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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-07-18

How AN INVESTMENT OF 81 May MAXI
A FoRTuSE-FourM DrOWiag Of The CO,a.
monpealh Distribution Company, at Louis,
vile, Ky, July 81, 1S7s.-Lqst NOties.--
Positively on the above dare the drawing
OF this popular company will occur. "No
scaling.p "No postponemsnl" The
names Of the parties representing ticket
holders are sufficient guarantee that all
will have justice done them. "The scheme
Ia unprecedented" Read it and compare
it with others.
Nearly 1000 prize, amounting to Sll5,-
400, and tickets only $500. 81 ticket for
$50 90. IS tickets for 500 90.
Full lists Of drawing will be sent To ali,
but the names Of parties drawing prizes
will no. be published without their con
sent.
What number will draw the $4,000
price, Tryit!
Orders for tickets will be filled up to
evening Of July Goth, unless sooner ex-
hausted, and should be addressed 10
T, J, CoMMERFoRD, Secretary.
Courier Journal Building,
Louisville, Ky.
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anrIne News.

QuESNsmwH, July 1.-THE steamer
Mnutana proceriei for Liverpool after
landing the mails snd passengers at this
place. The delay ia her arrival was
caused by the breaking OF her main crank
on the eighth inst. Temporary repairs
we're tHected but the was unable to steam
more than six knots per hour.
BosToN, July Observation-Disclosures
Liverpool.
NEw YuFx. July 17.-Arrived- City
OF Limerick. liverpool.
LoEDos, July lG.-Noya Scotia, from
Baltimore; QnebeH and Thames, from
MunI,eal; Columbia, from New York
arrived out.
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YEsrERDAY's HEAT.-Watching the
Thermometers was pleasant rastime with
the unemployed yesterday. Wherever
one OF those little instruments was on ex'
hibition a knot Of meteorological sayants
could be seen discussing the all absorb.
ing topic-the weather. We noticed in
our psregrinations about town that the
registry OF the thermometers varied in
different localities. For instance, at the
toll house at the east end OF the suspension
bridge the highest point reached was 90
degrees in the shade. while at the Bridge
port toll house 1922 in the shade were
registered. At the residence OF Captain
John McLnre, an South Front street, the
Thermometer indicated go, while Mr.. A.
G. RobinSons, at his residence on South
Penn street, one square west, was $50,
Perhaps better idea Of the variation Of
the thermometer can be obtained, how.
ever, from the record Of those in the
drug stores in the central part Of the
city. At McLain Bros, corner 18th and
Market streets, the highest was 1922
at Scbnepl's, one square below, 90'; at
Shirks. another square south, l00o,
and at Dwight's, corner Of Chapline and
Oath streets, go.
AT scbnept's drug store, on the Opera
House corner, which Ia very near the
centre Of the city, the record from 8
o'clock in the morning until 10 o'clock
last night was as follows:
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Martins CspItai Restaurant, il55 Mar
ket Street, 10 the only Restaurant in the
city that has separate rpums for ladies.

o FOR = One.story thermometer!

o FOR one.story thermometer!
PAPER collars are worthless in this
weather.
THE Board Of Education meets this
evening.
MUNICIPAL Court has adjourned until
Saturday.
FASHIONABLE young men wear their
hair a la moved.
TIE hot weather holds on, but about
this time look out for change.
ArKMpERASoE experience meeting is
10 be held at Mozart Hall tonight.
IT might pay somebody TO start big
fannery, with fountains. grottoes, ice and
music.
We know little about sporting matters,
but the weather clerk has evidently won
the heat. ...-
A LITTER addressed to Joseph Norton,
city, care A. q. ERerLer, Ia held for postage
al the Poatofice.
THE hardest work the young man finds
to do now is to keep his piccadiiIy IN an
upright position.
THE famous Hepsisn Band arrived in
our city last night, and will remain for
four or Eve days.
PoRcHEs and steps are occupied until
lats in the night BY families who seek to
escape from the heat.
A MAN living in South Wheeling re-
ported at the Court House yesterday that
It was warm where he resided"
A COUPLE Of Indian skeletons were
found few days since on the farm Of
B, +. McMechen, in Marshall county.
TEE Casanova, Kreusch libel suit, in
the Municipal Court, yesterday, was set
for trial on the 9th day oil September
next.
TAsEE deeds in fee, six deeds Of trust
and one release deed were admitted to
record yesterday by the Clerk OF the
County Court.
A FINE horse belonging TO Mr.. Louis
Asnus dropped dead from the effects Of
the heat, shortly after returning from 8
drive on Tuesday evening.
A VERY pleasant feature OF Tue cohCSrt
al the Nail City Boat House tonight will
be The presentation Of new she'll boat TO
Mr.. Louis FelSipg, the popular osemSn'
To get where the IedbreAst loves to
MARBLE. and showers OF violets are found
beside innumerable aess, colored ttuit,
mules and other pleasures OF life among
The sericul.urists, seems to be the all'ao'
sorbing thought Of a.great portion OF our
citizens.
O.C. DEWEY, Eco, yesterday contract.
cd with Mr., Philip SchuShle Tor the
homework for q stable to DO erected 90
bis premises in the northern part Of the
city. The stable will be built Of brick,
with fat roof, upon which handsome
summer house will be erected.
JusrlcE MILLER, Of Madison district,
yesterday issued warrant for Adam
Williams, upon q charge Of committing
Au assault upon Joseph Breining. The
assault IL alleged 10 have been committed
on Monday evening, at the toll house on
the National Road At the top OF Wheel
Ing Hill, where Breinipg claims that
| Williams struck him with stone.
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TIE CouR4s.--MuS1uPAI couRr.-
Judge CfanmeT.-Court met at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, pursuant 70 adjourn
ment Of Monday, and transacted the fol-
lowing business:
John Bruce va. WIN. Dean ct al. In
chAncery. Order entered docketing at
t&chment, aud publication ordered.
James Reed, guardian, va. James
Albert DunaWAy. Petition for sale OF In
fAnta real ePtate. Order entered APP
pointing J. E McKennon Guardian sd
iitem for said infant defendant.
Thomas McEabb vs.. VIM. McNabb, j..
In chanCerY. Order entered permitting
proc: Of claim before Commissioner.
William Fl. Colts vs.. Lewis s. Jordan,
administrator, ct al. In chancery. De-
cree Of reference. .t
Alois Casanova va. Peter Kreusch. In
case. Set for trial Sept. 8, 1878.
Central Encampment Association vs.
Peabody Insurance Company. In as
sumpsit. Order entered filing statement
OF defense.
Adjourned to Saturday at 10 O'clock
Am,
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DEATH OF Dr.. T. F. CHAMBERa-Ws
are sorry TO announce the loss Of good
citizen and loving husband and father,
In the person whose name appears at the
head Of this article. DR.. Chambers was
very energetic and active business man
in his palmy days before that fearful
disase, paralysis, took possession Of his
system. In the South, where he passed
most OF his days, he was great ia
vorlte, and when the call to arms was
made he heartily embraced her cause,
and from the ranks No 4 private, rapidly
advanced to the position Of COL
onel. Fifteen years ago day before
Yesterday he WAs united In marriage to
Miss Mary B. McLain "a sister Of the
Messrs. McL1in Brothers), who, with two
daughters, Is left to mourn his demise.
The DR.. (previous 10 his removal to our
city, about three years ago) resided in
Charleston, this State, for some five years,
where, as q business man and in local
political matters, he became quite promi-
Dent, making host Of friends and but
few enemies, and here he had his first
attack Of the malady that eventually was
fatal 10 its result.
As stated above, some three years ago
he removed with his family to our city,
and taking a position with the Messrs.
McLain Brothers, discharged his duties
faithfully to the end. Four months ago
yesterday he was Frustrated with the
final stroke Of the fell destroyer and
never left hiA room Ainca
We desire 10 express our heartfelt
sympathy with the 6ereaved ones In this
the hour OF their deep distress, and trust
that BE who tempers the wind TO the
shorn lamb will make them know that
ale doeth all things we'll" They know
that their dear one was true Christian,
who died in the full assurance Of glo-
rlous resurrection. ..a..
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FoE LIVER COMPLAINT. BILIOUS HEAD.
AcHR, Sick Headache (which females are
so liable to- Jaundice or Green Sickness,
Bilious Collie and Bilious Fevers, Dropsi'
cal Swellings, Intermittent, Remittent and
CongeStive Fevers, where languor, drowsi.
ness, anxiety, aching, pains in the back,
head aud e1tremities, slight chills with
AuIhes OF heat, etc. No medicine is better
adapted to cure these complaints in oil
their various forms than
SwAYNE's TAR AND sARsAPAnTLLA Pills
Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne 4 Son,
Philadelphia, and sold at % cents a box by
oil leading druggists. In Wheeling by L0.
gan, List q Co. eodAw
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FIRE RECORD.

PITTSBURGH, July 16.-A special from
Kittanning, Pa, says: About half past
one o'clock this morning fire broke out
and owing to the delay in applying wa
ter, gained great Roadway. The follow
ing are the losses and insurance as far "a
known: J. E. Brown, dwelling, $4,000
insurance s., 900, contents saved; james
Mccullough, hardware, $4,000, stock &c..
900; E. W. Connell, hardware, 81 500, In.
surance $1,000; Anderson & Marshall
tanners, $4,000; Mcconnell & Campbell,
dry:goods, $1,000. insurance $4,000. J,
A. Gault & Co, dry goods, $4,000, in
surance 5000.
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PEABODY ISsrITurEs,-A Peabody In.
stiluts Is to be held NJ Moundsville, be-
ginning on Monday, July %, and contin.
uing throughout the week. Persons de.
string State certificates will be examined
during this session.
The Board Of Examiners have arranged
tosend printed questions 10 the Institutes
to be held during the summer, which will
be submitted to the applicants for exam.
ination under the supervision Of the con-
ductnr Of the Institute. The answers
will be written and returned TO the State
Superintendent, where they will be ex.
Amined and certificates awarded TO those
entitled to them.
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STAR planning M1I1.-The Secretary
Of State yesterday issued n certificate Of
incorporation to the Star Planning Mill
Company, for the purpose Of manuisc-
turing and dealing in every description
OF dry and green lumber, buying and
manufacturing doors, window sashes, fur;
niture, scroll and fancy woodwork, and
constructing buildings. The corporation
will do business at Warrington, Ma
rion county, and Is to expire
June Sd, 1893. Twenty-Five hundred
dollars has been subscribed to the capital
stock, OF which ten per cent has been
paid In, with the privilege OF increasing
The same 10 $4,000. The capital stock
Is divided into shares Of 500 each, which
arc held by the following citizens Of Man.
niugton and vicinity: A. N. Pfichard,
A. ". Knots, o. n. Koon. A. Prichard,
NimrOd Morgan, Joseph HOugh, james
HaWker. If.
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TRASsFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following transfers Of real estate were ad.
mitted TO record in the office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made July IS, 1878. by Catharine
Relzer, wife OF Frederick Rstzer, deceaS-
ed, to Catharine salade, for 20xl95 feet
Of lot No. 8, on the west aide Of Main
street, in the First Ward; Glove and at.
iection."
Deed made July 10, 1878, by Catharine
Retser, widow oil Frederick Retzer, 10
fronting % feel on the west tide Of Main
street, in the First Ward; Glove and al.
lection" l-t
Deed made July Is, 1873, by Cathsrine
Relzer, widow Of Frederick Rstzer, to
Edward ReIzer, for part OF lot No. 8
fronting % feet on Main street, in the
First Ward; "loye and affection"
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A PILLOW up at Pittsburgh, who Is
Too modest TO furnish US with his name,
writes couple Of iOolscap pages to tell
us that "Rumor has Il land indeed with
some ioundalionl that q local editor Of
one OF your sister papers Is about to en-
ter upon u matrimonial career with one
OF Pithburgh's fairest daughters" We
would advise the Pittsburgh man to
walk Il Of. suf '.s'..7 .rr.. q
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FoR UPWARDS OF THGR1Y YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. It corrects acidity oil the
stomach, relieves Isind collie, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhoa,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.trled remedy.
25 cents a bottle. d&w
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"THE FIRST DOSE GIvEs RELtER."-
The distressing cough, which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before de.
veloping fatal pulmonary affection. For
all throat, breast and lung disorders, Asth,
matte or Bronchial affections, Hopping
Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood Splitting,
DC, no remedy Is 50 prompt and eaectual
As DIR swayneS Compound Syrup OF Wild
Cherry"
~ have made use Of this preparation for
mAny years, and It has proved TO be very
reliable and etticaelous In the treatment OF
severe and long standing coughs. / know
Of two patients, now In com 'ortlble health,
and who but for Its use consider would
not now be living.
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LOST OR sT0LEN-A Russian Leather
Wallet containing o large sum Of mon.
ey. Bank Book, and papers OF no value
TO Rry cue but the owner. A liberal re.
ward will be paid, ard no questions
asked. If returned to
W. o. CUSHING,
81 Twelfth st.
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RHEUMATISM is one OF the diseased
which ia hard to cure, but You can find
more relief from using MeLainS' Go~t
Intent Liniment than any other outside
application 10 existence. It Ia not only
good for that, but general panaCes Tor
sprains, bruises, &c. Give il n trial aud
you will never regret II. % aud 80 cents
4 bottle.
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CouP De soLEIL.-Yesterday alter
noon 4 stranger, while in the yard in the
rear Of the Rine House, on Market
Square, was overcome by the heat and
fell in aswoon. He was carried into the
house and regained consciousness in a
few moments, and was last evening able
to return 10 his home in Ohio, back Of
Bellaire.
A case Of sunstroke which perhaps ere
this has resulted fatally Is reported from
Portland, Ohio. A young man named
Wilson, who Is studying law with Geo.
MoCleary, Esq, ut that place, was the
victim. Mr.. Wilson was assisting Mr..
McCleary in stacking wheat, when be
was overcome by the heat and fell In the
field unconscious. Last evening his con.
diLiOn was such that it was thought that
he would not survive until morning.
A German lAborer in the employ Of
Mr.. Philip Scheuhle, on the building in
course OF erection on the old Bruce prop.
erty on Market street, was Frustrated by
the heat yesterday afternoon, and assisted
10 his home. The case il not a serious
one. We did not learn the mans name.
The carpenters employed by Mr.. ]. NJ.
Brodie III making some improvements at
DR.. Wipgerter's residence. on Main street,
were obliged 10 quit work yesterday, on
account Of the intense heat.
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CONCERT To. NloHT.-A grand concert
is 10 be given at the Nail City Boat House
tonight, by Kramsr's Band. The Nail
City boys have extended no formal inyi.
tations, but desire all their friends 10 60
and hear some excellent music.
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A ROW occurred in Bowers' saloon, in
East Wheeling, about II o'clock last
night, in which three or four roughs
took ali active part. There was some
pretty solid fighting done, but none OF the
men were severely injured. The police
were looking up the rioters at midnight.
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The intense heat is beginning To seri-
ously effect business OF all kinds, and it
Is earnestly hoped that there wilt soon be
a change for the better 10 the weather.
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POLICE couRr-Judqs Cra,n,sr.

The following business was transacted
by His Honor yesterday morning:
For disordefly conduct Isaac Hender
shot was fined S., Paul Highland 81, and
Maggie Seabright S2. All paid.
Lizzie Gray was fined $50 for the lar
ceny Of dress belonging to Grace Ed
wards. In default she was committed.
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ADMINISTRATORS APPoISrED.-In the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court,
yesterday, Mr.. John FreW was qualified
a. Administrator Of the estate Of ThoI.
Brewster, deceased, and gave bond In the
sum OF 5000.
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RrquEsr.-Will the Medical Director
Of the South Branch F. G. please
furnish for the benefit OF the Sang Dig
ger, bis experience while trout fishing
among his German friends at New Hell.
ve,ia, Randolph county
Sane DTGGRR.
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MESNERoHoR PlcSIc.-The MGnner.
Choir Singing Society gave a moonlight
picnic at Neuhausen'a Garden, last night,
which was we'll attended, notwithstanding
the intense heat. Kramer furnished the
music,
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CONTEST FOR THE Fulton PRIZE Re-
voLvER.-The third contest for the prize
revolver, presented by Major Fulton TO
the Maynard Rifle Club, took place at
Woodland range yesterday afternoon.
The distances were 200 and 800 yards, Is
sbots at each range. Prof. Dwight won
the two previous contests. Mr.. Wallace
won the match yesterday by the following
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ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
hold grand picnic BY the Benevolent
Society connected with the Catholic
Church at TriadelphiA, Coekayne's or.
ehestra will furnish the music.
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JUSTICE PHILLIPs.-Fiye soiled doves
belonging to Mrs. Ships rancho hired a
bus from Thos. J. Harmon last Satur-
day, and went on "bust" out 10 Syca-
more Grove, near the Poor House. They
promised to give Tom 81 for the use Of
'his bus; but they didn't, and he brought
suit before Justice William Phillips
for the amount. The defendants
Laura Wagenknecht, Msggie Ruble,
Grace Edwards, Mollie Peters and May
Ferguson, appeared before His Honor
yesterday afternoon. and Harmon OBJ
tainetl judgment against them for the
amount Of his claim.
The case Of the State Va. Miss Christi
ma Wooster, charged with disturbance
Of the peace, was dismissed at the cost Of
the complainant, Louis Fighter.
Minnie Retter, charged with a breach
Of the peace, was required to give bond
in the sum Of 500. conditioned 10 keep
the peace for one year.
A warrant was issued for Michael
Stein, Of Fulton, on complaint Of Edward
Reeder, who alleges that Stein used abu-
sive language toward him.
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TEE Messrs. stiiel & Sons, on Ninth
street, are making considerable improve.
.nenls 10 their dyeipE establishment, by
building new addition and putting Ina
larsSr steam boiler.
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The aecond contest for the prize rife,
presented by the manufacturers OF the
Maynard rifles 10 the Maynard Club, took
place at their range last Wednesday, and
Was won by Professor Dwight by score
Of 1888 out Of a possible 225, 10 shots at
each 800, 900 and 1000 yards. The first
contest was also won by Dwight.
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MAGIC OF THE MourH.-odorfierous
Sozodont renders the mouth enchanting.
Composed oil rare antiseptie herbs, il i'm
parts whiteness 10 the teeth, delicious
Aower.like aroma 10 the breath. and pre-.
serves intact, from youth to age, the teeth,
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OBPfcR OF THE CMRB slsHAL 0VRIcIIR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., July ISL A. ",

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather, occasional rain, winds
mostly warmer from the southwest, sta
,;"nary or lower pressure.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TNHos. ]. KIsNEB, MD.
L OFFICE AND CONSULTING Rooms,
os1n MAIN ST. WHEELING w. Va,

Can be consulted on matters pertaining 10 his
profession either IN English or German.
Chronic Diseases Of tho Head, Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver. Stomach, Blood, Urinary Organs,
Nervous System, Female Complaints and all Con-
stItutional Affections treated successfully.
Cures all cales Of Piles. No detention from busl-
meas. Medicines furnished II desired. Night calls
promptly answered from the office. ie2o
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EAAo s. HERpE1N, N. III,
straustoKn, Berks county, Pa

Price:-Tral bottles, % cents; large size,
81, or six for IS, A single IS cent bottle
will oitentimes cure recent cough or cold,
and thus prevent much suffering and risk
OF life. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4
Son, Philadelphia, Sold by leading Drug.
sists. Logan, List 4 Co., Wheeling.
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BALTIMORE, July 17.-oliver P. Bald
win. IT, one Of the editors Of the Sun
died this m"fning,
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spAldlng's Glue; stickisst thing out
ready. eod&w
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TWENTY pieces Of new Pacific and
Hamilton Lawns at l2l and Is cents, just
opened BY Geo, r. Taylor & Co.
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hegntelligsneea
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1878.


Rattan Rockers-Friend & Son.
Lldies' Gold Watches-Louis Dechert.
WSgons, &c.-s. J, Elliiriil.
Thermometers-E. L. Sicoll.
Grand Free Concert.
Montana Gold Mine Shares.
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CALL soon at John Roemers, Nos. 201s
and 2o2l Main street, II you wish to save
money.
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DuRR LEAF LARD-reresl, hGrITls, hs si
R,Treis. Palls and Halt Pals, suPeIior 70 tns
Isa,ilSi "RSaDed" Lard, much q Ssi Ir y Tans
a tood. wv
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Hull,s yapor stove.

Hull'S VapOF BtoVe.
Hull's yapoF store, the new invention,
IL now exciting much attention;
The masses al declaF0 they're right,
And ny, Hull'B stove d our delight.
Hull'I yapor stove we're going 70 buy,
Discomfort, heat and dirt, good bye;
Old.tAshionOd stoves We want no more,
HulrS ItOye, Hull's stove toroVGrmore.
For sale by J. o. Payne, No. 14ls
Market street.