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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

VETE are receiving and opening, FOR TIE FALL
Wv TRADE by far the srgest and most complete stock OF
Goods In our line, offered to Trade this State
Oar o,t Is THU and complete, comprising nj tine
of ecerv Sdriety and style Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURERS, and the beat possible terms va
fee fully warranted in saying, that Inducements shall 5e Tar
superior before offered the Trade In this state
Prop, snr time and Cash Dealers specially requsad 70
riysuss a cali, You will save money by doing
BERRY, sAUfLEY Co
augis-2n, II Public sqaAfs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

UEsTERDAY morning. Lady's Cold Ancnor
Watch. with the Of Edward Fsrres brs street,
and the No. 93O6 in iiea Gold Chain, Loek Ay and Pin
attached Watch lost the Public square OF Ia
vicinity. The finder will be suitably reH4ose " saving
at the Bookstore, Ho.4, College s1rest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
IT Is DELICIOUS Nc TAKE

CAurIox.-Beware o. druggists or dealers who may
try to palm upon you Bitter SaIsapara t.irsh,
which they can buy cheap, by saying it IS just as
good. Avoid slt.i men. Ask for NcLean's Strength
ening Cordial. ard take nothing else. II u tie only
remedy that will purify the blood thoroughly, aud at
the same time strengthen the system.
One Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, t.
certain ureyentive hUr Cholera Chilli and Fcrer,
yellow Feves, cr ANY prevalent disease II IS put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bJttlcs for ss.
j. II MCLEAN.
Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial.
Also NcLean's Volcanic Oh Liniment.
Principai Depot on the corner Of Third ard Pine
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,

For sale w hOlesale and retail In NashVAlAe'
Tennessee at ProYstsr prices, By Berry Denoylie u
Hendshott. and Jo G. Brown. and b. ever
gist In the United States febD Ht-dtNfJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
McLean,s Volcanic Oil Linlmszt
For Horses and other Aninals.

VIII relieve pail almost i.staniancOusly and Il win
cleanse purify aud heal the fOulest In in
eredlly short ti.le
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
Freight transportation.

Freight Transportation.
BALTIMORE AND OEsEO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY.
FFH Southern Road four great lines. This road has
thus "a been managed in such To commend II TO
Ghl public patronage.
This Company under the General superntendence Of
b. ID. MEAI9S, General Freight Agent,
Nov Inducements shippers to Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New Boston, Richmond, Petersburg &c, exceedingly
rates Orleans prices their moderate
with upon insurance Of and half
by this route, the European shopping being frO 20
shillug sterling than the New Orleans shipping prics
all cOntrloute % render il
Reliable well as DesiTable.
facilities for transportation unequaled by any ohs
operation their Western terminus Is NJ PARK
ERSRURGH, hUslrei and ninety miles below TIE low
aud most dangerous navigation OF The Ohio river TINS
ENABLES rda water the DE livery Of goods only certain
bgt with ach advance Ofany other route and the
E declines their advantages such the time CT delivery
Hidens on Other Toutos thas this Is the only
Cheap, EcIiabIe and speedy Route.
Rreghs t exposed weather than Ey oheT
there iaya-e, lhe delivery being Park
ssurh audera well shadd do, and elevated from thence by
steam lmneiately 10 the without beng subject
ENIL
Ths louisville steamers direct with Parkersburgb
boats without delay, do nkeEse the regular CinGihISU
boats Tie fisaa boats d ect TO PaTkeysbsrgh BY
this arrangement TIE Company enabled receive reih
daily for this route al their agency in kaAyle Tsnn
FOr furIuer particulars luts "
n. II. HARRISON, Freight Agent,
may Is 6ml 30 .. cOyusy Broad and ktynt streets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
CLASSIFICATION.
FIRST CLASS.

Spirits of turpentine. cample burning fluids an varnxh
will Only e taken 1t owner risk.
Gunpowde- friction matches. and other
viii charged at local rates Of each Road only
u,.d
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

TO THG LADIES.
Do you wish to be healthy and strong? Then 60 at
once, and get soma Of McLean's Cordial. 1t will
strengthen and ryigorate your whole system causing
healthy and pure circulation Of blCOd 10 flow through
every vein, and tbs rich, rosy bloom VI health 70
msuht to yOur cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted 70 give satisfaction.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

IIperons desroas Of serg pair af rood KID CLOVIS
"a + r75 cents viii do veil - call soon at - \ p
BOrgFeIdts & Gnntrath's Fancy store +
No &c, Cherry Street..
NashYille Admttance free 80
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

VIII efectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAuNDICE
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
OF the Kidneys. and all Disense~
Arising from n DIsSFdered Liver or
stomach, Dyspepsia,
Heartburn Inward Piles, Acidity Sickness Of the
Stomach, Fullness Of Blood T. the Head, Dull Pain
Swimming in the Head. PaPtatiOn Of the Heart,
Fulness Weight ia the Stomach, Sour Eructations,
Choking or SunocasinE Feeling when Ling down,
pryness or Yeliowness Of the Skin and Eyes, Night
Swras Inward Feyrs, Pain in the Small Of the Back,
Chest Side, Sudden finishes Of Heat, Depression Of
Spirits, Frightfc. Dreams LangusT, Dependency or
any Nervous Disease Sores or BOtches on the skin,
ard Fever and Ague Tor Chills and Feyerl. II will
also cure diseases Of the Bladder and Womb, such as
Seminal Weakness, Incontinence of Urine, stTln-
quarry, Inflammation OF Neaksess Of the GCmb OF
Bladder, Whites, etc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
OVER A MILLION OF BoTTLEs

This Cordial will fail to any Of the above
diseases, IL taken per directions each bottle in
German English, and French
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

~, FURNISHING AND FANCY GOODS:
"TE are now receiving ane assormen o. Furnishing
Nv Goods, which 81 variety Of Dat-
terms and latest styles Gloves ote Neck
lies Pocket handkerchief Umbrellos AkeVery
yaTe Aooev ALF HOSRo Cotton WOOL Merino, and
Css6mere-TRAVKLING sHATLs, eauntlets Of Buckskin,
EId aad Calf, ks, for saleby ,,.our
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FoR cHILDRE

We say to parents, if your children are sicy, pnny,
or afflicted with COMPLAINTS prevalent among children,
give them small quantity Of Mciean's Cordial and
it will make thcm healthy, fat, and robust Delay
not a moment, try it, and you will be convinced.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30

Havo been sold during the last six months, and In
ne instance has It filed in giving eute satisfaction.
Who then, viii suffer from weakness debility. when
MCLeahs strengthening Cordial will cure yonl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-30
THE CAPACITY OF THIS ROAD
THREE THROUGH
PASS ENGER TRAINS
DIRECT EENE RETNyEEN TIE EAST AN
TIE a.LlEAE NAEENu- A. Es.E-

The copon OF The Western connecton q Tie PeAnsyIVaI
Railroad 10 Chicago, IlAhes thil Re
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
senate Financial Bills.

Two financial bills were introduced in the
Senate on the 1lth by Mr. Hatch. One aPpro-
pirates for the payment of the interest on the
Foreign Funded Debt, coming due in May,
July, and November, 1859, the sum of 1884,
5s4 so. For the payment of interest on School
and Trust Funds, held by the State, the SUN of
SI56, 600 For the payment of portion OF the
Funded Debt of the State, being the amount of
the Sinking Fund as established by the Consti-
tuition applicable thereto, for the year 1859,
$50, 1863. The remaining appropriations
amount to $4,000.
The other bill is TO reimburse the Sinking
Fund for the deficiency occasioned by the steal
ings of certain State Treasurers prior TO June
10th, 1857 For this purpose, it proposes to
levy for the year 1859, on each dollar of taxable
property in the State, and applicable only to
thu payment of the principal and interest OF
the Funded Debt of the State, One-half OF one
mill co the dollar in addition to the amount
now authorized by law for that object.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
sad CnInmity at OswegO.

The Catholic Church of St. Mary's, at os-
weeo, was crowded the evening of the 9th, to
listen to discourse upon the Last Judgment"
By Redemptorist Missionary. When the ser
vices were about to be commenced, large
cross beam near the altar, very much decayed
in the centre By dry rot, gave away from the
immense weight, and nearly one third of the
audience was precipitated into the basement
Tne'scene was indescribable. Apanic seized the
whole assembly. Th1se unhurt rushed to es-
cape from the house amid the shrieks and
proans of persons trampled under foot. Those
uppermost in the precipated mass struggled to
escape by climbing up over each other, ard
groans, shrieks, suppications and prayers, rose
from the crushed and trampled upon. Law
renee Murray was taken out dead, also Mrs.
Mary Carlin and Mrs. Bridget Langdon. Mrs.
Margaret Hennesy expired soon after. A num-
ber of women were insensble when extricatsd
from the ruins, and several persons had limbs
broken. The sad news brought thousands of
people to the scene of disaster, and the excite
ment and grief were universal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Auditor OF state.

The Medina Gazette brings forward oVIATT
CoLE, ESQ, of Medina COnntv, as proper Sc
lection TO succeed Auditor Wright on the he
publican State Ticket Mr.. Cole has long been
a resident of Medina, is well and widely known,
and is familiar with tte duties Of the Office OF
Auditor, having served as Clerk under Auditors
Wood and Wright. His qualifications are un-
questionable, and his character for integrity II
reproachable.
Judge Cox, an old and much esteemed resi-
dent of Z.nesville. an old line Wing and de-
voted Republican since the organization OF the
party, has also been named in connection with
the Authorship. Judge G. possesses the JET
fersonian qualifications in an eminent degree
He was formerly an extensive paper manufac-
turer and merchant, and has hosts Of friends in
the Muskingum valley and Central Ohio.
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS, an efficient Clerk un-
der the present Auditor, of State, is strongly
urged by many friends for the nomination as
Mr. Wright's successor.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Annexation of Hayti.

The Savannah Republican is out in favor OF
the acquisition of Hayti by the United States
and the Richmond Enquirer half approves the
proposition. and declares that "natiOns have no
titlss to. Continents, or Islands, that will not
give way before mighty PrOvidential FIERI
FAcIAs"
The love of the South for the ''colored indi-
YiduaI'' is past fading out. BE is coveted IN
person and coveted in possessions. The South,
give it rope, would make this Republic black
instead of a white one, and nation of slaves
instead of freemen. Virginia, Carolina, Geor-
pia, Florida, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi
Texas and Arkansas might as well annex them
selves to Cuba and Hayti at once. Their tastes
and afinities are all in that direetion, though
President Gerard, of Hayti, might object to
ruling over such extensive slave acquisitions,
for Hayti is now a free as well as black Repub-
L.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Supreme Court of Ohio. Z

FRIDAY, March IL, 1859.
Mary Gray and others vs. Administratix Of
Joseph s. Hawkins and others. Reserved in
Preble county District Court.
Sutlif, j.. delivered the opinion of the Court.
An intestate having at his decease left con-
tracts in force for building house, and ether i'm
provements, which he had commenced and was
carrying on at the time of his death, designed
for himself a residence, not having for their OBJ
ject the improvement ofreal estate as an invest
ment, and it appearing that the completion Of
such Improvements would be losing invest
ment; on petition Of the heir against the widow
and administrative to enjoin the sale of materials
furnished by intestate for the building, and
praying specific performance of said contracts
and improvements,
Held lst. That the materials prepared for
the building are to be regarded as legal, and not
as equitable assets
I'd. That as a general rule, the personal rep
sentative may in his discretion perform OF re-
scind any personal contract of his intestate i'm
posing an obligation or duty upon him, as may
be for the best interests of the estate, but sub
ject in general to the approval of the court.
Sd. That the foregoing facts do not consti-
tute proper case for decree for specific per-
formance.
Petition dismissed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
As,ovrumeut OF the Legisture.

The people of Ohio viii be rejoiced to hear
there is fair prospect that the present session
of the General Assembly will close with March.
AT Democratic caucus of the Senators last
xvaek AFTER consultation as to the business be-
fore the Legislature necessary to be accom-
plished, it was determined to appoint the Slst
inst as the day of final adjournment 1t is
Thought the Democrats in the House will con-
cur. The Republicans would be glad to name
an earlier day, and have repeatedly introduced
resolutions to that effect, which the party ma
iority have promptly tabled or otherwise given
the go-by.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
5ea.rson Filibu,tering After Cuba

a Washington dispatch of the llth to the NJ
Y. Times states that Com. Charles Stewart has
handed a letter to President Buchanan diselos-
ing an item of secret policy never before diVulg-
ed. Itis that the gunboat Navy, ostensibly built
by Jefferson for the protection OF our sea-coast,
was really for the special purpose of taking
possession of Cuba, that one hundred and
eighty of these boats were sent southwark, but
before the plans of Mr.. jefferson were perfect
ed our relations with England became threat
ening, the project was postponed, and never al
terwards revived. Commodore S. is old, and
the whole disclosure looks very much like
sailors yarn. 1t is hardly possible that the
purposed movement of such a fotills OF gun
boats could have been kept profound secret SO
long. Important government secrets are rare
Iy kept half century. Perhaps this has been
preserved as precedent for Mr.. Buchanan's
iIibustering in the same direction to the tune oil
$50, coo 900, provided Congress would yield the
money on demand, which fortunately 1t dld
T7of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

PEYITENr1ARY FULL-There are 72s convicts
in the Ohio P0nitentiary, and the Courts are
just beginning to send in the Spring crop of
rascals What is to be done with them? All
the cells are occupied, and the Warden is COM
PEELED to put some twenty or thirty in the Hos
pital every night Pardon to the most deserv-
ing seems to be the only remedy at present
No doubt, in many cases, years imprison-
ment is better in the way of reform than long
er term Good resolves are made the first
year by such as are not case. hardened, which a
pardon will be likely to encourage and render
practicable in after life
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Latest FROM Pnraguny.

Letters from Rio Jsneiro, Jan. 18th, to the
n. Y Herald, state that the news from Para
guay the evening previons looks more serious,
as Lopez has been ordering heavy chains to be
suspended across the river near ASCENSION, in
order to obstruct the navigation Iii also sta
ted that Lopez in person has visited all the
forts and reviewed his men, who are ready for
the fight.
stII the Rio dates express confidence that the
difficulty will be peacefully adjusted, and in the
course of month. Some desire has been man
ifested on the part of Brazil and the other
powers adjoining the republic of Paraguay to
mediate between our government and Lopez
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3 LMouNT oF ThE sALE.

ored friends, who, with an instructive delicacy
most unlocked for, stand quiet and with uncov-
cred heads about him.
TIE AMOUNT OF THE SALE.
And so the Great Sale went on for two long
DAYS, during which time there were sold 429
men, women and children; there were 496 an
nounced to be sold, but q few were detained on
the plantations by sickness
The total amount of the sale foots up $685.
s5O-the proceeds on the first day being $751;
4sO, and of the second day Sl42, ,370-
The highest sum paid for any one family was
given for Sally Walker and her five children,
who were mostly grown up. The price was
Sc, $780,
The highest price paid tor single man was
81, $50, which was given for William, q fair
carpenter and csulker."
The highest price paid for woman 81, $50
which was given for Jane, "cotton hand, and
house servant"
The lowest price paid was for Ansan and
Violet, gray-haired couple, each having num-
bersd more than fifty years they brought but
$3.50 piece.
After the sale, Mr.. Butler gave to every slave
disposed of dollar in silver.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

FURNACE EXPLOSION "A terri6ce explosion
took place at the Cambria Iron Works in Penn
sylvanii, on Friday morning. By some mis-
management the gas in Pudding Furnace ex.
ploded, entirely demolishing the furnace, scat
tering the bricks and boiling metal in all direc-
tons, burning and otherwise seriously injuring
five of the employees of the works.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

BISHOP MclLvASE.-This venerable prelate
has returned from Europe with health much
improved He preached twice in England be-
fore he left, and once in Gambler since his re-
turn, without feeling any i'll effects from his
exertion He considers himself quite well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Important Nearo nIovement.

1t Is stated that Convention of the Oolored
Colony of Upper Canada held at Chatham aP-
pointed a Commission Of FIVE of its members
% proceed to Africa Immediately, with instrue-
tions to select suitable site for the establish
ment of OF new Industrial Colony, to which
it is proposed to remove the great body of the
ColOred Colony of Canada, as rapidly as is Prac-
ticabIe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

'sBRwkRE or TIE VnDERs."-Widower 81
mon Watkins, of Carroll County, seems not to
have profit by the advice of the elder Weller,
for st the late Common Pleas in that County
uidow Phebe Permin, who had already been
made happy by two husbands, obtained judg-
ment of $500 against said Watkins for breach
of marriage contract. Simon and Phebe must
be about old enough to conduct more sensi-
bly,.
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MARRIED,

March ID, Mr. JOHN H. VINCENT of Chatauoue Co.
N. and Miss ALICE SELOVER OF Fairfield, Huron
Co, Ohio.
In Townsend. March 10Th, Mr.. FRANK BLY, and Miss
SARAH ACKER- Also, at the same time Mr. LUTHER
OSBORNE ard Miss MARY ACKER- The ladies here
married are twin sisters.
In Akron. March 9Th, Mr.. E NJ HASTINGS and Miss
ELIZA A. LUCE bo h of Akron.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

LAKE ERIE SEMNARY-The work on the
Seminary building, we learn from the PaiEes-
vile Telegraph, is progressing rapidly. The
joiner work will be completed in due time for
the masOns Miss CHAPIN, Principal of the Mt.
HOlyoke institution, pays visit to Painssville,
to advise about the internal arrangements, as
well as the general welfare of the Seminary
That visit is expected daily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

REcevERED.-The Cincinnati Gazette learns
that the two remaining children of the Hon.
Stanley Matthews, who have been afflicted with
the scarlet fever. are beyond all danger. The
loss Of four little ones in one household, within
two weeks, is an afiictiOn which falls to the lot
Of few faniIies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
Real Gstate agents.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
HENRY X. SMITHS Go.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
EOR SALE-A CORNER LOT

jun26
EOR SALE CORNER LOT
Il 4e1le5 feet Bolivar street at bargain.
Also, Brick House and lot on Euclid street
Also. aBrick House and Lot on Lake Stree.
Also, fine brick House AID Lot Superior west of
Erie having modern conveniences -tE
WANTED-A good Brick House. with good Lot, FIVE
minutes walk from the Post Office for which $500 IN cash
will be paid.
Also good House Lot worth about 81 900 for which
ne grazing farm aud the balance in cash will be paid
FOR RENT-HoasSs near to bu sness.
mari H. r SMITH & co.
EOR SALE-House and Lot on Eu-
a cid street; ayery desirable place Price $500
Also, House and Lot Huron Street, with good i'm
provement8 iruit, &c. Price 5000
Also. first class residence within three minutes walk
Of the Post Ofbce- Price 81 800
Also, desirable IFEidence within few minutes
wa X Of the Post Ofice.
Also, two Houses and Lot Franklin Street Side
near the clrfle. Price $780,
Also House aud Lot en- ST. Charles street. Price 500
Also ten acre lots q miles from the city.
Also, several small leaSeholds within short distares Of
the Public Square.
Also, II co.. Farming and Timber Landsin wiscon
sn well located including Improved farms for safe
low
JANIS H. r SMITH co.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14

PREs1DExr THonsoK.-The last Delaware
Gazette regrets to learn that Rev. DR. Thomson,
President of the Ohio Wesleyan University, is
ssriously indispossa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-14
DIED.,

At Peninsula Feb 18th Of scarlet fever, FREDERICK
months.
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Board.
UlHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN
L o1 the Firss Of April the large BOARDING HOUSE
- east OF The Seconl Presbytean Church Superior
stree Is rstclass House; There ara suree eommndl-
nd nleasant parlors with be-rcoms attached disen
Sseed lev more das beaIlsls can be aco nmnd.fea
36 oalitv IL very desirable, being the PGrk, PoS.
once Rc Resrs1css erghangsd Applications for Rooms
aho Do--1 N''s = ELIJAH COWLEs
At RohisoI : Clothing Store,
marlldlw21a fNotl0 Spper or street
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[ ASHLAND COAL OIL
Notice.
Notice.
DROPOSALS will be received till

t(1OI OCALo viii DE Tecethtu iii
Il the l2h day OF March Is u he cce o. the Sece-
tai of the St Clair Street Gravel Road Company for the
miles VI road Il stone accordingly s. Ell
fcatiuns tie Ia the ois-tno company ressrNing the
right accept reject he Terms Of ayment made
N-'" w - '"' o'--' p PRENTISS, Sec'y
Cleveland, March ISIS. uas;l0t221
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THE GREAT NEW LIGHT.
THE CRYSTBL- OIL AND LAMP

Il for general purposes superior All dttoFs and pro
du ing and bstler shr less mohsy tsn a ofhpr
sale IN this cfV exc uefrolr ~
SMITH nj the crysta OIL and Limp Dapoi No. nc So
periuf
Persons interested are Esspsrtu Il invited 10 u md
examine the iighf.
for burning Coal OIL y jsniG-lI1fl7