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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-14
STATE OF GEORGIA,
[F,'on, the Washington, Ca, Gazette, Of
Sept. 18th, 1872.
TO THE PUBLIC. i3ns..,,. q.
WAsH1NaroN. ca. Sept. 1O,. ls72


WASHINGTON, GA, Sept. 10, 1872.
,MEssRs. CULVER BROTHERS You
have the liberty to use our names in any
manner you may see proper in commen-
'dation Of your Farmer Cooking Stoves:
We have given them a thorough trial
and found them in every respect as rep
resented by your Agents.
w w Hill, T H -Strother,
John Chenault, Geo Danner,
Edward Waller, Simon Bailey,
+, JB Wooten, Mitchell Binns,
George Bolton, Benz Bell,
J Fl Smith j w Hubbard,
Geo Burdtt, Juno Grisham,
JF Heard, II L Acocll,
Crawford Arnold, Henry Thornton,
. Lee Huff,t G w Pullin, 49,
M B Mossx Benz Dunaway,
D Forston, H G Edmonds,
Vim Wilhite T. w + Tate, ~
Redding Sims, ] B Mitchell.
ORDINaRY's OFFICE, Wilkes Co., Ga.
I hereby certify that the persons named
in the list hereto appended are good citi-
zens and responsible for what they say.
I add to this that so far as l have heard
Culver Brothers Farmer Cooking Stoves
give universal satisfaction.
Given under my hand and official sig
nature, this Sept. 23d, 1872.
=. GEORGE DYSON,
Ordinary Wilkes Co.
Nov. u, 1t II
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Nov. 3D.,
Stock Complete in Every Department
A. A. CLISBY,

In addition unusually full Stock of DRUGS CHEMICALS PAT
ENT MEDICINES of every kind PAINTS OILS &c., has in Store
and is daily receiving,
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qualities are unCqualled, and lor econo
my In wood it cannot be surpassed. Each
die az are using one, and think it the
best ana most durable Stove ever sold in
Thos R. Powell, Hiram Hays,
Eraspus Glass, ID F March,nan,
&c North, SAssf'A w c Sewell,
J NJ Vineyard, E Phillips,
ST Carlton, j P .Rees, .........
G P Smith, Pierce Tomlin,
w Cav. CB Brown,
T. E Ifdwell, L Hollingsworth,
Allen Bonner, y n P Allnian,' :
P S SMeriwether, y ~ Pierce,
Ell Birdson, Mrs EHubbard, ,~s-
w G Davis, E w Beavers.
j z Bearfield; 20 ETC Carter
WIN Robinson, Davis Lovelady,
B Newton. Paris Sanders,
James Carroll, ,..i. Isaac Gay, ...l,...
Wiley Howard, Joel Shannon,
E Woodloy, A Beavers,
Mrs M HYDE, Mrs Ann Sims,
James Moor, iiii.; G G Harris.
w A FLOYD, i Mrs NJ Phillips,
] Campbell, James Upchurch,
b Attaway, Thomas Bullard,
II NJ Head, j L Henly,
Jordan Holland, Perry Chandler,
j H Grayham, II Neal,
Joseph Young. 81 Stovall,
Nv G Lucy, fa.' WIN Vines,
Il p Clark, H.. j H Holland,
Lucian Tomlin, John York,
Willingham, S II Bowen,
NV Reed, w Wood,
Benz Workman, D W Dial,
JN Wood, Joshua Moore,
TT Phillips, y"... Johnson,
l. Mullens, ~ a R.Britt, j.
w t Stallings, s,u4.. James Travis,
n Stinchcomb, NJ L Miles,
JT Travis, :, F Powledge,
STATE OF GEORGIA,
CowETA COUNTY.
T, J. H. Cooke, Ordinary county and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that I
know all of the above named people to
be responsible, and good citizens. Inn
plicit confidence can be placed in their
statement in regard to Culver Brothers
Farmer Cooking Stove. - ooo,,,
From the Washington, Co., Gazette, Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-11-14
Liquors and Segdrs,

liquors and Segd7s,
Good old oxley Rye and Corn Whskey, s.;
Best American and French Brandy Superior Gn
Champagne Port Sherry and Madeira Wines
Fine Segars and Chewing Tobacco
And the Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco = ~ ..ls4g
Public earnestly invited give my Goods inspection Every
effort will be made please my and give entire satisfaction to
every "A. A. CLHsEsH.i :
Nov l3 tt At
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Opening this Week

Nov. 13,
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find for the Housewife.
find for the Children,

CANDIES and CONFECTIONER1ES in endless variety,
Apples Oranges, &c. &C.
find for those IN Want Of Fine Wsnes,
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Ills WIN. I. HOPKINS, 1873
Ills CHESTNUT ST. (Girard Row.
AND
iss N. EIGHTH ST. ~. T.. Cor. s.h and Cherry
PHILADELPHIA.

Manufacturer anA Dealer or our -Four Great
Spccialiies.
Our Celebrated Champion Hoop skirts, Ia
rluding $50 styles aad sizes for Ladies. Nisscs
and Children. Manufactured 10 meet the wants
OF iirsi-class trade at the loves, prices.
CuRSETS In III styles and grades 10 meet
the wpnss uf all, from Anc. 10 81 IS per pair, In
| Guiding Thompsou's Glove Fitting, Roh't Wer'
| lysJ iieaksi's. Mad. foy's, Mrs. Moods's Mis-
see and chi!ircn,s Corsc'a &e together with
every other desirable make, Mt prices hcyon com
peton.
pANIER BUSTi.ES In - varieties, from aoc
te IS 90 including ilaI- Cloth, .ac. Bon Ton
| 4Tc Nilsson, s3c. New Broadway, dsc. Eject
| ssc. aud every Other desirable liuslc ut lowei
prices than nj any oihcr parties in the trade.
LADIES UNDER GARMENTS In every quail
iiy from the finest 10 the lowest prices. Tnckes
and Fancy Muslin Skirts. IN :. varieties, from
zoe 10 81 90. Chcmses from 62c. 10 -. 10
Drawers 60c 10 81 30. Night Dresses, 81 oi
10 50 Gs Toilet Sacks, sac 10 S6a3. Corset
Covers, 81 90 10 $3.50. Aprons Misses Nn'
chiliren's Under Garments, &c. &c.
We have The largest, hest and cheapest linc
Of the above goods in Philadelphia Every par
chaser eau save time ard money hy sxamiaini
them " Mholcsalc and Rcinls.
Oct. H. isis mos.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
.l,ti Ypsir'a. i
r. sxs,w ws.

Il pnows, and iron the slouded sky,
The countless suowfakes roam
Yee ljoGer h their purity,
~ y the world they conc.
Like nrirlss wandering AZ will,
With crysisl steps they Zee,
And sofiiy ON my ~iudow-sill
They ligh, aud speak TO me.
Since summer's radisn, bloom has acd,
They yuiic my winter hours.
Aud have Z voice ia the Instead
VI passion ,spcaking flowers.
4 | iandly gnze, for they inpart
With voices uil their own,
Aud on read language TO my heart,
Aud not 10 mine alone.
For well know when snowy skies
Spread o'cr their silver pail,
That swseier smilrs and brighter cyea
.Arc turned upon its fall
Beloved, twas gentle thought,
And not unworthy thee,
That chrystal flakes In heaven wrought,
Loves messengers should be.
Bright emblcms OF heart as pure,
a FREE and ~ light rs they,
Smiles true to inc while they endure,
Stiil tears when tley decay.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
wlLTBERGER's
F'lavoring Extracts

= itt " - 49, s-NNN ''NF ~
nre warranted equal 10 any made. They are pre-.
pared from tho trnds, and will he found mach
lsaer than many Of tic Efirlc's that are sold
5sk soar Grocrr er Druggist .ftr bihady"' 6
Extracts
BsnLOw's INDIGO Blue
Is. without doubt, THE tcsi article IA The market
,or bluing clothes II will color more water than
four times the same weight Of indigo, and much
more than ans olhrr wash blue IN the market.
the uniy genuine u that put Up ~ Atrw;a " RI
nraagag bguG SgoaE. M. 9a2 North Second ST.
philadelphia, Pa. The labels have 10Th VIII
lcrgtrs aud Barow's name on them, an oihfrs
ars -opH,,ctH. For sale by most grocers aud
druggists
WlITBERGERS lNpEilBLE I'M @ili hc
found on trial Ia le superior article. Always
ON hand. nni for sale nj reasonable prices, Pure
Gruna Spices Genuine NcAieiuss thamais shins
spongcs Tapiecl, Pearl Sage. aud all articles
in the drug line, at
ALFRED VII TIER q ER' s DRTG STORE,
No. 23a .Nrih Scent 81. iHiistlhHi, r.,
July 8, ls7l--iy
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Kent County Rail Road.

'tit ~t7t "nni, i.'a seti being conp,e,eA
l. . tspteil' 't'ic, trains sll run daily, iSun.
a. asa t'tsid.i itt freight aud passengers, bs.
.0"s a.HH, 't' nj Townsend, where close
'fsns .sg. So = i,n,,e With t,sins Of the Dela-
w'rh J. q g'ilen,ipz On
- OtT0bER oIh. 1870
i'A'ows until further notice.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

srw cssrts Ts,iss-icave New Castle for wiimi, z.
t"n and philadelphia att I: NJ Leay. fhilai-pII =
II - " an! wilmington 90 y, for New Cattle
ssTRsA EsAsru TEAtss.-A.iditenaI 10 tl,ose 49,.
wiz leave ta,tnn for smyrna 10 A. ~ nnd &c p y
Leave smyrna for clayton II J5 A. ~ and rs r h.
make connections with trains 10 aud Dover and sta
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached ,..,.
wi,mnri.n " ~ A. ~ New Castle, 20; Midajrtovs
2ao; rownsr.a: u: clayian, -: Do,c, os: w.
,an TO- n nasns, assn; cp darlington Is Farming
and arrive ~ Delmnr AT ! rs, A. n. Pnsscncers
leaving Philadelphia ai II 30 p. n. will MAKE
close connection with this train ut Wjlp,inotoo
sc,nrninp-Wili leave Dcln,ar, 2 20 Pm: iau-
| rel 30; Sca'ord, 20: Iiridgevillr 4 SO Far
| minpton. 20: harrington, q Is: FELTON,. n II
Wyoming, IS: Dover, I 05; Clny,on' = Gas
| Townsend. q 20; ; Miidleinwn. q 40: rkwood
. Us New Castle, 10, and arrive NJ Wilmir,.
ton, looor ~; Philadeiphis, II 20 r.n ana
'al,imnrc, 50 y. Subjrct TO delays incident
| to freight lnsintss
| This train will stop TO take up passenrcrs on,v
=, stations named hni will Sc, down passtucers
4, any stopping place, Exsgpr iIare's Corner
State Road, Rodney and Dapun,.
! CONNECTIONS.
| Al Townsend, with the Kent County and
Qurcn Annc's Kent Railroads for k.nncd v,;iis
| -la'ersrille and intermediate ulnrcs
~ CLAYTON, with ". u. r. for Eas.en
| MI intermediate places.
NJ Harrington with J. 4 u. n. n. for MiHord
t'eofeciuwn i.cwes and intermediate plrres
II Sea'ofd, with y. 4 u. H. II. for Fedc,.fs-
nti sad hml,idge, &C.
4. '.imsr with n. s. r. Il. for Srii,burv
rr.'faess Anne tfi>drid; also for Berlin and All
- slsttt. - he IS. AP, K H.
| y" -'t-' u : kENSEY, Superintendent
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Ia414R
Delaware Rail Road Line.
snn, suer Arrangen csss.

wv na ss.r vunas,. se'v ifih. 1871. tsanasys ~.
~ ceftsa.l Passenger rrsa. viii lsnvr as fYi'o~s:
sskrp. ectsa.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
- rtEam4s MASSEY. .IR.
- CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER.
u",n street, ns1r,y opposite Walkers Hotel.
Misii,etUv eciuwnrc
aGEsr ra,,
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTER ,ll'fl L,
-.

REGISTERS orflsE,
Nh fAalr COUNTY, Nov 2al 1871
rpou The application nf ELIZABETH l.. RY-
AN EAccu,rlS III LEVI RYAN, late of ST. Geor-
prs Hundred in said County, deceased; II Is or
der. and directed by The Register that the Ex-
etnior aforesaid give noiirc Of the granting oi
Letters Tcs,nncniar, upon the Estate OF the de-
eeiscd. with the dale of granting ihcreofby caus-
ing advertisements 10 lie posted within forty days
from the date uf such Letters, In ak of the most
public places oil the Count, Of New t'Asilc, ,req1ir-
In. all persons having demands agniss, the es-
tate 10 present the saB,e, or abide nm Art of As
semhl, In such case made und provided. Asd
also cnrsc ihs same 10 lie inserted within ihe
same period in the Mhiiefoga Transeritf.n N news
paper published In Middsiown aud to he conin-
ued ,hcrcia two months.
~N Givrn under the hand and Seal Of or.
QSgHec OF The Register aforesaid ~ New cas-
Tic, III New Castle Count, Aforesaid, the day and
year al ove written. GIBBS, Register.
NtTlcE All persons havirp r'eims a,sips'
t'e Esiaic OF The dr,cascd u,',s, present III. same
int aitesicd 10 The Exeenirix On ar hetore Nov
22d 1872 or aid n Ar, ef ASSEMBLY III af.h
rase nate u ! pfa-ia.1
El.sxa iniiI /. RAN Ese. aifs
ApnsEss-- u ibtlei0Nn. l,ti
koy 25. l6Tl-2m
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
TRIMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G AS Ii.

n B.-l am also prepared, at at my shop In
Odessa, 40 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sewer
with all its improvements aud in the most sub
staniial manner 10 the iiain,s 4 Woods or any
common grain drill now In use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment will please
forward their orders us soon as possible rs onl,
n limited number will lie furnished this season.
TER Ms delaware Phosphate Sewer attach
ed old drill, Sis, Cash or an approved note at
30 days, W. n. llAnitroS. ". u.
July i5--,f Odessa, Del.
A. T. BRADLEY, Aaxxr,
Middle,own, pel.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

PROSgEsTl'S EO7, 1872
THE LADY'S FRIEND!!
The publishers ef rpR LAuys FRrsp have com
elHded 10 r,duce iis price % single subscriber
from $3.50 ia S2~--ihe prices To Cln.s tateai,
very low remaining the same.
The following nosrle's with The usual yaret
OF short stories, are announced sr 1872. Mrs
Woods notc!c, will run through tho whole year
UiTIiIs THE NtZEt or. LADY AsDIs-
IaN's TuiAL.
By Mrs. iisnr, Wood author OF East .,nnc, Sc.
WA AND nER LinSs.
BY Miss 4. l.. Muzzer. author Il 't'nc wonan's
Espcrcncct jealousy" etc., etc.
QUEEN eoauErTa.
Ny Daisy Ssninor, author Of Prince Charming, :"
OSLy WISH
Gr A. NJ Dana, author af barring Chords, etc
MISSION WORK.
By Mrs Margaret Eusmrr. author of "A Turn in
Fortunes Wheel, etc, etc.
Az EVERYDAY IiERoI.E.
By Amanda NJ. Douglas author ui "SUlid Sill.
ur " Little Money. etc.
ENGRAylNGS.--Thc cngracings Of The La-
dy Friend are Of u very sultror character.
touch The sentiments aud affections. illustrations
Of our noyclets HuB stories Illustrations Il III
1 fashions tincluAiug CHS ffnm which patterns for
almost everything can hc ordered d II low price
/ Illustrations OF Ladies Fancy Work. etc,
4 MtSlC-A pecc " ihe bicsl nd mos' f,sh.
! ioRahc Music 10. OnpHhics Of cr.ft humlrr. The
music ]. oi itself worth the prise ri The n,es zine
] In short, The Lazy Friend aims to G, mud
its rruprie'nrs think il IA, The most refined. hoau
| liial and initr.Bf u lie mag azines-being il
IN rotfr tbgrif,ngs 4af rohf.its 5aa nlm htfg
migdsiht tboatilf
TERMS So s,nr, four rupics. So tgh
copies land onc ttgtis si2 tin" eapy OF Tt
i.ads Friend ! aud ene ei Thr Post tsa 5u
| for 81 Address
DEACON 4 PETERSON,
No 3la halnui Sits ct. Phlalriuhi,
Es-S Singh s9ies ~ Gtt.
Dec 2--if
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
Delnortat's illustrated Magazine
tso
MIRROR 8E FAsfsg:;%s.

Acknowledged tHe mest lf5efial uaetil, orisi-
aal ra5iat 'ae6isE
l.a.l ste ffa,s isa teaaaiel eHfema, q
saItnd5d iH6g Efsafa nsd i zid ll Watt u
a5l, il Is fi4hl sHal mHEp3s7i =-gi 5a.za-
Il aa1 a. rt HHgs n ia#5s ~ e15t T. "a ser3
6aa. sua iazeh4 Nisa ~ ~ t.gStFsY ne
f4tis q aUHsHHi' ~ tie fEF #.ri q 45tet
hasf4s# = toU tfai5
g sui srli ~ =, sa a Est zfee 4na toe
viii uTgf fg V H55Hz IA Fl " mt
eHt teach t6u ls9 = HISS T. ast. +. las
10 i8s5e 695t El4f 95stfi# #s5et fitE MI
maLe sen ItIssf=8 ~ H5 Naaata ~,
Rhers iHt 5t.#s4z 81 55s aH 10 #4
Il i H.. afst laa 4.#t nsa
lisheli li#s aisi e,Esz
-nleels1s 80 e
chrome isa 81 eszz
sn4fslt with Aa3 iia zad aa f@ets
i monthly fannat y st us .hd
ietiin. 5E3
W. .IsSSts6s aEtHGEeT.
BIB brudNgs. j.
Specimen Faffa- Il tbe IHse=t HFudrts u ,hr
Magazine Haiitd tI,, ~ receipt o. - cents.
maf "a. 1871.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

N0TIcE.-all persons having claims against
the Estate OF the deceased must present ITO same
duly attesicd 10 the Administrator on or before
Dec. "a, 1872. or abide nm Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided.
wM. n. PRETTYMAS. Administrator.
Dec. l6-2m AppREss-Odessa, d Il.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
ID INoHCI CIfS.

UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY,
fst.attsnEn lasi.
nnngGEs iFealiy obtained IN every Stair
- where tlie tass arc literal On tic sui jcc,
aud undaF ihe United siatps lams, for per.uns
from aus State or coGn'ty--lesal csrrywherc--
,lessfiiaa, erseiif, noa.snpl ort. drunkenness.
eir. sufficient ettst-@ne publicity roquircd--Ho
fee until divorce Is obtained
Cali IN, OF address
GOULD & BURGER,
CerSsgLLoag-Ar-LAw,
Broadway "a door below John ST.
Oct 81, Is7l-.-Gm.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
REGISTERS ORDER.
REGISTER, $ OFFICE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW cA.rtg County, nec. H. ISL.
Upon the application Of Wa u. PRaTTfaaS.
Administrator OF PEagy PaEfrfsas, lale Of Appo-
auinimink Hundred in snid County decreased
/, is ordered and directed by the Register tha, the
Administrator aforesaid, give mott q Of The grant,
ing OF Letters icsinmeniary upon the Estate Of
the deccnsed. with The date Of granting thereof,
hy causing advertisements Ia he posted within
forty days from the date Of such Letters, In six
of the most public places Of the County ol New
Castle requiring all persons having demands n
gains, the Estate, 10 present the sanhe, or abide
By nn Ac, Of Assembly in such eases made and
provided And also 10 ransc The same 10 he in
serted within the samc period In the Mihisfoun
7runseript, n newspaper published in Middletown
and to be continued therein two months.
NSA Given under She hand and Seal of Office
1kDSpluf ,hr Register aforesaid, at New Castle,
in View Castle County aforesaid the day mud year
above written. B. @ liES, Register
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
GREAT OFFER.
Only SC. fJr Sll. in Value.

tniil lAp f5ss u Sa9enl.er nf&t the hcaa,iful
aud artistic =. #aaf
EeET .SliE PRETTl..n
siae lsxl74aef tiiit II. .s.sueE. ft}sjt lritr
= mi. Ntll l. zani s mil sfen.e5 dafa up,
post ftct. as . premium q rHcfs .tafiy snlsefi-
Lar ia
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20
PEACH FARMS.

VT7E now offeg nj reasonable prices large va
w riefy of Pcarh Farms In Cecil, Kent, Queen
Annc's. Talbot aud Dorchester counties Mary
land, and In New Castle, Kent, aud sussex conn
sics Delaware, In all parts Of the great peach DIS
arie4 of This pcn,usula. THESE farms are all ac-
.eeeeihls by railroads, ard ,nany Of them upon
navigation, and generally well improved. To
nestics desiring 10 locate upon tbs peninsula and
Is engage In the cultivation OF small or large
Stui.s, vines, flowers, and the eereals We will
cuarunsre 10 suit them both in locality, size OF
iasm, peics and improvements
Send for circulars No charge for showing
land will be made bona fds purchasers.
Correspondence solicited.
GEO. W. INGRAM 4 CO.
1ulv ~. l8Tl--,f Midd.ctown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-01-20

Passengers FROM kcnncdyyillc and all s,o,iena
on ,hc Ken, Count, Rail Road, viii reach Will
mnston NJ ln.is A.. NJ Philadelphia n, II .45.A
". mud baltimore al .05, p. N.
Passengers for the Kent County Railroad. will
leave baltimore President Street pcpo,) at as,
4. ~ Philadelphia Depot corner Broad Of. and
Washington Assnut1 at 80, A. N, and vii.
mingion nj i0.ln, An.
Stage will run between ehcs,er,own and
kennrdssillc making close connection, With
trains E,si mud Wesi. |, will leave Chc.,crtova
Al $40 A y. and returning, leave Kennedyvills
ON arrisal Of train, aud reach Ghesicriown about
2.ae, ~ y. .. wlNGATE,
apr 3o-n Chief Eng asd Sup't
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-12-17

THOROUGH, PRACTICAL TRIAL OF A NEW AND VA
UABLE INVENTION.

THOROUGH, PRACTICAL TRIAL OF NEW AND VAL.
uABLE INVENTION.
A representative OF the COMMERCIAL was pres
emit, yesterday afternoon, at the trial of patent
stove, which is said to be proof against the com.
munication Of fire 10 combustible material
around it. The test was thorough and com.
plete one and fully established all the merits
that we're claimed for 1t.
The stove itself is virtually 1--WE stoves, one
inside the other that IL to say, there are five
cylinders, ranging in diameter from II to 20
inches, the inner one being Of l-l6 inch plate
iron, lined with fire brick and it is in this cylin-
der that the fire is kept. Two OF the other cyl.
inders are OF plate iron, between which currents
OF hot air are suffered to pass in such q manner
as To generate little or no heat to the outer sur
face, but the heat is rAdiated from the rear upon
the same principle as 1t issues from register
The door and dust pan are both securely locked
and the top Of the inner cylinder IL provided
with CRATE 30 that it is impossible for the fire
to escape from the stove, no matter how much
1t may be tumbled about.
When our representative entered the room
shayings were piled up around and on top OF
the stove, and when the test was made these
were scattered upon the floor The pipe was
then detached, and the stove overturned upOn
the floor, among the shavings, and rolled over
and over and even turned bottom upwards, but
not spark escaped. A hot fire OF hard Goa
was kept up in the stove all the while, and II
there had been any possibility Of creating a con.
| migration there was certainly ample opportuni
ty afforded in the rough tumbling about which
| the stove received.
These stoves are designed for factories, store,
railroad cars, &c. They are especially valuable
for cars in time Of accident, and II was in thi,
view that the patent was gotten up. Jane,
Megratten is the patentee. The stoves several
sizes, are owned and manufactnred by the En-
terprise Manufacturing 90. OF Wilmington, o.
which M. NJ. Child is the president.
II. +. Dure, OF Bowers, Dure 4 Co.; W. II. Au
chincoss, Of the Jackson q Sharp Co, and NJ
@. Conwell Of the w. 4 W. II. r.. Co. we're alsC
/ present at the trial
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-12-17

The SUNDAY SCHOOL UNIoN FESTIVAL The
general committee of arrangements, met last
evening in the Sunday School Room Of the Han
over Street Presbyterian Church, and compile
ted the arrangements for the Union Festival,
which commences on Thursday evening. The
reports from the different subcommittee were
successful festival Amongst the notable at
fractions will be the " Dutch Kitchen, and "Ar
Gallery Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock will
be the special children'a hour, season tickets
admitting them without extra charge. 1t was
also decided that Union religious and prayer
meeting be called, Of all Sunday School workers
| sometime after the festival is over, the Super
visory committee being charged with the duty
Of calling the meeting.
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Asylum Lodge, No. 20, l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 8, s Of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle b. U. @. A. Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge No. 8, K. of p, at Knights OF
Pythias Hall I'll Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. 1, G. f., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. II, 1. o. G. T., at 9th
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple No. l, True Templars, at Hall
Seventh and Spruce.
Delaware Encampment, No. l, l. o. o. f., at
Odd Fellows Hall, Sd and KING streets.
Delaware Degree Council, No. l, o. U. A. NJ.
at Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Lafayette. Lodge No. H. A. +. A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Temple
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The schooner John Shay, Tilton master, arri-
we'd at this port on Sunday from Charleston S.
O., with phosphate.
The schooner Mary T. Smith, sails to-day
with powder for Baltimore.
The schooner Mary Price, is loaded with corn
meal, for New York, and will sail about Thurs
day.
The ice in the Christiana and Brandywine riv,
ers has yet caused no difficulty to navigation.
Theschooner Lizzie Name is loading with phos
phate for Charleston, s. q.
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The STRUGGLES OF PETROLEUM V. Massey The
agency for the sale Of the above book in this city
has been granted to Mr.. Humphrey Morrow, 23l
Walnut street. The Providence Or. ID Journal
thus speaks Of it
The whole book is quotable and that we take
1t is az much in the way Of praise as a newspaper
man can say. We heartily commend this book
for the medical virtues it possesses, Is any one
troubled with indigestion let him be cuGed by
laughing over Nasty is anybody depressed In
spirits let him forget the cares and calls Of the
world by persuing the dreams OF Nasty and
studying the drawings Of Mast. For steady
reading this book might be too expensive in the
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omical in that it will cause us 10 forget dinners
II to laugh and grow fat" be good philosophy,
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they will find themselves startled not seldom by
CLEANS of the soundest sense, put into oonclu.
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