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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

CASpLss -Adamautinc firm at previous rates In
sperm snd patent hear or sales but the market
was Arm nt 4bc. q b5e
CoYrRs-No sales Of moment reported yesterday,
there being inquiry outside OF the demands OF the
trade. Sales 125 bags Rio at 45c.
FRrfGHrs ruled very quiet but firm. Engagements to
Liverpool include o5 tons aow at 10 235 tons logwood
nj e 200 bbls tar at Is, $50 hhds bacon at los, and
100 do pork Mt IL Cd To Antwerp 100 terces lard at
22s Cd The British bark Quicksep sold for $11 500
and resold for $4,000
NAVAL sreR.s.-The demand rather more active
for spirits urpentnc today, tho sales reaching 20 bbls
ut III IS 81 30 for French and American Resins wero
ar but quiet Mt $40 for black and s2 $50 for com
mon good strained with sales Of l26 bbls Tar dull at
previous rates Pitch was dull and prices wholly
unchanged.
Hoss were In Increased demand, and nrm the sales
reaching 200 bales at Joe. Doc Tor new growth,
and 25c q Ssc. for 1893.
Morassss Tho demand was moderate Sales rs bbls.
New Orleans at 81 40 81 ~, and 80 hhds Cuba
vado al 500.
oua-The market for crude fish remains about the
same NJ last noticed Lnsecd was dull and nominal at
81 20 Other kinds were very quiet, and without de-
cided change.
PRovsoss-Reccip,s, 372 bbls pork, 1oT packages
beef, 30a do. cut meats, and 446 do lard The pork
market wss unsettled opening dull and heavy but clos
ing firm, with more doing sales 900 bbs al S36 80
$50 75 for new 334 62k e34 S7 for fse3e "a do.
cash and regular way, closing At $34 81 cash; $50
$50 30 for prime, aud $35 for prime mess. The
beef market quite active and firm; sales TOO
bills a SIC e22 for plain mess and $2l 324 for extra
DO Beef hams were moderately sctve at last
quotations. the sales reaching In the neighborhood
a lso bbls Dressed hogs may be quoted nrm u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

isxc loxc for Western Bacon wus IN fAir demand
and rather Armcr; sales 500 boxes q 20xG for
long cut hamS In cW meats there was moro
doing but prices were without change: sales Of 500
pkgs At ike. 1Sc for shoulders and Ice 23c- for
hams also 100 900 lbs shoulders, deliverable in April
and May sellers option at IKE The lard market was
dull and scarcely firm at lec. . 23ac for No l.
strictly prime with sales OF 400 bbs Butter and cheese
were quiet and prices were wholly unchanged.
SUGAR The market quite active, but scarcely
firm OWNS tho slight decline In gold prices however,
without material change; sales 72S hhds. cubs mus
covado at 17kc 2lc, chiefly at the inside price, and
sis boxes Havana, No. IL at zoe Refined was arm at
27s<c for crushed, powdered and granusted-
TAILow less active and scarcely 70 arm: sales
100 900 lbs at 1910. q lie.
ToBAcco inactive and prices nominal sales 22s hhds
Kentucky at lie. 24c.; 70 cases sead leaf At 12ko.
Q 27c. r&5
WaIsxEY.-Receipts 80 bbls There was but little
business transacted and the market was scarcely rm
trifing sales Of Western were made al 81 90.
Sales OF Heal Estate.
BY Muller, wilkins Co.
House and lot ct 93 Pine street. 90 100
House and lot 1t AIS Pacific street. Brooklyn. tlso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

CLEARED.
sssam:hip United Kingdom tBr' Campbell, Glassow-F
steamship Columbia Barton, Havana-spoGord Tieston
Steamship Carolina Phillips, Beaufort NC-Murray 4
Steamship Franoona, Sherwood, Portand--H Cromwell
ship R winthrop, Stewart, savannah-chas Wright
(Norw), Thronsen, Antwsrp-Funch, Mencke
BARK Gyda (Norw), Lovold, Bremen-Funch Msincke 4
Ship Glad Tidings Thomas, Cadiz-w 4 A Nelson.
Bark Chanticleer tBr) Potter, Matamoios-Merrck& An
Bari Lucy Mile. or, %atsmSrosTA Ladd Co.
Brig Penguin (Hamh Wesenburg, Hamburg-Funch
Brig Caroline. searle, AspnwaIl-Panama Railroad Co.
h Brg Agile NJ. smith MN M o. sos whitney CO
schr + Kidder Snow, Key West~Murray 4 Nephew.
schr ] Crawford Buckley, Nawbern
ssST hSss: s.ssn
schr Fred Hail. Ingrahsm, Providence-H Racket Son.
ARRIVED.
is.samship Granada g transport Baxter savannah and
n 90 %ss e H ...%ss. sly ss snS n
ON Pm 70 miles Of Hseras sed: steamer Mhambra
short Delaware Brsatwa,sT and LETT ,his
is Hilton Head he sa he al sf
BARK sandy Hooi Bsr:sow csa. day. with salt. to
Borland Son Has been 3 days NV of Bermuda, with
A.tp;.o csr;ss: Jan with n, hides "a
weather; been % days north q Haitsrss.
= VII f:":: g. ffS s
Jsn 70 M - Ion ,S Pots D.n s rooAoy bark
5rs Alice !S5 Iosa. 9 john. fR, . days, with sugar
Brig Amaia lof Turks isanas, Amus 81 x.rc. % days
With 70 a w. o. JAN 70 psderI
scsr MARY FIJI, from Boston fos aa.s%oios n :.
s sss ds: r R
m med Jan company VIII brig Mmnson Nothing Of
Sc is which hours whom he WIND hauled . iSs
S blew r he
s K ns held h. % s t
viz sSe. S.u % p ~. W
CT 4.
gng and main stay and ssshss.y massopmas
snssi and rso.,sd s osssr asnsas an Wind f:sS
%ii!.ms . the Wind norss.ns could work % ths
Sl%:s ana;fvsy and beat "a .oas
land . n ses % SsSs s .h.S sp.s
ep:sl Az ;nSSs srs:ssr. y =: wsoS.Ss:
again ,ac plo boo. again ioOs her in tow.
With sugar &e Ne Dunssn ~ Inst lon y Is
.r:.; y
with sugar, 70 VIM Ingals.
Brig Excelsior Cooper Of and from Bermuda ID days, 10
Brig Annie Geidert tBr Cochran wentworth Ms So days.
with plaster 70 Smthers a Co - :.
Brig Mary Lowell, -. Boston, with oil casks, 70 JED
Schr W chatham tof 81 John NB), Buck Demsrara, ~
days with moasses and iron, 70 Neyius Son., - :.
acbr sarah Maria tof Cold ssring) Underh ~ Kitts 10
days with salt Pearssl Had heavy NV gales the
ras FEB was In sight Of Sandy Hook when she
tered heavy NV gale with heavy squalls split sails
and was blown of; the Grew frosbitten.
schr Bruce Gresory, 81 Martins Is days. with salt 70
sobr Alice aof 81 Andrews NIB Croker 81 Martins q
DAYS with salt, TO Buck Go. Had heavy and NV
schr James ponohus Sof Bsngor Bartlett 81 Thomas
This bort 10 repair sails LIST and I'd inst In the Cult stream
passed a quantity OF boxes and vessels house painted
white Had heavy weather; split sails, &c
schr Volunteer )of windsor NS) Holmes, Jacmel ST days.
with loQwood, 40, 10 ID r Dewolf.
Schr Annie Howlan (Br), Eeland Oascumpec, PEI. n
daya. with Data. 70 II Y Buck Oh. '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09
Police Intelligence.

LONG ISLANDER ROBBED IN STATE STREET.
Al late hour Tuesday night William Flaherty
residing at wcstbury Long Island, was quietly walking
through State street, when two suddenly confronted
him One OF them unccremoniously grabbed him by
the throat and hold him fast while his confederate ex-
amincd the pockets of Fahery and forciby took there
from wallet containing small amount Of money Tne
hghwaymen then released their victim and ran away in
different directions Fahcry pursued one of the fugi
tives into whitehall street. where he arrested by
officer Brosnan OF the First precinct The stolen wallet
was found on the sidewalk where the arrest made.
The prisoner gave his John Murphy and said he
lived In Newark N J. He Is twenty years OF age and
native of Ireland. Justice Hogan committed Murphy
for trial. without bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

Tho wheat market inactive and prices were wholly
nominal In rye and barley we hear Of no movement
but the market was firm 1t rates Malt continues
dull but firm. The corn market was dull, but prices
were without decided change Sales 5000 bushels new
yellow Jersey at 81 70 81 Tx, Western mixed may be
quoted nominal at 81 81 q 81 SS Oats very nrm
but the demand moderate We quote Western At
al IL and Prince Edward Island u 81 OF.
Corruy. The demand less active to-day, the M
tenion OF the trade being generally occupied by the large
auction SALE In prices however, have especial
change 10 note the market at the Gloss under the
downward tendency Of gold, rather heavy. Sales
were 500 bales THE large auction sale TO day drew TO-
gether quite large number OF SPECTATORS the bidding
was spirited, anethe entire catalogue, comprising $40
bales was sold principally 10 spnners at the following
prces:-Good mlddng CSC, middling Sskc., low do
s7c good do 7oc and low as 76c. The follow
ing are the prices current
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. SEP. NJ
Aans.-Receipts, 204 bbls. Market dull and rates
nominal.
BRxAperuyrs Receipts Aoo7 bbls -FOUR 3os bbls. and
273 bags corn meal 800 bushels wheat 7,4lo do corn,
1871 do rye o47 do barley, and o25 do malt The -four
market was less active the demand being wholly con-
fined TO the local trade, and prices were trhs or
though without quotabc changes Sales Of 5000 bills
State and Western 400 Southern and $50 Canadian In
rye flour nothing Of moment transpred and in the alb
seuce OF sales, prices wholly nominal Corn meal
was in moderate demand with sales Of 600 bbls Jersey
We uuote.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JAcKsoy-CoHEs-A Baltimore, Wednesday, Feb.
ruary by the Rev DR. Hockheimer at the residence OF
J. s. Cohen, Esq, ErGESE j. JACKSON, OF New York, TO
REBEcCA daughter of tho late d. j. Cohen, of Baltimore
No cards.
JoHEs-B RowS-On Tuesday, February 7, by the Rev
DR. Hammond, Mr. PETER H. JOINS to MISS SARAH J.
Brown youngest daughter of the late Robert Brown,
all Of this city.
IEs-DoRRAScE.-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, February
T. at the residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, JoHS f. LEE, Jr, to FANNIE
daughter OF George w. Dorrancc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

gsAr A.sis Ls,sss or, sssss.A cssrssiis sssys -
sohr asris Flaming WluAna Fortress ncaros Tor No.
witch.
Schr = y Crowell Sieyens. PhilAdelphia for Bostsa
Gche Cherub Bailey, Elixabethport Tor Boston.
6chr Wind Harrington, Elixabethpo for bostSa-
Sehr Mazurka Flowers, Belfast for Baltimore
schr Bay State Corey, RocklaRd-
Schr OTIS, earle, Rockland.
schr Ida Blake Portland for philadelphia
Schr Shooting STAR Marshall, Boston.
Schr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston. NNN#0 NNN
Sohr WIN Lancaster (Br). Dunham Provideuoe. AN
SAILED
Staamships Cuba United Kingdom, Columbia, Idua -
Nightingale, America ship Asnputoni pars4
Thames Marathon, Bridgeport AbantAno, Carone Losas
brig Anierca; schrs Paul Petrol JULIA Brown
Steamship Virginia (Br Lewis for Liverpool passed o.
SANDY Hook this morning 9TH.
Wind at sunset WSW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

The st. Marks Fire Insurance Company Of this city
has declared semi annual dividend of Ave per cent free
of tax, payable demand. The New York Life In
and Trust Company one Of five per cent, also
surplus dividend of five per cent, both free OF tax,
and payable on demand. The City Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared dividend Of three dollars and fifty
cents per share FREQ Of tax, payable 18th instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

Counterfeit i've dollar bis on the Mechancs Bank, OF
Railway, N 4, havejust been introduced Tho vignetse
of the counterfeit represents man and two horses
blowing on the left of large figure In circular
die The genuine bill has portrait Of Washington
The New York EXPORTS exclusive Of specie, for the
week ending February 7, compare Is follows
1853 1884 1885,
For the week. 80. S5, I54, 902 3475,880 4806, 1872
Previously reported 49, 5l,sl2 s,ls7472 2o,3l7l72
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09
stock Exchange.

22500 US 6's, 'S1, con
1900 do.
$500 US Gs, $40, reg
1000 US C's, 20, cou
$4,000 do.
5000 do. new iss
10000 US5's, To- 40, cou
$4,000 US6 $, 1yrcrtfs
5000 Missouri 6's. :.
5000 Connecticut 6's
B0O0OOhio h Miss ctfs
1000 N Y Central 6's
5000 Erie Sd mtge.
5000 IllinoisCent BIDS
1900 AIT u I H LIST IN
5000 Gal IL Chi I'd m.
1000 Pitts, FtW&C2d
5000 do. ........
1000 Cleve&P 4th m
2000Slil&StPaui1stm
1900 American gold.
10000 do. ........
100 slis Bank of Com
60 Cent National Blk
10 Fourth Nat Bank.
10 Dol Il Hud Canal. ;.
lpfNA Nt. ~ .f Kin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

! Young WHOEVER DESIRES TO CORREsporn
"A fundamentally with some young sud iutsllkent AAd1
Address D. AndrewA Herald 0hlca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-09

DECKERs NEW MODELLED BILLIARD TABLB4
IL. and patent cushions large stock OF and seoona
hand Tables, four pockets ana Usrum aD,es bss im-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20

There appears to be considerable
dissatisfaction. in this and adjoining
counties in regard to the draft, first
fron the fact that 70 credit will be Civ
ell towns for their surplus on former
calls, and secondly because notice was
not given in time to allow correction
of the rolls to draft from, under the
present call. We understand that
Mitchell county sent q delegation to
. Dubuque to appeal to the authorities
in behalf Of her citizens, but failed to
gain their attention or arouse their
sense Of justice. We must tsmsly
submit to this injustice without a
murmur, as it would be "disloysp to
say ought against the Fri gkteous" ed
minis .ration under which We are now
suGering.
The fault in this matter undoubtedly
lies at the door of the administration,
for they assured US, through their .journ
ais, before the election, that there would
be no more drafts If Mr.. Lincoln was
reelected: that the moral victory
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
Notice.

To the Board Of Supervisors II wv
ard County, Iowa. Whereas a petition
has been fled in the offce of the Clerk
ofthe Boardof Supervisors ofsaid county
signed by majority ciths members Of
said beard requesting the clark to call q
special meetin. to take into c,usidera-
ton the subject Of raising additional
bounty for volunteers to fill the quota
Of the county under tn present saA 0
the President for 800 900 men, OF sreh
other regulations in reference to the
subject of bounty 81 shall he advisable
You are therefore required to be and
appear at the CO urt House in said
county on Ssturd av the 2Sth day Of
January inst, at the hour Of l O'clock
p. NJ. TO take into consideration the
matter above referred to.
In witness whereof ! have hereunto
affixed M hand and the seal of the
County Court this 18th day Of Janua
~ A. D. 1855.
AARON KlMDALL.
Clerk Board Of Supervisors
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
THE OLD GUARD FoR JANUARY

1hk OLD NCARD FOX MARY
This popular Democratic Mag
azine comes to us this month en-
larged to double its usual size.
The opening article is entitled
''The Resolutions Of 1898 as a
Basis Of Reunion,' and is val,
"ahle h;stor;col paper. exhaus.
tive Of the subject. Or English,
new story, "The Peer and the
Printer,' opens with decided in
terest. The article on "The Civ
ilization of the Tropics" is a most
important one and will be widely
noticed for its original views up.
on the adaptation Of the negro
race to human advancement.
There are several pieces Of good
poetry in the present number, and
q number Of miscellaneous arti-
cles for general reading. The
Editors Table is as usual. in the
best vein Of the editor, sarcastic
trenchant. The Old Guard prom.
ises to supply a want long needed
u lice magazine, sustaining gen
uine, old-fashioned democracy.
Send for specimen copy. Price
20 cents, or 81 per year. A per
son sending a club Of seven will
receive all extra copy, Address
VAN EvRIE, HORROR s. Co., Pub
lishers No. 1872 Nassau street,
New York. .
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20

would DO 30 great that no rebel would
dare to raise his hand: but while the
people were laboring uder this dclusion
they were startled with call from
Honest Abe for 100000 more, and
then Immediately told you are
too late in correcting your enrolment
lists for the present draft; We presume
however it was merely strategic move
ment justified by military necessity"
yet it's to he lamented wsdid not 20 on
Immediately after the last draft and
correct our lists and be prepared for
the worst, instead of pla cling such i'm
plicit confidence IN the administration
journals.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
In Distract Count, Hossara County, Io,va.
John I. Noye,
as.
Preston & Daniels
VIM F. Daniels, and Notice Of Suit.
Mary G. Daniels.
H0ssard Countv, Iotuo.

SIps: You are hereby notiisd that
tb ere is now on file IN the Office Of the Clerk
Of th e District Court Of howard County,
Iowa, petition Of JOHN T. Noye plaintiff
claiming of you the sum of two hundred
and Seven dellars, as money due on your
promssory note, together with interest
thereon at the rate OF ten per cent per an
mum from and since the LIST day of April
l s6l, and also asking fer the foreclosure OF
mortgage given by VIM F. and Mary G..
Daniels to secure the payment Of the same,
and unless that you appear and answer
thereto On or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of the District Court to be
begun I'D held in said County, commencing
on the End Monday after the 3rd Monday in
January 1865. your default will be taken
and jud gment and decree entered against
YOU for the whole amount claimed together
With interest and cests Of suit.
ysns) L. BULLS,
Dated Dee. IA. 1864. rl1s'. Afty.
50 OTIS, Int. Rev. Vt. sfixs1 - peBeo4ed
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
Rea1,OvuZ.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM.
Der 18th,
THE SUBSCRIBERS may DO found a. tho
old stand of J. 5. LAWYER, lately occupied
by Mcssrs Clark Son, with All entire new
stock OF goods selected with especial refer
ence to this market.
With an experience extending
through several years in trade,
they hatter themselves that they
are enabled to make selections
that will benefit the people to
purchase,
Our stock IS specially sdaptsd to
tho Winter Trade.
AND CONSISTS ~,
Choice Ready Made Clothing,
Bests : Shoes,
ssr, Cloth, Plush Caps,
Mats, latest styles,
'hsi Mi.E.r, ssAb', .nin:
Checks / Prints,
Jasones 4 Canbriss.
Hosiery & iIsndk crchiefs
Canton i all wosl fsnnels,
Under Shirts and Drawers,
Fancy Goods.
Dried Fruits.
Yankee Notions,
And Groceries of all kinds and
bsst qualities; Superior
Indian Tanned
Buffalo
Robes,
in large quantity, ofSlpsror quality aud
very cheap for cash.
Their Stock Of C'rockery, Glass
and Queensware is no:
surpassed in
this Mar
kct.
II is their purpose 10 soil all Goods At the
very lowest possible Prices, giving
their customers tho bensht of tho
Superior advantages their ao-
quaintancc and facilities
for purchasing gives
them in the
market.
These desiring goods are requested TO
call and examine their extensive stssk be-
fore purchasing as they are determined not
to be undersold,
Farm produce Of all kinds
wanted in exchange for goods
and cash, for which we shall con-
stantly pay the highest prices
warranted by the market. n5v6.
New Oregon, Dec. IA, 1864.
COW AN, SCHELLENGER l. co.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20

You will see elsewhere . notice cal
ling the Board Of Supervisors together
for the purpose Of raising the bounty
offered for volunteers to fill tho quota
Of the county under the present call
Tor troops.
volunteering is going on briskly
With prospect of Hing our quota, by
giving bounty of FIVE or six hundred
dollars.
Some Of tho towns have already
promised that much including the eoun.
ty bounty and have got their volun.
teers, and there is no question but all
can do SO: we think men are perfectly
safe in going right ahead if they wish
TO volunteer, as this county can afford
to give them az much as they can get
anywhere. The question now before
the pc oplo is, what is the best method
Of raising it, whether 10y making q par,
county and part town bounty or include
she whole in a county bounty, for oul
ON. part we arc perfectly Indifferent
50 tho end is accomplished, viz filling
the quota by volunteers.
There appears 70 be two men ready
% enlist now. for every one there was
for ths January call last winter. This
ysal o 2csarr4@ tT ~ H-V'''R, WY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
THE BLAIR EMBASSY

Richmond papers state that, during
the conference between Blair and jeff
Davis, the latter expressed his willing
hess to appoint commissioners to meet
similar functionaries on the part Of
the federal government, with tie view
Of adjusting the difficulties between the
north and south; and that Blair ex-
pressed the opinion that Lincoln would
appoint such commissioners -Chica-
GO Times.
IF the above be true 1t would appear
that jeff is not afraid to let his people
know that he Is willing to compro,nlse
md do oil in his power to adjust the
difficulties between the northern and
southern people; would not such dem
onstration on the part of our own ad-
ministratlon. have much effect in allay-
ing the hostile and bitter feelings Of
the two sections. We think such
demonstration just now would he very
timely. But no, this arpesrs to be
anything bat the policy Of the admin
istration, rather than offer generous
terms Of reconciliation now while 1t
could do it with the dignity becoming
our nation it would rather excite all
the merciless and reyengeful pas.
sisns of human nat ure, and by nur-
turing feelings of more bitter hostility,
glcat for season upon the blood Of its
victims, and indulge without restraint
its Unsuitable thirst for blood,
But Mr.. Blair having returned to
him who sent him, and furnished him
With passes &C., very ungratefully
refuses to tell even mis- master, what
he heard or did at Richmond. This is
indeed singular. Did be hear tn ose
things which be wished not to heary
Did he fail to get any political capital
from Jeff! or did he get that kind of
reply which the silence of the ambas-
sador indicates
W. hope Jeff. hos said nothing but
what could be divulged with safety to
the American people, or other than Mr..
Lincoln expected and wanted to hear
and We more especially hope he has not
said anything 50 vulgar or low bred to
Mr.. Blair 40 would estpund the tender
aensibilities of our cultivated presi-
dent, or would sound rxds in bis refined
ear, If related 10 him.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-01-20
FlSHS
Lamp Heating Apparatus,
BOILING - FRYING - STEWlSG--
STEPPING

S1EEPlNG-
WITH rEE yLAhE rHArL1GnTs TIE RooH.
4 By tha fame of Il common lamp, atths
cost Of a cents worth Of oil, a vary confors
table breakfast can be cooked.
N. y 1'ribue.
y Sim PIE in construction, e-silJ kept ia
order. ready for use in r. moment y
convenient to have on hand. Drug
gia's Circular.
Il Firh's Lamp is one Of the moss pep
ular novelties of the day, the utility
Of it ls unquestisnsble, great saving. r.
made in heating and cooking small articles,
and can DO n1ado to cook meals for greaa
many persons, which is actually done on tbs
ambulance RS which carry the sick aola:ai
- Scientific american.
y For family use hospital tent, bsi
rack, picnics, fishing, nursery, or Alck room
it is an article Of comfort beyond all propcl
ton to its COST Halls Journal,
Health,
s. have tried the apparatus, an
nv wife and proclaim the same mos
valuable and indispensable article and We
now wonder how We could have 70 long done
without it. Ed. Coal Oil Circular.
II An economical continuance for get,
ting up heat at short notice for nursery and
general household purposes, enc
important point is the savisg in cost ever
eoal ores. N Y. Epsning Post.
Prices from tao to sir dollars.
Capacity from one to four qoa,''
Three article, cooked at one time uish sxs
! burner.
Arranged for Kerosene or Coal Oil, or Gas.
A Descriptive Pamphlet Of thirty pages
furknhed gratis,
ALSO
THE UNION ATTACHMENT.
Price, so Cents
To be attached to . Common Kerosene Lamp
or Gas-Burner, by which W.tsr may
bs Boiled, and Food cooked; also
arranged to support shade.
HyERY EAM1Ly NHEDS oNs'
WIZ. o. RUSSELL, agent
no. SOC Pearl ST., Rev sesk'
s4yyxmU AakR1s WANTED.