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| "a REW PATENT SAFETY Gas Limp,
| FOR BURNING PHOSGENE GAS, is cOnGd, nty
Iieved TO be superior to any other now in use.I $
light is pr8duced ny the burn;ngOf BniOriH Gas,
which rush s, in beautiful jets, out Of small p.TfTa.


i0ns in Piatlna. t' construction is such that while
exceedingly beautiful, both in appearance and per
furmance, all possibility of accident from its ase is
| entirely removed The mater ials and workmanship
oft, make its great simplicity 10 keep it in ur
dr and though its lightis the most brilliant and iu
mhaling, yet soft still il lIle if not hess
than any other artiS ial kind
II requires cleaning trimming, nor any glass,
as do the Solar, Oil a Camphiae Lamps, and buTns
equally well either with or without a shade, or glass,
and entirely free from any smnks 0dnr.


Ia is Admirably adapted TO all places where light 10
required.


'The opinion of the scientific may he learned from
the fact that the American Institute awarded these
Lamps the First Premium on La0ps, al their last an
nuat Fair.


The curious, as well the lovers of economy and
convenience, invited to examine these Lamps ff
thpms, Ives.


Phcsgene Gas Bnrning Fluid, CaDphine and pine
Oil OF the best quail y, supplied regularly al any pass
of The city.


je24-eotf q. WEST, No. IS Sharp street.