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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Valuable Farm for Sale.

IL Containing 40 scses, less, situate
fssz.f4 the BrAndswiue, ChrlstlanA Hundred.
IsssM New Castle County, and S,Ato ot Delaware.
..k&k8- Ad dining lands al Morris Palmer, ThnmHs
iison and others, the buildings excellent Stone
House aud Barn, both Supplied with water from ppe-
from springs there is running water every itld,
good apple orchard Snd eat variety OF choice pea
and II has 2, ut the best Braus
Meadow; with ~ acres Of Woodland, all high stats
Of cultivation. WithIu5 miles OF the Niliut CITY
lin; 1t iss very healthy aud desirable rgop4lts Ap
ply 10 NM. mccall LIN.
Market " IA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

John Peoples OF the hrm al sykes Peoples has sold
his interest in the wilmington Bolt and mt Work 10
Samuel Kelley and William II Miller. The business will
be continued by the undcrsig ued, undrr the
name Of Syke,, Kelley y c., WIN will settle the ne
ouunts Of the late Aru, LOTUS SYKES.
SAMUEL KELLEY,
sept n, ls5S-oct Let WILLIAM H. MILLER,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
NtilIr.rOpcrty for sale.

kSeA 0rist Mill, situate near Midlletown, Del
M,a aware for sale, II is Of the very best busi
EalIl ness stands ia the State, with never failing
water power The dam and RAGS never breaks--or gets
out Of order This ia splendid Opertunity for young
mnn " he wants do large and profitable business.
WIN BRIGHT 4 son,
oct 22tt Re. Estate Dealers Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
A Handsome Delaware Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.

A Handsome Delaware Farm
AT PUBLIC SALE.
A. AThs subscriber will sell at public sale, on
SGEA VTuURSDAl, the lat oil November, HS6. be
IL esn the ours Of and p, NJ mt the Della
ware House in smyrna, Delaware, his farm III Kent
County, state Of Delaware. within l}s miles OF the
Chestertown Halrosd ard4N niles smyrna station
containing "a lesl; ten acres of which
Is good woodland. The ementH are frame
hou.s, well finished rooms In 1t, with kitchen at
inehed new rn and about a. festot sheds attached
TO it, with hay lott above; large corn crib near the
barn, and other necessary buildings. The buildings
have beeu built within the last three years. There IL
good house the farm. also Peach Nursery.
containing twelve or sixteen thousand tree also
small peach ahd apple richard. The land is all tiled
where REQUIRED, The fam adJOinH Edward Ward,
Thoss Sinpickson, Jr., Henry Dori and others, Any
person persons wishing to see the property before
The day of SALE will call the subscriber, living
the premises or J. Policy on farm adjoining. Condi
lions OF sale will be made easy. JOHN KERLlN,
uctolpr 4.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

IA CI .OTHINd. an
M Spring & Summer Clothing.
(NUR STOCK OF READY -
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
now being made up In asuperior manner by the best
woTkmen In the city. ....
FOR ELEaANOE, DuRABlLiT1, NEATNEss AND
CIIEAPNESs,
THEY CANNOT BE ExCELLED.
Ont in the most approved manner aud me'made. We
asfy petition Gall and sxam clOthing before
purchasing elsewhere.
We sell a moro superior article Objectionable Cut
Ready Made Clothing any othoI house In the city
Cloths Oassimers and vestings aiwais on hsni which
will he msde u in the Attest and In the best
ner and will be sold and In ailcaseS Narrated To
sESTs' PURSIsHINa GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EDWARD MOORE,
No ?2s Market Street, below Third.
Or, Tls Oldest aud larry Clothing Emp Drum in the
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

person who understands trucking to work on shares
from tour to six of highly cultivated aud under
d. med land within loo yards Of the CITY line. None
but those understanding he business need apply.
JOSEPH PYLE.
oct 9th and Monroe SITS Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

IA On theNew Castle aud FreHthteWu TURNPIKE,
YE:My miles from New Castle, aud II from Mining
A-RA ton, containing lbs acres, under good fencing
aud divided into convenient tillAge- Th"improyeucits
are a story brick House. nearly Frame GrAnhfy,
tabling &c. Price $50 per acre. Terms nccommoda.
ng Possession given this fan u desired Arpy to-
TALLY L ALRlGH 4Oi Marketst..
aug u Wmingtan Id.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Rgw CASTLE COUNTY, Oct sd. lst6.
a IPOh the application OF William ID. Clark, Adam
" sator OF Jtm Malone, late of Red Lion, Hundred
in said county, deceased is ordered and direOi
ed by the Re gster that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice OF the grantn Of LETTERS
rsof by oauBn to be posted wthf
forty the date OF such LetterH,n sI OF the
most places of the County New Castle requlr
ing all persons having demands against the Ealstete
de and provided And ALSO cause the same
to be within this same period the Delaware
newspaper published 10 Wiim lnaton and
to ! Q 90 tinu ed therein two montkB.
J-~J Given under he Ia nd an IN ee It he
ISIS. Rsgister Aforesaid, at New CASTLE In New Gas
f~l tie Coupt ato resald. the day and yeEr above
written. ROBERT U: fRAIM, Register.
N0TIOE.-Allpersonsh having oiaimsaEalnstt the rs.
muBt presen same duly Httee
to the Administrator on or before the Sd Of October
1871 or abide the Act OF Assembly in such case
made and provided, WILLIAM CLARK,
Administrator,
Address Delaware City, Delaware. oct u ga
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
81 Acre Farm at Public sale

A.. A Will be sold at Public sale, a. 81. Georges
VEfth Station, on the Delaware Railroad, on THURS
lk.Hbl DAY, October 25th, 1865. at o'clock, p. M
situate In rsncader Hundred one mile east Of he
town of Glasgow this property Ia well situated, front
ing on the from GlssgOw to New CASTLE. II il the
property OF the late Isaiah stanton, deed containing
~ acres less; vided into i've fields The i'm
proyements are good two story frame house, with
door, good grsn~ry and small stable, heautiiul
water through the farm. the u-ighbOr.
h, cd is an improving one, with inllis, schools and
eh urche Persons wishing to view the property viii
be shown the by calling GU MIR. J chm Scott, sd
oiniug the pr eu the bscrber. TIL property
win positively be sold without reserve or dsrbiddns
to close the estate.
Terms Of sale, Seo to be paid when the property s
of aud the bsl4ucs be paid the 25th day OF
March 1867 when the deed ~nt possession will be given.
WILLIAM BRIGHT, heal Estate Dealer,
Wilmington Del.
P.s-The cara leave lmiuston at u 81, arrveat 81.
Georges Station AT 80 AMI and return leave saint
Georges, at 3bs O'Clock, r. NJ. oct Ats
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
GrGnt BargaIns.

The Season. il now at its height, and before it
commences to decline We think IL hest TO oher our
large stock Mt reduced rites so persons stu in |
want of any kind of Boot and Shoes, will find a |
large and well selected stock Mt the old stand No |
West Second Street. 1t seems hardly necessary to |
go into particulars regards the goods ana prices
but will say that those who come VIII not lie dls
Amounted in either We would call the attention |
of the ladies to our assortment Of Balmoras, Skat
ing boots de, and the attention of Gentlemen to
our fine Calf Boot, double sOled cali, Gum bottom
boot warranted water proof We now have one OF
the best assortment OF goods to be found in this
city Cali and examine b. CHALfANIs
No HuRBHR-WN. A. BYARD, tat Hagany 8
old Stand corner Of Second and Shipley streets,
Wilmington Del, deGes competition in his well go
Iected large and we'll made stock OF dentlemens
Fine Calf Long Boots dentlemens Fine Call Bal
MORALS and tient lemen Fine Calf daitcrs. Indies
Fine cloth Galters and Balnorais Ladies' FINE
Glove Kid morocco, and other kin Is Of balmoIhIs
caters and Shoes. Boy misses aud children SHOES
in endless variety. This stock is perhaps the very
best in the line Of boots and shoes, both NJ regards
workmanship and style, that has ever been offered
10 the eitzers Of Wilmington and wll be soll W inc
yery lowest market prices. Call in aud examine
before purchasing elsewhere, as no charge Is made
ar in.peotiop aplStf
J. G. P,ckfls is constantly receiving China
Glass and 4ueensware, such rs Tea, Dinner and
Chamber seta 10 which he invites the attention
of his frien 10 and the public generally. He feels
confident that he can suit them with goods and
prices He keeps constantly on hand large
and well selected stock OF goods, such as Plates,
Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers aud Fruit Jars.-
Do not forget the place; it is 2l3 Market street,
wilmington Del Cnll and see bis stock and
make your own seieeti"ns,-sepl4-d.
Hats, Caps, and 7rupks.--our readera will
and an excellent assortment OF Rats, Caps and
Trunks, at the store OF &. StGwell Broth
,r Souib East corner of Third and Market Sta
in this c;tv whirh they ara aellng at prices To
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
HENRY ENGLISH,

Brass Founder and Finisher.
80 No lCa WEST ST.. letwe@n Front aud Sc
q ouhj, Manufacturer II Krass FAucets fot
RN Steam, Waier Gus, Lager Bser, also, Valves
couplings. Funpo Car boxes. Anti Friction
and Rabbits Metal aud all Tho various articles used
by Piumers, Mnclinsts and Copper7mhs. Brass Cast
lug done daily. Wanted to buy old Copper and Grass.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE.

IVA tue premises on THURSDAY, the 18th day
EnsW Of November. 1850 his property situated In
Wat wick Cecil County, Maryland, containing
20 sores or less, "i highly improved land,
enclostd ly Usage Oange ienee, fronting On the Main
street 200 yuds which could he laid on In very iesr-
able Bnding Lots - - 80
The improy enents consist Of FINE HOUSE, 4tI65
feet three stories high, aii "a il - Convenient Rooms;
Oyster Cellar In Bast ent there stables, 2carrage
houses hay honses, corn eib &c" house poultry house.
years q the Il, aud in tact ever thing per
timing to we'll regulated hotel. Being on the route
Of the Kent County aud Delaware Railroad renders it
the desirable II tel stands ga tho Eastern Shore
Of MARY land PsIsous wishing TO embark In public bus
iuess will NJ dom ind such property ~ the market
There iH also DIV EL1Nd, 4sxlG e-t two soTos high,
with Back Building, suitable Tor public business - for
merly used for hotel.
The conditions vi Sale 0no third Of the purchase WL
ney to be paid cash. balance in two equal insallmehts
in aud two years. The purchaser 10 benr the eN
psnse Of all stamps
us Sale 10 commence at ucl. ca, ?. 81.
0et is Is SAMUEL GILLESPIE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

.Asxaan nne large -four story Brick Store and
hnhN Dwelling, No. 81 Market Street between So
II, III cund aud Third sts Situated In the byHi part "
h{ the City, for business very desirable to amy
wishing > establish themselves Nv business The
Huus Is we'll adapted for boarding house. For pat
tieulars apply TO C. h sdAll, the premises. CT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
SLATE: ROOFING,

Apply or address VIM. GRAHAM,
No. 1928 Coates Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
S.1 nnn YEAR made by any one with tlb
tNS ,OlJD Stencil Tools. No experience necessary
The PresdeUs, Cashiers aud TrsAssrs OF three Banks
indorse the circular. Sent tree with samples Address
the American Stencil Tool Works, springfield, Vermont,
uly 2e-3mOs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
NOTICE

The Trustees otthe Poor Will hold quarterly meet.
ing At the Aims Hause At 10 O'clock, A on tbs slat
inst Persons having accounts agsunt the Trustees, viii
please leave than at least two days before the meeting
with the Trustee ui tho Hundred, In which thsy reside
tor his examination and approval.
4. BRlNGHuRST,
10 mo. sth, &c CLERK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

.Ze-rsA StrAyed away from the Slaughter house OF
TEA the subscriber. In Mat -Ou street, bstwstn "a
6psand 81 streets, GU the 9Th oi September. d
roam bullock weighing about IN pounds marked with
tar on both hips. The above reward will be rad ior
his return, Information that viii lead To- his rseoy
cry; MM' u DoLbom'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
LippOtt's
WORM CHOCOLATE,

THIS mighty meicaed preparation has proved most
effecual u expelling Worms IRON tho human system,
being IN the torn Of ps pular Chocolate, eau be admin
stered to CHILDREN without difficulty; 1t is pleasant,
Medical men az sure Worm destroyer. Prepared only
by the Sole PrOptieors e. W. LlPPorf ACC, Medical
Depot, l34 Brown St. Philadelphia For Sale by all TO
speoiable Druggists sept 20 FIN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

L.S A House at the corner OF KIghtH ana SIMPLIFY
E.E reefs. Possession given by the III Of Noypu
ik.A hur, Apply ITO ". N. kESSARD.
go Market street.
Also, Church Building corner of seventh aud Nal
nut reefs, suitable Tor church, schoG could hn
used carriage or other manniActur rug puTup4vs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
EOR RIM

filE desirable property stu ted nj Water aud Otanga
Streets Wilmington Del This pr, psrty splendidly
located for Lumber Coal trade extends irom the
Railroad to the Christians river distance OF 4h6 fest
With wharAss ofs7s feet and nine i,ct Of wstpr AZ
low tide. Fer further psrtil ulas apply to
JOHN A HARMS
yl1u corner Water ahd Orange sts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
NEW CIGAR 81 TOBACCO STORE
No. s East Third Street.

WlLMlNGION, DEL.
THE subscriber iuforms his fIiendH aud the public
generally that he has Opaned Cigar aud Tobacco store,
At the above place. and prepared to sell the best qua
ty Of Tobacco and Cigars at the lowest marhe rates
lie also has GU hand variety Of Pormonnaies Pipes
Tobacco Boxes, &c &C. to which he invites .he atton
ton Of all Owing to inability to perform thauua labor
he has been nducsd become applicant for public
patronage aud he hopes by strict attention to business
auda desre give satisfaction, to merit and receive
air .upnort NAV 10 3m Z. W. NADER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
WILMINGTON MARX ETs.

NEW BuCkwHEAT MEAL-Firsi Oh the sensau, nj
N the very lowest whole ale and retail pflces At O.
CHANDLER SOM GIL Market street oct Is
For Sale.
znOn PRIME CHESTNUT RAILS Apply to
AUUU Q, FAIyRE, Kennett Turnpike, 4 miles froin
w,Iminytnn. oct 1g.2nA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Voc Il italian school aud Instrumental, by
PROF. LEONHAHDr
Apply at Wesleyan Female College, or al giy Frergi
street, oct, II iui'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22

Without regard to value and not To be paid Tor
until you know what on are to receive
T. Elegant Roserooi Pianos, worth fren S:@ TO $50
ElesaGi MsledsGns HSsST0Sd oSHe' " 70 ;s
10 Fine OH Paintings 50 TO loo
lbl Fine Steel Ensravinss, framed nto
- Silver Fruit ahd Cake Baskets 20 10 -
$40 Sets Of ca and able Spoons - T. -
aN Gold Hunting Case Watches, warranted 50 to 80
u Diamond Kings cluster and ngle stone = to s1n
80 80 Ladies GSii " %StShes y 10 10
diamond Pins, Brooches aud Ear Drops. adde's Sets
Of Gold and Coral Yet and Gold, florentine; Mosaic
New style bell Buckles, Gud Pens aud Pencils Fancy
Holders, and lsrge assortment OF Ftne silver Mare
and Jswery ut every description the best make aud
~ a chance TO obtain any 81 the above Arttlcvs
lorONE DOLLAR, by purchaanE sealed envelope Tor
Il : FIVE Sealed Envelopes win be sent ter 81 II
for 81 Thirty tor Sd SiNty'hVe Tor sin One hun
Agents wanted everywhere.
uuequAle eemsnts Ofere' 10 Ladies' and Gents
Who wall act AS such our descriptive circulars will be
sent ON application,
Certificates naming each article and It's value are
placed scaled which we'll miX ed. One
article, III be delivered al office, seat
By mail to address, without regard to choge,
On receiying the Certificate the purchaser will
what article 1t draw and It's value, and eau then -eud
choose any other QUE article On our list OF the same
Pafehssers OF ur Sealed Euy eepp- may III thus man
ner. obtain article worth from to Ave hundred
Lnng letters are unnecessary Have the kindness 40
Nto PLAIN direCtous aud in choosing different articles
'! osr sfe Cs E&IES n 6PEs
ease be accompanied with the Cash, with the naia-
The person senduE and Town, County aud State plain
lows SHERMAN, WATSON co,
.llN t., Ne
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
Motto
WOOD DEALERS and OTHERS.


WANTED, Barrel Slave and Heading Belts. Alsu, OAK
and Poplar Logs The highest price will be given, de
lyered At the Brandy wine Slave Mill. Wilmington Del
oct 22-2In PHILIP MCDOWELL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
CUNN1.r VFrAIsTN q sssHIr.

Notice is hereby given that intend TO apply al tn
next Session the Legislature OF the state OF Delaware
Tor a divorce from my wife, Margaret Unrnh.
oct 4 i'm. GEOhGE W, UNkUu.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-22
McINALL's Popular Family
Medicines.


These preparations have stood the test after many
years trial and know lodged 10 be what they are
represented being carefully prepared Ivy elaborle
pulAton on the most 'cieutihr principles, aud from sue
materials IA regards uuly quality and not price
MclSAtL's Strengthening plaster.
MclSAlL's Cough Candy.
McISALLs Syrup. Tar, VIII Cherry uuc Wood Nalh-
TIA for coughs aud colds.
NrINAts Worm syrup, the oulJ sure remedy fut
McISAlr's Pain Remover, fol collie tramp. dyseu.
terry, &C.
MclSAtl's Diarihsa Mixture, a sure for diArr-
htsl, &c.
MElNALL's Concentrated Essence Jamaica q niger
MclSAIL's Fever aud Agus Mixture
MClSALLs Rheumatic Kennedy, for Rheumatism,
MolSALLs Itch Ointment, specific Tor the Itch.
MclSALLs Pile ointment Tor Jlhh bleeding piles
MulSALL's King = Mixture Ter sprAHs and bTuisrv.
MCIsAIL's Ripgworm and Teler ointment highly re-
commended.
hclSALL's Dyspspiic Compound.
McISArris Liquid Renpet, Also, manufactures God.
datds Elixir. VaterituAtc Ammonia, Pyro-phJ-phAte,
Elixir of Iron and CIlchona, syrup Hypophosphte- Of
Lime, lrou, Soda and tUttsst: liquor BsmuthL Biter
Wine OF lrn lTsey prescribed by fhyzi'iNns here aud
| elsewhere. oct lott
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-27


there in their might, and manifested a
spirit that no attempts of tyrants or the
tools oftyrants can break The speeches
were not only eloquent; they were com
mon sense and appropriate. They were
the echoes Of hitherto voiceless people.
How vain, how illusory, will all attempts
Of few Radicals be to overawe, stifle
and suppress the echo--the living,
ringing tones of the gathering millions
We pity the foolish few who think that
chains can be ,rivited upon people OF
whom HENRY, HAYNES, FoRREsr and
AVERY are the representatives. There
is a JOHNSON majority Of more than fifty
thousand in this State. But this great
array ,of citizens are mostly excluded
from the polls This exclusion is not to
last long. Atthe next election for gov
ernor and members of the legislature,
we win restore the ballot and the people
to their legitimate functions We re-
peat, the meeting on Saturday night was
all one could desire,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-27
AN IMPORTANT MATTER.

We indorse the suggestions made IN
the following communication. In cases
of cholera, no time is to be lost, and
physicians should take their remedies
with them:
Why is it that doctors were more sue
cessful in the treatment of acute diseases
twenty-five years ago. than those who
practice physic at the present day I
Anssoer: Because the former carried
their medicines with them, prescribed
for the patient, and gave the remedy
Immediately, while the latter visit their
patients, write out q prescription, send
it off to drug store, perhaps many
squares from where the patients reside,
merely to obtain one teaspoonful,
or it may be one or two table
spoonfuls Of medicine, and then
return, in many instances consuming
a full hours time before his patient gets
his remedy. Now, such delay will al
ways prove dangerous in acute casec.
particularly in the treatment of cholera;
and, in thousands of instances, lives have
been sacrificed by a single hours delay
in the treatment But some will say it
is fashionable; others will say it is in
and all may say: Well, this
is trifling matter to write about Yes,
| will say that when physicians give the
subject a careful investigation, they will
carry their medicines for fear that to de-
lay will be to trife with human life.
ZENITH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-27
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 25.-The com
mittee appointed by the labor conven
ton waited upon the President to-day
Mr. Heinchliife, the speaker, disclaimed
connection with any party in a political
cause, or that the movement was for po
ltical favor. He urged that the eight
hour per day system should be legalized
and that the public LANDS should be so
distributed as to be reached by the Ia.
borers, instead of the capitalists, and
that the working men be protected
against convicts labor, and he asked
the Presidents assistance to accomplish
these measures for the working men.
In reply the President said he was OPP
posed TO the present system of convict
labor, on account Of the unjust discrimi-
nation and degrading influences He
desired TO SEE labor elevated, and such
had always been his position. His his.
tory, he said, showed that he was against
a monopoly of the public lands, and he
was for shortening the hours Of labor to
the least lumber consistent with the in
terests Of all, and the -laboring men
could rely upon his influence when it
could be given in their behalf; they had
his sympathy and best wishes in their
cause aud he hoped they would accom-
plish their objects.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-27
PETROLEUM is KING

THERE ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
Il Lewis, Mathews a Coz. S6 Front street,
Petroleum Stoves. for cooking and heating; Pc
troleum Gas Lights. more brilliant and econom-
zeal than any coal gas ever made and Petro-
leum Engines that have been pronounced the
wonder of the age.
The Petroleum Stove does every kind Of
Cooking. Washing, Baking. Roasting, Broil-
ing, SteWing, Frying. ETC., etc. ETC.. better
and with less expense. than any other stove
.nO T, IN use. .,,..,v. .,,.,,. -. \.
used by any servant without fear Of accident.
1t is especially adapted TO all mechanical purpo-
ses-tor Timers Tailors II alters Silver Platers,
Dentists. Photographers. NulcanZers, etc. Al
50, for Offices. Chambers, Bedrooms. etc.
For the sick room il is unsurpassed. 1t con-
sumes no coal or wood. but Petroleum only. II
is free from smoke. dust ashes. dirt and odor,
/ and can be heated ready for use in less than
half the tim@ required BY any other stove. All
while cooking their husbands dinners, are res
| pectfully invited to call and see 1t. All who
| wish TO save money In the cost Of fuel, TO make
cooking pleasure, and home healthy, clean
| and comfortable. should call and see IT,
The Petroleum Gas Light is alike renowned
/ for IL hrillaney und economy. Two cents
| worth ofPetroleum will give brilliant gas JET
for twenty hours, free from odor. smoke and
SCOT, and needs neither chimney nor wick. II
can be adapted TO every kind offxture, such n
| Gas Hands. Pendants, Chandeliers, Brackets
etc In short, IL il the delight OF housekeepers
| and the eye-sore Of gas companies.
The Petroleum Engine has so many advan-
| tages over every other steam engine, that II II
almost impossible TO enumerate them. IL save.
the wages Of hremen, as the engineer has the
Ere under perfect control il lessons the danger
Of explosion. a. the tubes can never get foul II
/ takes up less room and. above all. u can b
run az less than one-third the expense of ordi-
| nary engines that use either coal or wood.
| To be seen during business hours. aud in full
operation at 10 o'clock am. and O'Clock pm
II. S. SAR0NI,
Eu27-lm Proprietor and Patantee.