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The Chinese in California.

A grand, dinner was given In San Francisco, on
the evening Of December 81, to celebrate the in
aneuration Of the new direct steamship Guo be-
tween that city and China. Tho following is the
twelfth regular toast, and "FUAa TANe's" re-
sponse:
IS. .turhe Chinese Merchants Of San Francisco Our
snful competitors in trade; our generous rivals all
i'm good works. May the FloWery klngd0m yet
produce Chinn dster.
Z. FUNa TANa's REPLY.
.saxm1EmEs :-On behalf OF the Chinese mer-
chants and citizens present desire to thank you
for the invitations we have received to be present
or1 this occasion. We. consider the opening up OF
a great steam line between California and China
and Japan very important event; " we nope no Pc 1t
as well as to China. We OF China are very fond Of
trade and commerce; 80 are the Americans, and
we hope both countries may profit by it. There
are SIXTY Thousand Chinese on the Pacific coast en-
gagged in all kinds OF business, many IN mining and
many eneeged in trade and commerce. came to
California ten years ago, and have been engaged as
q merchant all that time. learned to read and
write English with the Rev. MIR. Speer, formerly
missionary in China and this city {applause), for
q good many acquaintances among the first mer-
chants and business men Of San Francisco. They
have always treated the Chinese merchants with
great kindness, and I hope tho intercourse has
been as agreeable to the Americans as 1t mas been
to the Chinese merchants. We believe that the
new steamship lire to China and japan, well estab
lished, and tie Pacilc Railroad completed, San
Francisco must become one Of the greatest cities
of the world. (Applause.) The great part OF the
trade OF China with the East ought to come by
S,n Francisco. The population Of China and Japan
is 7ery large, and those countries produce greas
na,,v things which Europe and America desire,
1nd America produces many things which are
needed in China and Japan. We hope that friend
ship and peace may prevail between America and
Ohina for all future time"
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q now nnote ma follows: Or
tock on hAnd 49, 'Sa
The clearances comprise 2578 bses for Liverpool, 5Oo


The clearances comprise 257s bles for Liverpool 500
for Barcelona. ,s+st+ !,
SueAa AND MoLAssEs. receipts since yesterday
comprise $40 hhda and so5 bbs molasses which
with about half of Yesterdays receipts comprised the
oarines In first hands this morning. We have to note
dun and dropping market for suga. though without any
has sackened and prices lower The sales yesterday
and not previously reported embrace 500 hads nos
range OF tho following Iates: sugnr inferior 80 per o
hr l2Tc; fully fair 1SAa1shc; primo 1870; cho1ee
Moasses ordinury csc per gallon good 72a7sc; PRIME
7475c; strictly prime nc; choice 7sas1e There was e
sale on plantation of 200 hhds choice old process tho
balance Of crop OF AZ hhdB, at 14c per lb. Weeks
sales 1850 hhds su:er $500 bhls molasses KsoepS
sugar, 1899 bbls molasses.
FRE1oHrs-The market continues dull, and the rates
by sail for foreign ports have been lowered They ara
now "a p b for cotton by sail for Liverpool and o
for Hnvo Three ships We're taken up for Liverpool at
"a, and ship and bark for Havre at 1Nc The rate
By steam for Liverpool I'D for cotton Steamers for
New York obtaining 1c y tb for cotton and 70 gal
Ion for olasses Steamers for Boston and philadelphia
1Ap lib for cotton Coastwise rates by sail ara ncrai'
49,
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February y5.-TunpENl1NE-,Recaip
light and market steady Sales of 100 bbls at - 50 anr
yellow dip, and SO for hard, per $50 Tbs.
Rosrs-Sales Of "A bbs at 50 87 for Common; CPS do
at So for Common and No q; and 50 do at 81 80 for No
TAR-247 bbls received and sold at 81 65 per Dbl.
Tor Spirits Turpenne and Cotton the market is inc
tive and no sales reported.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Jacksonville Palatka
Fernandina, &c-A Owens. j Hobkirs, Il r ThonE1neon
J Slonn H II Willinns Col Hunt and lady, H Rod
gers, Miss Hunt, w Beach, DR. Webster. Slmp-
Mrs Eare aud children Miss Earle, B EeeVes,
r r Rutedge, Hon Halle, L Echelberger, Thomas,
Lasher A A Carpenter. Ell King, j Il Denmcre McM
King, Miller, s III Miller S Conyers. Mrs Byrd,
" olmstead Ross, McAlily. @ Clark, " Scott Il >
Bowe Mrs Buckley and children. and Is deck.
Dara afop {rnrn mi 0rkgfle--
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baltimore Market.

| BALTIMORE February 2--CoTroN-Was lower to-
day. with small sales of middng upands at 3Sc Stock
| here estimated at $500 bales.
coEFRR.-Markct firm, but nacHye: Sales 500 bags
Rio prime and choice, at l8aleAc we quote salr !,
strictly choice Rio 16 a19c, gold; Laguayra AID
| Java 25a26c.
FLouR-Ve notice little more inquiry for shipments
md also for trade brands, with sales Of 100 bbs choice
Indiana Family ut S15 60: 1B0 bbs Northwestern Extra
at sl2 CO. 200 bbls City Mills Super on private teria
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Reossoed during he month of august 1858.
Loapoa, July rs, 1867.
Mrssns. CH1oxRnMa Il SoNs-aentn: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by sha nrst
cornposess musicians aud profess IN Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tvsde my osrtid.
cate thst felt 1t my duty 70 take one OF them with me
10 Europe to ASCERTAIN the opinion OF my professional
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
upsnimous they have been on the anbsect. beg 70
forward at the same tme . letter received from my
friend, Mr.. Colard which am sure must pc GRITTY
T have thu honor to be, genteDaen yours very truly
-. - cs-s4 JAMEs II: WEHIL. !.
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Consfrnees pcr Northeastern Railroad,
C,cl,1ua ry e..

3Os bales Cotton cars Lumber bags Potatoet FuTni-
ture. Mdze. &c. ToJ j Kirkpatrick, Dr. Fl " Haig,
BA&J Farley, screven Nisbet Howard ~ Fro, .
Son, Mowry Co, " Ryan, Willis l. Chisolol, Shack
elford Fraser, M O'Day Mazyck 4 Bro, Ensow 4 Co,
Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co, Mehrens Wo1ltmann MOI.
G W Williams Il Co. Gaillard Il Mnott, Gilbert, and
0trdpr
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consider Ohiekerng sons' Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivalled for the singing qualities aud for
the harmonious roundness OF their tone. There Is 9
perfect h0mogeneity throughout all the registers. The
upper notes arc remarkable for clearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base La distinguished for power without harshness, aDd
for magnificent sonoritY.
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Stock on hand Febl
Nov, Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS, February l-CorToN-Ihe marhet
msned this mornna subject to tho same influence that
D. eyaied yesterday. to which may be superadded dark
and un{avorablc weather, and tho as
sortent fair and factors were manifesty disposeo
to SELL yet the majority of buyers IN view OF tho hea
increase In receipts well the marked depression
prevailing OF New York. showed no desire whatever TO
ceedinny light comprising at the close barely 23OO hn'es
taken by eleven brokers at prices indicating loss Or
fully hc per h. the market closing with strong ten
dency to further weakness.
With the above remarks we now quote US follows: Or
dinary 2Sa29c Good Ordinary 29ha-; Low Mtddhng
sosax and hliddling 81 Ka- The sales tor the pass
for the ast week Of 600 bales against 29050 last
week. Tie receipts proper during the past week ex-
Guiding the arrivals from Mobile Florida and Iexas
which included in their respective loot
an increase Of Sol bales The weeks exports amount
to 29S43 bales All of which were coastwise and
to foreign ports. y
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,ospoa, January IL 1861
H1m., " w.hfi Eso.

MY DEAR sm: h.ve great pleasure IN saking youto
convey to Messrs. Chiokertng the e1pre hon OF my
highest approval Of their instrument isia consider
NOT msrey the best instrument Of American manufso
tra that aye tried but Of the auese Grand Piano
fortes that has ever under my and
the Mesays Chioker1ng may well be proud of having
which. for touch quality, power aud workmanship,
would be very difficult 70 surpsss IN any part OF sne
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LoNpeH, August "a, 1866.

Jaues H. WehIi, Esq.,: ...
Nh DEAR s1R: as you are going back to the United
States. must beg you TO rensmbsr mo Endiy 70 ths
Messrs ChickeriiiR. Tell them was delighted with
their Grand o.forte-os good On insrrH<at s'k
az soas <uer turned out both n touch and ter :.
- - = - =, q. F.. BROnDWoOD,
Firm Of T.. Brosdwood 4 Sons, Ptanoforte MAnutso:
iurefs, London. -
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WORLDS FAIR, LONDON.
Carl D..

Is with feelings Of pride al American
that va publish the following Testimonials, Whcn naVe
been received by us recently:
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LONDON, July 20, 1858.

Nessrs Ck;eke.ina q 8ons:
aRNTs have just been invited by Mesns. Colard 70
try Grand Piano-forte manufactured BY you, and
have no hesitation in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. D.. CoIArd, VIZ That It 10 the finest IN.
Btrument over played on. .ssss.s5
-, 81 = - J. L. HATT0N.
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r Nescoat e LaRoche lady and servant, Edings,
AIikall lady and servant Major Jenkins, Allston.
G Baioy, ) Miken, " Mkeil Mrs a Edngs, Col W
L nj Burger r Reed, Edngs, and 60 deck
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ConsaSnees per South Carolina RaAar0hd,
February 6.
295 bales Cotton so bales Yarn cars Cattle, 14 cara
Lumber cars Wood, Furniture, and Sundries TO
sar Tee smith Co. Adams Frost Il Co. " c Dukes
Co G Plat, Kanapaux, Lannesu & Co, r Agent
Collins Mure 4 Co, Tefentha1. ~ T Wells nudiey
CEN 'Tyler FARLEY l. pearlstein, Brown Schirmer
Willis Chisolm, J b Aiken l. Co. E J Wiss CO,
Williams l. Co, City Railroad, Wharton Petsch B
Simmons
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THALREHG.
.OTTaoHALK.

consider Chickering Sons Pianos, beyond oom'
parison, the bes: have ever seen in America.
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sc, 600 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known aud valuable Improvement They have inFar1a.
bIy been saleeted and used by al Of the worlds
knoedgd CREST arttHts who hsve visited this country
PROFESSIONALLY, both for private and public use.
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GRAIs-Wheat-We notice sales of 200 bushels prime
white at s. 20: $50 bushels do red at So lIa3 9 quote
PENNSYLVANIA red 50 75a3 80 Corn-S9OO bushels white
and 5000 bushels FOLLOW receyed nrket less active On
account of hrInness Of sellers; small sales OF gooa TO
prime white ut 81 04a1 and mixed do ST. 1000 busnels
yellow delivered at Point at $780, 1900 bushels do town
at 96c. Oats-3O00 bushels ofered demand Light. Win
small sales at 65a5G cts No receipts or sales OF Bye re-
ported.
Hoas-Dressed are steady at s1kasc; supply an6 de.
mand fair.
Mo1AssEs-No change. One OF two cargoea Cuba
are in the bay which will to replcntsh the stock
OF this description; quotations noinay same Rs last
giveu ,z,.
PRov1sIoNs-Tho absel Of receipts, long over due,
beeps tho market quite bRro OF STOCK ad RESTRICTS ous1-
ness to very narrow limit AL descriptions OF tho Hog
Product firm at previous quotahons for Mess Fork
s92a92 co. Bulk Shoulders sa0c for loose and packed;
Sides ohal1c for ribbed and clears ior acon
Hhoulders 21a1Sc for ribbed and clear ribbed sioes
and In so1oe instances Il for the aer 16l7c Tor
Hams 12hc for barrclled Lard; l6hc 1or BALL
moro Refined.
R1oE-Yery Ho Carolina left in first hands; we quote
10Za11c; OF RangoOn quo legs arc III importers lahas
unsold, held at 4c gold, in bond
SALr-We continue to quote for lots from Jobbers.
Ground Alum 50 20a2 25 Fine 50 2oaS Is per sacS hnd
Turks Island 2Sa6Oo per bushel for lots from store
SuGAR-The market Is steady and firm, with salos 70
day Of 1856 hhds Cuba grocery at 20 hhds English
Island vncuum pan ut 1S4c. We quote fair TO good
Cuba and English Island refining 1osa102c, months;
Rico, common to good grocery lo4a11Ic; PRIME 70
choice II New Orleans II Kal31lc. All net cash
REFINED SUaARs-Are steady ut last quotatons Oh lne
basis of hard crushed and for SOFT crsned
A white and for lots of 100 bbls or more nc less
SYnuP-We quote Baltimore Golden 6sc: Maryi'tha 90
TIC and Sugar House 48a50c q gallon.
WILLS dull and in the absence OF sales 10 note
nuota nricea nominal. /.
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Among the ohiefpolnts Of excellence o. the ohieke1
Ing Pianos Of which speak the renowned artists lip their
congratulLtory testimonials to the Messrs OhofeTng,
are the greatest possible deph richness and volume Of
tone combined with rare hriAinncy, elearness and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and
sboye all surprising duration Of sound, the pure aud
sympathetic quality Of which never changes under the
most delicate or pow erful touch. zZ
During the past forty years this firm haa manH
actured
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Augusta Market.


auGuS,rA February 5-F1N ,NcrAL AND COMMERCIAL
The general trade OF the city improving cur mef-
chants geleray hnvc commenced receiving their spmng
stocks Of dry goods &C., and the opening OF the rivers
at the Vest has added considerably to supply OF be-
con lard, flour &c. The decline in cotton has, IN
great measure suspended sses and there S but little
money seeking investments.
GOLD AND SILrER-The Improvement at the North has
caused a advance here Brokers buying to-day at 1861
an selling at 1s7Aa1Ss Silver also improving Bro
kers buy ut 130, and sail at 1872.
NExcHAsGC-Boeomnc mora abundant Bank checks
freely at par outdoor rates ak off, No time exchange
Offering.
Co1ToN-The general character of cur market for the
past week has been quiet but hrn and such small lots
only sold MS the necessities OF parties force OIL Hotn
bales and the sttor 1918 bales with stock on hand Of
17,968 bales. ,.o.,, ,,,or,.
ing declines with dropping tendency mas naa 'hs
of bnyers demanding further sions and sales
we're Forced to any great extent buy ers would huyo ae
cided advuntage but the very little offering VIII a sery Sa
ions South and West is TINT full three quarters 70
OF the crop is in the ports or IN sgnt ana
know to be SO IN that pornon Q, "a hSsvn
the wants Of planters throughout tho Soufa are no
think tho information we have Is reliable ana gave
The market is quiet and quotations nre nominal say
MddIinc 80: Strict Aiddling 30SaS1;, Good Middnne
81 These about the quotations. or as neAriy 80
as we give them in the present upaettleo "
''ts buying at 1877 and selling
at 139 and silver at 1S0 and sell at l31.
Nothing doing in Stocks or Bonds.
CorToN-The market is very dull and transactions
very limited. We again refer to sales for quotations:
sales of the day 1872 balcs as follows ut 2 ut
&C. at 81 IS 2s II at IA at 80 go at and 6at
81 The receipts were 200 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT FOB AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG
Stock on hand September 1, 1866. S'aSS
Receiyed since last statement. ............ l.5o9
Received previously. aS4-4''u2a
se,el1
CIR nct 16S
Exnorfad yrovioNsT .T, ,42b-SS,O45
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-. Dear si. very sincerely yours,
5ssG,'ss5 zlscz - OHAS. D. OOLLARD,
Firm Of coIard oollard, panotOtte Manufacturers,
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Tt,tinonials from the mort disang.taed Arts, in Europe
to Aessrs. EhickeTf71 d Sons:
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5,5g,+.. LONDON, July -, 1856
Hsy4nR played upon Piano-torte made BY Mesars.
ahtnhering & Sons, OF Boston and Nov York, I have
much pleasure In testfyng TO its general e1oe.nee.
For sweetness and hriHanoy ef tone dehcaoy o!
touch and magnificent power for concert purposes,
consider II really GHAED P1ANo-FoRT1. AND DECIDED
IN TIE nnsr Ri7E HHRN OF AMkRIeAN MANUFACTURES.
ARABELLA GODDARD. lGIuLO REaONDL
r. A OSBOBNE lALFRED sJAAI.
W. KUHE IL1NDSAY SLOPEh
LILIES bENEDrOT, II. M0SCEELES,
II. W. RaLFE Prof.. OF CohsefVato1o &c
Oh az HALLE. Leip1ig.
BRINLEY RICHARDS. g. "A aTHUR OHAPPhlt
RENE FAVARuER Director OF Monday Con.
SYDNEY HMIrH. eerts, London.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship souder-ss terces
Rice 71e bales Upland Cotton. At bales Domeshcs
and Yar:1, and SundJies.
BALTIMORE-P schr voante-97, ,59s feot Yellow Pine
Timber, IL $40 feet Yellow Pine Boards.
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Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Evening, February 9. }
Sellers having in many accepted somewhat oaEer
rates. say to the extent of about &c. lb tho markes
showed more activity and buyers took abeut s57 baeH-
say STAT so ST. 42 at 91; 1888 at 81 and &c at
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H1Na TANd'S REPLY.

,ss. .surbe Chinese Merchants Of San Francisco
akillful competitors in trade; our generous rivals
in good works. May the Flowery Kingdom yet
nrN1 1cs n Chinn lister, - =zs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-19
GOLD HILL NEVADA SATURDAY EFENlNf JANUARY H. 1861
oUABrERLY REPORT OF Town oFPlCERs
QUARTsRLy !2slEEse91HT REQ &C Town

TN ACCORDANCE WITH TIE ACT IN.
sornoYstIue the Town Of Gold HUI, Stofsy
Connty. STATE Of Nevada, hereby submt Tor
nnbIIcat,on the reports Of the CLERK snd TreSs.
,rsr. for che Quarter ending Dscetibst 3lst, 1858
N,'"'H'rT ? Z grfW. D. l0RAY,iYDiT r.
r..r President Of the Board Of Trustees
Gold Hill, Jan. II, 1857. ~. -.
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GRAEFENBERG
UTERINE CATHOLICoN

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don, Incontineuco or Urine, Bloating and Drop.
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The specific lction Of this medicine ID immediate
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REplNsroN 3 co.'s ADVERTISEMENTS.
Stop that. Coughinglil

COME OF YOU CAN'T, AND WE PITY
ONE destinsd by its Intrinsic merit, 70 supercede
all similar preparations. It's not surpri:ing you
should be reluctant to try something else ansr
the many experiments you have made OF raany
compounds foIIted on the public - . certain
cure; but N''" ai
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PASSENGERS LEAVING SAN ,FRANoIs.
60 by Boat at P. T.. will take the Cars at
Sacramento, on both roads, at $50 A. T., for the
Lake Bigler Route, will change to Stages al
Shinsls Springs. For Donner Lake Route, at
Alta; arriving In Virginia, BY both Lines, In
36 hours from San Francisco.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-15

Of free government by bIottlng them out
entirely In 0ne-third of the RepublicP Is
revenge to be perpetualp ? i trust not, Mr..
Speaker. trust, sir, we shall not enter
upon any such, ufOrtunate experiment
as is proposed by this bill and pray
the Almighty Ruler Of nations that He
may inspire the American people withsuch
wisdom that they may understand the
grave responsibilities OF the hour; that they
may be aroused to realize, and to realize at
once, the " lcafio upon which we are stand
ing; that they may appreciates the fact that
their system of government Is threatened,
and that If they Yenerate the character of
their revolutionary sires, II they love and
cherish the institutions which have been
transmitted to them by those patriotic an
cestors, If they would perpetuate their re-t
publican form of government they must
remember that eternal vigilance is the price
of liberty. Let us rise equal to the great
occasion, and animated by no palGry cOfi-
slderations of mere party OrsectiOnal ami
rhosities, let ms, / beseeeh you, Mr. Speak-
er, abandon these dangerous experiments
and unwarraDted usurpations OF power,
and labor with patriotic devotion TO unite
again all these States and the people Of all
these States in the strong and enduring
bonds of mutual friendship and interest,
and together go forward in the achievement
of that grand destiny which most certainly
awaits this country rs a united people, If
we are but true to the Union of these States
and the great principles of our COnstitu-
tiOn. 'f '''D'- 'is
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PETER MARTINS
PATENT lRON-CLAD 411
WARM AIR FURNACE,
Dwellings,, Stores, Churches, School Ruildings
Halls, Court Houses, Public Buildings 81
Of all kinds. 60. .-1rgf.
with Fuel but once week requiring
less Fuel than any other Air Furnace ever
- before invOnted.
Pure, Even, Unburut AImOsphero
Night asd Day, without the
Usual Trouble and At
... sI'. tention. o. arHr-
pY AN INGENIOUS CONTRIYANCE,
FOR WARMING

DY AN INGENIOUS CONTINUANCE,
- originating with the inventor Of this Furnace
all the cold air is made to pass through water on its
way TO the cold air chamber. thus cleansing it Of
every particle Of dust that it enters the room
pure as though u was on the mountains top. Ply
scians praise it, and recommend it on account Of
its health-impirting tendency. 'i.. ~ Itst
The amount of Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm adwelling Of from nine to thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is required by one CRATE; and it
gives an even, summer like temperature, night and
day, in all parts of the house. 80
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
established its claim as the most desirable Warm
ing and Ventilating Apparatus in use. Burning
anthracits or bitumnous COAL coke or wood equally
well, upon the true principle OF economy-slow
combustion of large mass of fuel-it secures an
evenness and freshness of temperature, steady
flow Of pure, clean, unbunt air, night and day,
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
repairs for many years. The correctness Of the
above is certified TO Dy the written testimonials Of
many leading citizens Of this and other Cities which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, price list, &c., upon application by mail.
Or at Nos. l49 and Isl West fifth street Cincinnati
Ohio. p..f ntF III PETER MARTIN, ,-
dec14 -d3m Tnventor and Manufaeturer