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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-11-07
Err Probate.

State Of Wisconsin,, ManiJowoc County. IL
The matter Of the E-tase OF Emery S. Lamb, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition Of Helen
~ VI. Limb OF the town Of Manitowoc, in the
county OF NsHiiowoc, and State of Wisconsin,,
representing among other things that she has
fully discharged the duties Of her trust az Adj
niiistratrix Of the estate Of the said q eeasl d.
ard praying that she may have srttlerne.t OF
said os-att al d b. discharged a. 4 lniustratrix
shcreof. l. is ordered thar said application be
heard before me, ~ my flee in The village If
Manilo~oc OF the 22l day # June, 4. d. 1909
A. 10 O'clock 4. II And il IS further ordered
thai notice Of said application and hearing be
gwen by pubiiskif copy Of this order for
hFee successive seeks, once IN each week. in
the Manitowoc Plot, 3 newspaper piiated in
aid county, prior to said hearing
II. s PlERrONT, Co. Judge.
Dat, d May ooh 1852.
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Circuit et-asanstosso 60.

S .at- Of Wisconsin. William L tough, Pain
TT, against " .li,m Bach, Junius .Ju,isnn, Jo-
81 IA Lgwsor, Fr-d Borcherdf, J. L Pust. Hem
~ B'tian.r, Juas Bruno, Fra ci- Cooley
hu '. FrweI james Psttee, Eliza S Wads-
worth J,nn VI IF ,iIlan, Wnf ID Smith, Edward
Solomon, Angus Barner, Samuel Williams, Johu
O. StaTkweatBer, William II Jacobs John p
f. binson. Aaron Kimbla. William H. Bsekue!l
and Charles L. Potter. De:eudauts. Judgment
Il Foreclosure and Sale.
Is VIRTUE OF and pursuant TO a Judgment
rendered in al court in the above entitled
action, dated April 29Jh a D 1852, | shall ex-
pose for sale and sell at Public Auction at the
Court House, in the village o. Mnitowoc and
county aud State Aforesaid on Sa'ur LAY, the 24th
day 81 JinuaT7. 4. b 1863 NJ the bour OF ten
o'clock IN he forenoon o. that day the follow
ing d-scrib d mOr'gfg,d premises or 50 much
thereof ~ may be Necessary 10 raise The amount
OF said aigneG.t, int'Test and ct-t. together
with the * cGSe> o sale to wit: The east hal:
o! the south west quarter aud the west half OF
The south east quarter of Section M eight rs (,
Town No. seventeen llTl, north of Range No.
twenty tw" - /, east, III MauitCwos County.
Safe OF Wisconsin,.
WYNAN MURPHY, Sheriff
BY 4 r BLAZE, Uudei Sheriff
Gzo. y WoopfS Pi't'd7s Atty.
Tared Shcr.f's oifce Nanigoaoc, Oct 81, ] &c
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IO;sgG

HAYING been appointed superintendent OF
l. L Schools Tor the equity OF Nauitowoc . in
pace 81 2. j Van Yalke;but gh, late incumbent,
r,s gUei, hereby give uo.ice that persons hav
{, 2 Ul-ine TO transact it'll sad officer. msy
fad ne at the SUPP Office in The Court House,
during business hours on Saturday in each ", K
Teachers Of HE county, whose schools are in SCI
.ou, viii confer favor by informing ne of
that fact, hat may form their acquaintance,
aud visit thor schools at M earliest conyen-
icLce
G. 2. CASRTU1
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Appointment Of school sup cr-
kntcndent
TCOPY

oTFrC. SP'r 90 TCB. TysTHrcTro
To ~ Ci,yt II ne Bond # Saps,p,sOys If
lH.s,,ier,c Co4nfy-Namtolyc
DsaE SiR B, yirlue 81 authority conf, rred
upoG uir y ;. ctiol, l. Caaprer 10, General
Lave al ISL, du herrby appoint Charles :
Cturigt a. ,ou u Sui cent. udsut 81 ; htol-
IL -ud f,r he county 81 Nau.toavc, IN place Vi
BIZ. Van Yaikeuburlh re-igurd
puue az sad.-t.l. Ibis l9 div Of
tsrALl September, ls62. Wines uy hand
AID efiic al seal.
J l.. PICKARD,
Supl Public Instruction.
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SfipTEfss y fa.
Great Ccnri-Nanitowoe Cguat

1r-.,.... II c.
= imam - o'''0'
,n',g''s Ne'.i,0"!'
X ''''o'l So" ,''' sal,
rb, nc--,-'sI ard real pronerrv Of the oboye-
rs7nad 5.f.,.J.rt I'll mas V..,,,,ody ( hay.
the d,v scz.t an1 ,avie3 ,ro., IN ,la -. h.
ti.I. and irt.r..f r,I,ich tho said dnr,.l,,.tbad
in and 70 L5t- twelve l., and five -, in tn,
town rIot OF Lau4vitIe, in tie town OF Maritn-
woe r ,pi4-, county Of Nan.towoc safe of w s
consisr with the. Iir - aric-- thereto i-lo...~
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GEO. RE ED,

attorney and Counscllor at Lac.
Has res lmed the practice Of his profession in
Mautowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attepton to all professional business
entrusted to him.
- Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his offc6 viii be found ,s
his dwelling house.
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THE MANiTCWC PILOT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY NoRNiNa
:. ffsWlsy, Editor and Prep letter.
TERMS

To Village Subscribers, Shsn Left by tn Csr
rier, So 90 per sunum:
To Nail and Oacc Subscribers, 81 So inra-'
Tid6iy ia ddeanee.
Eleven copies " II be sent to enc pos fcfice
on receipt of 90. Twenty copies on he ie-
ceipt Of SIS 0.
Is Advertising at the usuatrstes.
job -pRIYYTIIy 10
Having :. large and varied assortment Of Job
type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds of JOB PAINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
gE- Ali kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this olEce in payment for work or papers.
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Delicate Organ. the Eye.

MdDE THE SPECIAL STUDY
The underlined feeling the necessity that at
some one point. ard by one or more PLY sciaus
in our State, that this class Of diseases should
receive special attention, AID be the subject of
special practice, vi for the future, devote from
other practice, from % to ocl OK, in the fare
moan If every day to the treatment Of Opthal-
ME diseases.
IL ,very case fair and candid opinion Of tie
prospect Of Offering a cure vii tie given. l.
must be remeu eeI cd that there are cases hey0nd
tha power OF the best uedita! -ki.l IN the world
Diseases Of the Chest and stomach,
and all other chronic affections, will also he pre-
scribpd for and treated 1T tue same time Poor
persons whose means are limited, viii be char
zed fcr medi ii e only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he pp->cs-rs in these cl isscs OF disease, c4n be
made beneficial TO hi~ fellow ctiz rs, an thcrc~
lore adorts fsi> method for the public good
i NOT irufn any pecuaiary necessity Of making
It known that he deyotes certain hours IRON
lis Other pracrIce t. tlr treatment OF thl DIS
eases a!rcadg enumerated.
A. many casns viii revuire rrgtrated stay
in the CITY, board can always he had ut one or
another OF the many boarding houses or tavecns
at the IIospit. under The uf the SiStets
or Charity. This Hospital is located on the
banks Of the Lake in one Of the mast beautiful
situations in the city, accessible at ali hours OF
The day 10y horse railway.
Letters Of enquiry wiI always be promptly an
swcred Office NJ. Crossw,Iis Building
Wisconsin, Street. he;ween Z St Water and
Main Streets Residence corner oil Van Buren,
aud Oneida Streets, Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON, II y.
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- Ia Il g. IS "a - n Il
PATENT -NEDICINE DEP OF
EEeDEgsEg yyETY7sSSy.

FranhIin s! ncrt door to the Post Of;c,
MANITOW0C, WIS.
TT'FIES establish ment Will always contain all III
! varieties of Medicine usually Kept ia Dru
Store, together with Paints, Oils Varuish, Al
colIol, Spirits % Turpcntine, Wines and Lquorr
for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
Soap ara Poripmery, Blank B1uks and Station
cry, Ctmpheue, Fluid and Puratine, and ali the
loher articles belonging to this lire.
y" PGoSCHIPsIoSs carefully put up both day
2nu nighl time, IL #.
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

.Noiaty Public and General Land 1qenf,
sToCKBHDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
Viii attend to the payment of taxes, the collcc.
ton OF debts, the e1 animation of titles, ~.
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CEaAS. A. IlEUVEks.

NorAEY PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Nh
tGai | snrance ImFany, and ountv Treas
urer- VIII attend to he payment of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street nl-tf.
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HNE. NJ. NICHOLS,

.fitorney ahd Counsellor at Lac,
Office Oh York Street, Han;towoc, Manitowoc
Counry Wis. Collections promptly attended
To- ul-tt
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+! CASH !! !!

I WILL PAY the highest market prize in
l. CASH hr Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats, Barley,
Beans. and Timothy Seed delivered on Frank
jin street. TWO doors east OF / ghth street.
a GRCSnUS.
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-Attoracy and Counsellor It. Lao,
Justice of the Peace, aad Notary Public. Par
ticulsr attention given to collecting, &c Of
fee Oh York Street, Hanitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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In Nanitnwoc. ou the i4th of October, a
Pocket u TX caaFa ming shout Thirty or Forty
Dollars ~ o'i' AL9. Pu'nls.ory Note sg'-t
kp4d" t'ty iof Iair'y Niar D5liars, due Janus-
~ lsoa- A.so receipt to be undersigned
FOR IAeniF Nl9e u lar. Toe finder wil De
literally resaIded by having he property Il,
Geoieuo~'s Store, or With the usfirr-i5r.cd
eleven miles vest Of Naniiosoc. 90 The e ,.np.,
k'sd kNIDE KNCDsON
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G. TGEEsEsOS e. CO.,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
ard Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass Nails,
etc. Produce Of al! kinds wanted, nl-lE
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EAGLE
STORE.
South side Of the Rirer, Aanitoa00e, IVis
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Mantle
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Meliciue store formerly kept
by LEUBNER & EuDIcER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
tie river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
repIcnishing the same. lie has a large
end extensive assortment Of PURE
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JOHN Nl?kEDEkA,

ETagsn, Sleigh, aud Carriage Maker.
Shop on York street, VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Mantowoc, Wis. Always on
hand. and willing to work.
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DiSeasesOfl The Eye L Chest.

T7HE undersigned, knowing from experience
Il that t. possess any knowledge OF The many
OF ms OF disease o. hit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-02
I,IyE, STOCK

DroversAud Farmers " IT Nm q This The OF ftAdyEn-
taxsous route for Live stock Capscions Yards well
wAtered and supplied with every convenience .haye c
be opened OF this and ts sd es-ry
attention 10 paid their From Harrisbr rSh
where i'll be found every conseniance for feedlnr
ard re sting choice Is offered OF the PHILAD DEL
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS
This will also be found The shortest, quickest nd
direct route for Stock to New Allen
town and " i'll fewer cha Hg es than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS. .GeGeralsupt., ,Altoona,Pa
l.. l.. HOuPT. Gen Ticket Agt. Philadelphia
H. H. HOUSTON, N,Gen'lFreightAgt., ,phiiAdoiphi !.
jan24dAw
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rITY BOOK STORE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House Of Vim. ThompsonA Co.

New Books.
The City Book Store is this day in receipt of the
tolow Ing choice lit erature. s@
Cecil Drecme, BY Theodore Winthrop.
Jehn Brent :.
shadow in the House, by Saunders.
The Household OF Bouverie by 80 outhern Lady.
Songs In Many Keys, by Holmes.
Recollections OF Shelley and Byron by TrelRupy.
Shelley Memorials, by Lady Shelley.
The Rejected Stone by virginian-
Tom Bnrke's school bays at Rugby.
DeQuincy's Opium Eater
- Literary Remini niscences
Theological Essays,Ac.
Hoods Poems, Blue and Gold.
| Longtenow's Poems, Blue and Gold.
Ars Jameson - Loves Of the Poets, Blue 4 Gold.
- :" Chsracteristics, ,Ac.,
- 7. studies, kc,, ..
50 81 ItAlan Painters, a.
a. - legend ofthe NJ adonnsH
:" Sketches OF Art, -
/" 50 Diary, &C..
Hs ~thorne's Marble Faun.
House OF the Seven Gables.
A arietLetter.
's Noses, from Old Manse.
Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
- Riithedale komances.
Longfelow's HA~ stha-
EvAngeiine.
The above Books will be sold at pn biisner,s pricsss
The public invited 10 call and examine steck.
febe-d J. W. OGDEN.
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sleeping Cars
ON NIGHT TkAiAs TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -ea
All Transfers Free.
1 X + j @ III Il s .

4 Il T. 6 ii rs.
BY thisrouie, FssisLt oI all daser iT, ea be
forwarded from PhIIadeiphia, hew york Boston or
bainmore,t0 or from any point Ihe Railroads
of Ohio. Kentucky. indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin
lows or Missouri BY RAILROAD DIRECT
eata with Steamers. by which Goods can bcforwsrd-
10 al, point on The Ohio, Auskingun, Kentuckv
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, isconsin N issis-
sippi Missouri Kansas, ArkAnsaa, and Red ktvers:
and atCieseiaBds sandusky and Chicago withs tea au
ers 10 alt ports on the North lakes.
AerehAltsand Shppe ~ sBtrustn ng the Transports
iion oftheir Freighito 10 this Company can rely with
conf de nee o n its speedy transit.
The kates ~ Freight
To and from any poit,t the Nerl BY the pennsyl-
vnnia Central RAroaa. 81 all LINES AS IA
EoRABLk As ARE ChAkaEI EY UThkkRAII-
ROAD COMPANIES.
III BE particuiarto mark pack ages, s.vrA Psss
CKkrRAL *. R.rLX
For Freight CoBiraetsor Shipping Directions mp-
ply TO or address either or following agensohs
Cnupsny
X. r SASS. st Louis MI souri,
ID. A. STEWART Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkE& co, Transfer gents, -
II. W. BROW ~ Co. Cincinnati o.
nc. MELDRUM 4 co. Madison, IND.
J. u. MOORE. LGuitvEi by.
w. W. AMMAN n CO.. Evansville, Ind
CLARKE a. CO., Chicago, Ill.
w. N 4 l.. l.. LANGLEY, Cali polls, ..
q. Is. NEAL, Parkersbura, Va.
HALL& Co.. Marietta, o.
s. PIERCE CO, GAINESVILLE o.
M'DowEI.L M'CoLh Portsmouth %.
ANETLY, Msysy Tile, ~,
J.P. JOHNSON RirIsy, q.
JOHN Tom, ,CosingtoB, ~.
g. l.. HtAloA, Cleveland O.
y. & MEDIUM, Gell Travelling Ag'aor
he South ans West.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01
For the Daily State Sentinel.
Terrc IHnlIte.

Terre Haute is one of the most important
points in the State. Ii has heavier produce
trade thar any other town city in the State. 1t
has greatly the advantage of any other interior
city or town by the vicinity of its coal and iron
ore, and being situated ON the Wabash river and
canal-having thus these avenues of transporta
ton in addition to railroads running East West,
orth and South 1t commands the trade OF
section of country some seventy five or eighty
miles square, which is not surpassed for product
iveness in the world. We were surprised to learn
that the population of Terre Haute and suburbs
is not more than Ia 900 or l., COO Its great
importance as commercial and manufacturing
town would enable it easily to sustain popula-
ton of 10000. IL possesses very superior adj
vantages as a manufacturing city. We know of
no place healthy which possesses such cheap
water access to market. Cities whose access to
market is exclusively through railroads, cannot
possibly compete successfully with those that
have water communication well as railroad
There is just one thing which prevents Terre
Haute from being the most beautiful city in the
West. and this is the shabby and dilapdated APP
pearance of number of the buildings around
the public square. Every city or town has
centre or head. The public square of Terre
Haute is the natural center head of this place;
and if it were built up with fine modern business
tenements, it would make Terre Haute the most
lovely aud attractive place in the West. But its
present appearance, however. is that of we'll
dressed man with an exceedingly seedy hat on !!
The most OF the good business houses run east
from the northeast corner of the square on
street comparatively narrow, dark and damp,
whereas, the streets around the public square are
broad. dry. airy and light. We would give, (and
we have heard number of Others so express
Themselves twenty five per cent more rent for
commodious mOdernized business house on the
square than elsewhere; for besides this being the
natural place for business. it would be much
more pleasant to do business here. We cannot
understand why the owners of property the
public square do not improve it, its present con
diuon is disgrace to them and to the whole
city, unless they are too poor or they may be
too rich to care about making their property pro
ductive-for would venture our existence that
stylish and commodiOus business blocks on the
public square would command at least twenty
five per cent. rent than in any other part of
the city.
One thing is certain, if Terre Haute is ever to
make the progress in future. which she should
make. the first improvements must be around the
square OBSERVER.
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The Negroes.

"But If colored people are to come into Ohio,
by all means let them he located where the peo-
pie like their proximity better than we do in Gin
cinnat There are some thousands of them in
this city that We would be glad to be rid of"
Thus speaks paper that has no sympathy
with the Democracy. the Cincinnati Press. Fore
seeing the inevitable consequences of the eman-
cipation policy adopted by the Administration. it
becomes alarmed. and desires to have the free
negroes 'locate where the people like their prox-
unity better than in Cincinnati" similar cry
will come up from every direction throughout
the Northern and Western States The white
people do not want to have the freed negroes set
tie in their midst; nor do they want Congress to
pay millions, in the shape of taxes to set them
free. What the masses desire is, that the old
Union, the old Constitution, and the olden times
of happiness and prosperity for white men shall
be restored. This is what they want, and none
of your experimenting with Wild impractical and
ruinous abolition theories Dayton Empire.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-01

The market full Of limitations repre- sented 20 be IN.
same a BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,'' which are
in most cases productive positive injury Many dealers
will recommend infeur preparations and lower priced
articles, aorng prolific themselves Ask for and
OBTAIN only BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,"
which by loHs exPerene. have proved their value having
received the sanction Of physicians generally, and testi
monias from eminent men throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs. when allowed to
Dissolve slowly the mouth, have direct influence to
the affected parts the seave aud soothing effect TO the
lining % the wndpipe into the Broneh allays Pull
manaEy and gives relief la Coughs, Colds and
the various Throat Affections which public speakers and
singers are liable. febll-dly's2
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FoRrREss MoSRoE, April 29--Tfe Charleston
Mercury says that nine schOoners left that city
on the previous Saturday 70 run the blockade
The Guide Wave and two Others were taken
The crew of the Guide was lanced on Gibbs
Island on Wednesday. On FRIDAY they we're
seen by our pickets and fred on under the sup
position that they were Yankees David Kauifer
of Augusta was killed. The three other vessels
were sent TO Port Royal
The gunboat Mount Vernon arrived from the
blockade of Wilmington on Sunday night. She
eft there the jamestown and Victoria The
Cambridge sailed hence for Wilmington on Sun
day. The Mount Vernons boilers are defective
but she will return to her station IN few days.
There is but little news.
Fort Casswell IS being strengthened by the
rebels in expectation Of an attack.
The schooner Kate from Nassau Was captured
by the Mount Vernon about two weeks ago while
attempting TO run the blockade.
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Noon Reports.
w SHINGTON NEWS
CAPTURE OF REBEL VESSELS
.S'EGROES TO BE .aR.uED!
sou Il H r. IL ~ n T. w - :,
REBELS BURNING THEIR COTTON.
AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS.
The GOrernOr Of Worth Carolina
in Prison.
Skirmishing at Pittsburg
Landing.
G O ~ O. TX l. = SION AL.
= sou THERN NE w - i,
REBELS BURNING THEIR COTTON.
AFFAIRS AT NEW ORLEANS
The GsOrerttOr Of Worth Carolina
in Prison.
RES AL.
From Washiurtop.

WASHINGTON, April 29.-The 7ribunes special
dispatch SAYS:
The War Department has issued an order for
supplies of arms and clothing for the loyal blacks
to be enrolled in Gen. Hunters division.
The Timess dispatch says:
BY advices from the Department of the She
nandoah, received here to-day, Gen. Banks, not
withstanding the bad roads, is continually push
ing his advance towards Staunton, being already
within few miles OF that place.
Ii is considered doubtful whether the rebel
Jackson will make stand at Staunton, as he
fears being ianked by column from the Noun
tain Department. Gen. Banks's troops are in the
best of spirits
Lieut. Robinson is ordered to the command of
the battery f. A. Stevens, commonly, but erro-
neously called the Naugatuck, now at Fortress
Monroe.
The Secretary of the Treasury is now prepared
- pay all Indebtedness of date prior To the LIST
Of February in cash; of the month OF February
40 per cent in cash; and of subsequent date, 80
per cent. in cash.
The Emancipation Commissioners met to-day.
Several petitions were fled. and during the day
thirty or forty persons waited OH the Board for
information regarding the procedure.
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GAS STOVE.
A NEW ERA IN DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Cooking and Healing by Gas and
Atmospheric Air Combined.
A PRINCIPLE REDUCED TO PRACTICE WITH THE
AVOIDANCE OF UNPLEASANT AND
INJURIOUS DOORS
w F. SHAW7S
PATENT AERIFlED GAS APPARATUS.

FuNHE public be supplied with my patented ap
u paratus Tor Cooking and Heating by Gas and Air.
which are now coming into very general sse, and 10
which beg leave 70 call the attention OF hOusekeepers
and companies. Many attempts have BEEN made 20
use in cookery and for heating apartments, bat most
Of them have failed 20 mcetthe expectations % inventors
and consumer In the apparatus furnished by me- the
requisites Of Economy, Comfort Neatness Convenience
Uniformity VI Result, and Improvement IN the Quality Of
the Food have been attained Prom the peculiar
Of combustion, all possibility Of creating smoke nox-
ous and unwholesome vaTor is prevented. The meats
retain all their juices. and acquire a rch and delicate ia
vor, which other process fmpart Much time aud
labor are saved IN attendance, making Of fires, At while
the perfection and uniformity Of the result Of great
importance. The process of roasting bread and pastry j.
agreat Improvement the usual method Of baking in
close ovens.
Gas Stoves for warming Hotel Rooms, ParlOrs. Sleep
ing Rooms Offices, Nurseries, Students Rooms, Bathing
Rooms, Green Houses, &C. In the most pleasant and
nomca manner, always on hand, and in preparation.
These stoves constructed upon entirely different
principles from any other gas stoves before offered to the
public. They do produce smoke odors
Of any kind IL the directions for complied witb
have no connection with any chimney and can be used
IN any part Of apartment. Many thousands now
IN daily USE and have given entire satisfaction.