, 1859-09-15
VOLUME XIII.

VOLUME ALL.
cheap. The shoc1uakers like the leather very
much because Of its toughncss and softncs, aud
their customers like ii because Of its lust and
wear, and especially its remaining soft utter
getting wet and dry, aud continuing 60 until old
nd worn out.
The samples of leather exhibited by Mr. II.
attract much. attention, cqaaliug any wc have
ever seen in softncss, p}umpncss, solidity,
weight aud condition for turning water. aud for
service aud beauty. The leather is certainly
worth seeing.
Nessrs Hayward l. Bloomfield J. Co. from the
"Comct Sonp Works in the North Division,
scpd a large and excellent display Of all rane-
tics Of their staple.
Mcssrs. brunswick, Of Cincinnati, through
their Chicago agency exhibit superb billiard
table, and yis.a-yis to 1t is one Of PAelan's.
Messrs, J. II. Reed t. Co., have recherche
collection OF 1'arian ware.
O. F. Sccor. Of Peoria, las four superb
double~barrclled fowlins pieces, lovely enough
10 make sportsn,au's heart ache. They are
1aminatcd steel barrels and valued at $e5v each.
Near these q young iourncynan Of G. +. Al
hey, named Joseph pullan, scndsa case Of finely
finished gun locks. Abbey, himself, las case
Of sportsman's materials worthy Of his es!ah.
lshmcnt aud fame.
Herzog has rich raricty Of Furs, both
dressed and undressed, mud near by ,yc saw the
Indies linger lovingly over the minks and sab}cs
and other fur apparcling Of Mcssrs. jus. 4.
Smith T. Co. The cases Of Millinery, some ten
ortwc1vc in number, from various exhibitors,
attracted continual crowds Of fair visitors
Cook McLaln have large display Of their
ability to teach the public just where and when
and bow 10 dye
Our Chicago Bookbinders came ont radiantly.
Munson Bradley exhibit their superb blank
book, the hero Of preceding fairs that never yet
had ! successful competitor. They also intro
duce new style Of metal protection to the cov-
ers ofhcayy b1ank books. C1,as. Some exhibits
II choice display in the book-bindiug art.
uawley l. Eaton, and 4. Il. Kolln l. Ero.,
have elegant cnscs Of clothing and piece goods.
Sereral Of our leading lattcrs arc represented
in variety of head gear, rich, recherche, and
fashionable, aud just at hand Sheridan, the
:crack Crispin Of Chicago. exhibits choice SAM
pies Of his boot-making.
john G. Garland aud the Mcssrs. Wright Of
have large assoctnlents Of trunks and vaiices.
Louis A. Hamblen makes decidedly the best
display Of Silver Plating at the Fair, from his
extensive works ut No. 33 Franklin street. A
pair Of excellent coach lamps would do credit to
the turnout Of GIL Empress, and are well worth
seeing Mr.. uamb1cn has also locomotive lamps
and rellcctors, aud large variety Of smaller
wares a1l in the highest style Of art. His dis
play does great credit to our Chicago manfac-
tures.
Among the features Of tue National Fair,
among tic more interesting in domestic ccono~
1ny, the displlr of Cook Stoves Was rccciviny.
as weuoticed ycstcr!-y, lnac', attcation. Tucr.
were large number on exhibition, among tl4cla
the Albanian, exhibited by ". +. Eccchcr, NJ.
1872 Lake street. Ihose WHO hare paid attcn-
ton to tic combustion Of fuel in Stoves, k'saw
as ! fact that the 1oss in ils imperfect conbas-
tion BY the stores most generally in use, is equal
to seventy to eighty per cent. For the colnbus-
ton Of soft coal they are altogether failures.
is the country abounds WITH fhis kind of 1l1cl,
Inc great endea'or on Inc PaF' OF 1nose ""o
Aase e''eo al1ent'oa ~ lae sopJec+ - ~ P'oa"es
stove tLat shall perfectly consume soft as veil
as hard boa1 and tue Other. facts in common
nsc-
1n1s point mas oeea accomplished Al tue eoA'
str1ct;on Of the Store known as the Albania.
LIS advantages are Ill us Pe'1c.1 eonsan4t''''
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dan, hr the ,1;,,n;,n w;,h Int = vcry ,no1erat.
suDn,v of co,l-iudeea in co,nuurisou viii. tl!.
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f,c, :. co,,,,r,ti,.1v ;,s;rn;Gcant afew eycu
;ncs oco ,rc watcher, t1,e act;on cf onc Of ia,
x,n,,1.ast .;7a. ,s.;c1 with = roa,,r ,podcrat.
sunn1v of hard coal fed TO tlc furnace but one,
in The snace of four hours kent the thcra,omc
tcrr in :, roon, twcntv-four fect souare stcadiI
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III that ito r,,lcrs ,l,in, far IT, ni.n decide,
success. Twas invented bv ]. c. Henderson
ESQ.,, Of Albany who offers $4,000 for q di1cr
ent stove that will perform what the Mbauiar
accomnlshes.
Amo,c s,ovcs 1,,c c1a and widely know
.1b,uv s,ov. Na,nf,ctrrers K,thl,onc 4 IN
WIN for twcntv vcars haye been irving excl,
sire attention 10 business that las ,i,en the:
and tbe;r x,orcs = rcnut,t;on a,n,ost wor1;, wild
ox,,;1,;. :. ,.,,r .oa,-;r, storo ~ f.ooy .x,u,
r;fou wh;c1, already tas cxc;tc., q crcxt dca1 .
.ttc,,;on md ;,stiv ;f;t nrove wlIat !, c,uime
for # 1,r ;ts rnakcrs who ncrcr mt their na,,
c,;;,-o =, .bo .toro ,;,o
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. 80 -1o@s 80, " >.,s.a. % s.:la.,,,- - ,nort -
:. ,.a;1r ~, .o,rot oct,o s,,cccss
nj. firm that tbcr use on1y ucy iron and IL,
of t,c hest oun)itv in their stores. The priucin
Of the Good Samaritan is to secure continu
drau.ht of pure air heated from the fire char
,,cr md nas,ing through tie oven. ycntilatit
il thoroughly. ind thus giving, in this one pa
| ticu1ar, large advantage and benefit in exec!
ing the gases and cxhalations from viands in Il
process Of cooking.
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