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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-09

Several Intellectual attempt were
made to amend the bill, and it finally
passed as it came from the committee.
The same committee reported bill
to prohibit the retention of soldiers
discharge papers by claim agents and
attorneys. Passed.
Also, the Senate bill to amend the
National Cemetery act of February 27,
1857, with amendments providing that
soldiers and sailors shall be allowed to
be buried therein. Passed.
Also. the Senate bill to enable the
President to appoint q Paymaster
General Of the army with the rank and
pay of Colonel. Passed, with an amend
ment.
The House then, at 9:45 P. NJ, ad.
iourned.
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NEW YORK CITY.
General News Items.

New YORK, May S.-Ihe forty
seventh annual meeting of the Amer
can Tract Society took place to-day.
The report was favorable.
Twenty new smallpox cases have
been discovered. The vaccinating corps
is again on duty.
The Democratic National Executive
Committee, at its meeting in this city
to-day, decided to hold q National Dem
ocratic Convention at Baltimore, July
9th. No opinions as TO the probable
action of the Convention could be OBJ
tanned from the committe. They stated
they had but one duty to perform; that
was to call a Convention. They knew
nothing of its probable action.
This afternoon John Smith shot Eliza
Smith, alias Lizzie Brown, mistress al
2S2 Greene street. The bullst pierced
her brain, taking a downward direction
1t will probably prove fatal. Smith
was arrested. 80. =.
The painters strike ended day, all
the employers having acceded to the
demands of the employees.
The cartmen employed in cleaning
the streets will hold mass meeting to-
morrow, in the City Hall Park, to take
means to recover the arrears Of twelve
weeks pay from the contractors.
Buchanan Reid, the poet, now i'll at
the Astor House, is not expected to live
till morning.
The May anniversaries are again
in session.
The American Tract Society, New
York Universalist Association, Univer-
sal Peace Union, and Methodist Episco'
pal General Conference, held meetings
to-day.
The American Woman Suffrage AS
socia,ion, which is opposed to Wood.
hull and Tilton, meets at Apollo Hall
tomorrow morning. Lucy Stone, Mrs'
Livermore, Mrs. Wilbour, and others
are among the speakers.
James Curtis, car conductor, was
arrested to-day charged with fracturing
the skull of VIM. Craft, yesterday and
inflicting injuries from which he is now
DIVING. Curtis was remanded.
John B. G. Hazards, OF the Tribune
editorial staff, was married at St. Anns
Roman Catholic Church to Isabel Hsr.
mores. Horace Greeley, Charles A.
Dana, Theodore Tilton. John Hoy,
Whitelaw Reid and other journalists
were present.
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We are asked every few minutes in
the day by anxious Grant Republicans,
what the Democrats viii do7 Well, we
think they will meet in National Con-
vention, to be called probably next week,
Just where and just when, (though
probably in july We pretend not to
know. What they will do in the Con-
vention will depend upon the Delegates,
most Of whom, as from this State, are
vet to be elected. We have not that
gift Of spiritualism which enables us to
say what men will do at q Convention
yet to be called. and BY delegates yet
TO be elected. Butthis much 10 certain,
the National Democratic Convention
will do that which will confer the
greatest good to the whole country,
without regard to men. sections or
Diversity OF opinion.-NeaO York En-
DrEgs.
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WASHINGTON.


| WASHINGTON, May S.--Speaking OF
his rumored resignation, Secretary
Boutwell, stated to-day that he had
telegraphed this morning that he had
not resigned and did not intend to re
sign, and that he was not a candidate
for the Presidential nomination, but on
the contrary would 60 TO Pbiladelphia
and support President Grant.
1t has frequently been asserted that
General Butler will, from his seat in the
House of Representatives, make an at
tack on the course Of Secretary Fish iu
managing the American interests in
connection with the Alabama claims
before the Geneva Conference. 1t ID
learned this morning that General
Butler has so determined, but will
defer his speech until some authorita.
tive promulgation is made by the State
Department on which he can base an
attack.
A Board, consisting of Majors j. G.
Benton, T J. Treadwell and First Lieu
tenant VIM. Price has been ordered to
meet at the Springfield Armory, Mass. ,
on May 18th, for the purpose of con-
Quoting a series of experiments with q
view OF determining the proper cslibre
for small arms.
In relation to refunding the tax on
salaries, the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue has decided, in the case of
Judges of United States Courts whose
commissions were dated subsequent to
the passage of the refundiug act, that
the tax be refunded only from the date
when the act was approved. Those
whose commissions were dated after the
passage of the act will have the tax re-
funded from the date Of their commits
sions.
The President to-day nominated
Captain Daniel Ammon to be Commo-
dore in the navy, and Franklin Haven,
Jr, to be Assistant Treasurer at Bos-
ton.
The finding OF the Naval General
Court Martial in the case OF Capt.
Bomas H. Steves, by which he was
sentenced to be suspended from rank
and duty for the period of three years,
has been confirmed by the Secretary Of
the Navy, the suspension to commence
from the lst of September, 1871, the
date of his actual suspension.
The selection Of Baltimore as the
place for holding the National Demo
cratic Convention meets with general
approval here. 1t has been decided to
build a new hall for the purpose Of ac-
commodating the Convention. Com.
Portable arrangements for newspaper
men are already being discussed.
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FRANCE.
The Spanish Insurrection.

PARIS, May Slate advices from
The scene Of the Spanish insurrection
Lave been received here. The Carlists
alphabetically deny that they have been
ds'eated by the Government forces, and
assert that the entire province of Bis
:aay s held by them. They claim that
tAe inhabitants Of that province are in
1.I sympathy with their movements.
Trial Of Marshal Baxaine.
The court-martial for the trial Of
Marshal Bazaine, charged with treason
'oIe conduct in the surrender Of Metz
10 the Germans, will assemble on the
-I:t inst, and the trial will be COM
uenced on that day. Marshall Ba.
Ssne was arrested to-day. Admiral
I'.honart has been selected to preside
Nthe court-martial.
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PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., May s.-Hon
Thomas A. Doyle was reelected Mayor
o-day by a majority of 1902. The
Efforts to elect an snti.Doyle Council
met with defeat.
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POiaOned.

MEMPHIS, May S.-An entire family
of negroes were poisoned here to-day by
drinking water from an old well Two
of them died.
Arrested.
Ferguson, who shot Stribler last
night, was arrested to-day. The latter
is in Q critical condition.
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PRUSSIA.
The Daughter Of the Princess Impe.

The Daughter Of the Princess Impe.
rial.
BERLIN, May S.-The Prince and.
Princess Royal Of Italy have arrived in
this CITY for the purpose of assisting at
the christening OF the infant daughter
Of her Royal Highness the Princess
Imperial of Germany.
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BurGIary.

p,.,' ,.,aaasiEsroS, y IND, May S.-The
ao,aes a%nes here was burglsrired this
IT,, OF money and stamps to tn E
"oi few hundred dollars. .
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BALTIMORE OHIO &, r. co,

r. RxaHI PASSENGER TRAINS
~ S'gwtll run by the following
schedule on and after November 0t, ISL
Wheeling time:
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAsr-LkAyS wEr-LKAVr.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at $3.50 A. N. daily ata..ll:2O A. Y.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland 2.5S p. u. M.Zanesvtlle.....S2n p. q
Baltimore....-9:5O Sewark.......-t:S0 ''
Wash n Cityll:l0 lSandusky ....-3SO
Philadelphia2J0 A. n. Columbus.
New York....b;l5 Ctncinnau--lof0 ''
iCnicsgo......- 7:2o A. n
FAST LINE.
rAsr--LkAvH wnr-LkAvEs
wheeling wheeling
daily at......I:50 p. H.. daily at. TOO 4. u.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Parkerssurg i:2o A. N. Zanesville..-li:20A. A. u.
Cumberland.2OO Newark.......l2:&6 p. u.
Baltimore .....S:S0 IColumbus....ED
Wash. City. 1000 'Sandusky.-..61O
Philadelphia l:O p. II. Chicago --.o:O I"
New York.....I:i0 Sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
kAsr-LEAvEs wnr-LRAvKs
sW heeling Wheeling
daily at ..l0:i5 Pm daily at......l:2D An.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Cumberland.S:UJ A. N. 4. Lanesville.. o:l5 A. u.
Parkersburg.I21 Newark. ISO
Baltimore .yb.Ct5 p. N Columbus. ... s:lO A. n.
Philadelp'R-ii;O Cincinnati.
SATURDAYS excepted. Chicago.
Sundays excepted.
ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wrr-LKAvH
sWheeiing wheeling
daily At. 1870 A. N. daily at.---t:lO Y.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Parkersburgl00O p. n. Zanesyille... elV "
Cumberlandl0l5 Sewark.....l 1880
Sundays excepted. columbus. ..l2OJ
Cincinnati.
sSundays excepted.
Central Ohio Arrivals. Balt. Main stem
6:t5 A. NJ. ISt.LouisEx l&2o r. n.
$40 =. M Fast Line. 500 A. ".
ll2O A. NJ. Accomio 60 =. NJ.
lO:iO p. M. Mall.......... 2l5 A. N.
W., T.. a B. DIV.
Leave Wheeling. 7.l0 a. IN. SD p. IN
East bound trainsmake CONNECTIONS
at baltimore with trains for PhiladeI-
phia, New York and Boston. At Relay
House, via Washington City. for all points
South.
West bound trains make direct connsp-
ton at Columbus for all points West sud
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro.
cured at the office.
JOHN l.. WILSOS,
saster OF Transportation, baltimore
X. r. DEvRiES,
no2e General Agent. Wheellng
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh 3. 3.
EUE9 q ON AND AFTER No
& vEMBER Is, ISL, Tfains

Tickets 10 all principal points in the kAst
and west can be procured at the Unfot
Ticket Once, In McLure House, and st the
Station at bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
noI Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agsn
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INSU RANCE.
1 r NJ a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
OF WHEELING.

This company has been In successful oper-
alton six years; continues tO insure against
loss or damage by fire on Buildings Of
all kinds, Manufacturing Establishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
ty generally, Hulls and Cargocs on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms a.
other sound institutions.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, President
]. II. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCARSANDkOCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. B, simpson, VIM. Z. Handlan,
Jno. X. Botsford, J. X. McCortney,
John l.. HobLa- &. r. Brown,
DIR. II. J. Wissel.
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~ sSwill run by the following
schedule on and after November 2t, ISL
Wheeling time;
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
Important if True.
EUMoRED SALE OF THE OLD TRACK OF THE
P. ". 3 -. X. Il. co.

P. ", 4 n, R-U.rO.
f. mould so..., b., "a. p1,,.,,.,,.
p, %"'.'u W., tu't- .ue In''"ue' phla
80 '' , ,,n.i. ooi'l"nS 1le Nioe
,''lu d. IN ~ s1iii chueAN
;,,, MI T 'I rio, "Iu Increase ls l"
i,' i'V,,ur -t".o'a,s .ays mat
ny, ie 1G ~ isni w .I5hyu vs. 9l'enii"n TO
t ,n ~ p XIX, o. W Ii,l'Se l' lining
sl,...V'e i i''sliioHu Ouil"ny' from
I'"! CITY ~ i''u'ef NIeeh' ana lur-
49, ~. ~ ,.......,.. ,.,,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

A CHANCE FOR sPEcuLATIoN.-A gem
teman living in Lewes or vicinity and
whose address is Earnest" LigM Office,
Lewes, Del, offers to those inclined
chance for speculation. lie proposes :
First-To bet two to one (wager from one
to two thousand dollars) that General
Grant will be elected President. Second -
To bet two to one (wager from one to fiye
thousand dol'ars) that Delaware Will not
give one hundred Depocutic majority at
the November election. Third TO hei
from one hundred to one thousand dollars
that the Republican candidate for Sheriff
IL Sussex county, Ell Il. sharp, will be
elected.
The party Offering these bets is said
10 bc responsible and ready at any time tC
fulfill his part Of the proposition. W,
presume some person will invest.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

THE LAST RRGCLAR MEETING OF THE
SEASON.
The last regular meeting Of the Board
of Health for the present season was held
last week, President Mccall in the chair
T. NJ. Garrett, receAtly elected mem
Der ofthe Board Health, to ill vacancy
from the FIRST Ward, was sworn in and
took lis seat.
TIE Fifth Ward Committee was author
lied to pave IN alley between Sixth and
seventh and Windsor and Monroe streets.
Several nuisQuces were reported ahated,
and Others complained of.
John Guthrie petitione1 for Tcmunera-
ton as special policeman during the small
poy season, and the petition was referred
to the Finance Committee.
Water To- the cellar of house in tho
Eighth Ward was complained Of and a
eugthy discussion arose rs to whether the
Board had right to interfere in such
cases. The question was decided In Tho
.ihrmatiye and a resolution was adoptef
Erecting the Commute. of the Ward I,
ahate the nuisance, after which the Boart
adjourned for the season.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

A QUESTION OF OwSERsHIP.-An item
in Saturdays EVERY EVENING mentioned
a suit brought by VIM. D. Sparks, Of Old
Church Division, Sons of Temperance,
against Mr.. james Quinn, for the posses
sion Of a stove the latter had removed
from the Division room, in which Mr..
Quinn and a Mr.. Robinson were held IL
answer for the removal. It is hut Just to
Mr.. Quinn, whom we know to be man
of character and reputation, to say thai
no possible suspicion could attach to him
of dishonest action in the matter, and
further, that he has shown us I'LL and
receipt from Mr.. II. F. Pickles, showing
that he bought and paid for the stove in
his own name, and Mr.. VIM. Robinson
informs us that he is willing to be quail.
fled that he witnessed the purchase, ant
knows that Mr.. Quinn paid for the STOW,
out Of his individual purse.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

LARGE SALE - RAPID licaRAsE IN
NAirE.--some four years ago Mr.. Good
uan pHchascl the old Garrsche farm,
oDth side for $4,000 we are informed.
W. learn that be has sold it to the Lob
ifll Car Waecl Company for Sc, 900 real
ling he handsome advance Of $5O, 600 in
four years.
SALE REcES LY.-The following prop
erty, situated on seaTles street, between
second and Third, has been sold recently :
House belonging TO John Bennett, sold
to VIM. Thompson for $500.
House lc.ongug TO jams Curlett, sold
to Henry Wi.sil for 5000
House belonging to join Ruth, sold 10
stephen Griffin for $3.50.
llou be- jnging to Picrson & deNor-
msnllc, sold to james Lang for 1900.
VI. NJ. Crun ~ Co.'s SALE -TEeb build.
lu- lots advtrlised in EVERY EVENING last
week., by ". ". Child X Co, were sold on
Saturday as follows -
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

JEALOUSY. Emma Sanders possessing
mere charms in the eyes Of Rachael Coop
er's beau than did Rachael, he aban-
doned the latter and paid his attentions to
the former. This aroused jealousy in the
bosom Of Rachael, aud she circulated bad
stories about he character of her Compel
itor, swore she would iniure her, and cap
ped the climax on Sunday evening by
throwing red pepper into the eyes Of
Emma. She, thinking patience Lad ceased
70 be a virtue. had her enemy arrested, and
Squire Publ held Rachael in $500 bail to
appear for trial at Court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

L S. CRcuIT CoURT.-The L. s. Cir
cult Court, for this district, will nice; in
this city on the 18th inst. The following
petit jurors have been summoned to attend
by u. S. Marshal Dunn Edward Bling
hurst, Edward Grubb, Robert Casey, Jr,,
VIM. Bird, Jr,, Curtis NJ. Talley, Josiah
Leudien, Charles Green, Charles L. du-
Pont, William Ferris, Henry G. Banning,
Gregg Chandler. Henry Dandy, Alfred
Belts, Samuel McClary, Thomas j. Ma
hafiy, Geo. Richardson, Edward L. Rice,
James Bradford, Francis Barry, George
w. Dorsey, William Porter, Samuel n.
Pusey, Charles Corbit, James j. Janyicr,
Jane VI. Nandegritt, Willian d. Clark,
s. Minot Curtis, John X. Reese, Richard
jackson, samuel Cauper.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Acc DENT DowN fnR BAY.-The steamer
Zodiac collided with an unknown schoon-
er at Five-Faihoms light In the Delaware
Bay, on the night Of the flfth inst. Al
though the schooner was sunk, none Of the
crew are reported lost. The steamer was
much damaged and was hauled into the
railroad pier for repairs preparatory for
sailing to New York.
Since writing the above we have learn
cd that the damages TO the steamer have
been repaired and she has left Lcwes for
New York. The schooner with which the
steamer collided was the William Wallace
of Egg Iarbor, The schooner was wash
ed ashore after the collision, dismasted.
near Cold Spring Inlet on Sunday night.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
Politics in Sussex
TWO DEMOCRATS VINO DESIRED TO re PITT
On THE REPUBLICAN TICKET.

On THE REFL HLICAN TICKET.
All - not satisfactory in tie political
fold the dominant party Of suisse.
county. Rehellious spirits are causing
trouble in the Democratic ranks There.
and lifelong members chat orgauiza
ton seem to be crazed by abe supp, 'tlM.
that the Ciice Of sheriff in that county j. %
mine Of wealth.
Al the Democratic Convention for the
nomination of sheriff, held In Georgetown
over a month since, there was, Of course.
many defeated aspirants, as there always
are at such gathering, and some Of Tile
sorest Of item we're free To declare the
had been cheated, defra uded by the party,
and mat they would uet support the choice
of the convention. But few people could
he found, however, who believed they
would stick by what they had said.
This dissatisfaction soon ripoued into
open rebellion. Some Of the defeated ones
accused Morris, the successful aspirant
for the neutrality-suspicious., OF being a
carpet.bagger, and they swore they would
nevei support him on that account. tAl-
though Morris has spent most of his ifu
in Sussex b has been until within few
ye IT, since, engaged in business IN phi.a-
delphia, but firing Of that some time since
he returned 10 his old home 10 Mill-horo' j
And this j. why they branded him rs a
carpet-bagger.
But fair minded people charge these Dol
tiers with leaving their party because they
were unsuccessful in the Convention, and
not TO principle, as they would have many
believe. Be that as It may, however, they
hoited, and We have IN our possession the
names OF two gentlemen who have beer
connected with the Democratic party for
a life time aud who were unsuccessful can
didates for the sheriiialty nomination
before the last Sussex County Democratic
Convention, who offered themselves 10 The
recent Republican County Convention ioi
honors In the shape OF nonration bl
that body for the Office OF Sheriff. They
were not accepted. Petha. the Conyen
tion. thought: that one within he Tartl
would be more acceptable and stronger
opponent for Morris 10 combat.
Such are the va aries ui defeated
politicians in Sussex county, and we leav,
our readers TO draw their own conclusion.
as TO what will be the sequel TO such g
10th.
To- augpp Tn. q t....r ..- t1....... 49,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

MIssIsG.-Two Young ladies living on
West Second street, left their homes on
Saturday afternoon, telling their parents
they were going out TO take tea with some
friends. Since that time nothing has been
heard from either Of them. Search has
been instituted in the city and kilograms
sent to surrounding place., but all efforts
SO far to find them have proved fruitless.
Clothing belonging to one Of the missing
cansot be found abou. the house, and il is
thought she has gone for good.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

The New OReAN.-1hs Straight Ont
Truth Teller will be out on Saturday next
containing the address 10 the people ofthe
United States, corresponding extracts from
the writings of Horace Greeley and an
original plan for choosing O'Connor and
Adams Electors for Delaware.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER.-L week
James Twigg was tried in salisbury, Md,
for the murder of Stephen wilkins on the
18th OF July last, and was found guilty Of
manslaughter. The Court sentenced him
to eighteen months in the penittntiary,
the shortest term allowed by Maryland
law
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

Also oil Cloths, Mattings. Window s6ade,. AZ
@. D. SNYDER 8 CO.,
"a South Second Street Phi'adshhia. West ada
below Market e'
N. B.-A liberal discount In obr..t.. a.,
eergymen =" chufehea aid
ies.w @. b. sNYDAR, W. +. BAKER
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

FIRST GRAND SoIRBE.-Mr. s. s. Krue-
ger will give his first grand soiree at his
dancing Academy in the Masonic Temple
on Thursday evening Oct. 18th. We I'M
derstaud that the utmost care will be Ia
ken to make it highly respectable affair
and those participating will doubtless have
a delightful time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

CAMP MEErINGs Several camp meet
ings are now in progress en- the Eastern
Shore, Notwithstanding the cool and un-
seasonable weather FOR such gatherings.
Fever ard ague cures and furnishing I'M
dtr'akars will doubtless soon be in de-
mald
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12

ILLEGAL VoTISe.-John Pinkum was
arrested Monday at the instigation Of
Republican and charged with voting ille-
gally in the First and Second Wards at the
Little Election. The evidence warranting
it, Squire Publ held the defendant 10 an
swer the charge at Court in $1,000 bail.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-10-12
SEVENTH Am MARKET STREETS.
rERE = IE Er S.FE .. AN !! aEIIABLE

riot Chandler, Of New York City. In a lecture
YIs-ii Neted by him at Cooper Institute. March TO-
"a II Il hardly necessary TO m arge upon the ter
~ accidents which have TO- ulted from the use
Yl u4HHlT Kerosene. You have OILY To re d the
htW7lapers tfom day TO lsy 90 see them The
YtHi result Tor the year 1852 Tor the citv II NeW
lvih which myself have cot from newsparers
y nlts Two fatal accidents from Danger Us Aero.
sshs' MY severe and SIX slight In all los persCns
negh INJURED by serosene IN one year -
The ABOVE will sufficiently explaiu the mead "a,
salr s1d reliable burning oil Ike Prdtt's
detf4l Ada erations are easily made aud tbs oil
may be reduced more than one half IN cost M
stcfpt yor the danger, and still Re a fair bnrning
The oil which while cool will not ignlta faa,Iil,,
VII doton warmed a ittle All lsmns beeen,s
more "r less heated while burning hetc. n npssf
hnd broken he oil, unlsss reliable viii viii si,s
nhe We 9id-tss hivned burniug fluid With grssf
care families man use kerosene or coal All m a
long tine without an acc dent epce me- rs1i
enlnt ~ AStF1t OF nay not appear miles, some
aeeidenl oeenr from Other oils But because NAM
las hsppened thus far you are no less free froro
the DANGER The most careful even are iis NJ ~
mlshaps BY using PTau's Astral oil Won M rns ~
pc zee from all aprreh ion Of danse- ~
iiBhteu lamp become upset the OH Will mi fgri,
y nurhs lh the ordinary coal oil LAMPS foidisvi
Ralion. gallon and TO gallon sealed nscLss =,
eAch bearinz the manu- actuter's Siam iISAaAos'
4. bklndhu kbT q Oe . Drusgis}.
Authorized agents for WilminRtnr aN'sa'