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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

AN uNFoRTuNATE MA>-Shefid aasll
Wrigh: Of Northampton, Mass, is something
of wag. a few days ago. a scurvy looking
stranger presented him with a paper, eat.
nestly begging for money. Believing him
an imposter, Mr.. Wright handed back the
paper, saying II presume you would l..
have asked ME if you had known NY si,ua-
tion for whether you believe i: or rot, ev.
cry bit OF property have in the world Is in
the hands Of the Sheriff" The astonished aud
compassionate stare of the fellows eyes a,
that momentAwas sight 10 S2riEgJic.!
Republican.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
THE MISERIES OF HOOPS,
Hoops make useful, pretty toys

Hoops make useful, pretty toys
For active little girls and boys
But hoops on woman, gentle,
Are things 10 sneer al and TO scoff,
And like the whoop of a whooping cough,
Neither useful nor ornamental.
For while ftai woman bones her skirts,
And with skeleton haunts and fiirts.
She has so much to cary,
Man finds il hard with her 10 talk,
And harder still 10 sit or walk,
But hardest of all TO marry.
For when smiIten wretch has seer,
Among the lost in crlnolne,
The one his heart holds dearer,
Oh what chill to ardent passion,
10 ieel that tlro' this hollow fashion,
lie never can be nearer!
That instead of timidly drawing near,
And pouring into the thrilling ear
The flood of his souls devotion,
He must stand and below in thuIder tones
Across halt acre of skirts aud bones,
AS 1t hailing ship on the ocean
And II, by chance, the maid of his choice.
Shall family hear her lovers voice,
And smiles her condescension-
why he captures mass OF hoops and rings
Skeletons, bones, and other things
Too horrible 10 mention.
Thus lovely woman hoops to folly,
And drives poor man to melancholy,
BY her great irisid zones;
Then lei her hear warning voice,
Between her hoops and hopes make choice
And give the dogs her bones.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
Dreams and Aspirations.

From The experience OF many observers,
and my own' (says DR.. Forbes Wnsow i,
seems evident that in all cases of incubus, a
disturbance of the circulation is the predis-
posing cause. and The dreamer thus affected
invariably seems 10 lose all power over the
voluntary muscles, and this condition OF the
muscular system differs from others 10 be
subsequently indicated. And further, We
make remark, that in true incubus the inter-
costal muscles are implicated, hence the im-
poen, efforts of The dreamer 10 resist attacks,
and so forth. One example will suffice 10
illustrate the latter abatement -
IA gentleman of our acquaintance, of a
robust, active temperament, and we'll formed
head, dreamed that he saw low, dirty look
ing hoy open his bed room door, and in the
most impudent manner stare him in the
face, seemingly withou, needing that no was
wide awake: and from this circumstance he
became alarmed from conviction that
there was some adult associate at the out
side of The bedroom; that he attempted,
nevertheless, 10 speak 10 the intruder, bu, he
could not; and yet he saw, with sense OF
indignation, tho juvenile thief open different
drawers, from one of which he extracted
gold watch, and diamond studs and rings,
with handful of notes and bag of sover-
eigns; and after packing them up, deiber-
aIely, the delinquent came up 10 his bedside
and with a mosl impudent leer, nodded his
head, aud said, Good night, old chap" The
wrslh Of the sleeper was so srea, that he
tried hard to rise and seize The thief, but he
could not; he was equally impotenl in the
attempt TO throw something at him, or 10
make ary roiss 10 arouse his servants. Bu,
these efforts awoke him, lying upon his left
side, and his arm pressed against The heart,
while his lower extremelies were cold"
We may, therefore, reasonably suppose,
the whole phenomena 10 the fact, that some
of lie muscles were deprived of due sup
ply Of blood, and 10 an excessive supply of
this fluid 10 the brain.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
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PREcocioUs CHrLpEEN.-A writer il Biiet.
trood's Mlgdsine has the following sensible
remarks upon the system OF unnatural fore.
ing many parents adopt in training ths,:
children in order 10 CRAFTY their own pride
with their preterua,uvaI displays Of smart.
ness:
How have heard you, Eusebius, pr
the poor children. remember you iooair-
at group OF them, and rejecting, .F,- .,
such is the kingdom Of heaven, and turn,
ing away though,tully, and SAYING, OF such
is the kingdom Of traden \ child d three
years of age, with book in is in.au:
hands, is L fearful sight! I: is too often ;he
death warrant, such as the condemned s,u.
pidity looks at-iatal, vet beyond his com,
prehension. What should child three
years old-uay, five or six years oli-te
taught! Strong meats Tor weak digeStioIS
make not bodily strength, Let there be
nursery tales and nursery rhymes. lwoalj
say TO every parent, especially % every
mother, sing to your children; tell thenl
pleasant stories; If III the country, be 10,
too careful lest they get Gttls dirt upoa
their hands and clothes; each is very much
akin to US all, and in ehildren's out o.
door play soils them not inwardly. There
is in it a kind Of eonsarguiaity betweea
all creatures; by 1t We touch aPea
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
THE WORLD WITHIN.

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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18
A Clean Sell.

A shrewa countryman was in New York
the other day, gawky, uncouh, and innocent
enough in appearance, but in reality with
his eye teeth cut. Passing up Chatham
street, through the Jews quarter, he was
continually encountered with imponunities
10 buy. From almost every store one rushed
out, in accordance with The annoying Gus.
tom OF that street, TO seize upon and try 10
iorce him to bug. AT las, dirty looking
fellow caught him by the arm, and clamor-
ously urged him 10 become customer
"Have you got any shirts 2" inquired the
countryman with a very innocent look.
"A splendid assortment, sir. Step in sir.
Every price, sir, and every style. The cheap
esi in The street, sir"
'Are they clean q"
"To be sure sir, step in sir"
"Then," resumed The countrymaI with
perfect gravity, "put one on for you need
ii.n
The rage Of the shop keeper may be ina
sined, as The countryman, turning upon his
heel, quietly pursued his way.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

The Norwegian and Swedish Lapps make
cheese Of reindeer milk, and carefully save
for use all the whey, &c. They milk theil
animals summer and winter, and freeze the
milk which is sci apart fol cheese. The wo.
men consider this as great luxury. 1t is
remarkable for its pleasan, odor, and has a
ready sale in Norway at rather high price
The Russian LaPps have no idea OF making
cheese from their reindeer milk, although
the manufacture, beyond doubt, would be
Of great advautaget them. The milk is dis
tinguishsd for its excellent flavor in color
and consistency il is like thick cream from
abe milk Of cows, and is remarkably nour.
ishing.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

Who Owns LAND IN GREAT BNrAIN-In
Great Britain about sixty thousand families
own all the territory, which is occupied by
over twen,y'seven millions OF inhabilauts.-
Five nobemen-the Marquis Of BIeadal.
bane, the Dukes OF Argyle, Alhol, Sunder-
land and Buccleugh-own, perhaps, one
fourth of Scotland. The estate of the Duke
Of Sunderland comprises about seventy thou.
sand acres, or more than one thousand square
miles.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

II An old maid, speaking of marriage
says it is like any olter dsease--while there
is life there is hope.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

the common sympathy of our first sub
stance, and beget Kindness for our poor
relations, the brptes. Let children have a
free, open.air sport, and fear not though
'hey make acquaintance with the pigs, the
donkeys, and the chickens-they may form
worse friendships with wiser-ooking ones
encourage a familiarity With all that love to
court them-dumb animals love children,
and children love them. There is n Ian
guago among them which the worlds Ian
guage obliterates in the elders. II is of more
importance that you should make your chil-
dren loving, than that you should make
them wise, that is, book.wise. Above all
things, make them loving; then will iAcy
I've gentle and obedent: then, also. parents,
if You become old and poor these viii I'd
better than friends HAT viii never neglect
you. Chidscu brought up lovingly al your
knees, will never shot heir doors upon YOU,
aud point where they wor!d have Won 60"
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CAN IT BE TRur s-The New York Even
ing Post says there are :. least two thousand
gambling houses in .hs. city, and probably
hundred faro banks.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

D Eliza Emery warns all girls in the
South and West 10 look out for her gay, de-
ceiving runaway husband, David. Thinks
he may be easily known; and 10 prove so,
says "David has scar ON his nose where
scratched him."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

e A law in Kentucky allows any widow
who has child between six and eighteen
years Of age, to vote in the school district
meetings.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

u II lie singular fact that when the In
dian swears he swears in English. There
are no oaths in the Indian vernacular.
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TER MS'--Two Dollars per annum, il
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ADVERTISEMENTS moi exceeding one square
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settion. A liberal discount will be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

e Hope is the light Of the lamp, but
Faith is the light OF the sur.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-18

~ Wealth creates more wants than !,
supplies
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-21
THE SECRET IsfI.MiTiEs OF

THE SECRET IsfIRMiTiEs or
YOUTH AND MATERnTw-
Just Published, Cratic, the tweAsy Eifsh TAeussud
A FEW WORDS On THE RATIONAL
- treatment without Medicine, u srsruast orrhs |.
or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions Oensta i,
aud Nervous Debility. fsemsturs aseA, u The Il.
tenn, lmpcssaey. aud Impedimsnts 10 Marriage s~ss.
~ =. m LAHEY. r. n.
The imlsuFtsnt fact that us sneat alarming coma
ptaats, Ftgnaaing IN tbs in Prudence and soyuas ~
u this email tract rissrls demonstrated ana ths -
trey new sad highly sneeessfn treasnisni s sdans
g ~ the Author faly explained. ~ means u whleh
ths iss.s lsssiole ces. thsssby ssoldlne I'll he II
vsrttssd noetrums 81 tbs day
ssns y eny address, grsis and post me- In eeale1
g Y Dk LANkY, n Lispsnar1 stlsss NJ
sosA Ov splso Ahvoms
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NlOu~c HOUSE.
1 atkNEk IF HARRISON AND FRONT
- ~sEtet~4 square below tn. steam Packr, aul
6stfa la ling j ! Humphrey i ID. rraprlesar~
sstAB respectfully aHIgase ~ theif La.f~rg
#f ito lahse e.as that they have hi.
LARGE NEW HOTEL,
Al aided thar Que half IL IL former ,ye a.a
hassas r. 4ttsa aid re furnished III. satirc hoa..
prepared a. render the stay N gne.ts pleasant
laes MI I'll fagttt continuance ~ ths IA, rss.s
az Literally bestowed apusa Them heretofore
TIE house - the must pleasant iesatl.a. hi
1--we peat litss view ~ this river, II KaeA
ssias8ts n fYs $50 II I'D Fort Armstrong fsi-ti
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WIl0ON = uADlBY,
WHOLESALE GROCERN.
POST OFFICE BUILDING
TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS TEAS
100 half chest Young Hyson and 0unpawd.r
90 bsf chests Oolons aud Souchong
~ eadlies ffum TO " ios
% boxes Palm soap
70 boxes Vartegased Soap
rs boxes shaving d.
~ bikes Transparent do
boxes Lasillc do
30 boxes Pickles.
lUo boxes Tomato Cassap and PEPPER Sauce,
l0o boxes various hrands choice TobS~eoS
1000 Iuba Sizes Cigars
1900 Imported do
~ boxes No l and scaled Hsrrsugs
no bbi. acw Nackercl
- half bbls do
70 kits for family use
" bills aid kegs " Moiasse.
% hhds sugar
10 doe B~d Cords
" bbls dried Apple.
10 sack. dried Peaches
LOO baxer new Raistns
70 bbs assorted Nuts
800 bosr. do xssss
tuo kexs assorted Malta
too aox Tuabiers
Sp.ce- " all kinds
Wooden AID Willow Ware, Brushes
DO bbis Cider Vinegar
- Together with large stock Of other articles
Nil ~ which we will sell on reasonable terms
Junelid&~ WILSON HARLEY
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MoflDiIlerp.
WArD()ll,e
WAToOM'0
Fllteea Dollar Sewing 1oehlDee.

Fllteea Dollar Sewing naehlnes.
THE CITIZENS or DAVENPORT, AND
u ths L. Claire Houss, Psxios No y. 70 watnesstAs
operation II
Wstsss's CsisSrssed el5 rs~ily 9ss5A6 MecASsss.
II win b On exhlhasion II the above place, for
0se
Ibis Machine ID admirably adapted TO al kinda Of
Family sewing u 70 simple In lie construction, easily
opsnscu, not liable 70 get out Of order, and will d.
- Maen WORK ~ single day - the most expert
can Do 10 tweuty, with her needle aud Il
sold for the lcw price Of fifissn Doglars
The subscriber has purchased tho sole right for
shs Snss % Iowa Tor the sale of the above Cslebrs
applying 70 me la person, or b. letter
hav~ inside arrangements with Mr. o. q Hhcr~y
Of Davenport for the manu- ture a. N. 49, "
chine In unlimited numbcrp
I~vlkw WITT JOHN wAsrrv
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NJ. DALZELL, Jk. & co.
Wholesale and Retail Grecers |!
Fariiises sapplisd sasrf notice.
NE ARE NOW IN RECEIPT Or Al FRESH
w supply u essrJ article usually kept In our
line Thankful for iast patronage would ask =
continuance u came
MOLAssEs
all grades anal qualities
Baltimore ~ stcT. I4ob~lers, Clans, Salmon and
sAfdaae# IN daas, superior artici. aud warrants I'd
Preserves Jsfies derkins, Enxlish Pickles. Olive
ol, Pepper sauee, keichups, &C, ia Glass
sauces, Tomatoes, Peaches, Horse kadish, Hsrbs
aud y Powders In Gans
Mustard, spices, Chocolate, Broma, Sage, Canary
seed irarl barley Grogad Rice, Parma salsratus
starch soda Extracts ~ all kinds Maeraraal Yer
mtesss Fancy soaps Brushes, Baskets, Ae
tanaden Flour, Gara Meal, nvialny. Oat Meal &C
Loaissil!e 1rmaai, Nails. Glass, Ac sc
Call AID examine oar .,sek which No will warrant
- give satisfaction.
N pAI.zEI.L, JR 4 co,
ley Ger sesuad and Perry street
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
NJ ACHlNE SHOP.
NJ DONAHUE, SUCCESSOR TO MESsRs
W. lie Claire = Davenport, haviEg purchase
the above premises II Eo~ prepared 10 manu-
isstuFe
STEAM ENGINES,
~ the ,alioa. kinds suitable 10 The wsnts Of sA@
country Also
tAsTIN0s,
for al II the different vsri~ties Of
MILL 6EARIkGs AND sHAFTIN0S.
af oil dissertations
HOUSE WORK or THE LATEST STYLES,
Caps, sa.is. brackets, Columns, &c, Ae. aiways o.
hand, ard made - order.
Connected with the Ahove Il Forging SHOP under
tbs dlrectioa of men " superior shali
BRASS AND COMPOSITION Or CASTINGS,
MADE TO ORDER,
RABBIT METAL ALWAYS ON HAND
Ny stock Of Patterns fur NseLln~ry, Duilding and
orssaental rurposes !. unsurpassed b. any similar
establishment ~ the West.
Repairing aone ~ eAs nAoseess uosA~e.
charFes reasonable Cssh all titnes paid for old
Iron AID copper
- Corner q Front aud sross-sss.. Davenport
nh2ldsf n DONAuuE
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Chicago ( Reck Island Railroad.
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SUMNER ARIA NGEAlENT

CT NN.n
I'm And AFTER MONDAY, JINL FIRST
~ aad uaill farther Notice. lfaias ws ss.vs Rock
Island daily, tsaaaay~ excepted - follows
lss bay Express aai Nal ;raia al ...4...l3 Is A "
- = tSht ApFess Al. III y ~
ID Freight AID ~ e.aas cars, - u NJ
fraaas arrive Al Rock Is.aaA daily Sundays -
copied. follows
as PEe.s A. I. - y ~
- lbsils Expr-ss aid Ma t...+4s..F.+@ q - A.
ID tSp4~ ii 81 A.ssss AL T. ~
Al srasas over this X al il 4lr,sst eaAucEtta
a Cs.4e 49, wgtA 'rAsa- pser t.s II a. t3.i-
eaa A.d NtSatSsa LeafTa X G. : II from petttt.
Iu.eds, Gessa ID, Ga4asatsu., Lssetatait PFtEstsa
ia sSlrx, .ga..alo, y t2sara fal8s As i Se9 l.B
l'Aaicspaa, Baltimore al Wt~Ai4. stH A..
"a sale With traaas - the seafFa Hos
MARTA to Gase4s asl raath ~ - Lsa- a4d G45fsg
70 which fsAcss tic&at- So pe Fteearc4 20
u BENSON
Ticket Ageat II Il DePat. u |
Fssss1S~rs are resaadesi - tac AetNs.lts n ssi&
dassei directions 70 tas ie.t4 ast4o ~ their pa
Sase asa, 70 qro.are tieAgts before TAXA. seata
ta~ cara, - .Ae coalaetav~ see@t fAErs ey IL ssa
tssas ~ IN" lie Of the eases-a a4l k.e@ fsia4.
Railroad
john r TRACY, superintendent
w. IL WntsaAs, Asst ~8gt
Hex Iss4d. April %. iss7
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
New York 4 Erie Rail Read.
Z - 80 sGslsE. .,,;;vs:szs11v
10 che Travelling P.4ssse.


10 che Travelling P.4asse.
RUY YOUR THROUGH T4ta-f- Tn NEN
- fpak. Bssse.a. fa..s4c4l la a444 Me- La.s
NlssSs. VA THE roafe
- ~snsy 40 as4ss dtstsace saved
- Ingsash to New Yusk Isfy w4.s4.4' change n
cars
~ The .aly route - New yesA I d 4s4g4as svass
aLd sSsSe.o~s -a~o.. taFs
Iais Atas sxiea4sto ia sra. Balfa a4a Nsa.sf
Fs.s. VIII a ahs9seA Nsde Usage scst4 gsck4 III
ASK directly with a. fFst.s from I8etega
.c4sssh AID tAtca.s The LAKE shore ia Esss4
u BIa. ,, "a the Blia SeW Setk .Aly Ia
hoA4 saaks a direct eas.4.eEsos Mfh AT ~sVaHtts
OF LAKE, Ere frea ases.la ~. Iaseaa aa ae.ft...
a. Vii the 4faso aid Lake Haf9A Railway irs.
DssF ALL Chicago
T. j ssars fafs. ysA aaAsaAa sna asA Nt8..f
- - 1sfta = tE4E a4teef sssft8s4s Win
iF-aNe ~ th~ tfe N.stsft RAILWAY trasm Fst4ns
- - saS@ t0as a FsafNs IL. tsase.ius pAb8ic u
rtsa ssi facilities
- z sstsa To .eEs g sfap III New Y ark Cir
@aS = Fgth"t u sd fssstas tAnst Jasxasg %
s#r~ sN4tlspat uAaas.
- Faruas tSets Or ssae ii at tbs pst4eiiss
N.sfsra IN tssss4 - sacss
sfs9e 45w =. ny aav other route
HDMLE kAN-nEfI.
u II sAIIH, TEA A.eat lrest
Niidk~ty Cleveland, -, Mas 18th, tss7
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ATTENTION ATTENTION!
q. o. SnOBEYD
Foundry, .110eAtsee Shep,
IRON WORKS.

THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CATH.
J. OLiC Burial Ground
Superior steam knEiLes from Ave TO sss hundred
horse power knxsE~s Lathes. riansrs, 0rist Mtlls
All descriptions uf Mil Work done promptly aud II
the ee., manner. Particular attention paid 70 he
pairing Naehiheay.
Hanger and seifosilng Bo1ss superior 10 sn,thin.
Ia use.
liz u sole Agent 10 tho west for the manu- tur.
II Mctords celebrated Anti. Friction Iorse Po~ Ell
superior machines for this purpose intended tn,
aitehtlnn Of Farmers 10 particularly requested /,
those labor ssyiAg machines
Also, Ornamental Aoasr Castings Of vsrious Dc
.isns aud snl~rler hnlsh GArs, S,lls, Bracket.
Trus-~s, &c, &c made TO order of the iatrss sus
beet patterns.
y R-Iwo very superior Steam Engines for sale
ie2Stf
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Valentine Freight Express 10.
EVANS. MORLEY = CHEW.
Apssfs ~. RoeS Istssp pas.SruKr
THIS taAfANp Is PREPARED III
TRANSPORT s4.sls with greater alstaiel than ans
sfh.F fright 8HP ftaaA Ra-io4. AsA fask, FhtsIel
ihal aad Ait Atstetfaslate ls1sHis Sarth AID South
Hat4as their 8NH the different road. AMI
Astsi- Ntfh them merchants depend ml1u better
tue tAs4 u 49, ether 4ne
~lanlsf- u thi- l3a" Mil have prompt feparaiua
naae ttgfEs - AaS h-s daaaag. IT goods white
their eiae. lid II 80. bs -.nf a. the railroad
which THE damage may have occurred FIR redress
i8*Aes desiring III naAs arrangements fer ~prtaA
as.He.s Na plsa-. sail teforp naa1Ns arfaA. me I'll.
with aas other l4Ae
OFFICES.
ss~iaas II State street Nav York lao IiraasI~ay
i'hiAa. IL South Third Il - Louis, ~ -aath Issse
sAiease corner rtat. sad pasealssst Trout
Randolph ass,l fetsA
IAAN~ MOTLEY aHEW
JOHN III MAP A2xats DsA.Ngs.rt
atn superintendent aftssiaAa apsfi
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B Il q v z 3 !,

ST Ov e 3 !,
Wholesale and Retail
Among our assorsnss, s,ands ussivs,led ID.
FOREST OAK.
For wood Or coal This stove II a ,nprovsmsns
on the Charter oAk whclr has taken the bret premi
UNI q Scott County fsir and also II the State Far
oOLDEH ACE, FOn WOOD,
ALSO
VULCAN AIR-TIOHT, WOOD OR COAL.
Cla..ax Charter Oah Geek, zeal o. wood.
BLACK DIAMOND. FOR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL.
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURlAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING OF
STOVES, ELEVATED OVENS. sc.
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Japan and
Draasamia ware.
srfioERATons tri MATKE COOLERS AND
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and JoBBlS0 Of all kinds. ., short notice. and bes,
Of city references given.
COPPER WORK,
for machinery aud Steam Kngines, done 10 order
Those erecting steam Mills or msrhlasr, Of any
kind wherein copper IL nsed, We H.k 10 call "
before contracting for this ssme In Chicago further
Eass We will
GUARANTEE OUR WORK,
and you the time, trouble and xrense, Incurred
| In getting such work dsn~ abroad
~ Brady street between ID and 3D. opposite the
/ Peat Once
ap2A l.. J, Gil.LkTT GU.