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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-06-01
Warren, o., HAY &c, 1859.
TO Hardware Buyers

DESTROYS Of building Up and maintaining heavy
Hardware Trade. shall be found ready 10 sell
goods at fair prices and intend keep choice styles
OF goods 80 that my customers win be fully satisfied
that as regards cheapness. quality and lzteness
styles, their purchases at the Sign of the AxvIL'
cannot be exeeled BY any rival establishment on the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Foreign Items l..

Letters from Rome states that tho health Of the
Pope was almost entirely restore /.
The Times Vienna corresponds mt says the state
of siege i'll Venetia would very TN be abolished.
Tho Austrian party is represent ed rs triumph
ant in Naples, und no reforms are To be expected
A new an,i-reiorm ministry was ST ok Ell of.
The National Assembly of Pa, m. \ met on the
18th for the reading of the eensur,, iven by the
King of Sardinia to the depuaton 1t to Turin
The Assembly then. after unaum rus ly voting
loan of 5000, 900 francs and nppoi Tin deputa-
leon, was prorogued
Austria continues to increase her military
strength in Italy, where there probably
10000 or 100000 French tronps.
Great disappointment was felt In &, nmauy ut
the reply given by the Prince Regent Of Prussia
TO the petitions for federal REFORM I he move
ment was, however. steadily progress sim;
The National Assembly of Parma Ii. III unani.
mously voted the confirmation OF SiSnor Farinl ms
Dictator. The Assembly further resov, Vi to take
into consideration proposal to an.horiS the Die
tator to contracts loan, the amount of which re-
mains to be fixed.
Prince Richard Metterpi1 had quilted Vienna
on his return to Paris.
The Austrian Gazette, in rcmarlling m the re-
cent article in the Montenr. urges that as the re-
storaton Of the Italian Princes has mol been eff
Austria consequently is not bound to carry out
the CONCESSIONS she has made, including the ces-
sion of Lombardy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
CniLlOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE

w Undersigned Commissioners appointed by decree If,
me Tcnit Court OF Suiy county case of II y Al
NM diners agains benjamin Patterson others win wv
t9A TIE 18Th day OF OCTOBER next, being m. dr. M
81 'ht oc'pbcr term of Smyh County Court sell nj t
400" ic 'our House OF Smyh county, 30 acres of aud
c'hiihs the celebrated CIllLHOWEE SULPHUR SppI%G>
unsurpassed IN Medicinal virtue by any mineral wni.rs In ~
STATE iese Springs have had from the earliest sctten"n
'' c''lr! great celebrity have effected many remark
cures nave been much r,sorted 10 by visitors when orrnnn
CATIONS could be had and We doubt would be r,sor IA
~ hnnre1s ana thousands, If improved they should he
mtI kar",4, IN ihe county Of smyth, in the valley of The
iIe iork 9" ifoson in one of the fertile and
regions OF the SoutlI-W railroad of rn.v and
gr fnu. De n'de along level valley extending from The
ifghGl tennessee Railroad 10 the Springs Ih s,rn
bold and capable of supplying any number u visitors n%
groun1 are handsome aud afford beautiful for buiIn
great attractions. ~f'' P''''h'
LlMo'-l ne sale 10 be credit Of one two th.eo r
i years WIN Interest thereon from and after the exnra
VI one year me purchasers 10 give bond and approved 49,
'"' ana 'he !r Retained Till the purchase money il paid
BElEHLY JOHNSON. /, -
g-1lr1onu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Sale OF Valuable PrODcrty.

- IN pursuance of decree OF the Crcu, Court Of Ia,
-. l"ee pronounced at tac August fer 1Sj9 in the sui
ihngh9rne, drought to close the partnership bsir.
VI - ai"rd Lansi"rne the undersigned. who was a.
commissioner for that purpose, will for sale
e i2ts Dldie In the town Of Bristol WEpNEsnAY III
"a na, I" N"fcinher l>9 TIE VALUABLE TOWN PEoP
H., III ,' town "i Gooison, Tor Brso owned by Pa
n y iangorie, consisting of LOT facing The 1ra
p" oi we irshia Tennessee Railroad and The Las Ten
80 t iu rSi,a i;niiruai with over ItU feet ~
"n 'e,' are NE follow ing Improvements viz Rrck tn
u', sl"fi's high 20 i,ct unt with SIX rooms two ON e,
In rooms Kitchen and House, rooms suo
e Nom 1rin and Stable, with for 20 Horses Ten
~" h'e. WIN Bar l"on Lumber House and Lodging Room
' si ,ei with Well On the lot of fine wafer ana te
w., iql p stream IN the place Also, TWO LOTS u, The
s' s'e ol me Virginia Tennessee Railroad Depot Al #
t ~ 80 oeui positions, in respect to trade travel su
p,Vu Properly IN Goolson Bristol, and pt.~.
r",,s superior 10 any that can be had in either place
f & h lhe terms OF sale directed by The IL
~, are as hllows: onethrd cash, the balance IN
] y, anu " months the purchaser giving bonds ,
49,, p"p'' hh sulhcient personal dee
.n,se terms the parties interested may makei.r
" ,, ~ 10 Inc credit payments The title will he rcat
'o.l nc ne purchase money is paid in full.
--7'P' -'''<hoV +. JOHNSTON, Commissintr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

The Covington mill has mn factured $50 tons
railroad iron for one OF the stl railroad oompa
MES in Cincinnati The iron is said to be supc-
ror.
Coyington is situated in Kentucky, opposite
Cincinnati Tho street rairoa companies OF the
lattor city, in having their iron manufactured at
home-thereby getting both oh eapcr and u bet
Ter ar,icle--have shown theif good sense, and
have set an example worthy of all praise and imi-
tation. When shall wo havo the pleasure OF re
cording the fact that the railrc al companies of
Nirginn uso no other iron than tn at manutactur-
ed in our own State?
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
coMMIssloNER's sALBor
valuable Mil and Real EST,

- n WHIT. 49, 70 I OF PULASET
IN county, Ia the eases of Herman Eosse ayair, OF Pu
-ler and others, and Susan Spier against T,usnn sd
next proceed 70 sell, at public aucton VAIf al
CHANT MILL, with Saw MILL Plaster Mil ,n, - NE
Acres Of Land attached These Mills are situD, anu a
(aboui two miles from Pulaski Court House reak
supply of water throughout the year. and are nave an
diiiOn. - :" excellent rf
ON the same day. will sell valuable TR,er,
timing about 235 Acres situated about l,alr NH LAND
property This tract has on II a comfornb. n from The
Orchard, DC, and about 25 Acres Of cleared lan ol
And on FRIDAY, the 10th, at the Dublin D.at,
Tenn. Railroad Co., will sell the LOT rcc.n OF The va
House. -" convenient
The sale of each property will be made on IN. n
IERAs:-A sufficient amount of the purchase P.em'es
fray the cost Of the suit and sale will be rpnnr money to d
down. the residue will be divided into four equal w. % paw,
payable at D. IL is months and years with in an'i
months Bond with approved personal security viii hr ~
money is paid. ~ vi 'he purcIa,.
siding in Newbern. - ~ ~ 'Ne subscriber -.-
q 3-dgw Holm Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
To DySDepticS


ANp at, who .alsr he or,nes which, !h' disease
,onrses permanently and speedily b, using the oxYLN
ATEp Ir1rHs.
The Weekly Aorelitte Of Sept. l., -nys:
Dyspepsia Ia "f the prevailing Diseases of country.
This is Wing both I" cmat" aud The almost universal habit Of
eating meals rapidly admit Of proper dig, But
in spite of these adverse circumstance, i> disease when
II has bccoc chronic, disappears rapidly by the of the OK
ygennied ers which have been found prove nialbIo
remedy
From the Publisher Of n widely circulated Magazine.
Bo~roN. july /, 1855.
MEssgs. :. W. Fowls Col have taken three hotties Of
the oxgcnalel Bers and have derived great benefit from
their have been much troubled with ID, spcsia for
era years aud found nothing tina, afforded relief until
used the bticr most checrfniy recommend them To NIL who
ARE afflicted with this Troublesome and stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, uf the Ha1enf di"f S.hoDiiadte.
From Gen. A. {. DoD1E, our Minister Ia spain.
WAstISGToS, d. G., May Is.
DIX. Gro. u. GREES,-Dcnr Sr:-The ONy0ENArED lirEHs
with which kind % furnish IA
snlnary effect In troubled with Dyspepsia
years, during which tried many remedies.
met with nm, good your Blicrs | am In the enjoy
mcnt of good health nnd hope believe all
the ONydEs.rEp BITrtEs viii find them scr,coablc
have found them
With high respect, your ob't servant,
A. C. DODGE.
Prepared by :. W. FOWLEe co, BosruS and sale by
William \. sir"h"r ~ Co, and John II. SrA, Iyncnrs; r.
g. lugi, Campbell g. H.; and by nil Druggist, aud dealers
medicine throughout The "ily AMI country sept 2l-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Mr.. Douf,la q in q Passion.

| When man who il engaged in controversy
either verbal or wri a. gets mad and exhibits,
himself in II passion. it is" very sure sign TINT
he has the worst Of ho argument This ~ rule
almost without exec ption. Accordingly, we are
not surprised at tho disgrnceful exhibition that
Judge Douglas made of himself in recent speech
at Wooster, Ohio, wherein he undertook to reply
to Attorney General BIZ ,ck review ofhs llarpcrl-
nm essay.
Between the two M IN. personally we are not
prepared 10 note any special difference. Both are
professional politician and spells seekers and
we would not insure the honesty of either except
at high rate of prem iu IN. But we are bound
to say that in respect OF the Argument as
well M tho spirit in Which tho ntro'erSy
has been conducted, the advantage is "ll n-
ON the side oftho Alto rncy General. Judge
Douglas position. may hi .vo been msrei'resenl-
oil by Mr. Black h 10 former aver but,
lif he did, It was done IN courteous Ian
guagc and with gard to tho dccencics and
proprietics OF gcntlem mi discussion. When
Douglas desccnds from t,c aish pedestal OF II Sen
ator to apply to msm ocr Of tho Cabinet such
cpithcts ms "cnlumnintor n ID "hlsiiier,' ho not
only disgruccs himself but ctrays at once to the
world his own scliconsoo less that hc has been
worsted in tho encounter.
We may not expect any, hing else, however,
from one of whom the Rict,m ond South said some
time ago that constant asso ii alton with Southern
gentlemen had not suficed to obiterate the crude
vulgarites of his early educat ion" You mny ex-
pei nature, saith tho Latin pc st. but it will even
return. 1t il strange that Mr.. Douglas long ca
reer as public man has not &C nsincod linn OF the
impolicy of resortirg to vuper alive cphets, even
were their use not forbidden . him by the sus
gestions Of manly propriety.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

The ErrFcrs OF THE irish REvrvAI.--.A minister
writing from Ireland Of the effects Of the revival
mentions the following:
An astonishing desire TO hear prescbipg;a desire
for mental improvement, which was manifested
In the reading Of tracts, many which were distri-
bated BY the London Tsact Society. and of books.
whenever they could be procured. The sale Of
books had marvslously increased; an increase ear
nestncss in prayer-pepple rising Mt night, and re-
firing ~ the fields and groves to engage in devo
ltioag and attention to family wors Zip, which had
Everywhere become general. Tho york was char
acsefised by an absence cf all fanatic'sm. and by
the quite and orderly conduct of She people,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
Valuable Real Estate For Sale in iihar,

J, De TI.INti 10 rcnu,c | offer for snI ,,,.T
Ai. desirable RESIDENCE, known rs Chestnut Hi 700
large aud convenient Brick Dwelling House viii 81, vi
pesae, ~o offices on the grounds adjacent AMI all
good repair ~ ''H ne"
Also my Tobacco Factory situated convenient To IN. a.,
am htieh d with new and improved II,ern,lc Nnrhi,
aud all the "ilrr fixtures necessary for cn,uc,i, t w
acar'nS business on large scale. There are also ON the
Tor! lot BOX shop and Houses for the ban.I.
deem II unnecessary give u more narruar ...cr,,,
oil his property, Il. persons wishing 10 purchase are
examine for Themselves. 49, ''''
should the above property not be disposed of befr, H.
ia! "i oc"~r next, will that day be offered nj @
aucalon' to me highest bidder upon liberal credit
!" ~ " -f t,,s u,., MlCAJAH DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

"a wlEk - - - -. tzhlsh however. b,
lnsves he'd n msklag oil The discovery having
Ilsas slnss - uaas, -. he latter commodity
lses always seaaAHz sFss.sr number Of votes
vita he Dsseorkey. lhsn shs fsrmsr. 70 shis
leirsaustases ehisdy. b attributable. We presume
she szsrserdissry ssecess ef this issie Datch Col
ouel Bat that The intelligsns people OF the Fifth
Dis,rist will 81 he snssing election. wipe OF the
stain. caused b the choice Of this pigmy we do
not entertain doubt
The Sixth District whi:h was for many years
the stronghold Of whiggry, has beon mis'repre,
scented for four years by the renegade Wing. Bow
lie. This was the portion Of Maryland originally
settled by the Catholics under Calvert. and large
proportion Of tho present population are of tho
same religious faith. The Opposition Of this class
70 that clause in the American platform referring
TO the tencts of the Catholics Was. of course dis
tasteful to them. and although they were almost
unanimously Wing thsy went In body in oppe'
stion to the American nominee. The present
candidate in opposition TO Col. Hughes. the Dem
ocratic nominee, 10 Alexander ii. lIagncr. Esq
Df Annapolis, a gentlon of decided talents, and
an unwaycring Wing. lie has never had any
,onBeotion with tho American organization, and
\ Is confidently expect ed that he will DO nbo to
,rng to his support the entire old Wing vote oil
ho district. Should this surpositon prove cor.
'ect, he will be returned his military Compel
tor, by very large majority. The convention
which nominated Hughes was an exceedingly
one. and che struggle between the
riends of the various 'ssprants was unusually bit
or aud protracted. The dissensions thus engen.
Tered have no. since be en- neacd and the adherents
# the successful asf irant, lending very luke
warm support to the nominee OF their party on-
Ter these circumstances We may calculate very
upon the election Of Mr. liagner The
rus poets in noble old Maryland are propit'ous in
he extreme, and We shall DO greatly disappointed
our present progn ostcations are not fully ver
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

lrALy.-The latest news from Italy leaves little
doubt of the determination of the Italians to rely
ON themselves, Garibald was preparing gener.
al concentration OF troops ON my given part
Gen. Fani. n'mander-in-chief Of troops of the
Italian league, had fixed his headquarters at Be-
logna the soldiers dsbanded by Victor Emmanu-
ell were hockng round him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

4 THrnns TRLRnoArHkp yaoH WAsnISoToS.--Ths
slsfsasnt IN ths New York Herald that the Is
lsad q San Juan is 10 the joint possession u
British and United States lorces IL diseredited ..
NE War Department.. There, and indeed In al
ofEeial quarters. There seems to be calm
boz determined purpose 10 maintain the right.
fnness Of our Territorial claim up TO the channel
Of Hare.
Gov Floyd has improved rapidly since bis ar
rivnl al Ola Point. He purposed reaching this
city to-day. but, at the i, . ace ,fHs If sd,nt.
Col. Drinkard, the Acting SecetHy of War.
telegraphcd him to remain rs long Is seemed bene-
fetal 10 his health.
As information reached here last night from
New York that the postmaster there has adver
tsed that the California mails would be sent on
the 4th by the Vanderbilt steamer. it seems set
tied that tho Postofice Department has given up
the hope Of the fulflment Of the contract by Mr..
johnson for mil services, either from New
York or New Orleans. The effect is severe up
on commercial men in tho latter city, who arc
deprived for an entire week of opportunity Of
communicating with correspondents 10 California
by reason offailure Of transport Of mails from New
Orleans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

ARMY UNlroRMs-As was tho case with our
Mexican war, the late war in Italy has demonstra-
ted the useessness ola extra display in army
uniform. and commission is now sitting in Paris
which has for its object the alteration of the pres
ent uniform of the French army with II view to
making il Ms simple aud durable. The subject
commands almost as much attention as IA change
IN the fashion u u lnlY's toilette.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

The latest news from Italy leaves little doubt of
tho determination Of the Italians to rely on them
selves Garibaldi was preparnga general conccI =
traton of the tronps on any given point. General
Fanti, Commanderin-Chiefoi the troops OF the l.
Italian League, had fixed his headquarters ut Boz
logna. The soldiers disbanded by Victor Emanunl
were docking round him.
Lctteas from Rome state that the health of the
Pope was almost entirely restored.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
House and Lot. on Vain Streat po.

~ iliE HOUSE AND LOT recent, occnried J., WV
aia Matthews on Main Street, in the city Of L."
onefcH i"r SAFE privately, until the 18th dai uf O,t,I 2'
which DAY! IL not previously sold they VIII r i 'A
auction upon TIE premises, 10 The highest Lihlr RI
81 me most convenient aud desirable pri,n., 't,
nam Street II" premises in good scar and IT,
,eH rIh Mah to Church Streets, and has upp il beside
n"e',' n'uN'' all t'ic necessary Oatholscs Ami, ~
lhns H. N.ison or Jno. U. /. Gogyn or sp, WE ~
srl !i-,ilnMts r''' " 80 ""-.r"'L
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
New Fall Stock.


81 arrived from the Northern with full stock of
~ FALL MD WIN TER CLOTHING. for gentlemen The
latest styles and the most fashionable apparel, lowest
prices can he found al establishments No. 8 Main street.
Als'h large supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods which
WI" sen lower hhh any "hr house IN this city, Hats the
| ss lin"s shoes {" all qualities and prices To- suit Trunks
NHs and hirrias from the best Eastern factories
cNlb!tiun aud will he sold rhcap.
loi,hs and Hnss CLOTHING In all styles and qualities.
Please call at lliksH SrEArsE between Nowl Murrs
and 40 Lewis and "oa for self our is has
ever been. selling cheap u increase custom.
Manufacturers and Farmers Will well to examine our stock
of Servants Clothing, shoes. 49,, Nc sept Adds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
,ALEs BY AUCTION
FUTURE E,AYh.
Valuable Real and Personal Es,.

- As Executor af The late Mrs Sarah l. Nj
G;1 ecri 70 adj. On Tn EsAY the 18th din ~ ~ shall
I'll tbe trUefx dirsrtei to be sold unie, her Mn, er
the HQusch.l aud Kitchen Furniture and H. II 10 vii
loser eud oil Main Street which Inc ..,. s' and
resideoce at The time Of her DEATH The Loi ron" ft
The House has some or nooms besides The uua da
House, Se This property 10 conveniently stnats Stu.
part Of The city. eu 10 thc ii,
The sale Of The personal property will eom,n.no.
PM " ''i al pc445
TKRNs.-For the personal property all sums,,,
over that amount credit Of months nego a,e s
facoriiy endorsed For the real estate cash pavn o'
SIKH VIII be relured-for the residue, er,i; " #
and - montls will be given, The payments beasn
Tie day Of sae negotiable paper satisfactorily
money is pa' Possession will be given as soon .r par
are executed. Selling as Executor, shall ony as Tie
special warranty, though believe the title to CONVEY
.., J. N. GORDON ~ g.
N.J-Aii persons indebted 10 said estate viii Ixee,
immediate payment. All persons having cl,a Piease
estate VIII present The same to me for payment s"s
oct l. d3iawt1}oct j. N fiSpns,,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04
June dly


important to ShlpmaSterS and Crews.
NJ SOME went! years since, was seriously in
NS.S nr,h in of M, hips, hy coming in contact with
III" ni"or of the ship of which mate The
bad that hip has given trouble
time since, until NJ" as Ari, when heard of Davis
Tam Killer aud immediately procured bottles and by using
according Ia the directions entirely cured in about
aud have not experienced the least trouble my complaint
Feeling the Importance of having this valuable medicine
sanI by before starting for Europe March last.
ship Louvre" from New York. purchased large bottles
tax" with me, Will" ~ Antwerp OF attack
ed with aver, severe dAs"niors; gave him The Pain Killer,
ana II cured MIN III hurry
On passage home, with hundred and sixty pas
administered This valuable remedy who were
sick, aud none took without getting relief one lad, passcl-
IN particular troubled with bad headache. wc,
she said there iaNn been troubled with
of the time for told her had and
her the Pain Killer, which, To her SURPRISE did
she had long sought IN vain for. had good medicine
as was put on board SHIP but did open there being
necessity for 1.-THE Pain Killer answered all purposes And
do most sincerely recommend To hpma
take good supply This valuable medicine going
To it IL VALUABLE, aud .
wounds or bruises when liable to-, ui Iurnly o
pen to sliph,arl.
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of the Snip Louvre.
spt IB-lta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

FLrEr FOR CHINA The London Daily Mems
states that the government have decided on dcspa!
chngseyera additional steam frigatc and corvettes
together with u sufficient number of sailing ir'g.
nes, To augment the squadron in China. 1t is nj
~ OK pected that force of ono Thousand addition
nj marines will be dispatched to China. The pa
pers call on government to send troops from India
TO Chinia rather than from England.
A cores pondent Of the Iondon Times suggests that
tho trial trip of tho Great Eastern be to the waters
of China armed with Armstrong; guns or tho best
and liyhte-t cannon. The appearance Of such IA
vessel AND such armament Mt such time from
Eng d. it is though woad haze moral rs well
Ms material effect not To be otherwise prodaced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

o. THE W rcn.--The captain Of coastng
schooner which arrived NJ Savannah last Monday,
reports that he was boarded 10y Lieutenant Black
wood, OF the United States cutter Dobbin, which
vessel was actively cruising about Blackboard and
the adjacent islands for vessels of suspicious
character. The ethccr reports his having been
some sixty miles in the interior. in open boat
(tho cutters great draft Of water preventing her
near approach to many of the inlets and rivers
within her cruising grounds,) exercising strict
vigilance for tho suppression of the slave trade,
and thoroughly overhauling the vessels navigating
the inland waters in that vcinity-the cutter. in
the meanwhile, placed in II central position in one
or tho other Of the sounds, keeping wary eye
the senboard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-04

Reliable orders from the Trade by Mail Telegraph filled
on application 10 AtSTENS. AGnxrs
% Pearl Street, \. Y
kra>rSr is also 10 be obtained the Prices
oi all the New York Wholesale Druggists Gruccrs Camen
aud Bufuug Fluid Manufaci ur,r> and dealers i'm AIMS
y. Bh IRpSINE the trade mark Of TIN. Kerosene OIL
Co. and all persons cautioned against using said trade
frr other oils Oct l-,l3m-, ~