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These two subjects rs little agree
with each other as oil and water; and
JET, q vain atsemptis making, inst least
two Statos, TO unite them. Maine and
New Hampshire have both committed
tho sgrssious folly Of attempting to
organize temperance party. Expert.
enss ought to have taught them bet.
ter. Il was this very thing Of carry.
ing temperance into party politics tina,
destroyed the vitality Of the temper
nnee reform years ago. And yet, these
headlong New England fanatics are re.
peatiDg the error. aExperience," it is
said, 'stsaches dear school, but fools
win learn in no ether" But what sort
of fools mast they be, who will not
learn, even in the school Of experience.
Men cannot be lesislated into morality.
Moral suasion is the only remedy, aud
it has been more eficacious than all
other agencies combined The TEN.
ner,.ea c.use never aon,;.be., .o veil
rs when the people were appealed to BY
public speakers and through the public
press in persuasive tones, enlightening
thar upder...pdipo and eonv;oe;nv
cher ;udrmea, .ha, exce.. wa. inn.
proper. The temperauce reeorm,,;oo
was never so advanced =, in the DAVIS
Of The old washiuctouian Societies.
when publ;c meetings were everywhere
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Send in your orders for printing at
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The Mobile Weekly Register, the oldes,
Democratic paper 10 the South, Is said to have
reached larger circulation than was ever at
tanned BY any Journal South Of Mason and
pixon's line lii full Of interesting varied
matter, having an able Agricultural Depart
neut, presided over BY the veteran Editor and
sueeessfal Agriculturist, Hon. @. c. Langdon.
~ Generai Literature, Poetry. Stories. &C.,
make Il highly acceptable to the ladies. The
coming year will open with new continued
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tingaished writer's Of The day. The price was
recently reduced TO $500 per year which, for
solarge paper, ia pages, issxtrenely ehea p.
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At the Parsonage. at Sandy Mount, on
the l4th inst, by Rev. VIM. r. DUNN, Mr..
David b. Huff and Miss Martha Z, Lock.
ard, both Of this county.
On the 18th instant. Mt the Westminster
N. 4. Parsonage, by Rev. ]. w. Hedges,
NJ. George I. Calvert and Miss Martha Z.
Frizell. both of this county.
Rev. ]. W. Hedges, William II. III. Wilson
and Carrie V. Six, both Of Frederick coun.
ty, Md.
Frederick papers please copy.
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DIED.

Suddenly, in Uniontowu District. on the
4th instant, Mary, wife Of Hamilton Spoons.
Ter, aged Al Yeas, 10 months and days.
Near uniontown, on the 10th instant,
Mrs. Susanna kurtz, aged 80 years
Near Mechanicstown, Frederick county,
Nd, on the 18th inst, John Conway, aged
"A years.
In Littlestown, on the 26th ult, Mrs.
Eliza Q, Snyder, aged 81 years months
and IL days
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10 order to allow The employees Of
the DkAoceArIO ADvooArE ofhee to
participate in the festivities of the sea-
son, w shahi issns only . half shec,
uext week. Advertisers win hand in
their favos BY Monday nex.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Fourth Quarterly Meeting for West.
minister Circuit, NJ. Z. Church, will be held
IN Westminster, on Saturday and Sunday,
the let and End Of January. Preaching Al
lot, A. NJ, on Saturday, and Conference
will meet at2, p. NJ. a full attendance il
requested. decis
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

Those who expect to sell of their
stock. farming implements, &c, would
do we'll to call at this Office and examine
specimens Of our Public Sale Bills,
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Comfy COMMISSIONER!

CUPERVISORS of Phil.
~ several districts, are herebs w.
and requested to bring N the;, aetsst
for work done on said roads ar .' seso'at
in the following order ai,d i'm. '''''e,f,p
after specified, namely: as Aus
3, Hampstead District, No..,. ~,
Tuesday, January 81 and an. isga "
3. Myers :" Nv
10. Middlcburg, a. "a
]. Westminster, :"
!. Taueytown, Monday and p
January 10Th and ii,h
o. Franklin, ~
IL. New Windsor, Monda, s.ar..,,
6. Freedom, ~"
4. Woolery's, =" q
o. Manchester. +" 1.
All collectors Of County Taxe...ts,
respectfully notified and reon..,' ~ a ~
diligent in their collections, and nrc.. Y Z 7.
paying over the same to the Boa,s osH y
m'ssioners, the several amount. ~ o u ~
on or before the days above stated ss''s0sl
Those knowing themselves IN s,,..,. .
County Taxes for the years 1865, lisa "
1867, are hereby notified 10 make imm, NM ~
payment, MS longer indulgence Cameo , Y
gwen, consistent with the rules and An,
Of this Office. ''1 s''''
by order Of the Board
JAMES BLIZZARD.
uee 20" Clsfk.
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j. Yinsling & Son have the largest
ane best selected stock Of CAssIMEREs
in the county at very low prices 1t
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USTEES' SALE
Valuable Property
IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER.

TIME undersigned, by virtue of a deed of
L. trust executed by Uriah b. Mikesell
and wife, for the benefit Of the creditors Of
said Mikesell, will on
Saturday, the 18th dry of January,
1870, at ! o'clock, P. N. precisely, Mt the
Hotel Of Conrad Zacharias. in the City Of
Westminster, offer at Public Sale, TO the
highest bidder, the following property, viz
A LOT or GROUND
fronting Ga feet on Main stree, 10 said CITY
OF Westminster, and situate between the
Montour House and Zacharias' Hotel, with
the improvements thereon, consisting of a
eommodious two'story frame
weather. boar ded n8hA.
DWELLING HOUSE, :;:k
with two story back building,
two story BRICK STORE HOUSE WIN
excellent cellars under both; a well Of ex.
cellent and never failing water with pump.
large frame weatherboarded Stable with
three large stalls and Carriage Hoase with
foor and sufficiently large to hold four Car.
riages, frame weatherbc arded Hog House and
other buildings. The lot is fenced with the
best pine pailings. All the above buildings
have been erected within few wears mast
and are in excellent condition.
The above is very desirable property.
being situated in the business part OF the
City Of Westminster.
ALSO, A LOT OF LAND
situate adjoining the corporate limits of the
City OF Westminster, and bounding on the
road leading TO New Windsor, containing
p 4rres y Pal. s..y 90 DLI .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

Purple, Black and White, Red,
Green, Pink, Yellow and Fancy Calicoes,
OF the best quality only l2I cents per
yard, at j. Yiugling & Sons. IL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

Peters Mssieal Monthly for December, Is
fuller than usual Of excellent pieces for the
season-ss pages Of hasie-some Of which Is
quite pretty. Terms % per annum. ANA
tssrs and Prefsssors Of Music should not fall 10
give their attsstioa 10 Peters. Address J. L.
Peters, 800 Broadway, New York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

The Philadelphia Post publishes .
stasemeat Of Dr.. PauI Sohoeppc, who
lies under sentence OF death al Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, ID which he charges thai
offers have twice been made to him that
If be will sign document resigning all
claim 70 Miss Sieinecks's property
pardon from Coveraor GcaFy will be
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Mr.. Thomas II, O'Neal, of Frederick
Is announced as a candidate for the State
treasurer at the coming session Of the
General Assembly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

FuRs, at greatly reduced rates, in
large quantities at j. YiDgliug & Sons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

CATCHES, Portfolios, Work Boxes,
y &C., &c. For sale BY
]. W. WILMER,
dcc2j Druggist, West End.
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], YingliDg & Son are selling sHAwLs
at greatly reduced rates. Call aud see
them. 1t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

The Ere in the Gold Hill mines, Ne
vada, which broke out Iast April, still
RACES.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

A new two-story Frame Dwelling
House and Lot, situated 90 Main Street,
east Of the railroad. Fer terms and
other information spply as this Office.
oct7.tf
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Business Locals.

Notices under his head TEN CENTS
per line for each Insertion.
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Building Association Notice.

DuhtuhhS hcoVttakhVh NVttNVs
Change Of Place Of Meeting
Enthusiastically meeting Of the Pataps.
Il co Building Association, Of the City
Of Westminster, will be held on n ESDAY
EVENING THE iIH OF JANUARY,
1870, at CENTRAL HALL, and regularly
thereafter on the LIST Tuesday evening oi
every month nj the same place.
A. u. SCHAEFFER,
dec 23r-t Secretary.
NO. 1905 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary A. Grove Ct. ais, W.. George W. La
motto, Administrator Of Geo Trumbo,
deceased.
NOTICE is given this 2sd day 81 De.
IN cember, 1869, TO the creditors of Geo.
Trumbo, deceased, TO Gle their claims
properly proven and authenticated with the
Clerk of the Court, on or before the 18th
day Of February next.
A. NEAL,
dec 23-4t Special Auditor.
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VALUABLE HOME
AT PRIVATE SALE.

INHE undersigned viii sell at private sale
j one oS the most Valuable HcDssssS,
ever offered in this county. The property
Is siiuaie, on the New Windsor Road, bali
a mile from Westminster, and contains SIX
ACRES, under the highest state Of culuy.
ton. II has Two. Story AuR
FRAME HOUSE, IN
with Back Building, nearly new
Stable, Hog House, Chicken House and
Smoke House. Also an ORCHARD ofils
choicest varieties Of Apples, Peaches, Pears,
Plums. ApHcu,s, Cherries, and q lars.
quantity Of smaller Fruit, such as Sias
berries, Capsns and Gooseberries. A
never-iailiBg Well os excellent Water at ID.
kitchen door Eos terms, ks., apply 70
the undersigned, on the premises.
IL not sold q, Private Sale by Saturday,
The 5M day Of February, 1870, twill on thai
day be offered at Public Sale, on the prem
ises. WENDklIN GILBERT.
dec23.ty
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Local Intelligence.


0rphaas Coart Psoces.iisgs. Jacob
Powder, ESQ, Chief Judge; Levi Buff.
6nstan aud Hanson 7. Webb, Esqrs.,
Associate Judges; Joseph NJ. parke,
ESQ, Register OF Wills.
alenday, December 18th, 1869 --Da,
vid H. Re;eiollar, executor OF John
Reindolisr, returned inventory OF goods
aud ehaitels, aud obtained orders To
notify creditors aud to sell real aud
personal property.
Joseph Shaeiier, guardian to Conrad
Hoover, settled 2nd aud final account,
Amanda Lester, executrix of Isaiah
leister, returned inventory of goods
and chattels, list Of debts, aud inventory
Of money, and obtained order to notify
creditors.
The viii of George Patterson, de.
ceased, was exhibited aud adrAittcd to
Probate; letters testamentary were
granted to Florence Patterson, the ex.
ecutrix therein appointed, aud order
granted TO notify creditors.
George aud Henry j. Hilterbrick,
executors of JOHN Hilterbrick, returned
inventory Of goods aud chattels; and
oo'aineu ORDERS 70 sen anoequeathed
goods and chattels, and to notify credi-
tors.
Rebecea and Francis A. Eckenrode,
executors Of Joseph Eckenrode, returned
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A IL Patent Medicines ia general use, for
N ssie BY JokR W, Wiimsr.
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NURSE WANTED.

A white girl " assist in chamber
work and take care of children. Good
recommendations required. Apply
this office.
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GIFTS FoR THE HoLIpAYs.

A beautiful assortment of Real Lace
Collars, also Lace Handkerchiefs, a
splendid lot, as low MS can be bought
anywhere, at Mrs. A. 4. Armstrong;.
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( A nice lot of Toys, Dolls of all kinds,
Walking, Sleeping aud Paper Dolls,
aud Confectionery, also Nuts, Oranges
and Lemons. Call before purchasing
elsewhere, at Ma. Armstrong;. Ii
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TINS Is the third case of the kind winch
has taken place In this county. Mrs.
Eckard, who resided near Jerusalem
Mills, IN this county, Was burnt To death
on Saturday night last. The facts. are.
as FAR as We have been able To learn.
that lamp containing coal oil was
placed on the bed aud was accidentally
upset, causing the oil to run out. It
inn ediately took IRE, and Airs. Il. who
was Standing close " IL attempted TO
extiDguish the flames when her clothing
took hre aud before assistance could be
rendered she was 50 badly burned that
death ensued in n short time. VIII
the people never learn that il is neces
sary 70 be careful in using sucl, com,
bustible huids
christmas draws nigh, aud who, now,
IN anticipation OF that festive season,
will fail TO remember far distant rela.
tives--the uged parents, the loving sis,
ters and brothers, or other beloved
kindred and cherished friends Of DAYS
gone byy Who is there that will not
eodeavor to send to the -old home
some substantial token Of enduring love
aud affection token to make the
heart glad at Christmas !!
Store Rotbed.--The store OF Mr.. w.
=. Weller, who is also agent OF the
Western Maryland Railroad, at Glen
Morris, was broken open on Thursday
night last aud robbed Of goods, money
aud papers 70 the amount Of about 500.
From the description OF the mau We
are under the impression it is the same
one who was found in the Office of
Messrs. Smith & McKeiIip Of this city
on Tuesday night OF that week.
Deaicafion.-Th New Methodist
Episcopal Church. 10 this city. will be
dedicated on Thursday. the 9Th of Jan.
uary, 1870 Bishops Ames aud Sl,np.
son, Drs Eddy aud Sliccr and other
distinguished divincs win be present.
Services 10 the morning, afternoon aud
evening. ~
~.
Appoinfmeats.- County Com.
missioners made the following appoint
ments on Monday last. 9. b Roberts.
Counsel to the Board WIN. s. Brown,
Keeper Of the Court House; DR.. L.
Zepp. Physician to the Aims House !;
Reuben W. Stem and Reuben Bowers.
Constables for this District.
Call accepted. We understand that
Rev. Joha A. Ernest, of Pa, has &C
cepted the call recently extended to
him by the Lutheran Church Of this
city, and will occupy the pulpit by the
6rss Of the ysar.
To Me Young F'diks--A telegram
has been received at this Office ffom our
old .riend Santa Claus, in which he
promises 70 visit all the good children
y this section, on the morning of the
18th instant.
A Grand Hop viii take place at the
sIontsuf House IN this city, 90 Thurs.
day Evening, December 80.
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Call aud see the Toy velocipede at
Mrs. Armstrong;. 1t
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More Large Hogs.-U. aud J. S.
Messler, near Linwood, slaughtered
last week a hog which dressed Sol
pounds. Uniontowu District is still
ahead.
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A Grand Hop will take place at the
Montauf House. IN this city. 90 Thurs
day Kvening, December 80.
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lIaines < Co. having built a new
store house two door east of the Rail.
road, 90 Main Street, Westminster, and
supplied il with fne stock Of Groceries
and Liquors, are prepared to furnish
the choicest articles 10 their line at
reasonable prices. Give them call.
dec 23.lt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

Gray hal. Is honorable, but not desired by
yonpg or middle aged people. Yet Il Is Inherit
ed BY some; produced By overwork, mental or
physical, 10 others; and 10 the result Of anxiety
this waywe say, use Rings Vegetable Ambro-
STA the most reliable Restorative exsant. A
judieious use OF this article gives to gray.
mired BY all.
The German Students Lamp, call aod
see il, at John L. Reifsnider's.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

IL Ae Youag Foiks--A telegram
has been received at this Office FROM our
old friend Santa Claus, in which he
promises 70 visit all the good children
u this section, on the morning Of the
18th instant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-12-23

Gall Acespied---Ws understand thai
Rev. Joha A. Ernest, of Pa, has &C
cepted the call recently extended "a
him by the Lutheran Church Of this
city, and will occupy the pulpit by the
first OF the year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-04
THIRD EDITION
The Presidents Message and the
Opening of Congress De-
clared to be Hopelessly Out
of the Spanish Grasp.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Gunboat Seizure.

The Gunboat Seizure.
Despatch TO The EUenirg Telegraph
NEW YoRR, Dec. A-The argument T.. the case Of
the Spanish gunbOats seized a few days ago by the
United States authorities was set down for TODAY
but on coming into Court Distrct-Attorney Pierre
next, which was agreed to by counsel for the
claimants. The District-Attorney stated that
his reason for desiring delay was that he had i'm
portant public business to attend to. What this
business Is has not been given out
Interviews with the President.
Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WAsHNGToN, Dec "A large number OF persons,
lncudlnR several Senators aud Representatives, had
interviews with the President to-day Among those
who had conversations with General Grant were
MT Horace Greeley, Senators Lewis (Of Nirglnia),
Drake, Cameron several Senators from the southern
states Representatives Logan, Vanhon, and many
others.
Military visitors.
delegaton OF soldiers from New York were re.
ceived by the President
Cuban Adyices.
Special Despatch 10 The EUening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, Dec. A large number OF Cubans
called this morning upon Admiral Porter, and
assured him that they had travelled across half OF
Cuba, and I'm all their tour did not see Spanish
officer or soldier. They stated that the SpanardS
admit that the island Is hopclessly out OF their
grasp
New Torpedo Boats.
- The secretary OF the Navy has issued orders for
the building OF twenty torpedo boats similar to the
one eNperlmented upon few days ago.
The Opening of Congress.
Nearly all the members and Senators have arrived,
and there is no question of a full quorum in both
houses on Monday The Presidents Message will be
sent in early, and very little will be done beyond
reading it.
Naval Orders.
Despatch to tie Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-Commander Louis G. Ssrtori has
been detailed from the command of the Ossipse on
January next and ordered TO the command OF the
SaranacI
Commander Russell is detached from equipment duty
at the Mare Island Navy Yard the st OF January and
ordered to the command of the Osspee.
Surgeon X. O. Deaa from the Michigan and ordered to
report to the Chief of tho Bureau of Medicine and Sur
gerry for special duty.
Surgeon Theodore Wooverton is detached from the
Laboratory at New York and ordered to the Michigan
Surgeon Charles II. White is detached from the Bos-
ton Navy Yard and ordered to the Naval Laboratory
New York.
Captain James II. Spots is ordered to equipment duty
At Mare Island.
Commander Henry A. Adams is ordered to duty at
Philadelphia, connected with the shipment Of coal for the
Lieutenant Commander George H. Perkins is ordered to
ordnance duty at tine Boston Navy Yard.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-04
Hnria.

LOCAL ODDS AND ENDs.-The winter is upon us In
earnest.
Some trouble seems to exist in the female de-
partment OF the Monroe Grammar School. Pupils
are daily attacked with fantng spells
The Grand Jury reported several nuisances I'm
the shape OF groggeries existing in Alaska street.
The annual meeting OF the Philadelphia EX-
change Company takes place on Monday at nooD
-One-half the butter now being sold In our city
1s but mere lard under the former name.
"A stop should be put to the unnecessary wash
ing OF pavements this frosty weather.
The quarterly meeting OF the tobacco trade will
be held on Monday at p. M.
Toy and gimcrack Venders are increasing as
Christmas approaches.
Grand temperance meeting at Concert Hall
tO-night.
Why cannot the car fares be reduced to cents +?
There are strong prospects Of more snow,
--OVercoats are comfortable
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-04

LUHAoY CAsE.IChe case OF George w. Draper
which was 70 have been heard on last Saturday,
up to-day writ OF habeas corpus, but was post
poned for another week, on account OF the absence
OF counsel The writ for the purpose OF testing
the right OF the managers OF Kirkbrldes Insane
Asylum TO detain the complainant, who is said to
have been an inmate OF the institution for twenty
years. The patient is related to awell-known bank
note engraving firm, and his particular phase OF In
sanity is said to be in Imagining himself poet We
have quite number OF such cases running at large,
10 which the attention OF the authorities should be
OF all such would result in great saving Of time to
editors.
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FROM EUROPE.
Tbis Afternoon,s Ouotations.

This Afternoons Quotations.
By the AngIO-AntericGn Gable.
FRANKFORT Dec. 4.--Unied States 5-2Os opened
firm al 90Z6.
HAvRE, Dec 4.-Cotton opened with declining
tendency at 1851. on the spot, and 1884, an0at.
LONDON, Dec Al p. M.-ConsolS closed at 924
for money, and 92h@923S for account American
securities closed firm 520s OF 1862 S5}a; 1S6os old,
"a; 1S67s, S55; 10-4Os 81 Stocks quiet; Erie, 20;
Illinois Central 994; Atlantic and Great Western,
26h.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Al P. N. Cotton closed dull
middling uplands, 12d. middling Orleans, 121Sd.
The sales have been 10000 bales, of which 5000 were
taken for export and speculation Breadstuas
quiet.
ANTWERP, Dec. 4-Petro!eum firm.
PARIS, Dec 4.-The Bourse closed arm Rentes,
72f 40c.
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q, j. TYNBALE,
No. 145 SOUTH SECOND STREET,

would cal the attention Of the public large and
varied ent of beautiful Stoves all gotten
superior manner including the celebrated Light House.
an illuminating Base Burner. The Cooley Stove, popu-
lar sheet-ron which has been with entire
satisfaction for several years and cannot be had IN
Wood Stove invaluable to inyalds Purchasers will
lind TO their advantage TO call before purchasing else
Represented. 1t4p