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STATE OF yEkNONT. Dn.ric. o

STATE OF yEtkONT, District OF
- Rata d, Is. The p ob.is Court for tho
psirlul OF RI land,
10 al rs1as ibtTsttaa m the estate Of
Flteh b. 10 m ., late 81 MldILstovn. In - d dr.
r. 81, desc 1sed. 0.YxyIse
BY the authority ct the STATE sf vemoa,
Vonrt, a. ths rroslt- ufhce, in aul,nd, in n a
n.s1n =, On the sixth Gay Of February, A.
y Asoe 10 show NE, II any ytu have, ~hy
ine aeouut OF VI re, X v H. AirHini war Vi
sae e't''s ots ii eeDes ed snouh vet b. a 10 Il
aba 80 WV the res du, OF snd sg.ts Q souln
nos z ostrItufsd {, the pt les EMIT cd he ct e.
Ds's a. ku Land, IN saii dstic', ths 10th
dY fJa-r. A, IL ,lsoi -
Ss JAMES RRoYg, RssIssr.
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30 q STATE STREET, Opposite Kilby ST.
BOSTON.
Amer an extensive practice OF upwards Of %
years, continues to secure Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications,
Bonds, Assignments, and all papers or drawings
for Patents, executed on reasonable terms, with
dispatch. Researches made into American and
Foreign works, to determine the validity and
other advice rendered in all matters touching
the same. Copies of the claims OF any patent
furnished by renting one dollar.
No agency in the United States possesses su-
perior facilities for obtaining Patents, or ascer
tanning the patentability of inventions,
During eight months the subscriber, in the
cOur sc of his large practice, made on twice re
jelted applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS every one
Of which was decided in his favor by the Com
missioner of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy az one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
had Official intercourse.
CHAS. MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents."
II have no hesitation iu assuring inventors
that they cannot employ man more competent
and trustworthy, and more capable of putting
their applications in form TO secure for them
an ea'ly and favorable consideration at the Pa-
tent Office EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents
"N r. H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all bat ONE OF which patents
have Teen granted, and that one ia now pending.
Such Inmietakable proof OF great talent and abn
ity onhiR part leads me to recommend all inVen-
tors u apply 20 him to procure their patents. as
they nay be sure Of having the most faithful az
tenti0u bestowed CA their cases and At very reA-
BOnRble thArgcs- JOHN TtGHhBf.
i:Wiy
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STATE OF VERMONT, Disuiet of
~ R1thnd, &c TIE Prob 10 Out for tn o
DISTRICT Of hut anil: II a. porous lu' Q etet In
the ssia'e Of Q org $. PctJ., late OF Hsadoo,
Ia sAd ii tr.eg, deceased,
GREREiBGI
By the satS5rity Of tho Site e ver,uo y, gu
are n eb1 ootlied to =, pear b1fore h sad
PToa,Ie & Iurs at the T. obs III elm hu lsnd,
In sRAi Di,TiJr, On the 2oIl day ~ Fe7.- A.
u 1854, - snow osss-, y a J ,uu have, " y
the oIuul OF Il Ish, N Ghp n Ezro dsor,
ENssu oTs Ct tie VII of sid ed sh 81
not Do aHostd, and Elso " b, The sIGus vi s,i
esta'e should not be dktubltrd 10 the pa H.
EMIT Ell tkerttc.
oi January, A. u. lsh5.
. JAMRs BROWN, Regists.
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CERrAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
~ OR NO CHARGE MADE
Dr.. Dow is consulted daily. from a. m. to S
y. m, as above, upon all ficut and chronic
disc ,Ses of every name and nature.
Dr.. Dow, Nos. and Il dicott street, Boston.
Those who ne d the services Of an expeTie need
physi ian and surgeon should give himsa call.
N. B DIR. Dow imports and has Tor sale a
new article Gale d the FTen b Secret. Order by
mail. wo or 81 and r. d stamp.
Boston, April lSah lily
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

Il
Il DR. Dow continues to be consulted at his office,
Nos. and Endicott street, Boston, on all dis
eases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long course of study and practical expert
ence of unlimited extent, DR.. d. has now the
qualification Of presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never since he first introduced
them, failed TO cure the most alarming cases Of
GONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venera
end impure blood, I'm otency, Serofula, Gonor-
TAUa, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
traCreatlOn, Inflammation OF the bladder and
Kidneys, HydroClle, Abseesses, Hulnors, frghtfll
sEellings and the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class of disease made 10 become
as harmless as the simplest waiings OF oold
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
u j.. devotes a large portion Of his time 10 the
treatment Of those cases caused by a secret and
,',.1Iy habit which ruins the body and mind, IN
ftting the unfortunate individual for business or
society Some Of the sad and melancholy effects
| produced by early habits Of youth, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Dlzzine ss of the Head, dim
Less of Sight, Palpitation of the Heart Dyspepsia
| Nervousness, Derangement Of the Digestive func-
| tons, symptoms Of Consumption, &c. The fearful
| effects on the mind are much 10 be dreaded loss
/ a memory, confusion of ideas, depression of spir-
it,, aversion Of society, selfdisrust, timidity &c,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
| should, before contemplating matrimony, consult
physician of experience, and be at once restored
! to health and happiness
Patients who wish TO remain under Dow's
| treatment few days or weeks, will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mod
! crate. Medicines sent to~all parts of the country
with full directions for use, receiving descrip-
| tons Of your cases,
DR. Dow has also for sale the French Capottes,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
| Three for 81 and red stamp.
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I'D & RI o V A l.

ID EOV A l..
MISa NJ. X THORNTON wood inform the
ladies O Rutland aud vicinity that she has 70
mUyCd
MILLINERY STORE
10 ROOMS on Washington street. in the fret
bxli dint above the Baldwell HOues, where sSc
will be happy to sec her old euttoneSs and
friends, with the assurance Of her best endtev-
ors 10 pease. Her stock ia full aud complete.
IL X. THORNTON.
Rutland. Jan IL 1896 SwSsSdIw
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{ CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES

I HERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
~ OR NO CAHRGES MADE.
DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from s A. NJ. to s
? M, above, upon all difficult and chronic dis
eases of every name and nature, having by his
unwearied attention and extraordinary sources
gained a reputation which calls patients from all
parts of the country TO obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand
higher in the profession than the celebrated DIR.
DOW, Nos. and 8 Endicott Street, Boston.
Those who need the services of an experienced
MUSICIAN and surgeon should give him a call.
N. B.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail.
Two for 81 and a red stamp.
Boston, April, 1864. lSwly
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10 me LADIES
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
TnR OF Esr RneuLAroR For FEMAn

ThR OIL ESl REGULATOR FOR FEMALES
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Wia imo ednte!y relieve, without pain. all dis.
turbaness OF the periodic discharge, whether
arising from ielaxatiOn or suppression. They act
IKE u cham in removing the pains that accom-.
pAny DIM ut " immoderRse mt nstTudtion, and
are q e only sale and reliable remedy for Flush.
es, slek Headache Pains "a the Ioins, Back and
Sides, Palpltanon of the Heart, Nervous Ire,
morsi Hy s'erics, Sp SINS Broken Sleep, and
other unl Len sint and dangerous effects OF an un-
IaturAt cor diu9n Of ne oNual functions 10
The W"'s dee of Fuur Albus, or whites they
ed c. "a speedy curt
DE 'lEEsEMAN's FEMALE pills
Have 't'' .<rl over Z quartz. Of n ,cutul..
They ar offered Rs the only e.t+ m~ut- a re.
newrg interrupted menstr"SI %, Et iadiys
must bear in mud that thtr. Is one condition OF
the telua system IN vii b ',e Pill cannot be
taken without Pf0duclnx 4 ptculiar result. The
CONDITION rfhsred 20 Is prtgH0HCy-lhe result,
miscarriage Such IL The lTTes stlble tendency
OF the medicine 20 iestoro the sexual functions
TO norm Al eOudltiou, th5l even the rCproduct-
ave poNer Of allure csnGOt resist IL. Ihey can.
not DO harm IN any other way.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
Are the only medicine that married and single
ladies have relied upon Tor many years or can
rely upon now. Beware ~ limitations rhesr
Pills form the inv~. pr 'rouOu ey.r nut for
ward, with immediate ana porsi.'rUt suCUe-e
Don't be deceived FAKE mis- advertisement 81
your druggist, and ELL hum that you wan. r,t
bess and mos: reliable fsma,, medi ire - ttt
world, which IS comprised
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S rkMALt PILLS,
They have reeet>,.. ard are n, y, I,,.lvlne g.,
sanction Of the mos cum en-; rhysciars lo
Explicit directjol , >y'h ..,L lpN The prj.e,
one dollar per boz. rou,arrs from 10 20 60
Pills.
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CRATE OF VERMONT, District O

CRATE OF VERMONT, District Of
y F,irhaven, So. The Probate Court for the
District Of FaiIhaven,
To all persons ln'eres-ei in The estate Of E
King, lac Of B, nsOn u shit distr ct,
triot Jec,ase' GERtTING;
~ the AUTHORITY ofthe State Of Vecu ont, you
are hereb7 notified &c appear b. fore said Probate
Court at the Pr rbs'e OAlce in Castleton, in said
distr'ct, on the 29th day OF January, A.
H. 1856 ;, to hos c,use, Il any you have, ", y the
account Of James II. Aiken, Admir- ofthe sta
Of the SAID deceased should not be loved,
ami also why the residue Of sail e tate should
OF be distributed 10 the parties entitled u ereto.
Dated at Ca>t'etor, u said distract, 4 9th
dav Of January, A D. 1866.
JOHN no WE, Register.
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UIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE,
L l. MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
DR. Dow, No. and Endicott street, Boston,
is consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system. Prolapsus Uteri or falling Of the
Womb, Fluot Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual Derangements, are all treated upon
new pathological prin iples, and speedy relief
guaranteed in a very few days.
Or, Dow Ia t. debut had greater experience
in the cure of diseases of women ana children
than any other physician in Boston.
Boarding ncoommodations for patients VINO
may " Sd 10 stay in Boston o few days under his
ire tmtnt.
n. BAH let'e-s must contain Toured STAN ps
or hey will not be answered.
Othce hours from s a. N. to p. m. lily
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NOrtUE.-1oe
w3y WN X. MORTON, ON re-

COMMISSIONERS NOTlNE.-The
~ ind srsigne l, having been appointed by the
hon, Probate Court for the L is riot Of Rutland,
Comma soners 20 receive, xamlne a. d adjust all
claims aud demands Il all persons against
John Ktnsman, la.e Of Shrew~b ~, in said
district, Dc ce sci, hereby give notice that we will
meet fDr the p1rp' Sc O. examlri ing and allowing
said claims a: the lac residence of the lie .
ceAsei on the lo,h day Of February sni l2sh
day OF May 1888 from oe O'Clock ut
fur O'Clock p m, each If said days, ana that
six IN 0nths from thu 4th lay Of Janusry, A D.
1855, is ia t me limited by -ad court tor sail
CT d,tors - Prese4t their tad CLAIMS 70 rs for
exAmjn Aton and q loEacce,
Dtsi Shire Fsourg,.V e, thls l3h lay Of Jan.
A, D, 1856.
8. Z SMITH, ly.,o.o..
WILLARD JOHNSON. wi" A0N'io'
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A eENrs WANTED

A GENTS WANTED
For cur New York
e1sP FIRE AND COTT0S FIELD.
BY rHoHAs W. KNOX,
as,cci.l Correspondent of the NY, Herald
me most thrilling interesting and exciting
h..,k Of Army experience ever published,
shcupding in personal adventure, deeds of noble
SSying. anecdotes, touching incidents, ingeni-
o"s strslarems, life in camp biyouac, SC, more
sSsorbirg in interest and replete with usetul In
Sa,7nAtnn than any work ever yet published.
"5rrr.ru4uo, tive settlers on the rich and fertile
bnd. " ,ne south, now open to Northern en-
tssgree, it ID especially invaluable, giving full,
reliable sud practical information relative to
plantation management and cotton culture, IN
dIspeus.l.4 g. the success of the Northern emf
Addreas PITMAN & co.
SIN q school Street, Boston, Mass,
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have uv stptf'v-
me Wh" @ tt- PDo'. il called TO me
Amet,CW Co. " a. 4n 'strumCn, -cng sought .
Tor IN VI" l.' y e" WGrh. ~ Ih ne" patent
sic 50 ng .r a.- ... iu AIar..,'- ...e.-.
mcnts rl .he kind in many important particulars. |
They are superior in their greater tulness and !
depth Of tone, capacity Of expression, elasticity
of touch, and quickncss Of action, rendering !
Them perfect in rapid movements.
The AMERICAN ORGANs are constructed on me
principle OF the large Pipe Organ, and IN depth |
and sorority OF ton" approach nearer that grand
instrument than any other organ yet manulac-
turedi and are the only real reed organs now pc
lows as i'll the common melodeon, and enclosed
IN an organ case; Int the AMERICAN ORGANS
contain an organ "md-Cnesti called the heIer-
oeratlng sound bo&, Which has the same I'm,
PorAnI part I'D perform Us Suc n0uuullg-o o"II
tome ON account If fli- s1d other great i'm
Drovrments thr ANfFr1cA AN orc ANS rank the first
in the market. and command higher price
than Nil other reed instruments Besides this
wind chest the AMERICAN ORGANs contain the
largest bellows used in any instrument of the
kind Giving STRENGTH and steadiness of tone
truly desidcratum In any organ.
.,. ,.
The below te!ne PoFlueo WIN safety
vol il iTDnt-si1ln 'NphOER'' the tone OE
over blowing
Of be " aDaaed WITH perfect T S
ease. By il use the quantity Of tone may be
.,.. , ..-. -.,- g.. ;-.u,
" in imnracficable and nnattainabje in ali "Au.
tomatic'' or similar attachments
The TREAoLo peculiar to the AMERICAN Or
CANS il universally admired and appreciated,
giving a pleasing and beautiful variety gym
=, connection, with rho y,uo,soJo IA ,to p,t.,t
treble notes IN lront, thSL' at VII thgy may De
Lnnue nGI1 az, $50 mt.i 1no h
S Sndd 1 LIZ S''o ene1' n"' NC p'0'
o"eeo'
TIE Rseas are voiced with great care and SKIN;
set, so that in using the full power the tones
that they win remain in tune for years.
The AnsBroAE ORGANS are superior in the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-01-25

The Reeds are voiced with greatCar and skill.
An American Organ containing more than one
set of reeds has variety in the yoicing of each
set, so that in using the full power the tones
blend into great volume, and they are so voiced
that they will remain in tune for years
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Forte Stop, which consists in so arranging the
treble notes in front, that, at will, they may be
made more prominent; and, with aubdued &C
compartment. q fine solo effect may be pro-
duCed.
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STATE or vERM MT, District Of

STATE or VERM MT, District Of
y Rutland, IS TIE Probate Court FOR the
District of Rutland,
To all p.rsons int rested in me estate Of
Columbia Graves, late ofs hrsvsbury, in sail dis
trict, dec asea, testate, GRkElINo;
The adm n At stlr Of said estate having r,p.
re'ented thai II VII cesstry 10 sell a part Of
thr real e'tae Of SAID deceased for the payment
t'e tebts and exYe SIS OF adm mis- ration nd
al thai ~ will Re sntfoial for all parties
Ia err s'ed thereia to stl he whole Of the real
6s ate OF said delea.ei has maze apple stion to
said Probate Court far license 10 make such sale
the heirs III 5 state Law ng given THEN consent
thereto IN writing, TherefrTe
By the uuthorlty Of The State OF Neru ont, you
are e-eSy Otifed to apr ear before he said Pro-
tate Count, at the PROBATE Once IN Rut AND, in
sad district, on the LIT Tuesday oil Feb, A. u.
1855, 70 show cause, if any yoI have, why said
csnse SHOULD not be granted
Dated At Hutland, this 10Th day Of January,
: n. 1866.
JAMES BROWN, Register.
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The TREAoLo peculiar TO the AMERICAN Or
CANS is universally admired and appreciated,
pathetic in quality and is capable ofthe most
touching effects
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IMPORTANT 40 HE AFFLICT-
Il ED.-Dr. Dow continues to be consulted at
his office, Nos, and Endicott street, Boston,
on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of ven
era and impure blood, Imp tency, Scrofula, Con
orrh9a, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
of Procreauou, Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, HydroC@lc, Assesses, Humors,
frigAtful swelhngs, and the long train Of horri-
bic symptoms attending h1s class of disease, are
made to become as harmless as the simplest wall
ings CT cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR.. d. deYotes large portion OF his time 70
the treatment OF those cases caused by a secret
and solitary habit which ruins the tody and
mind, Weakness of the Rack and Limbs, DiEz-
ness of the Head, Dimness of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, DYSPEPSIA, Nervousness, Derange,.
ment of the Digestive funeNons, Symptoms of
Consumption, &C. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult physician
of experience, and be at once restored 70 health
and hsppioess.
Patients who wish TO remain under Bows
Treatment will Re furnished with pleasant rooms.
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with
full directions.
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
ties, warranted the best preventive. Order by
mail. Three for u and rcd stamp lily
/ ADIE READ!
EVERY WOMAN's FRIBSD.
A most wonderful discovery in the properties
OF medicine, made through the mysterious pow
ers of the
GREAT MEDIUM PLY SICIAN,
Dr.. S. YoUNe. All diseases peculiar to females
successfully treated in every case. A circular
sent free to any address.
Office, wotteyns' Block, Room No. Is, corner
Congress and First streets, Troy, N. Y.
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me &yo4za,sdo expressiou may also be intro
duCed at pleasure, swelling particular notes
with fine orchestral effects, which are absolute
~ impracticabe and unattainable in all 'Au-
tomato" or similar attachments.
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The AHBB1cAE ORGANS are superior in the
mechanical finish of the action and inferior mu-
steal parts. The valves are of material express
ly prepared to avoid all sticking or cracking;
are thus durable, and viii always be in order. ID
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The Improved Kayo-syvH, being placed al the
right OF the performer, is managed with perfect
ease. BY its use, the quantity OF tone may be
gradually increased or diminished from the
Piaaissiino 10 the F6y}i>st020, and Tirg rsrRG.
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The Keys, Reeds, Ne, are perfect in Iheir
finish, and this gives the qUickness and bril-
hancy of tone.
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The AMERICAN ORGANS are finished in the
highest style of art, in Rosewood, Jet, Walnut,
and Oak cases richly Vanished, Polished, and
Engraved or in Smooth Oil Polish, forming ele-
CANT pieces of furniture for the Parlor; and the
Walnut and Oak cases especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture, School, and Lodge rooms.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-13

the popular indications. "Come out T"
said he, 'coma out like men and define
your positionss Let us hear from you !;
call for tho iSs3sTs i5s3i.of Of the the party.e MIR.
Wright and Mr. Buchanan sat near
each other on 4 line with Mr.. Clay, who,
obviously directed his remarks to one
or both of theA, Mr.. Wright looked
up for moment picked with his finger
the hair behiHd his ear, and turned to
his writing. Mr. \ Buchanan looked up
and listened, and when Mr.. Clay took
his seat, arose and replied, With high in.
Observation-Disclosures at the gentle.
man from Kentdcky; "He knows well,
and the Senate can bear me. witness
that am prombt and direct in express.
ing my opinion &1 subjects as they arise,
but l choose toltake my. own time and
consult my own conscience. The gen..
tleman from Kentucky need not expect
to force me into, this discussion or any
other till choose to engage in it." Mr..
Clay, in his Biandest manner assured
the gentleman from Pennsylvania that
ne had no referehce whateyer to him
'far from n" said he, and with mighty
emphasis, II call for the leaders Of the
party" Mr.. Bnchansn appealed to the
Senate-the gentleman from Kentucky
fixed his eyes upon: htns and addressed
his remarks to im throughout Mr..
Clay; in his softess and most conciliatoc.
ry tone and phrase, said lie could we'll
conceive how thegentleman from Penn.
sylvanla had fallen into the error. II
often" said he, "suppose that gentleman
IS looking at me when in fact he looks
quite another way" (Mr. Buchanan
had , a'cast Of The, eye) I said to Mr..
Clay when he took his seat, "Your
hrst blow was cruel, but magnificent, the
last savage warfare.-tomahawki king y.
.Ah d--n him. said Mr.. Clay, "he
writes letters"
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The Stove IN the Rotundu of the Capitol.


The iron stove which stands in cor.
ner Of the rotunda OF the Capitol of
Virginia is almost as familiar to visitors
and habtt4es as Houden's Washington
with its tasselless cane and in cold
weather particularly, tho venerable
stove is more an object of attraction
than the marble coldness of the symmet.
rical statue. OF course, we believe
that everything that we have, hold, and
possess, is the finest, beut and most ap.
Propriate, and it is hard for us, with our
nineteenth century notions Of progress
and rehnement,to credit thst those things
which we consider to be so old fashion.
ed and incomplete were once esteemed
as master pieces Of domestic art. The
history of the stove in the rotunda is
somewhat remarkable and extremely in
teresting, and We: :6hd that it warmed
the Halls of the House of Burgesses, at
Williamsburg, for about sixty years be.
fore it was removed, some thirty years
ago, to be placed in the central hall
which it now holds. 1t bears tho Brit.
ish arms ana other embellishments in
relief, and in spite Of the influence of
republican soil and republican institu.
!t'ons, the emblems of royalty arc still
IN state OF good preservation. The
FOUNDER of the stove, an Italian nam.
ed Buzaglio, considered his work the
ne plus uitrq of stove.making and when
it was shipped from London he wrote
as follows to Lord Botetourt, then Gov.
ernor of Virginia, under date of Au.
gust 18th, ITO: |..u. ... a
The elegance Of workmanship does
honorto Great Britain. 1t excels in
grandeur anything ever seen of the
kind, and is masterpiece not to be
equalled in all Europe. 1t has met
with general applause, and could not be
sufficiently ADMIRED"
This raptuons praise may seem to "
overstrained, but it is doubtful whether
ninety years, and still remain In sound
and serviceablc condition. The 'warm
ing machine" as Buzaglio calls it, which
has preserved his name to an admiripg
posterity, was presented to the House
of Burgesses by the Duke of Beaufort.
1t has survived three British monarchs
and has been cotemporaneohs with four
kingly monarchies, two republics, and
two imperial governments Of France.
The great Republic of America, tone
and indivisible," has been torn by inter.
necine strife, year after year Of domestic
war has rolled slowly by, peace has
come home to us at last, and still the
stove Of Buzaglio occupies its old nposi.
ton in the Hale of Virginia's Capitol.
Esto perpetua !-Riehmena Dispatch.