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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

A CHICAGO attempted suicide
because her husband wouldn't take her
to the museum.
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TIE consumption Of -four in Paris,
during the year 1868, It 10 reported,
amounted to 456, o0o, 900 pounds, equal
to sl6, ooO, 900 pounds Of bread.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

Tar Ohio Legislature is asked to put
up a suitable monument on General
Harrison's neglected grave.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

FORTY Mormon missionaries have ar
rived in New York, en- route for Europe,
to obtain converts to the faith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

TIER. are in Philadelphia, at a very
moderate computation, 5000 places
where liquor il sold.
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velocipede Challenge.

7 HEREBY CHALLENGE A. D. GENDERs,
l or any other man In tho State Of Nevada, to
run q velocipeds Race Of 800 yards, for not less
than 800, or more than $40 q side. $50 forfeit
To be deposited within one week from accept.
ance Of challenge. Size Of machine to be
agreed upon between the parties.
GEO. ELSTON BUTCH.
Virginia City, New, July 2Oth, 1s6o-1w
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W. q. @. STEPHENSON, N. D,
PHYsICIAN.

~ srrpuENsoN HAS REMOVED HIS
osncs TO south O street, Virginia, opposite
he Virginia House. Special attention given to
ssionsI esiis promptly attended to. Can be
scnnd Al his once ct all hours during the day
snd nieht. Residence IN the rear Of Office.
soo aAs fv1Rf
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~sPENoERIAN
wRITIN G. CA L NJ Y
And Commercial Institute,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

THIS INSTITUTION IS OPEN DAY AND
i Evening, for the accommodation OF all per.
sons desirng to improve in Penmanship. Book.
keeping and Arithmetic. Students admitted ut
any time. A separate class organized especially
for children. Card Writing and all styles OF
Ornamental Penmanship done In good ttylc,
Academy, corner Of D and Taylor streets, next
door 70 Armory Hall. w. G. THOMPSON,
TX w. II. METCALF,
Practical Accountants and Professors OF Plain
and Ornamental ehmanship. jy15.lm f,
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TO Let I'm Gold Hill.

STORE ON MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE
Almost any business. VIII be let at q Reasonable
rent. Inquire Of the owner. g.. stockle, next
aV COD Hin d July isti, 1850. ,y1etf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

KANSAS claims to be receiving 1000
new settlers a day.
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stolen! Caution!

cToLEN, IN VIRGINIA CITY, ON TILE
"a he Agency q the bank Or California .P Gold
Hill, being No. 9.5l0. dated April ID, 1869. for
800, In hyor OF D. Doherty. Also, another
Certificate, in the same Bank, being No. 9,s9a,
dated Nay 10th, 1859, for 800, in favor OF D..
buying ihe. sa Certificates. RaSas q. r. S p.ym Z hs ssi Sesn
stopped.
Gold Hill, July 10th, 1859. sjyly.10t.
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Attempt TO Break jail.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-Last evening
the prisoners 10 the Jail at Hamilton
knocked the turnkey down and at.
tempted the release of Griffin, who was
sentenced to be hung for murder to-day.
A weak alarm was given and the plan
failed. Four prisoners who escaped
,~arn raa.rsd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-23

CHICAGO, July 2l.-Washington spe.
cials say that information from all
portions Of the Indian country leads to
the belief that the danger Of general
trouble during the ummer 10 passed.
There are no hostile tribes now, but
detached bands are making trouble.
The tribes hitherto warlike in Arizona
and New Mexico are asking to be put
on reservations. The military and
civil agents now work IN harmony, for
tho frat time 10 many years. General
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
4 mlrrn rlsf.

At toe hour last night while Mr. Po,ley was on
1ufy al the telegraph room o the Central Office the
following despateh vas received iroI the sixth pre.
e,itct-
iik r. k.-Frorn tth-Msrch i5 Ellen Nc0ra,h AID a.
orp Ireisnd residing al NO. Elizabeth ona this
a. N. . bought the above nuuher.
~mkCh q house OF and h ~n
ssxfrs be stated be ROBBED OF s2O, when sbe
(Mc3rrthl wrs taken suddenly with parnlyr :.
sud hna spoken since. Dts Cuiverson Neis wrr
called in They Supposed uere was some foul pav Dun&
ahe dsy Dr. Conway cent tor stated
sacked with paralysis The Coroner notified viii 10.
vestigste the case.
To s'ruh-who was the woman brought there! A. We
con- know who she
fohev-Who the woman tha, taken sickt A.
The weran that keeps the house.
roley-Do you know where tho woman is that the
Wrought A. Don't know whert she--where he Ia
fosisT lis dcsratb dead. A.
Inc public can Judge for themselves az 10 the
merits of The case.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
BOLIVIA.
Return Of Peace-The Commerce on the
Amazon-GrcwinE Trade with Parn-The
Church Navigation Contract.

Return Of Peace-The Commerce ON the
.Amazon-(srcwinE Trade with Parn-The
Church Navigation Contract.
LA PAZ, Jan. 80 1869.
The country is enjoying an era Of peace once more
after the very slight trouble which broke out In the
South, owing to the discomfort OF q few persons
who could not agree with the government with re-
ference TO the late treaty made with Brazil. The
wisdom OF the government is, however best shown
from the fact that the whole OF Eastern Bolivia Is
awakening to the value Of the outlet now afforded
for their commerce through the Amazon. From the
ofical journal, FL Constitutional translate part
Of letter rom Santa Cruz, town OF Is 900 inhabl.
talts situated upon one OF the principal Bolivian
aliuents OF the Amazon:-
That which now attracts The greatest attention Is
the commerce with Para at the mouth OF the ANA
Kon This trade IL commencing 70 unrol itself in the
most extraordinary manner. Doa Domingo Leigne
has Just arrived here with a cargo from Para. lie
hrlngs with him mirrors OF the length of man.
splendid iron bedeeads. foreign goods at very low
price, and multitude Of smaller articles. large
hulnOer VI other merchants will soon arrive with
similar ireights, from which they win reap enormous
profits Tor tue reason that the cost OF transportation
Is comparatively nothing. The results Of these COM
mercal ventures have inspired great enthusiasm.
Many persons are preparing TO move 70 these dis
tsics Of the Amazon with their capital 10 take ad
vantage OF this budding commerce.
There IS above all something better than the gans
on ihs trade and that is the certainty which Boil
vials wiz have Of opening credit and good relations
10 tie Brazilian towns, AS rs atested br those who
have just arrived. II was sufficient for the Bovlans
TO present themselves as such TO be received with
tie greatest cordiality and frankness. Here tnen,
are the positive fruits OF the treaty with Brazil.
what greater good could come to the Cruzenos than
20 open their fertile and immense country TO mer.
camille and friendly trade with a great nation.
The centrsct Of navigation with Colonel Church,
Ehtc, we ere assured, Is an enterprise which will
~, rallied, has been received IN this city with the
grea4est enthusiasm. Everv one is anxious that. at
chs Tery earliest moment. the steamers should APP
pr - our rivers 70 cut short the distances and I'M
ktDVe precious time ~ Is but recently that santa
ctiE on account of ts remote situation. II win soon
plaJ rae Rmong the first aud be In a position 10
piuE ess iOr y IL situated upon the banks OF two
great rivers ths Rio Grande and the Yapacani--
wDsch facilitate communication with the whole
WOrsu
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven.

New Haven.
Town MgETING.-Yesterday an adjourned town
meeting was held to vote upon the question
OF Ioanlng $s0o000 to aid In the construc.
tion OF the New Haven, Middletown and
Wimantic Railroad. TIE vote was taken
by ballot in the several wards. snow storm pre-
vailed and that, with feeling OF apathy on the SUBJ
ect, prevented full vote. The result by wards was
as folows:-2,737 yes; 300 no-majority, 1,e2s. The
act OF the Legislature requires two-thrds major
ity, so that the loan Is granted.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Saturday evening, about eleven
O'Clock, the police found Mr. Thomas Coyle, dealer
in paper hangngs at his store No. SO Church street,
suffering from sudden attack OF Illness They took
him to the State Hospital Cedar street. where he
died on Sunday morning. Apoplexy ID said to have
been the occasion OF his decease.
NEW BUoys.-0n saturday last the government
sidewhee steamer Martha Washington, Captain
jerks, was engaged IN removing the spar buoys
near Southwest Ledge, at the mouth OF the harbor,
and putting In their place can buoys. The buoys IN
the harbor are also 10 be replaced by the steamer IN
the same-nanner.
Bridgeport.
A HEAVY SNOW STORM prevailed most all day yes
terday. but cleared or towards night, with Q much
colder temperature than that OF sunday.
PARADE.-The Irish societies here will make q
grand parade on st. Patrlcks Day, when there VIII
be very general celebration OF the day among the
Irish citizens.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

MEETING OF THE COMMON CouNcIL--A meeting
of this Board was held yesterday, the President,
Alderman Bergen, in the chair. A long communities
ton was read from Mayer Kalbnesch asking for the
appointment OF q committee to send for persons and
papers In order TO investigate the ars OF the Pros
pect Park expenditure. His Honor claims thai the
great ~ the Commissioners promised Il should he In
1851. Aldermen Whiting and Hathaway supported
the request On motion OF Alderman McGroarly 2
protest were passed against the bill now before the
Legislature relating to the Third street improve
ments: the bill for recognizing the Board OF Water
and Sewer Commissioners and the proposed re-
organization OF the Fire Department
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
FIRES LAST HI6aI.
In Fulton street.

Last evening fire occurred at No. 95 Fulton
street. occupied by J. sheyley tinware establish
ment. Mr.. shcyley's stock was entirely destroyed.
the second noor was occupied by @. Feherer, dealer
in gold chains. whose damage (by water was $780,
on the same door Mr. p. A. Frasser dealer In hard
ware, whose loss was $4,000. The damage 70 the
building was 81, ,000-owned by the Dutch Reformed
church.
In Canal street.
Last night nj late hour nre occurred at No. 557
Canal street, occupied by Mr.. Aikens as clothing
store. Mr.. Alken's damage was $500; insured IN
the Market Insurance Company for $4,000. The
building IL owned by J. EmDree. whose loss 10 fully
covered ly insurance.
In Murray Street.
About half-past six O'Clock last evening fire oc-
Cured In the basement OF No. AZ Murray street. oc-
cuped by s. MeyerDerg a Brothers as q crockcry
store. Tue loss on building is about 81 500 and on
stock, which Is fully insured, about $1,000.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

lcure ssacIa Br from Genoa; bark Royal George 3rl,
PRILxDELPHIA, March la n-Arrivsd. ship ramer-
lane sumner Aons rfassia sarks scud CROSBY Mes
sani.y sarah Jenkins, Vaughn. Palermo; RsSSoni.
noas. NAV &
son ssss sSsn'sp ssYs.
mas Oliver Has.nS IsS.as;y' VSias viss.
e dearsa~scsis Rough Diamond, whspsy, s. John NIB;
sss EVss %ss zs1s naDey MIs s SsnpssoR Ea
bile; Lmsry. Clayton. Bosion D cranmsr Cranmer,
LEWIS, Del March H. sPMship Admiral left the Break
water this morning for sa%ors Inn re- Nearly all ns vessels
PokTLAND, March lS-Arrved brig Hattie Bhhops
PRovI6ESCE, March is-Arrived, brig John H Kennedy
ssllmsn, New orlesns schT kossnh smith Daniel Webs
ticni, Stephenson. Hoboken.
ssas Wsison and saassd AoSOrn
ssisasshr. Mars.rs. Lucy orosssy, Cuba; Sarah
fxwTUcKET, March ls-Arrived, schr WIN C,ocker.
RiCHnoND, March ia-BelOw, brig Penguin, Jenkins.
SAN FRANCISCO, March ls-Arrived ship Guiding Star.
Hepkins d NYork; ah, eo,o,. u,,..,n.on uonn xon,
sAy%kS2a EsrsS ilx1riysa sh'p: Kate T4cep Rr,.
BpS asAha1 do PARKS Msa.on Sr LONDON, ORDERED
70 Doboy load for ousenssown Bamora Br Cameron,
@ pS for ords
Sale. Bark Flora Hurbur, Curtis, Havre; schr David
Collins Townsend, NYork
Conn; schr Maggie Muvey, Darien.
SALEM, March l2Arrived schrs Elvira Randall Sylvan,
Eagley, and Ueta, Durham, Bath for NYork.
sssaled.schr Flora Ssweomb, Gorham, Jane, River.
Union. Bennett, Rockland for Niork
lhArrived. brig Means Wentworth, Elixabethport for
Newburyp0r schrs Connecticut Pendeton, Telegraph,
Tooe do for Portland; Ataana Perce NYork May Day,
Adams Rockport Ne, for Baltimore; Berry, Pendetops
Camden for do.
SOMERSET, March is-sailed schr Caroline Corneia,
Crowley, NYork. ~.
TAUNTON, March lssailed schr Mary Mead Thrashsr.
NYork.
WILMINGTON. Nc March I2-Arrived, :schr McLsl-
Notwithstanding Fairbanks Hunter NYork; brig Iss.
dora tBr), Graves, Port Prince; schr Emma, Munro
Boston.
th-Arrived, steamship Rebecca Clyde, Chichester New
York.
WEXFORD, March 12-saled, schr Harriet Lewis Tay-
lor, EYork 18th, sloop Agent Chadwick, do.
WAREHAM, March l2-Arriyed. schr Thos Owen ssls
leck, Hoboken.
Sailed -schr W R Gem, Bearse, NYork.
WARREN, March l-Sailed schrs Horizon, Newman, and
Hannah Blackman, Jones, NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE
SENATE.
ALBANY, March Is. 1890.


BILLS INTRODUCED.
nv Mr. CHAPMAN-Prohibitng the sale OF adul
terated articles for food, drink medicine under
penalty OF fne or Imprisonment
BY Mr.. PIERcE-For the repayment or money ille-
galy collected by the Health Commissioners OF the
Guy OF New York under authority OF law.
BY Mr.. HALE-For the Improvement OF the naviga-
ton OF the Raquet river; also amending the general
law for the incorporation OF religious societies
passed 1918; also promoting mechanical towage
npon the Erie canal. II permits an experimental
trial OF Charles Harvey's system OF towage by sta
nonary engines during the coming season, the State
Engineer 70 select ten mile sections Tor that purpose
towing 10 be free OF charge
BY Mr.. PIERcE--To amend the law relating TO the
inspection OF steam boilers.
BY Mr.. HUMPHREy-For the construction OF q CEN
tral elevated patent railway In the city OF New York.
TO be similar to the Greenwich street road, COM
mencing at South ferry, leading thence the east
ern side OF Broadway 10 Union square, along Fourth
avenue and various streets the Central Park
the southeast corner, thence along route deter
mined by Inc PARK commissioners TO the northern
boundary or the Park, along the Harlem river to
Eighth avenue, thence to Broadway, southery along
the west side OF broadway 10 the place OF beginning
by MI. IwEED-RelatlDg TO the charter OF the city
OF New York. so that hereafter there shall be only
annual election and that TO be at the general fail
e.ection.
by Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the Coarse salt law;
also for the preservation OF fsh In Onondaga lake
By Mr.. Parker-For the improvement OF the east
and west branches OF the st. Regis river.
BILLS REP0RTED.
Amending the school law or Newhurg and Bing-
hamton: incorporating the United States Railroad
Conductors Life Insurance Company.
TIE CANAL CONTRACT BILL-
The special order was the consideration OF the
Canal Contract bill; but without reading the bill
or taking vote the Senate adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
COURT Or stssloNs.
Wesley Allen Gets Four Years and seven
Months.

Wesley Allen Gets Four Years and seven
Months.
Before Judge Troy and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
The notorious Wesley Allen was tried yesterday on
q charge Of stealing, about two years ago, s7oo
worth OF fnrs from Mr.. Joseph Williams, No. s3s
Fulton street. From the testimony It appeared
that early on the morning OF the theft
Alien, in company with another man and
o woman, entered Mr.. williams store when
there was no one present except son OF Mr.. Will
iams and boy. One Of the parties engaged the at
tention OF the young man while the others made
way with the furs. Soon after Mr.. Williams came
Ia, and missing the property, started In pursuit IN
company with MS son. Gong down Fulton street
th,,y saw Allen and his associates In Fulton avenue
car. aud we're recognized By them. Allen and the
others got or the front platform Of the car, aud
Alien was caught by Mr.. Williams, Dut soon made
his eecape. lie was afterwards apprehended. and
yestera ay was found guilty OF the charge and sem
fenced 10 four years and seven months Ia state
Prison.
Convicted Of sodomy.
James Kelly, a hard looking specimen Of humanity.
was yesterday sent up for nine years and seven
alonths having been found uiIiy OF sodomy.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
CLEARED.

Steamship Crnbra QsG), Hack, Hambnrg-Kunhardt
Co.
stesmship Francon,a. Sherwood. Portland-JF Ames
BARK Caruana tBri Liesgang, Matanzas-Waydell Co.
Bark Morning Star CBrb Waugh, duAntanAmo-waydeli
Bark Annie Augusta, Creighton St Jsgo (Cuba)Baxter
Merrill.
Brig soceso (tal), Romano Cork for ordersA Agres.
Brig Mercedes Br, Kohl, Cienfuegos-Fowler Jova-
Brig I'd Rowe, Mears Zaza-J Elweli Co.
schr Henry, Merritt Galveston murray, Ferris 4 Co.
schr Mary Augusta, Lord, Wilmington. NC-Byan
schr q W Brick Mullins New Haven--G Racket Bro.
Echr Sale Burton, Palmer, stamford
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
STATEN ISLAND.

BuRGLARy.-The residence or Mr.. John Q. Jones,
formerly President OF the Chemical Bank, was broken
into on Friday night last, by unknown burglars, and
property to the amount OF about $4,000 was stolen
THE GORDON CAsE-James and William Gordon
were brought up for examination to-day before Po.
lice Justice Garret, on the charge Of burglary. After
taking some testimony they were remanded to the
county jail In default OF s., 900 bail each.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH ls Is69TRIPLE

w be by the following extract from the proceedings
OF the regular monthly meeting, held March ls6s;-
Resolved That after April l. 1855 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF nfp the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Hg- The oncs Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS ana
JEANNHrrF Is Whitehall slip. All communications from
the masters OF inward bound
sells will be forwarded free OF charge
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

SrH01B PAYING IsciDrNr-A gentleman stepped
3nlu farer beer saloon In Syracuse the other day
and bought Two glasses VI the beverage for himsen
aud iei,i. anu threw down zen cent silver com.
The IcntOn never having seen QUE bef0re-as he
had been IN tilis country only two years-thought
DE was imposed upon, and II was some time before
ne could be ,;peed iAat II was al once the cur.
JrnsF 0i oar la1d and IT, talne waR real. ..Aaln
aui ii l!lmmeli dis u der sbeschie baynens vat 1
fead - fnsny Drugs aboul UNI neieg see no lime
AE. ylt tr6NNt e.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
ASSEMBLY

ALBANY, March Is. 1862
4s BILLS REPORTED. esr
Making appropriations for the support Of the
government. ION motion OF Mr.. Selkreg this bill was
made the special order for Thursday morning next;
the Annual supply bill; one for the removal OF
Genesee College to Syracuse; the bill authorizing
the election ,of police commissioners in the city
Of New York. and the establishing Of police
force therein. was reported adversely.
MIR. KIERNAN moved TO disagree with the commit
tees report, and that the bill be committed 10 the
Committee OF The Whole, and supported his motion
AZ length, charging that this bill being similar TO the
Police Dill recently passed Tor the city OF syracuse,
1ne House must pass this bill II 1t would be con-
sisent.
J Mr.. DAVIS moved to lay it on the table. Lost. 80
to4.
Mr.. Kiernan's motion was carried-4o to IS.
Authorizing the New York Produce Exchange
Company to increase its capital Incorporating the
Hanson Cab Company. To amend the law relating
to admeasurement OF DOVER
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. KIMBALL-To amend the charter Of the
Hudson River Bridge Company at Albany.
BY Mr.. BESNER-To aid the Buffalo and Pittsburg
Railroad.
BY MI JAcoBs-For the payment Of moneys illegally
collected by the Health Commissioners OF the city OF
New York.
BY MT. sowER-Por closing portion of Duck
street. Brookyn also relating to fares on railroads.
II prohibits all companies nom receiving more than
three cents per mile.
Banking Institution in the city Of New York.
BY Mr.. CULLEN-1o amend the act relating to the
paving OF Fulton and other streets in Brooklyn.
By Mr.. BERGEN-To incorporate the lone Yacht
Club OF New York.
Ey Mr.. MURPHy-To improve the entrance to
Harlem bridge.
. BY Mr.. FREAR--To amend the charter o. the Blind
Mechanics Association.
BY Mr.. MURpHY-To appoint additional steno-
gTaphers for the Marine Court.
BY Mr. TowER-For bridge over the Hudson river
~ Albany.
BY Mr. DAvIs-Relatlve to the appointment OF ap.
PraIsers OF property OF deceased persons.
BY Mr.. CAMPBElL-Regulating tse term of once
OF notaries public.
By Mr. FLAGG-Authorizing the city OF Troy to
raise money for water works.
BY Mr.. YoUsGLoyR-For the relief OF the soldiers
Of 1872
BY Mr.. sELKREG-Creating the New YORK Guaranty
Company.
BY MIR. Observation-Disclosures the Commission
ers OF Charities and Correction to bind out minors
under their charge
BY Mr.. IRvIsG-To amend the law relating to the
powers and duties OF the Commissioners Of Emil
grafton.
by Mr.. PoRrER-Relative to real estate derived by
descent from aliens.
BY Mr.. AvERY-To repeal the Police law Of Utica
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the village OF W1lliamsville; rcor-
ganzing the Board OF Sewerage and Water Com
miesoners OF Brooklyn, and FOR repairing streets;
designating the place OF meeting OF the 0sw ego
supervisors; amending the act relative 10 the are
limits OF Brooklyn.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
Weather Along tho Coast
Port OF sEw YORK, MARCH Is, 1859.
Herald Packarcs,

Captains and Purss Of Vessels arriving q. this port viii
please deliver al packages Intended the HERALD 10
regularly authorized agents who attached 70 our steam
Yacht seet The New York Associated yrsss do no, nov
SOLICIT marine reports attend 10 As dsysry Of pscsaxs
The New York herald., 1869-03-16
xEmDEs BRITANNIA COMPANY


Metallic porcelsiuIine,i, silver Plated, Double Wall
which ancd durable than Ice Pitcher here
tofore offered, ana vii preserve water perfecty pure when
T not the case with those composed OF the ordinary metal OF
The following 10 letter Of from Profess
sor D. Dana Hayes, State Assyer o. ~ hsssachuses s
20 STATE sTRrFf, BOSTON, June .. 1885,
MEnIDrS BRITANNIA Co, West Meriden, Conn.:- -.
Porce lined Ice Pitchers recently py YOU
The lining inner chamber Of these Pitchers mace OF
eed inside where comes with the Ice and water
This enamel species Of porcelain that hss peen mesa
upon and attached 70 the iron a, high heat y orms
entirely free from anything poisonous or Injurious.
These Innings have been submitted 70 variety Q, severe
Of resisting the corrosive action Of natural waters
quart OF acduatcd vol water boiled In one of then
ws water sSs c wScs su n had bee. added
afterwards boiled In the lining with similar result
When submitted 10 sudden changes OF temperature N
strokes with pieces ice failed In making any impressio
upon n the water IN pitcher should nj any time come
There many apparent advantages in these Innings b.
sides those already mentioned such a freedom from odo
and but The absence q arr INJURIOUS mater
considerson 10 selecting safe Ice i'cher for daily use
Respectfully, \. DANA HAYES,
The above eucr win also Apply TO patent porcea
lined hreproo Baking DISH lately Invented by being co
poscd Of the Same materials leo Pitcher and hav
The table forming doubts wall sotres aish, which viii
tain the heat at least twice AZ long as ordinary dishes
MERiDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
wss sa et s ss sSs wsr. o ass
No i's Broadway, u,w wax
ana ~ '"' "'"'''''0'' ives, meridsp, Cont
The New York herald., 1869-03-16

II the public generally that have removed my place Of
business from ~ Ea Fourteenth street to 6S Fifth avenue
Having returned from kurops with large and well
OF English and French coangs tc.,
for apring and would respectfully solicit
ISAAC WALKER, Merchans Tailor.