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HORNS P.GTEJNT SOLID BOTTOJM2GLfS
III FOUNI.aLV L.fJSfPS for Cantpkene or Chem
after, as the most perfect Lamps everinvented they
meet the appreciation and praise of all Yho use them
Try all Others but do not fail to try the best the ca
pest and above alf the Lamps that viii give the great
est III ght with the least expense. They the NEST
simple and easy TO manage and TRIM cannot eorode OF
become heated while burning, easily cleaned inside aRd
out and not affected by adraft current of air Less
than half per hour will give you splendid light


g Try one.' Manufactured wholesale and retail by j.
0. Fay, no 1876 Fulton street. {spn Bqildings,) New
York. viz Stand Lamps for Parlors with or without
Lustres; Suspending Lamps for Stores, Hotels and
Churches also Chandeliers Side Branches, &c scs,-
in any style desired, or made 10 order.


N B. Ladies', ii you wish to preserve. your eyesigh
good old age, want strong and beautiful Light to
read by, do NOT ia TO procure one oEthese Lamps
One the centre of large parlor i'll enable you to
read the finest print in the most remote corner. -


March 10, 54l-I3t '