. Vro0man, rendering box Of Bran
dreth's pills as an earnest of his willingness
to serve the company professionally, and as
a token of his sorrow for the "early death
Of our dear " mersheen."
The members then divested the Hay Rack
Of its borrowed adornments, and leaving it
standing " alone in its glory on the Plaza,
pr oceeded to the truck house, and through
the generosity of MIR Van Brunt and Dave
Patterson, had a glorious time over bucket
of g Sansome punch" presented by the for
mer, and generous pitcher CT milk puncn
donated by the latter.
Speeches and toasts followed, and with
every demonstration of good feeling, the al
fair ended 1t was a sad and glorious day
for Orovile, afford.ng as it did, both proof
Of the lack of interest felt by our citizens in
the fire department, and the determination
of the 80 fire laddies" TO shame them into it
if possible.
The steam freengine is tin locomo-
tive, and the Smith machine is a big pewter
"squirt-gun."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

FATAL ACCIDENT On Monday, says the
Shasta Republican of last Saturday. man
by the name of Cap Sanders, got upon the
drivers seat of the Bald Hills Express wag-
on as Mr. Wheeock's He was Intoxicated
at the time, aud was told to take seat back
which he refused to do. After riding near
ly two miles he fell from the seat forward
ubder the heels of one of the horses which
frightened them so that they kicked him up
on the back part of the head, fracturing his
skull. He fingered until Thursday morn
ing when he died. He was Scctchman by
birth
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

NEW ADVERTISEMENT We call atten-
tion to the advertisement Of Mr.. Schroeder
of the Metropolitan Bowling Alley. He has
recently renovated his alleys and placed his
whole establishment in first rate condition
We likewise direct attention to Mr. De
Young's advertisement setting forth the well
known attractions of that delightfully."- cool
retreat. the " Magnolia" The latter is one
Of the most pleasant and popular resorts in
town.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

ISLANDER SUIT.-An important suit for
slander was commenced on Wednesday, says
the Morning CaH, in the 18th District
Court, wherein Henry G. Penniman is plain
tiff. and L S Fiske defendant. The case
was given to the jury at o'clock last eve
ming, and they had not agreed upon YER
dict up to eleven. The plaintiff s testimony
was TO the effect that whilst engaged in the
house of Bull, Baker s. Co., at Shasta, Pen
niman spoke desparagiugly of his integrity
to Mr. Baker, the partner resident in San
Francisco, which caused his dismissal from
the employ of the house. The defence offers
evidence to show that, although Penniman
has spoken of Fisk as an untrustworthy man,
his discharge did not emanate from that,
but from some other cause
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

AUCTION SALEs.-0n Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Joe Dunn will sell large
assortment of household goods, consisting of
parlor, bed room and kitchen furniture,
cooking utensils etc. The sale will tax Q
place at the house occupied by Mr. CARING
ton on Nor tgomery street Persons in need
of furniture better attend the sale.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

COPPER IN SHASTA CoUNTY.--The Shas-
ta Republican has been informed that a
rich mine of copper has lately been found
about four miles from Pittsburg, and be-
tween Pitt and Cloud Rivers. The speci-
mems that have been exhibited in this place
as having come from this new mine arc very
rich. Some gold IS said to be mixed with
the copper ore.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

PsYcHoLoGY.-ADi individual named W..
Bovee Dods. has been astonishing the ma
tives in these parts with experiments in
Psychology for night or two past. He
gives some of his subjects water, and makes
them think it brandy, and performs other
wonders of a like nature We know of y
whiskey dealer that beats him call holler,"
for he sells old drinkers ''lightning," and
makes them believe it to be the best kind of
"Otard," and what's still more wonderful
the more they take of it the better they
like it, and never do find out the fact until
the 'man with the poker" briags them to
their senses We also know of "lovycr so
brave" that practices Sighcology with most
remarkable effect Wash, the ell-ringer
calls the science "Syksey collergy," and peo
Pile understand the m saning of the one about
as well as they do the other
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28

THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-Richelieu was
presented last evening to crowded house,
MIR. Stark playing the Cardinal, and Mrs
Stark personatiug Julie de Mortimar. Rich
elieu is one of Mr.. Stark's favorite charac.
ters, and his last nights rendition thereof
was fully up to his reputation Mrs. Stark's
Julie was very chaste specimen of acting,
and confirmed all that has been said of her
merit as an actress. De Mauprat was most
capitally rendered by Mr. Phelps, and in
fact the whole play was rendered very effect
lively taking into consideration the disadvan-
tages incident to the limited size and ap.
pointments of the stage; lily contrived ar
rangments for sound, etc., of the Hall. The
afterpiece was very amusing. To-night.the
Gamester is to be played, Mr.. Stark as Bev-
erly and Mrs. Stark as Mrs. Beverly. The
afterpiece is &C Raising the wind most
amusing farce. This is very excellent bill
and should draw as crowded house as did
the plays of last evening.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Member of Assembly,
JAMES KITCHENS,
For Sheriff,
NATHAN d. PLUM.
For County Clerk,
M. H.. DARRACH.
For County Treasurer.
H. U. JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
w. W. HOBART.
For Recorder,
JOHN F. KIMMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
P. H. HARRIS,
For Assessor,
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Administrator,
WILLIAM C0FFEY.
For Superintendent of Common Schools,
A. c. MORSE.
For Surveyor,
GEORGE d. FRENCH.
For Coroner.
JAMES HARLOW.
For Supervisor, First nistrict,I
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Justices of the Peace ophir Township,
JOHN s. BERRY
EDWARD DONOHUE.
For Constables,
MATTHEW J. PURCELL,
M. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-10
J. W. vosE's PIANO FoRrEs.


Great Bargains Will &c given.
If sold this present month Call and examine some
the elegant Pisnos interior and exterior that are
made in the country. These Pianos were
awarded premium OVER AL OTHERS, with one excep-
ton) at the last great Fa held in Boston For Smooth
and Voiunae Of Tone, they cannot be surpassed.
Please can and examine before purchasing eewhere and
you shall be satisfied that
YOU CANNOT GET BETTER PIANO
Every instruments Fully Warranted.
Seraphines Meodenns and second hand Pianos Tor sale
and to let Pianos Tuned and Repdirsd.
SHEET MUSlU.-A Catalogue comprising over $500
books and pieces All music received published
All cash orders will receive prompt attention dtl ies
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-10
nj - REM -IEs-
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
SO Bromfield St, Boston.

% DIUHIHtIl %, Boston.
DR.. f, GREEN, supernt endert. is . gcietiq, pb,,;
can, and has Travelled much, and spent rcneh time
among the Indians, and therefore knows cy ctu exoe
rene their true mode Of practice for the lsst t,satv
years, mas induced others 10 style themselves indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
inuahs &C, but the sick Sion not be thus IN easd
Ior the indian system Of medicine and its pecelia5
can only be learned by actual experience with ta. d,o
themselves, and even them it requires great sym and sc
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invads from Imposition In the practice G ne
Indian system, and to supply them With The geni1s Tn
dian remedies. o0 IA
We viii, in this connection, mention foy Of the In
lablishment. ~ ~ ' %
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-10
r. A N CY G. O Q D S .
d. NJ. KNIGHT s. co.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, n GERMAN FANCY GOODS
Nos. 26 and rs YeSey street, up Stairs,) between
BrOdlgGy and Church So eet, Re0 YORK.
C0MBS.-Butfllo, Rubber and Horn Back Combs, in
great Variety Twist, DRESSING and Ivory Combs BET
TONs.--W halebone GIT, Lasting, Mohair, Twist Bone
Metal, silk, Agate, &c. BRUsHEe.-Bair, Tooth Nail
&c. Linen Thread Spool Cotton, N edes, Pins Hooks
and Eyes, Hair Pins, Eastics, Whalebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes Linen and Cotton Bobbing Scissors Thin
cles and great variety of Fancy Goods and Fans &c.
al chsap for cash. dly fZS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-10

K e z o = u N e OIL & s
AA Distilled from Coal,--secured by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating OIL The light obtained from
this Od exceeds in briianey that of any other oil fluid
heretofore discovered; is ineXpOsiVe, and wiremain linn
pid in the very coolest weather
The Company recommend he lamps best adapted
to this OIL the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by the fol
loEing pares MessTs Cornelius h Baker, also, Dyolt,
OF Philadelphia =. V. Haughwnrt & Co.. 4S3 Broadway,
the BROOKLYN Flint Glass Co. 70 Broad stre ct, D. etz
Co 49, William street. L. Jers-r, 1871 Elm eet and
II Edwards A Duane street New York Samples of
different styles of Lamps can be seen at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lubricafing Oil, No. l. Prepared to suit
the finest and all DtGer kinds Of machi1ery bUrns brit
lanty in locomotive head lights, lamps, amt all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps aud stand great de-
gree cold best sperm oil and is admirably adapted
to railroad and st am hip dse.
Kerosene Lubricdting Oils, Nos. and 3. Superior
Bubricators, will be found possess vanages over
any oils in the marAet at prces-w net burn-and
have been thus prepared the requirements Of RAID
roads and others.
Kerosene Binnacle Oil Prepared expressly for Ships
Use, and will be found admirably adapted for of
steamships, menf war, merchant vessels river
castle laDps, signal lanterns, &C.
Binnacle Oil will remain fluid long BEST Sperm
and viii burn night without requiring 10 be trimmed
an advantage that vii be obvious every shipmaster
The Ker sene Oils han be obtained from the Wholesale
OilDeaers Ship Chambers, Druggists, and Grocers in
New York. and the regularly appointed Agents of the
Company in many Of the principal to and villages of
the Q, S The Canadas and the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin conformity with the rues
established by he Board Of Tustees.l application to
AUSTENS, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No so Beaver street, N Y.
B. Circulars, with full particulars testimonials,
prices, &c, will be forwarded on application as above.
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