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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-27
sTEAM TO GLASGOW AND
LuNnpkDEHET. LLi.i

PIE A; CH Or Ii x T..
ri"ori:" Clydc.!,ullt passenger steamers are tn-
,..r,,.F 10 sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
<,..a. Nr.:A river Al !" o'clock VI.
,.trS Ur rt>SAGE PAYABLE N CURRENCY :
cabins ~ iyerpool, Glasgow. or Derry. 800 ana
A., ,,~r>ior f:rfc.s good fur twelve months, $3.50.
,-ca.a-v iu GLASGOW or Derry, $50; intermediate,
g
i'rr..f certificates from these ports, s37.
h'a,,.t.-"rs huokc' L. and from lIam1urS, Havre,
i..t:,l~!..r,l. Nutsegp. &C., at very low rates.
,}.:...s issued payable II any bank in Great Bril-
tam.
- -rrthcr in:orma,!on apply at the company's
r,..,S So. Bowling Green. New York, to HEN
lll.>n> BROTHERS, Orto
WILLIAM {. DUNHAM & co, Agents.
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.T,OK NEW YORK - The: side 1.fRe;
Cautafn ROBERTS will leave her wharf at Rock.
etts ON FRIDAY the ssth January, At u O'CLOCK %.
Freight received until II o'clock y: d. Friday.
"npt1 y u WILLIAM o. DUNHAM d CO..
IN % at corner Eleventh and Main Streets
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 6c.
THE BEST STOVE OUT

DRUGS, MEDICINES, &e.
DURE MEDICINAL CoD-LIvEIR
4 IOL-WARRANTED GENuINE.PRE. G
PARED FROM FRESH AND HEALTHY
LIVERs.-This OH we hnve hadimported from .
the most reliable source, and since It's reesptton
have subjected It to rigid examinason, is m e OF
ieve eounI to any oil ever offered In this country.
PHYSICIANS are Invited to examine IL.
ia 10 PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Drugglsts.
A ROMATIC YINEGARs, LAVENDER
n WATER, BLORIDA WATER. MAGNV-
TIA WATER. - - WOOD & SONS, 3
Ia 81 !" Ninth and Main streets
TOPs AND BONEsET COUGH CAM
H by, Flaxseed and Iceland Moss CANDY,
'"'UDe '''0' WOOD & SONS,
IA Of Ninth and Main streets.
uERRING's BLUE MASS, GEMuINE
I'll POWDERED. TURKEY RHUBARB, her
ring,s Extract Colocynth, Herripg's ELtsass
Hyosiamus. ia 2ll WOOD @ s0Ns.-.,-
.T1ssENCE OF GINGER AND CARA
J" !" - -. WOOD & SONS,
I :, o7 Ninth and Main streetss-
D.
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r0R LIVERPOOL ANn ~ <>sEss

ynR LIVERPOOL ANn .,,.>,,.>r 1<sTS
,,.,,,>fI~F Fnr NAIL STEAMERS, SAILING
@.s,,S SI,W York. EVERY SATURDAY.,
ND ALTEESATE TUESDAYS,
,-..sHyrA>SAGEEY THE SATURDAY STEAMER:
"'] '', pirst CABIN, Pgg0b!e in dold.
.y;ry0ol oE Q"ccnstoNn; "
Sc.rUgs. PGy0btc ia G,.'TencV.
irc-UoA ~ - iCr1Stowh. ......F DO w
- -t,,ri ar Queenstown lyol;ii. i..........S so 90
- ~ Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
:. L,ln's Y. T.. hy GTauch steamer tGo!dl.. 20 90
Ss.srG.e, Pd2Gbit "a C:Irreiacy.
,,,7ioo or Queenstown. n.................a.S 80 M
Y.
:, J.na's y. h., hy branch Str"ncr..:.. 30 %
7. kr:S sold IL aud. from England, Ireland, ano
g., continent, 10 moderate rates
Ser fur:h,r Information apply At the Company'e
S,,s. JOHN G.. DALE, Agent,
l5 Broadway, New York; Or TO
MuLIAM G. Nl.NiIAM & CO, agents.
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sHIpPFMG.

EtOR PHIIADEEPHIA.-The EGk
II steamer q. GREEN Captain -
receive freight Tor the above port tin friday
the 2ssh instant at IL O'Clock. Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates: passsge g 2 Phiiscel-
= - W. p. PORTER, Agent,
IN s9af s1F-rs~s 6S1ca No. POS Dock street.
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NAItpNAls III y r..
Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL, rGSTA
iliYg I QUEfNSTOWN, lcaV Ing aesssassssissR aesssassiR
, .- = North river every Saturday
E@,TtF oITSS. LNETIA,
NiIIEK. FRIE, PENNSYLVANIA,
tyGiANN' IutGfNIA. LOUISIANA.
..:.!ur passage. slrHl and SIS, currency.
-i.rIa.c passage, 500, currercy
~ig,r.sc tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
$. III currency.
-Ircr4gr paSsage from Antwerp. hamburg hot-
.,.t.t,,}, ard !la.rc, 50, in currency.
:'.s ;lrthcr particulars. "pply ~ the offices OF
o.. company 60 Broadway. :. W. j. HURST,
WiiiLIAM c. DUNHAM & Co, Agents.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Before Commissioner OSb0rn.-Supposed at
tempt To defrdud Insurance COmpdny.-Ihe United
Stdtes agt A. hdnp and A. Ldnge.-The examination In
this somewhat singular case was resumed yesterday.
The defendants charged with placing board the
steamship George Washington, bound from this port 10
New-Orlcans, quantity of burning fluid without mark
ing outside Of the. box which contained il the
character of the contents. The object Of the defend
ants Is supposed TO have obtain the insurance
money ON the When the ship had been few DAYS
at sea material took fire. and would have burned the
ship had not the flames been speedily detected and sup
pressed
Ii. b. Cromwell q Co. Of No. ri Westst, the OF
the steamship George Washington; he did not know
either Of the decndants he went TO No. 20 Willams
and there learned that kamp had place Of business In
William Person, a receiving clerk OF the firm OF Crom-
well Il Co.. gave important evidence, after which
John H. Clark sworn: He was member Of The firm
of Cromwell & Co.; ne had n memorandum OF the fact
that the 18th OF April Langc came 10 the Ofce and re-
Guesed that the box shipped board the George Wash
lugtOn, and marked j. KOhrg Ube name OF the
sgnccj should be returned, Mr. ROrig not then
at NewOrleas nothing was shid ON tbc occasion about
the insurance the contents OF the box at that Time
witness had not heard OF the hro on the snip. .
Edwin eager captain OF the ship, was the next wit
The dimensions OF the box were about Two 1eet
square left here ON Sunday Abl 81 discovered the box
on board at about r M ON wednesday OUT at SEA
was marked al RohIlg, New-Orlcans;" in addition 1t
had the words handle with care, keep dry; smoke was
issuing from 1t when he found IT, The witness de
srfiDed the circumstances attending the dscOY-
cry and suppression Of the FIRE; the box was
brought on deck all smoking; IL contained glass jars,
bottles some cans two packages Of lime, and two cigar
boxes each OF which had nest OF white mice IN II dead
the witness did not dare to handle IT, each OF the cigar
boxes had hole large enough for tO through;
there tin slide each; there was IN the box some
thing wrapped up In also arriving al Eew-Or.
kept IL til FfidS and then returned IL; took 10 ON
board there liquids In the bottles and In the tin
cans also; the goods were packed IN straw. a.,
Atlantic Insurance Co., and had insured the box on
April for A. Kamp witness liked the premium ut u
cent the box wac Insured for 1880 ~ this point
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
s1rpREME COURT-GEsERAL TERN.

Before Judges Ingrdhdm, Bdrndrd du LW
Ioso.W H. s. Harrison agt. The NepJersey Stedncodt
Co~T1is was an appeal from judgment. Inc action
was for the recovery Of the value OF trunk ana ils
conieDts which had been transported with number OF
other articles as freight by the defendants To new iok
III had been proved the trial before referee It ,
trunk and the articles reached the CITY, auu nat
Tho trnk was deposited the wharf where IL was seen
by the plaintiff that the agents OF the ueIshuane @
pyomised the plaintiff collect all the goods ana nave
fhem ready 10 be taken away and that aferwrd az te
other articles except this trunk were taken Ioge,er
belonging to the company also, that Dotn per
sons spposing the trunk with the other goou,
allowed he latter 10 remain in the stOrehOuse TOT some
weeks and then discovering that the trunk was goe,
search was made by the defendants who sent nqulres
other cities hut without effect that the trunk was lnay
found I'm another warehouse OF the dciehdls III tnls
city hut i'm damaged condition, when the plalntn re-
fused To receive Il and brought this action Ihe reerce
f0und for the defendants, and the paintih Appealed 10
this Court On the argument was claimed Dy the So
nany that as the trunk had been deposited on the Wa
where il was seen by the plaintiff the whole duty OF the
Company a. common carriers was done That the pam.
tin was negligent in not taking 1t away and coud hoI
recover To this the appellant objected tat the goods
were ali shipped together freight and that there was
no price to paid freight for the whole, that the
plant could not how much OF the freight was Tor
this particular trunk and yet could not take away
without paying the freight, and was not bound 10 pay
the whole freight till all the goods were collected ana
delivered. The Court held, however, under an the CIR
cumstances that the Companys respOnslbllty az car
rers had ceased. 1t also claimed by the plaintn
that the Company having kept the trunk locked up
during the whole time that 1t was missing was response
ble as an ordinary baiee, and having failed TO denver
on demand was liable for its value, but the Court hed
that there sufficient negligence shown TO charge
the Company upon this ground and affirmed the Judg
u,rni mcs>r- Pratt anu rooney t,suu urreantj mr.
W. l.. Prentice for respondent.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY COURTS.

The April term of the County Court and
Court of Sessions, commenced at the Court House,
White Plains, yesterday morning, the Hon. Robert
Cochran, presiding. The following persons were i'm
panneed az Grand Jurors for the Term viz: Franklin
W. Giley Qoreman) David H. Benedict Joseph L. Cook,
James p Fitch, Edmund HallOck, Jonathan Purdy, j..
Benedict see stephen Taylor VIM NJ Todd Morris Will
kns, Walter T. Sands John A. Henry, Darius Lyon St.
John Brown, WIN. Mead, Dennis Valentine, George
Sherwood Daniel n Sherwood, Hackaah Green. Judge
Cochran in the of his charge 10 the Grand Jury,
after congratulatng that body upon their probably light
labOrs remarked that although the law which established
the Excise Commissions had been abolished persons who
should sell liquor without license, sell liquor on the
Sabbath day either with without license were guilty
Of msdemeanOr and IL would be the duty of the Grand
Jury tO indct the offenders in all cases which might be
brought to their knowledge.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
GENERAL sEssIONs-sEN1EycEs.

Seigmond Friedman, a young man, arraigned
on charge forgery pleaded guilty and sentenced
by Judge Bedford to two years hard labor at Sing sing
Friedman April -, presented To Ferdinand Mauer
forged check for $40 the National Park Bank and pur-
porting to drawn by Messrs. Hallgarter d Co. No
money having been lost and this being the prisoners
first offense, heTeceyed only slight sentence Chris
tan ReyIners the of grocery store at No. $50
BroOme-st appeared the complainant against James
strickley who charged with burglary, in having
broken into Reymers premises April by forcing the
rear entrance having stolen groceries to the value OF
s2l So The prisoner pleaded guilty, and sentenced
TO the State Prison for four The case OF John
OToole whose trial on charge Of obtaining money
by false pretenses begun on Friday last, was
then continued. The prisoner who for some four years
has practiced unfortunate and ignorant seanen and
grants, and against whom several indictments have
found by the Grand Jury, in this was claimed
10 have represented himself an attOrneyat-aw 10
sailor by the name of William Holmes, to whom wages
were TO the amount OF sl12 from the English ship
Western Chief IL substantially shown that the prs
oner received the money and that although he claims to
have given IL to by the name of MOnahan, an al
never received cent Notwithstanding an able defense
by Mr. Howe, and charge by Judge Bedford in favor Of
the prisoner the jury, after an hours deliberation
brought verdict of guilty" Mr.. Howe moved for
new trial on the ground OF some legal teehneaty
which had been observed in the mode OF trial. which
motion granted. The Assistant DstrietAttorney
being quite unwe the Court adjourned until to-day at
a. Iu,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE DROWNING OF TIE NEWARK CONSTABLE.

Coroner Burns of Jersey City commenced
the inquest into the drowning OF Patrick Lane the East
Newark constable, he having fallen into the Hacken-
sack River from the New Jersey Railroad bridge after
having left tile by the order OF the conductor The
jury accompanied by Superintendent Jackson OF the
Railroad Company, George W. Barker Master OF Trans
portaon, Coroner Burns and representatives OF the
press, visited the bridge IN special train to make an
examination or the scene OF the accident. They were
also accompanied by Mr.. Boylan, who was one Of the
passengers on the train at the time OF the
and who was witness To the dispute the car before
Lane was drowned. $1,000
Upon their arrival at the bridge a thorough examina
u0n was made IL was found that there was space OF
over six feet between the two railway tracks which was
filled In 80 as To form hard gravel walk At night the
walk Is lighted from the signal In the middle OF the
bridge IL was shown from the position of the train pass
yg toward Newark and by the fact that Lane fell from
the north side Of the bridge, that must have
this gravel walk and the track running parallel with That
upon which stood the train he had left the guard rail
two feet In hight before he could fall into the river The
bridge IL not trcstlc work, but In filed In ana NAMED
over aud be safely travelled upon even when trains
are passing In opposite directions. The taking of test
mOny Will be commenced to-day.
Conductor Parker, who was suspended after the acci-
dent and who Immediately obtained employment upon
Western road, returned to Jersey City soon as he
heard OF the recovery VI the body and Viii be present at
the Inquest
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT-PART I.

Before judge Friedmdn.-hng agt. UBrlen,
Sherg-This was action brought by the plaintiff to
s. 900 damages for an alleged illegal dstraln ana
kept grocery store at No. 39 CaDals and the goods
AT the time of levy, estimated TO be WORTH
5000 which together with the damage she has since
received makes "a total of 5000. The property was
preme Court dated Nov B. 1863 at the suit OF Archibald
Henderson agt. Charles A. King. Judgment was OBJ
tanned under that action on the th OF December 1869 0r
s75S &C. and execution was the day. duly issued
For the plaintiff it claimed that the property levied
upon the property of Mrs King, but the store WIS
carried on under her husbands name, wh0 however,
had interest in the store whatever The pantn also
read deposition taken under commission in Philadel-
pha from Charles Palmer, who married sister OF the
planti For the defense, 1t claimed that the hus-
band owned the property. but kept in his wfes name
The jury returned verdict for the plaintiff damages
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day, before Justice Cox, Lawrence Wild charged
with having shot John Fox of No so West Twenty
ninthst., on Sunday night. The ball from the pistol
struck Fox in the groin, infcting a but not
dangerous wound at present" Wild will be held TO
await the result.
At the Yorkvile Police Court, before Justice
Coulter, John Young was charged with swindng James
Ager OF No. Gi2 Eghthave and Thomas Hay OF No 7l2
Eighthave, out OF 81 each, yesterday The manner in
which the money obtained shows that the prisoner
had reduced his swindling to system He went into the
store OF the rstnamed, and, producing $40 note asked
TO have two hves for IT, He got the change requested
but slipping of the s. notes to associate get
ting u note from him. he represented that he had only
got So Mr.. Alger, thinking he might have made a mis-
take, gave him s. He watched Young, and olsery
ing him into all the stores along the street his assoc
ate accompanying him, he informed officer Keating OF
the Twenty second Precinct Of the
at once arrested him.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
sIrpREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Decisions-By Judge Brady.-ln re Pearsoll.N
Motion 10 yacate assessment granted. Watts ag North
Carolina Ore Dressing Co-Motion granted and refer
ence Underwood agt. Penniman..Motlon granted On
paymen of the costs taxed and $5 extra allowance
Walk and ors agt Roeher.-MotiOn granted per cent
allowed, &c. Satteree agt Lyon.-Motion granted ny
consent Ostrander agt. Ostrander.-Report confirmed
and Judgment of divorce granted
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT-sprcIAL TERN.

DecisionS-By Judge eMonell.-Fleischlauma agt.
Murphy: granted and Receiver appointed Bndd
agt Cook.-MOtion granted Butting agt. Wehle.-Bail
reduced to 5000 Merrck agt. Whaley-Complaint dis
missed with costs and $40 costs OF this action Heyat a
Wetter-MOtOn granted and cause referred Fargo agt
Ester.-MotOn granted and cause referred.
BY Judge JOnes.-Speyer asr Stern-Case settled and
filed. Fee agt HolbrOOk.-Order signed and fled
BY Judge spencer-Flynu agt. Wyatt.-Judsnent for
plaiDtH for 81 900 with costs
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

the case was adjourned to Thursday, and IN the me"n
time escmist will examine the contents OF the poA Iobn
RsC,T CON, ,ptissiOner Shfeids-The Defendant, ooh"
smth is charged with keeping lottery dealing sstu ~
slmcnt at No IGI Canalst, without having hed sn @
necessary bond paid the special tax lie "aNcu "a
animation and was held under $500 bail ,,,,
Before Commissioner Betts.-Tbe matter OF io, DD lbs
disery corner OF Teuthaye. and Thirty WIZ
up Yesterday. Michael O'Sulivan was ehaiiheu' M"
the ease was adjourned to Friday.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth-Avenue Hotel-Gen. G. a. Forsyth OF
Lieut. zen Sherilans staff Geo. Peabody Russell OF
salem Mass Judge LOrng OF Boston, d. Thomas Vail or
Troy n H. McCleand Of Kentucky, and BonaI1 el
Ryr Colah of India -=== BreVOOrt House-Judge
Bigeow of Boston, A. de Errazn of France and H. Pun-
nelly of Albany. -== st. Ncholas Hoel-Gen j. NJ
Brannan u. g. Army; Capt. Brooks OF the steamship
City OF brooklyn, II. A. nlden of New,Lebanon ana
Ihos Dickson Of Scranton, Penn. == Clarendon HOtei
The Rev C. G.. Williamson of England, and Richard
Ludlow Of Philadelphia. -. metropolitan HotelI
s. Cunningham, u :. Navy. == New YORK Hotel
Josiah Caldwell OF Boston, and Geo Peabody OF Pna-
dclphia.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
COMMON PLEAS-SPECIALT Term.

Decisions-By Judge Van Brrnt.-Myers agt.
Decentralization granted (see opinionl Grove agt.
Horgan-MOtion granted upon payment OF costs OF term
of motion. Bishop agt Jones.MOtioD denied.
ODonnen agt Harman.-Judgment for defendant; (see
opinon) McGlOvcr agt. Goodwtn.-Decree signed.
Austin agt Rchardson.Motion denied with $40 costs To
abide event.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

PASSENGERS ARRIVED
FROM SAN DOMINGO-In steamship Tybee April 2Co Pabens,
Samce and boz Henry Greenfield j. Douglas Brown Nottingham
Pablo Rover ahan C. Coen Cease Agon Imleo hsene
Col El!s
LATEST SHIP NEHS
Steamship Delaney San Domingo April H. VIA sanans TO- ana
Porto 10. Inise and pass. -
Seamstp Manhattan Wooihnl Charleston, mdse and pass
Fairbanks Howe, Wilmington, ~ T., naVaisores'
Rarkh Annoy Seville March Ia, mdse
Rrig Antelope Runbal days, and Old IRON
Ponce T. X. ID days sugar and molasse@
scbr Isaac Oliver Paflel Pernambuoo 6 days, sugsr
sebr Conhiena Zeiss Rio Grande DO Sui ls days hidea
sCHOOS C0AsTwfR.
John Boynon. Calais. j B. Aouton 'uteh'
John d. Gnding, Gloucester. Transit uioacstI
n. IL. skinner, Boston. Van hrk oat ann.
Fannie Hammer Salem Juha T. 'rASloi"b oAi'"1
Sarah Maria, Pail River -.
or.RkSTfNH-otrWAp
Bark Sn Orion for Penarth Roads or onaei
brig Erhchetts for Marseiles
SAILED. -
Shin Plymouth Rock Lonion bark Poen for Nantes Dn
Staples for Sanander Leonard Myers for Opooj Cat4"oa o Oh
Jago; Florence, for Galveston.
WlND-Sundown, Light, n E clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CuARLEsroy April 2Arnyed sehr r. heehng rom bAuno'
FOREIGN PORTS.
Saw DOMINGO April I7-n port 0. s. oop-ofwsr swatsrs
sAxASA April In port s. sooPOwar Nauasset and mo'itor
Dictafo
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
announcements. |

SECRETS WILL OUT.--It has at last leaked
out that the mystery the POpes nh whereby all things
to him are his having ordered Of KSoT' inAhse
sprug Hats from 2l2 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

THE WEATHER ,r,
NEwYopH Hour Thef Bar. Wind hour ipsh ,ohe nI W
Apnl ~ $40 30n WNW % 49, S'W
D.ION NJ. y
$50 Nl5 NV. II W WI !" w:
REMARKs-Yesterday,M Monday, the 25tn, "aS orisns L
and sunshiny only from y. to sunset Inc sny
was slightly cloudy from midnight TO $50 a. M & re,y
cloudy or overcast from o. m to p M evening cear'
m began to rain at 1855 m Rain fell at times to 15op
IN Rain depth not measurable. The maximum OF the
Thermometer was 4:3O p m viz, 300. Polar nghs,
weak from yp III. to midnight
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

WOODSIDE, N IA prominent builder OF this
,Iae IL alleged left Peru, taking with him some Soo
"rb ofmaehne lie is said 10 have left liabilities Amounting
$4,000 -
TRENTON.-The Lutheran Convention OF New
Jersey VIII meet here to-day, tomorrow and THURSDAY
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

=
Before Judge BIatchtOrd and q Jury.-The
silk ribbon continued yesterday. Lewis W.
ViOer recalled witness on behalf Of the United
States Several documents put in evidence. Mr..
G.. b. Smith opened the for the claimants, after
which the examination Of Bernard ]. Woeckin
menced
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

II. N. SQUIRE's, 81 Fulton,st., New York, !, ],
rIny and suyRKwARE. Diamonds specially.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

Dr.nETEs-D Diabetes.-COnstitutiOn Water is
certain cure for it. Morgan Allen Agents. Depot rs Chf-
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

SUPREME COURT-sPECIM TERM. ..
Decisions-By Judge Barnard.-NOy agt. Pol
lon.-Motion denied.
BY Judge Cardozo.-Tayor agt. b. Wood-Judgment
for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

A RAYMOND g. Co,
CORNER FULTON AND HAssAu-sTs,
CLOTHIERS.
SPRING OVERCOATS
SPRING SUITS,
MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RETAIL TRADE
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

REVOLUTION
MEAT BR0ILING!
THE FINEST CULINARY INVENTION or THE AGE.
NOW OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TINE TO THE
EASTERN PUBLIC,
AMERICAN BR0ILER,
Patented July 81, 1863 and October 49, 1907
Embodyns plain cheap u.enal-, smph pot .iua,
and ueghing kss naa Iree posnIs-
ALL THg PRINCIPLES INVOLVED IN THE PERFECT
BRorIIsG OF MEATS,
WITH THE GREATEST CoSvEyIEsCEs AND ADVANTAGES op
PRACTICAL USE, AND DOING ITS WORK WITH RAPIDrY
MORE THAN DOUBLE THAT oP ANY OTHER BRonERi
10 one Of those rare inventions which By economy simplicity ,ra
complete adaptation It's purposes attans at one leap
THE ULTIMATE OF INVENTIVE GENIUS IN rs LNRi
affords to the poor and hch alike the FIRST and ONLY rs
offered from the
TEDIOUS, TROUBLESOME,
JUICE.EVAPORATING
AED DYsPEPsIAPRoDCcISG
BRoLERs OF THE PAST,
AND FROM
ALL DEGREESi
It hadows the end Of the dpensaaOn fFRED MEATS SOAKED
IN BURNT GREASE and the coming that DEADLY FOB TO
HUMAN HEALTH-THE FRYING PAM
II renders broiHng heretofore 8 veIatous, the
QUICKEST AND EASIEST OF ALL MODES OF COOKING.
aud meats broiedb byh
MORE PALATABLE AND NUTRITIOUS
THAN BY ANY OTHER MODE OF COOKING THEM.
because prevents evaporation and OAer'e
requires
NO PREPARATION OF FIRE,
no COKE OR CHARCOAL;
NO POUNDING OF STEAK
RENDERS TOUGH MEAT TENDER BIZ ITS ACrIosi
DOES AWAY WITH ALL SMOKE AND SMELL oP GREASE,
BRoHs EQUALLY WELL OVER COAL OR wooD
ANSWERS FOR ALL SIZED STOVE OR RANGE OPENINGS
AND Is EQUALLY GOOD FoR
BEEFsTEAK, CHICKEN, HAM, CHOPS, FISH,
AND OYSTERS.
1t brOis steak over average FIRE, in
SEVEN TO EIGHT MINUTESi
And, over very hot Ere,
WITHIN FIVE MINUTESi
OTHER MEATS IN PROPORTIONS and
RETAINS ALL THE JUICES AND FLAVOR
WHICH 10 OTHER BRoILER DOES
propetorshp this invaluable invention having been o0n0S
date-the delay prevented its general na
On-arrangmen male by which It nov open to uns
cted SALE rights patent throughout the United sA
and Territories the authO ,d label attaches
with the Trade MARX American Broer' stamped heseon
has been introduced considerable portion Of the West dans