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THE GREATEST
COOKING STOVE
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED

STATES.
Fov Goal o. Wood $4,000 in use. -Four sizss.
Nos. Q, 4, 8, 3.
RaALLA g HERS Celebrated Morning
Nm Star, Double Gwen COOKING STOVE, the
beat. the cheapest most substantial and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in The Union.
Thirteen thousand Of these Stoves are now il sue
ceseful operation.
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
" tested during the last four years. they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner. have fully
tried them with wood aud coal and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heavy and very durable, and
the design il neat aud beautiful With moderate
FIRE. this Stove will bake three ioaves o bread roast
turkey, boil two dinner pots brol beefsleak and
beat the water for washing, al at the same time
You are respectfully invited 10 call and examine
The above splendid Cooking Stove, "Gallaghev's
Morning Star"
paientees "A. j. GALLAGHER
July lsk 1856. Philadelphia
For sale only BY
e. WOODWARD a SON
Next door 10 q Woodward's old stand
Penn avenue, bet. 9th and nth sta No sls
NIB. We have also very large assortment % ne
latest and most approved patterns Of CRATES parlor
chamber dininQ-room office and store stoves Of al
.szes or wood and coal that the North can furnish
best suited 70 this market
~ Terms-CASH sep 10
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A CARn

"A IL PERSONS KNDEBl sd 10 ElR
IN are informed that their acc0nnts are adj ont
and win be presented on or about The u. instant
earnestly request that prompt and speedy settle
ment be made no further induQence can be grant
ed Ib0se who do not wish their accounts presented
can settle The same By calling on me, At Wall, Bar
nArd Cos auction store corner 0f Ninth street and
Pennsylyania avenne, where 1 hare located myself
for the settlement Of my business
nov l--e02w II. X. WALL
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viii be distributed according 10 the followin
UNRIVALLED SCHEMEl
| 600 prizes, amounting % ......... R200,00C
Whole Ticket. tlO--aalv !. sS-- Qnarters. eg 30,

900 prizes, amounting 10 . 100000
Whole Tickets. t1O--Halv :, e5- Quarters, 81 30,
PLAN or an LOTTERY.
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those On the
Ticket are placed Ia one wheel
The first $50 Prizes are placed IN another wheel
"A number d drawn from the number wheel, and
A he SAL time prize u drawn from the other
The The prize drawn is placed against he number
This operation is repeated until Az THu pRuus
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding NUM-
bers 10 thase drawing the first $50 prizes viii be EN-
titled 10 the 620 Approximation Prizes, according 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS.
Enclose the money p our address ioT the Tickets
The List 81 Drawn Narnbsrs and Prizes Win be
sent TO purchasers immediately after the drawing.
Orders COR Tickets should be sent Ia early.
Purchasers win please write their signatures plain
and give their post office, county and Staie.
asH Remember that every Prize Is draWa @na
payable IN full without deduction.
Rs% All Prizes Of &l, ,O00 and under galo lmneoiE
atey after The drawing other prizes = 'ns ''s'a '9
" All s1i' eonsSseeaslous uuS strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed Or reaewsd n other fiekets
. s5 elspss once M . not an sodd and even num-
Der ~cherne NJ Cstiacate Of Packages can be sold
7 t,r,,ers tor rlclsts can b addressed ether =
V1No.S - S SWAN A CO.
Atlanta, Georgia.
or 3 SWAN,
Scslo-Shwa Montgomery, Alabama-
4ea
II
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AUCTION SALES.
BY a. GREEN, Aactioneer.

MNNAME IEOnsc aud Lot and four buila
M INK lots a. AUCTION On Friday the I4th in.
siant shall SELL - trout of the premises At ~
o'clock, n M., west part Of Lot No 2 ii square No
sgg, having 'front.' of l6 feet On south K' between
llth and 18Th streets east running back about 81
feet, with side alley with the improvements which
are . good Frame House. &c Ae
Also the balance o. said Lot No q whleh win bo
uubdgded la lots 70 suit purchasers a. Rne building
lots.
Also all of Lot No. le In same square. having
mont on 18th street eaai between / and strsets
SOUTH having fr0nt Of AT feet BY VI feet deep which
viii be divided and sold in l0ts 10 suit purchasers
This property IA near the Navy Yard aud near the
residence of Mrs. SpiceF's
Terms 0ne-lhird caah balance Ii 8. II. 1e ana
"a mouths for notes bearing interest from day Qf
sale.
deed given. and deed 81 trust taken.
nov i'd aRrrN A,,c,,e,..-
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND sOHEME.

l,ll0 prizes. ..... .30, 900 tickets.
Whole tickets, $50 Halves $40; Quarters as.
All orders addressed 10 r. II. HUBBARD Il Co,
Baltimore, Md, will be promptly and faithfully H.ed
the official drawing forwarded 70 all who order tick
cts. oct 27--d&wtd
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An WADAmEDU JAZZ, PROFESSOR OF.

NW ADAWE DU fALx, PROFESSOR or
I'VE A@trninky hd Phranpo@y, continues 10.
practice tha above Aeience. She i prepared 70 an
Dnvai a alaa .s1e ladies' Botanical Physician. AS
actsd SOD saisctvc females will DO well n Try her
Rkiil h-sfp0mponnds ers from herbs. gaihereAunder
o. .4sr0nR lnnunncs ~ tho Planets which rude thenn
ssame nurall i late from Europe, where her prac-
hronah TIE United States and her stay win now be
vaKy abort An WaahinRton.
kesdence, No. $40 Eighth street. between l. aud
streets oct o--8mo
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
\. FRANCE ! co., AIanagers.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER,
1856.
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DNNTAL SURGERY.
~ WILLIAM A. FRANKLIN. hav-
m~ ing returned 70 fhe city viii be aannmxm@@m
rons a. his roomas No a4s, Pennsvl- " I n
vania nyarue. and perform such aervfne
A. they 1ay require tn his line "a business
Terms very moderate, and "A operations warranted
~ prove Sans'aehoty. sep 2-oodif1y
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in proportion.
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AoAss'l w A@8~op w WIS, "
Certificate Of apackagsOf2o whoIes .sI4s 90.
Do do rs halves ,...... "a 00
Be Be sSo ss e sssssss' sSisiss', is s sS g
In the above scheme formed by the ternary com
bnation of 75 numbers, making 67 625 tickets and
the drawing Of ~ ballots there win be 220 prizes.
each having three Of the drawn numbers on ID I56,
each having two. OF them on S9,7ll, each having
one only Of them on M
To determine the fate Of these prizes. 7s numbers.
from 10 rs inclusive, will be severally placed in q
wheel on the day OF the drawing, and I2 of them
drawn out at random and that ticket having for its
combination the lst Cd and Sd drawn numbers viii
be entitled TO the capital prize OF $50 2Sb.
That ticket with the 7th, sth and sth drawn, to
That ticket with the 10Th, ian and 1ath drawn,
That ticket with the 3d. 4th and th drawn to $4,000.
That ticket With the 6th, 9th and zth drawn, to
That ticket with the OH, 7th and sth drawn, to
$4,000
That ticket with the sth, 9th and 10th drawn, to
900.
And SO on according to the above scheme.
All other tickets (1s9) with three Of the drawn
each $3.50,
Those as tickets with the lst and "a drawn, each
$500.
Those ea tickets with the Sd and 4th drawn, each
5000. III
Those 90 tickets with the 9th and 9Th drawn, each
$lOO.k \.
Those So tickets with the 9TH and sth drawn, eash
500.
All other tickets (s,oO0,) with two Of the drawn,
each $50.
Anshose tickets (28,4ss,) with one Of the drawn,
each So
fsy- No ticket which shall have drawn prize Of
superior denomination can DO entitled to an inie-
riOr prize.
We have much pleasure In directing the attention
of our patrons aud friends 10 the above most liberal
scheme-a prize in which would secure an indepen-
dence to the fortunate possessor II win be drawn
upon the combination system there being Twelve
Drawn Ballots in each package Of tw@hty-ve tckets
Address orders for Tickets 10
III I'll. HUBBARD a Co.
Office 80 Fayette street Box 40
oct 27--d&w Baltimore, MARYLAND
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MONUMENT 70 FIREMEE.--0n Monday next the
Ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of the monu-
ment IN honor Of the 6remen who were killed at
the conhagfation In November 1865, win take
place in Alexandra. The Marshal, VIM. III
FoWle Esq, has appointed his aida, and asks an
early report from al military and civic associations
who intend to unite in the imposing ceremoniesof
thee
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PERHAMs CoEoKnT-~Who il going 10 Perham's
to nigbt2 Itis none Of our businessl Well, you
needn't get crusty about ID We only advise you
70 70 early, that's all
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

lst and I'd numbers $500
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, November Q9,
1856.
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FIRR.-The alarm OF hfc, last night was caused
by the burning Of q por,ioD of Baldwins steam
factory, on the corner Of Indiana avenue and
Third street. and nearkhe City Hall F0rtnnaselv.
the Gre was discovered ore much progress wes
made ID the work 81 destruction, and by the
prompt exsrtions Of the citzens Of the neighhor.
hood extinguished Or keptunder until The arrival
Of our fremen utterly annihilated IL The damage
Il triHng.
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SPLENDID A. C0MMODTOUs ROOMS.
WITH CHEAP BOARDING.
~ NJ ~ pITOI uIl

y 9 AAWtkso WuhtW NAG mo- tWUGkkNF EUNM~
M ton for summer In the city, having large airy,
and eommodiOus rooms, not near any other bnHlo-
ing or obstruction, and being near next 10 and nors
ofshe east square Of the Capitol Park ID rendersm
perfectly heathfu By the absorption Of malaria W.
The foliage and Aowers over and through which th@
southwestern hreexes - prevalent ~ this seaaow
pass Mosquitoes rem Wkabiy scarce. Board "a goOal
as any.
No. 500, First stree east between A and b nora.
July g.
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MINNESOTA MARBLE--A A specimen Of marble
from this rising Territory having been ahown TO
Capt M. 0. Meigs, Superintendent Of the Capitol
extension, by che Hon. Mr. Rice, Delegate from
the Territory Che former was 50 pleased with it
Paul. for block The block win Be cut up into
slabs ior mantel piece In one of the rooms Of the
extension, The lands IN Minnesota on which Il Is
quarried belong 70 Messrs. Becker, Bannine, and
others.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-12

NATIoEAL THEATRK.-The pyne aud Harrison
Opera Troupe presents tonight the opera OF Mar
itana. Crowded houses welcome and reward their
unsurpassed efForta
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RICH ScHEME.

RICH SCHEME.
lIPrizs Of. $ss,2sl Prizes Of 49,. $4,000
DO ...... 10000 8 do ...... 1000
do 1880. 10000 l98 do 1900. $50
6prlzes off,. 1000 68 do (lst a 2d) 500
Tickets elOHalves S6-Q Quarters S2 30.
Certificate Of package 25 wholes, Sl4s-shares IN
proportion.
All orders for tickets in the above magnificent
lotteries will meet with prompt attention. and the
printed official drawing forwarded to all who order
tickets
Address Il. III. HUBBARD a CO.
Agents for the Managers
oc2z d&w Baltimore MARYLAND
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GRAND CONsoLIDATED LorrERY-

Glass 81,
10 be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, November Is
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SAMUEL SWAN y co., Managers.
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qa~.~
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Indncaments 40 CInha.

$3.50 prizes, amounting gto.............e e204, 900
Whole Tickets $lO-H Halves So Quarters 81 90.
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PRIZES AMOUNTING TO s382,5OOl

R. FRANCE \ CO., MANAGERS.
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REMEMBER
THERE Is no BETTER PLACE TO BUY CHEAP GOODS THAN AT
HALL
GREAT CHEAP CASH STORE.

AyENG New work ana ph,laaeaph
EM aud elegant ~ New
rabe style, prepared ami determined . sells al
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Glass Ss.

Uerlihcate q package % wholos, &lss-shares
proportion.
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APPRONIMATION PRIZFs.

The two preceding and the two succeeding nun
bers 10 thase drawing the first $50 prizes viii be q
titled 70 the 620 Approximation Prizes, according
the scheme. e ~ k.
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NV YORK RETAM PRIoEs.

And cheaper than
styles and descriptions
and quality Of our stock cannot be surpassed. "
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Glass P
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
70 IL drawn gatnrdaw Navan.t,.,. 0osh 4, psl4g
Tickets, slO-HAlvss, - Quarters, " Eighshu

2, ,8l4 priaos, amounting To-. ..............
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Nem Publications
NJ BEAUvALLET's AMUSING BOOK.
RACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.

EXTRACT FROM THE PREFACE.
am delighted finally ard a,ove al 70 have come back 70
fcod City Of Paris for may well sk and &C, II there
were only Paris dsd ers r Be place bs: Psri
OPINION
There CT frishtful yelovsh vehicle in
which alo.; BY force and made
dollar sseh he taken rom The dock Of the Pacific Bo
srsstsbout ster- But vh, you expect there 10
TART in this model country; and had pleased the co.ehan
to ssk double triple, must have paid It, Charming
specmen Of American Life ~
FIRST NIGHTS ExrLsIEycE.
"IHsh,ed my candle and rercsived my my legs
my breast whole army Of large reddish ekt with
tailor kind Of insect fer which
And these all: millions OF musketoes of q.
sorts join the onset and devou with unequ.ed rage
feel that taking leave Of act al
AID leap of this thiety populated bed
take refuge huge trunk, which far from feeling
comfortable"
CURIOUS NOISE
Suddenly strange Bne1pee ed noise the Of
the sctorl"
"oDe would rag rish,fu ha1 thai
tie rain fuIouy beating against all the windows Of the
house."
Nothing Of the lind The noi.e produced merely BY
copies Of les Horace into Ens.h and
all the spectator turning the leaf tosethsr"
NohiI be comics than 10 hear this sudden
lirs just In the middle Of Pssssse."
Nothing be dveriDg the perfect concert which
all these papers are rustled."
Msdemo,ee Rachel does thini this re,y drtrsi.s
sAcHEL's RECEPTION.
Rachel In America This To something incredible
splendid wonderful wss TO idea, epoch that ought
to have evoutloDised the whole continent
Rachel in America. Why the Indian tribes hoad have
talked II over In their savage foretts'"
And instead of that they receive her as they have
received ten twenty other actresses"
he NAKEs DISCOVERY.
One thing positive, and we all perceived that night
tragedy the least the world the taste
deal too serious great deal too sgsersl and
all 6eA too cold for them AT night Il they
shut themselves mp theaie they ssy pleasant
ces whch divert them little and make them o,ge the sbors
Of the dsypsptommes comic songs equestrian scenes eats
strength pretty dances and pretty danseu'e" especially
they ssk for nothing more"
Beausset sbes fyps visit to Boston and Phlsdelphir
and ves HE opinions Cities and Institutions while
ing hroush the Of 40 e houfhs
everything VERY CLEARLY and states his views in most
INGENIOUS MASkEK."
Price 81 For sale everywhere.
DIX, EDWARDS Co., No. 3a Broadway
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Cneiers forpedos Rockets and Roman 0AS
Private Exhibitions from e5 % ID
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T IFE ILLUSTRATED for TODAY contains:

7 1FE ILLUSTRATED for TO-DAY contains:
IL The Biz in Japan; DSsns and Doing; wnlO~ Whsle.
letter. from the Country Streets. Can Flesh
Blood Endure ~ May Lakes Mob Grosg.re. Western State
Aiming oh're' sun neri Fever and Agu- Letter from
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Get;bs up IN The Morning. Esslesvcea School Literary
Notices. Busne" World Notes and ozeres; Little First,
but Great At Last Mormon Ensr.n;s Glnp.es Of Iowa
with craving Recipe for nns Novel; rhsodor. Psrtess
R.hsion; PIntu ofee Rules; Femals Physicians; ST.
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THE OLD VICARAGE.
by MRS. HuBBAcK, Author Of " Wife's Sister"
Vol, limo, so pases-*i IS.
THE Old Vcsr.ss regard work Of great power and
interest" tLondon Atheneum.
place this tale in the highest rank Of deeply instructive
90 well a. Accordingly interesting 6etiona" John Bull
THE WIFE'S TRIALS.
IS the author Of THE Jssloas Wife"
lvo Octave. PsJer. Price 50 Uniform with Miss
Pardoe's Works
and sbounds In life and
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CIREwORKS.-A general ..so,Imeo. .,,, u pan
naee-sred Sikk sipEAU 4 LOCKWOOD,
y w ~ WNhoS,MN
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CpIRITUAL TELEGRAPH-The organ Of COM
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DUssEID ORF GALLERY, No. 497 BrosdWay,
.opt.ips 80 Of the 6nest PAINTINGS put spoa ar
ss,,,or oar DAY nd EvENiN6 Adnttsnes q ssn'a
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WAf VAkiEI TIES, No. az Brosdwsy above 6rsaS6
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EIREwORKS-NEw- YORR LABORATORY,
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Their stosh comprise, su,ons other s-sseles,
No l. CRACKERS, EXTRA SIZE do, rORPEDOEA
ROMAN CANDLES, Plain and Co.or~i.
ROCKETS. ron | or 20 n PLAN and Colored-
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Exhihitiops furnished 81 SHIRT notice
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ILEADING ARTICLES.
u..PROM KANSAS: Progress Of the Civil War; Peril
Saver. HsS Needed the Free
Settlers; Osswsttsmie Destroyed; Ro0bsaes By
the Border Rufhans
IH..yIEWS OF JUDGE NLEAN
V,.FROM WASHINGTON The WILSON and Brooks
ChsIlerg.-A Correction
vosE ", WEES yE,:::.a ,na AI ssoA N'''
vI.LIBERIA
vu..THE CALIFORNIA MAILS: Arrival of the Geors.
Law; s2lco, 600 in Gold; ASA s.nation OF al Eai
TOT, Great Public Excitement Proceeding, Of the
Vigilance Committee.
VIII OREGON: The Volunteers Disbanding.
X.FEARFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION
xTO THE CITIZENS OF NEW-YoRK
XITHE LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH: Wash
nrtoL Items; Position OF GOV Reeder; Gov
Reeder In Boston; Republican Meeting al Easton,
Pa Mr.. Buchanan Notified Of bis Nomination By
the COMMITTEES Of the Cincinnati Convention Penn
sykanis Politics; Shpwfeek-seventytwo Lives
Los; Destruction Of The Steamer M.sno IA; Aid
for Kansss; Repu olican Meeting st Csrboadile
XII xXXIvrH CONGRESS-FIRsr SESSION; OonSs In
the Senate and House of Representatives.
XrIT.TBE PEOPLES CONVENTION.
Mv..LITTLE DoRRIT: In Two B0Ot'-By Charles
xv.INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs IN FLORIDA
vI..NoRrH AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION
XvII..CITY ITEMS: The Alleged tioocI s~ind's-C9n
GTsnss's Concert; James Casey. the California
Murderer; Infamous Outrage upon ChIdren-An
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XVIII MIsCHLLANHOUS: Later from Venezuela and Porto
Rico; Prom Bayti; Death Of Nh. sharien; New
Ham pshrs; Masonic Fustiyes frcu Prejudice
XIX. CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XX..MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XI..WHALERS.
XIII COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Reports OF tbs
Stock, Money. Cotton, Drain; and oths' MaIns"'
specially reported for The Tribune
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DRADY's GALLERY,
~ No. $50 Broadway.
THE AMBROTYPE
Some members Of the daguerrean fraternity have refesented
the and best improvement In the a-n
M worthy OF public confidence As representations pro-
eesd who deb.rsd by the provisions OF the pa
tent from Ambotype they not worthy Of CON
sideration BRADY the ntr oduceI OF the AhbRoTftS
In NewYork found in them combination Of rare qualities
never by any other style Of pictures
Three months have suced demons,te their superiority
and the great demand for them his Gallery interpres the
he GlassP ictureen
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From The C.yuss Chief
OUR GOD! isn't it picture to hush every
~ cheek with shame, that noble man, aef w9,tiat
tia l.sh Of slavery for forty year, should plead from
mace 10 place for morey bay bis wife and children rs
on Be cursed which sustsn' such a. h''u'ioH "
Slavery" r,.r.c
THE KIDNAPPED AND THE RASsOAEp:
THE
Personal REcoLLEcrioNs OF
PETER STILL AID HIS WIFE VIVA,
Afer Forty Years Of Slavery.
By Mira KArr l.. r. PfckAnp a,
With an Introduction Rev. samuel J. May snd or
oxrarsacal Sketch Of Seth Coneklin, BY william d.
Fufness, ID u. -
The foregoing 10 true narrative OF actual evenm Hat
ever Of romance Il the romance Of real HE IL ex
hbits he wes the kdnapPer N lurx his ves
nom Tie he!r long and patient VI ne
heavy yeke CT Saver. the everything hope o. ieseo. ,S
tersteut which he made after bis os1 ransom %
SI. ne purchase the freedom OF his wife
three children the resy sympathy OF those who sesd na
affecting appeal. and the cheering ssees" WHICH IH~S
crowned his efforts n,n,
MILLER ORION D. MULLlGAN. Puhishen
No Is Park row New York No lG7 G-nes-est Aaeurn
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DREEDEBS of MULES-For SALE or EN-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-18

T,HE MARBLE WORKERS MANUAL
IL DESIGNED Fon TIE Use or ou,,r,e -.
MARBLE WORKERS, BUILDERS and OWNERS OF
HOUSES.
Containing Practical Information respec Marbles IN gene
raj; their CUTTING, Working and Polshins senesnns Of
Marble Painting upon ard ColoriDs OF Msrbies Aosacs
Comrosition and ice Of ARTIFICIAL hhoe, Stueeo'' "
ments, Recipes, Secrets, &c. ,
Translated FRoN THE FRENCH,
By M. L. BOOTH. -
With an Account of the Quarres Marbles and Marble Work
ers Of the United States.
Vol lsmo. Price One Dollar.
Tbs book 10 ipttn alone for Marble Workers arc
Raider, but TO give useful and important Information
ps Marbles for utility convenience and ornasn IN all TIE
vslts OF ordinary private life Such Chimney Pieces IT.
be, s.usIy Vases Tombs and Funeral Monuments. Panel
Inc more decorated with Stone snt Marbles
ard eyen Fountains Flag and Frontnss for the
ou,des of Budngs Counte Slabs and fixtures for int
rior, &c. Divided Into Five Parts: So
TIE r treats Of Marbles general Of their qualities beau
ties and defects - a., ,s
The Ilsp tests Of the U Cutting and Polishing Of the diff
f,r.pt Marbles vhich in commerce. q,
The IGp describes the processes DESIGNED to facilitate and
perf.c the labor Of the wor kman. Co., A.
The IyrH PARr 10 devoted to plated Marbles sueeos NO
sa and the hole being the praet cal expo
,i.res Of The moot skillful Marble Woikers
The WIN PARr comprises New Processes Secrets Recipes
an Esay on Manufacture Of Toy Marbles and various other
matters pertaining TO the art r L.
ArrrnpIx-Gvirx a history and dessrptioa OF Ainencan
Marbles Oparres, kc- .--, 49,
UIrsTRATLp WITH MAP OF ARrisks TOOLS
'' No lis NsssAu-s.., New York