, 1863-03-10
The Stewart Cook-Stoye.

To write or speak In praise of q new thing
has the drawback that belongs to all forms o.
rrophesy. It may full. But to History at
tachcs no such disadvantage, to apply the
rule to the domestic world. There are manq
new stoves being introduced. Of old favor.
tics there are. but few. The new invention
often has but 4 short lived success, but fails
to maintain it. For one such long and nobly
maintained success us the Stewart Air Tight
Cook Stove there are Que hundred 1ashy, i'll.
starred attempts to win q place beside it.
There is reason for the place held by the
master piece Of the veteran stove maker. The
| people like it. Housekcepers say that there
is no storc to compare with it. It has stood
cTery test, and IS now sold on reputation rs
secure as sterling gold. It is air tight, and
SO, economical. It's plates are flied with per.
feet niccty. There is no escape Of smoke, OF
illicit admission Of mir currents. The fire
chamber Is so placcd as to give the most com.
plcte control Of the heat to the housekeeper.
Its fittings md appliances are the most
complete and perfect. Its large Hot Water
Reservoir; the Fire Closet; 1.-THE Top Cover
and Stool; the old fashioned Dutch Oycn: the
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very process Of baking, are all most valuable
and favoritc features. Added to this, its tu-
rabil1ty has been well settled. It's plates are
all easily replaced from the manufacturer.
One ofthcse stoves will, with proper use, last
q family life time. It burns wood or coal
with equnl facility, aud with an economy that
is without parallel.
James F. Dalton, at No. II Lake street,
whose stock Of Housekeeping Goods is sure
| to offer attractions to housekeepers, Is ready
to furnish the homes Of our readers with this
Stewart stove. 4 glance at it, rs exhibited in
his store; the proofs Of Its merits, as set forth
in the circular Of the manufacturer, and at
tested to by nany among us who have this
stove In use, will answer better purpose
Than column of description Of qualities that
make this the queen Of the cook stoves,
Roseh11l Cemetery.
Some time since We published full report
Of meeting Of the lot owners Of Rosehtl]
Cemetery, held for the purpose Of considering
the proposition Of the Managers Of the Gem.
ctcEy concerning fund for the perpetual
maintenance and care of the Cemetery
grounds, and gave an abstract of the bill at
that time prepared By the lot owners. This
bill passed the Legislature at its late session,
and having been accepted by the Cemetery
Company as IN amendment to It's charter Is
now u law.
The first Board of Trustees elected By the
| lot owners, and appointed in the act as custo.
| dians of this safety fund, met on Friday last
! md organized by drawing lots for their re.
spectiye terms Of Office as follows; Fredcr.
lex Tutue, esq, arew the term for two years
9. N. Holden, esq, that for four years, and L.
B. sidway, esq, that tor six years.
by the terms Of the law tho Cemetery Com
Fans Is compelled to pay to. these trustees,
1no eos1f successors to be elected By the lot
o"ness, one tenth part Of all receipts from
sales Of lots. until fund Of one huudred
thousand dollars has accamulatea. thu ,ntcr.
est Of which is to be forever ,nn1,oa M - 49,
care aud preservation Of the oemeterv Th,s M
fund Is entirely beyond the contro' oe.us
Company, and will not take the n,.a. - w ~
interfere ut al with the Improvement wh,ss ~, ~.
tic Cemetery Company will continue to raas 49,
"s heretofore, hut is intended to be, NJ t..
dictates, q safftyJ Juna.
is made f!g tac management