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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
The Democrat OH stilts.

Our caution last week to look out for
Roorbacks in the Democrat it appears was
not without reason, as that sheet is pretty
well filed with Peter wilkins stories of
the Lives, Adventures, Hairbreadth Es-
capes, and Perilous Worm Fence Disasters
of the Democratic party in general and DIR.
county ticket in particular, interspersed
with sundry facts that are not facts,
which would have added considerably to
the credit of Baron Munchausen had they
been incorporated into his renowned histo-
ry.
DR. Charles Bower, we learn from that
Yeritable sheet, alleges he is not in favor
of appropriating money to the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad or any other corporation,
In fact we gather from it that the Dr. is
not in favor of anything at all except his
own election. He is held up as the oppo-
ment of the Pennsylvania Railroad and Ca
nal Company, while Mr. Purcell is declared
to be Its friend Now, if this is true, we
commend it to the supervisor, collectors,
cargo inspectors, locktenders, and fat hands
Of this division, ninety-nine out of hun
dred Of whom were so late as last week
knorn to be the warm political friends of
DR.. Bower, for, according to that paper,
they are supporting man who will turn
them out of office by putting down their
employer. The climax however of the
Democrats ground and lofty tumbling is
the following:
8" DR.. Charles Bower is with and for the
peeple-opposedt to all the plundering schemes
supported last winter by PARCEL"
The ptuadering scheme mere spoken Of
is the sale of the Main Line, an act which
will reduce the State Tax next year one
sixth, and in few years more one-haIf.
1t is truly "plundering" scheme, but un-
like the Sunbury, viii plumber into the
pockets of the taxpayers instead of the
state robbers. 1t is not however worth
while to follow the Democrats wild eulo-
gies of DIR. B., and we viii therefore put
upon record the following assertions:
lst Charles Bower received a letter ma
king inquiries as to his course, opened it
IL The Aewton Hamilton post office in the
presence ct Esq Morrison ,nd several 9TH
erss ana GOT into bit of rage at people
ending him "such questions" If that
letter was not what we have charged it to
be, let the fact be made known what aues-
nons were propounded?
"a We can prove that A. A. Banks did
assert that DIR. Bower refused to pledge
hlInse1 10 any course Of conduct.
Sd. We assert again that DR. Bowers
intention was to remove to Harrisburg in
case of his election, and thus cease to be
citizen of this county and if he has al
tered that intention, it has been since he
was charged with it.
Against the remainder of our ticket the
Democrat lets loose sundry puffs of wind
entirely harmless Thus Mr. Guthrie is
charged with not having supported Gen
Irwin as an independeat candidate in 1851
which if he did not is certainly no politi-
cal sin, as the very fact of his being an
independent candidate laid aside party OBJ
legations. But if this is any objection to
Mr.. Guthrie, how can the Democrat sup
port its candidate for Sheriff, who broke
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
Notices of New Advertisements.

Oliver township will be offered at public sale
on the 2lst October, by Michael AultZ and SON.
A p. Harvey offers his dwelling and smith shop situate
a I4ocke'S Milis al private sale.
R0thrOck will sell at public sale on the 10th OF
October farm stock agricultural implements furniture &C.
The store stand and dwelling OF r. NJ hinsoe in Reeds
Ville are offered at private sale.
The winter session Of the kshacoQulas seminary VIII
open on the 5th DAY Of November.
Agricultural Society publish the list OF premiums to
be offered al annual exhibition and fair.
James H. Mckee Co. have purchased the stock and tx
fures of the bee Hive Store.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
sg-We would once more call the atten-

DWe would once more call the atten-
ton of all who are casting their eyes west
ward, to the liberal inducements held out
by the Illinois Central Railroad Company
for the settlement of their lands by actual
settlers. The soil, climate, markets, and
terms are the most desirable kind. and offer
to men Of moderate means who seek a
home IN the west, much stronger induce
ments than can be found in any other local
ity.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
TRIBUNE OFFlCE,
AItnnna- Sent. % 1851

AlSoOnas Oepk -, 4cod
Hon. THos FoRD-lSir In the Philadel-
phia Daily News of yesterday, we notice a
communication over the signature Of Ii. Buch-
er Swoope, charging us on your authority with
receiving. from or through you S425, from
the Republican Party, during the last cam
paign. The said charge is supported by an
affidavit of one DIR. W. W. Woodward, who
says under oath. that he received from you ia
psrson, the list of papers said to be subsidized
by or through you, among which the name
of our paper The Altoona Tribune, appears.
viii you please to let Us know as soon as
practicable, whether you are the author of the
list in question whether you ever paid to US
any money during the Fremont campaign, or
whether you paid money to any other person
or persons, and if so, trhat amount and to
,Chon An carly compliance with the above
request will confer favor upon
Yours respectfully,
M'CRUM & ALLISON,
Editsrs Altoona Tribune"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
THE PEOPLES TICKET.

Assembly,
JOHN PURCELL, Esq, of n Hamilton
Sheriff,
WI. MORRISON, of Union township
Register and Recorder,
GEORGE GUTHRIE, of Armagh.
Treasurer,
SAMUEL BARR, Of Lewistown.
Commissioner,
VIM. CREIGHTON, of Derry.
Auditor,
JOHN @. ADAMS, of Decatur.
Director of Poor,
thorough Dstriet,)
JOHN CUBBISON, of Lewistown.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
A. 2. DLYNYER,
JNO. HAMILTON,
L. HOOVER.
a farewell poem from the Jacks Greek
Congregation was also read:

congregation was also read:
Farewell, onr faithful pastor,
A last, a sad farewell:
IL ills our hearts with sadness,
Our grief We cannot tell.
Our eyes are dim with weeping.
To think that we must part
From you. our much-ioved pastor,
II almost breaks our heart.
You've fed us At the fountain
Whence r1ows the Savi1r's love
And led our souls ~ heaven,
That glorious world above:
Where. free from pain and sorrow.
Vel meet tI part no more:
o, there we'll dwell forever,
On Canaan happy shore.
Then go. our mueh-loved pastor,
Go to the chosen spot,
Where thirsty souls are painting
Where God has cast thy lot.
Our prayers for thee shall ever
Ascend To Him above
We ask thee, Lord. In mercy,
To shield him with thy love.
o! comfort and protect him,
While labOrin= there IN love,
Then take his spirit to thee.
To dwell in heaven above.
Then take this our last tribute.
" Our grief Wr cannot tell"
May God In mercy bless thee.
Our pastor deas, farewell
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

FARMERS HIGH SCHooL-The Presi-
dent of the Board of the Trustees has APP
pointed A. Harshbarger and Robert Camp
bell, Esqrs., as committee for this county
TO solicit subscriptions towards raising s25,-
900, the amount required to entitle the in
stitution to a like sum appropriated by the
Legislature.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

HWhere parties are unknown to US rule for aiver-
tisng s TO REQUIRE payment in advance, guarantee
from persons. 1t IS therefore useless for all such
advertisements offering to pay at the end OF
three OF six months. Where advertisements accom-
panied with money, whether one, ten dollars
we viii give the advertiser the fun benefit of cash rates.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

Posi- OFFIcE.-J. Stewart McEwen, one
of the editors of the Press, has been ap-
pointed clerk in the post office, post
which we think he viii fill satisfactorily to
the public.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

na- Thomas Stroup, Esq, has been ap
pointed Postmaster at Reedsyille, Miflir
county, in place of r. L. Parker, resigned
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

Beg-We witnessed the operation of a
machine yesterday for expressing the juice
of the Chinese sugar cane which, with the
proper power applied, would do as much
work as most farmers and others would
need who design following the raising OF
cane, in case its cultivation proves success
full 1t is the invention of NJ. VI. Faxon
of the M'Veytown Foundry, thoroughly
presses the cane, is light and of course
portable, and could be manufactured at a
small expense.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

nASince campmeeting closed number
of meetings have been held in the Mesho-
dist Church, and quite feeling got up
among many who begin to see the evil of
their ways and the transitory nature of all
earthly things. Mf. Ross we hope will
succeed in his unwearying efforts to incul-
cate the virgin truths of religion into the
hearts of even more than he anticipates,
and awaken many others to the Importance
of turning their thoughts to that world
beyond the grave where all must eternally
abide for veal or woe
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

STAND with secure run of custom varying
from $1,000 to $4,000 per annum. The
store stand is situate at the confluence of sew
eral roads, and all the trade from the Great
Valley as well as Stone Valley in Hunting
don county, and Centre county, passes the
door. 1t is therefore a most desirable stand
for gathering marketing of all descriptions,
any quantity of which can be obtained.
For further. inf ,rmation, inquire of or ad-
dress R. NJ KINSL0E,
ocl-3m Reedsville Mifiiin co., Pa.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday, October l, 1857.
American Republican Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR:
DAVID WILMOT, of Bradford county.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS:
WILLIAM MILLWARD, of Philadelphia
FOR SUPREME JUDGES:
JOSEPH j. LEWIS, of Chester county.
JAMES VEECH, Of Fayette county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

TIE TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-Such of
our readers as looked for an account of the
teachers institute subsequent to our former
report, were probably somewhat disappoint-
ed last week Having understood that an
official report would be furnished, no mea-
sures were taken to procure even synop-
sis, and we were thus compelled to go to
press without even an allusion to the pro-
ceedings. As we will not lumber our col
umns with stale news, We can simply add
that Mr. Dean of Blair county, Mr.. Allen,
Mr. Hickok, Mr. Hawn, and probably some
others spoke on several occasions. The
institute closed on Saturday morning
So soon as the character Of the intellectual
treat afforded was properly understood by
our citizens, ii was attended by unusually
large audiences, who nightly expressed
themselves more and more gratifed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

aaa- Governor Wilmot arrived in town on
Friday, according to previous announce
ment, and addressed the citizens of Miffiin
county in the Town Hall in the afternoon,
with far clearer exposition of national
al affairs than had been listened to for a
long time Although the hall was com
pletely filed, we could have wished, as was
remarked by an Intelligent MECHANIC, that
every farmer, laboring man and mechanic
in Mif1in county could have heard his
mastery exposition Of the evils of slavery
in territory professedly consecrated to the
use of freemen and free labor, but which
is now opened to system both immoral
and degrading His remarks on this and
other subjects were delivered at length.
and listened to with marked attention.
During his stay he was called upon by
many of our citizens, all Of whom express
sed themselves pleased with the appear
ance, manners, and open qualities of the
sterling old American Republican Demo-
crat.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01
STORE STAND & DWELLING
G20~ 5a

V19N 5auoa
FNHE undersigned offers for sale two lots of
H. ground, situate in Reedsville, Mifflin CO.,
on the turnpike leading from Lewistown to
AwxA Bellefonte, on which are erected a
60. large two story Dwelling. with Car
tssss u riage House, Stable, and all other
Es3 necessary out houses, and STORE
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-01

nA-On Monday last the Commissioners
of Adams county, in this State, paid a visit
to our town for the purpose of examining
our court house, and after a thorough view
concluded that it was neat, substantial
and economical structure, and determined
to adopt its plan in the erection of one for
that county.
Beg-W Lloyd Brown, son of j., in jump
ing from wagon few days since fell
down and dislocated his hip. He is about
again however with four legs, two wooden
and two natural
Eg~The Public Schools of this borough
open to-day for the regular session of six
months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
A0Po0TAuT CMAN0E0s
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
'.e4D o4'o..
r AILROAD.

Completed 10 Ctncinn0ty-- Through 9th out
change Of carr Only enc change
Of cors 10 LoUjsctlLs- One
change to Cleveland.
lnAEt 10 Wheeling, and tvO less changes Of Cara
" and baggags and 90 milss nearer to all East
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, essyytsS
fAs U. $. Mail ssd Adems Espvsn.
o. and after "Wednesday, July list, trsins viii
US. Nall Train--Lsayss ONCE, corner lth and
ohsstsss, q 1899 .. n. Leaves East 81. Losis
Depot - 1850.
Hsprsss Tssas--Lsa vsv once, corssr Of 9Th ana
Chss.est, q n Leaves Eass st. LssisD Depot
n ssdss ~ .sss /. .edss. the travelling pub
No, Saturday Afternoon Train has been Put
sp, Aad trains will ran ~ above every day sxssp,
UNE SUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 p. N.
N. N.-All trains make dirsel sa6 esrisam con-
| seefises ~ C.seisnan With ~ Eastern Mail and
Express Grains, thur formini the sAsst1 sssekssi
| sad ssiy Broad 0ssss Route 20 New York, bssten,
sssgh, Hhseiiag, CisveIapd, BaGalo, s1A all
bassssg Nties.
Al:., Chicago, and all poiph Or " Iui.aas Cen
| tral X. =. f3Ts
ssLY ONE csAxos ., Cam 70 AGneloo.
rsilruad routes, fssn 04seinsssi. vh :NIsw iorL
Z kre, .. Cess ,14ssasyivsnis esssrsf, AID
ThpoUh pnSeo1pe 1beuld avatl etAenADlvss Of
tAis most sslia1y1 .rooes between sAS nDst and
| the wssl = IL - ssiasnal fscalitiss 1sing
| s.pssiof ruaa. 81 O. ely Drsa4 AsA1s hsad in
the West.
Passenger for pssAAas, Dlosninsssa, Lasal4.
keck Lsissl, BasDiaClea. 1sesta, DunisitA, "a
lsna, Pssys ts.a oo461D = osA1Oval With The
niiaois a1assI .. isvshs asev, ra.sa points
p.ssssvss. =. IaA.ses - ol.sta .....s. ).
o1AA uisb Ne Chlpel Saasb. ThsuaeA 4ren d.
lssis ~ sally - 1ngs " sass. -
Thrs1gA SaegaeA ehsks giysA IL ~ dlty, asd
THROUGH TICKETS
Ca - procured ct she ol)6ssy Me-, 1eanl -,
corner ef 9TH aad ChsstnA &rssts, unAer ~
Kiaasssss hesss, aad u n \. = Lsvse, sesnsr II
vinsotrsol.
0Dosh oAsss are sxsst1S %. tAs ssssss-shs
Saly places 70 obtain rsiiAbl ) infornaiioa.
W. II. CLEMRNT, Deal Supt.
ISAAC WYAAN, DEAL Western Art.
OMnibssss will sAllfes paasagsrs ~ tageASs
IN ~ part Of the city, b laaving tAsis slAxs -
either " The sess. Gall rsssaarly st sAs Hotels.
VITA .st 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

A Coon DsH.-Ths editor Of - EAsesfn
paper nakes thsilling appeal V biz sub
ssribsrs 70 s'fosk ever" which Ne might i'm
isats, II Il wosld - ssy good. HE logic l.
irresistible ard vs commend Il 70 the ssnsid-
GRAFTON OF sash Of oar rssAssS a. may sws-
pscs thss Il he's any bearing upon their sass.
He says thaa divers Of his creditors want no.
nsy, and that there - enough due Min V
msstAis indsbtsAnsss. But the saousss de-
him are IN snsll sums, and viii not pay ~
expense Of duaniag. HI winds up thss: n
owe Ephrsin 6kindint $500. No one naa
owss ns-160O whish ean Offset, bat two
hundred Subscribers owe me q, so each, and
they must meet this demand. SkinHint 10
memorable, and an bound 70 BE-. Prpsys
to b. sxsd P'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
Hot Air premium
CMOk stoves.

vTrR have nsvs, met With PrsmteA esev 80
gave such asivsrsai sssisfastio, e ~ oss ~
which se here Gall attention. 10 issinss tH.
cooking and heating u. ..sensi's a.. a s.;.na;os
dovn shs from, of IL evsn, bAkss perfectly ane
s.ononi... sr..ly iii q sa ~.
ssrn' TIE sssasy, unity and ehsspnss. % u. III
nav stoyv cannot fail to AZ the ATTENTION VI si
may s1ss'ns 'As coNsrocK BRO.
n Main-ot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
TNROU0H TICWTS
SoI1aple r. RanlKiM.

DsoAers ana RsaI Estate OeaaeSss
o. on second ssrsst, between Main aaA JsAasss,
WILL give special stesasloa 70, and sjss thsis
" ssrvtessis che pssshase aad sals e 1salsaats
80 6ieeks, lnvsssnAnt AZ AOaey, CoIlssting 81
Dsbss ed Rsnts. Paying Tsxss, asa isgit-
tnses Aesinsss u gen~ral brokerage And real ~
tsss Assissss. in Bosthsrn lows Aissouri
ool " estegn lilinois. Dshlld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

kOB WWVOs
rSoR eonvsu,euce and utility this Stove 10 unssr.
L passed. Il has . large Are door, open top .ea
froni-beau.iful in dssigs, we'll nads, And wasi1
"a 10 perform Well in every case. The demand has
bcen % great for this stove thst ~ we're essos
keep up win our orders last season, wv =.
hnvc ~ extendcd our works for making them -
viii enable a. 10 Aii the dsaands promptly IN i1-
turc city buyers are especially solicited 10 exam.
inc this stove before purchasing.
coMST0CK BRO,
.nra-a n Mxin.st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

HAT. CAP AND run EnPORIUN !
HAVING just received or stock OF HATS,
IL CAPS, FUltS asa kOBEs, We invite all In
waat Of sny sxei. goods To call 1t our establish
ment and examine our
deeds and Prices.
This stoak sannot b. surpassed by any ever offered
In this city, either N style, hnizh soior, or price
Don't take our word for it, but call and zee for
yourselves.
We charge soothing for showing our goods.
Gosh pAid for Hars and Deer Skins.
c. X. 4 J. n. VOORHEES,,
sepI6A No. ~ AAin-at., kcokak.
- voR9rnn. SOQn Ynuphln. I'll Wo1eTDo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
Prairie state stoves.

TT sheral , eesesaYy Ter a. 70 reee y sSs.
N. a. .r.ster OF which 10 - we'll ssd favSssoIy
knovn interior Of this ..s .ss . ~
Joining states. Altheugh Psssnsed sonsu ~ ~ ~
ago possss.ss every rsai i.psSssss stove; Al
trss ~ m IL 81 stood the nostssvess ses -.
sny Geek stove nov IN use. 0as eosaaesss - I, h
NM Il mar thatvs are willing y vasssnn. ,.,
purchasers fortsn ysaSs. sais neoCSs'A RRO.
apr3-d SVAOAVS--
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
C01rNsfOck's Coal

COOK oTOVE. -.
xTyEhsye . new stove Of this kind. nov jsss sa.s
w which is made expressly for coal his Pis'a
@-N 1'"'' COMSToCK = BRO,
sa n Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
City Fire Insurance Company. New Haven. Conn.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

0Nsw eranbsrries have appeared 10 The
Davenport market, and are selling 1t Is
cents per qssft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

q There ars now dossn steamers ply.
ing between Ksokuk and 81. Louis, bssids
the regular packets, ana oil have nors sbss
they can do.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
$3.50 III. B. TEN-E YCK,.
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT
esvscE rnmDsr, Jonmos,
x1oxU1. IOWA.
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN
AuDIT0AS OFFICE,

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Asssss 1sa ,ssa1 3 As v Of Jss. "a 1887 'sadsa
1As q OosA kTNA TRANCE COMPANY, at
S1f 90 HsrJdrL consAaiost.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06

0rhs Hannibal Messenger says that
Leopold Nader has opened 6ns Assort.sss
Of German, Frsash and English fancy goods
10 that city. lfLsopoid viii ssad ~ . small
quantity Of said goods " viii forgive him
that debt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-06
vENTILATING AND SELr-CLEARIN
% . I . . o
pnfsnfsd AaaYeesk % 1854.


Patented ASgxst -, 1854.
rT,HlS Furnace il different In many sssentia!
1 particulars from any thing ever before sssrss
to the public. 49,.
ing sarfsos tsll u which y in direct contact
With the hre) than Aay ether Heater now IN The
market. One entirely new and inportant feature
Is the addition Of lasgs amount Of surfase. q.
saehsd - the ass POI. 10 ~ forn Of aass, vhiss
preventive ovsshsssine and cracking Of The pot.
The eousssustien Of IL sslf-clsaIlpg rAAiAt<f
an important snasidefsston, = Il sAastnAlly Oh
via..s sAs .ses:slsy q cleaning: ne sadlssss
CONNECTED tAsswi.h b cir aass, o. dtssstbpNng
pipss, which, taken directly from the Top d sis
hre pct. are srraagsd that the Aie u u
equal eontsct With thssntirs internal surface Of
ipsa, - slso the body. whsn ihs direct draft .
closed la IL always shoaid -, sxeept while kine-
ling he 1fs),a moot povsrfvl radiatisg surface.
| The mtirs structure, when 81, 10 mueh less -
height than a.y hsaterof equal capacity in pre-
the desirsd elevation 70 the hot cir pipes point
| the importance Of which IL apparent to All Who
have had experience In furnsoe-sstting.
The joints ere AL 20 adjusted - 70 Prsvens the
escape Of gases Or smoke, and render once packing
SUFFICIENT for years.
a careful examination Of the form and Attins
VI the castings, will show that he liability %
crask h entirely obviated BY the ample provision
which has besn made for expansion and eoatIae.
tion.
This furuass presents an original and important
dssdysts, especially to the Western Trade, n its
pscslss sdaptatio 70 the Of hitamiaoss ssal.
The Auss, which are large, leaaiag psypsnliss-
la1iy fTom the Ore potto the radstofs and nearly
% " the exit pipe, fully exposed to ~ airst
action Of the Are. The resfnous matter, adAsyis
- their inner surfacss, II easily isnitd and tie
due burns elsar, while the sediment 10 prscipitat-
Cd into the chamber below.
In tho uss Of bisuminsus soal smoks pipe %
increased Sire 10 empteyesA
We are now prepared TO put up the above named
furnace, for wood Or coal in both Pablo and pri-
vate houses, atshoft notice. 0ns 81 them can b
81 the Con regatoual Chapel, in this city ppt
up by ~. GOMSTOCk BRO,
July Sid ~ Main-st.
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Omen Coal Radiator

vXTEinviteAn who sishto burn coal 10 thir
w parlors to call and see our new Radsisor.-
We make three sizes suitable for rooms Of al Ill
ne er.''d - w. CoMsrocK 4 BRO.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
jewellers and silver ware

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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
jewellers and silver ware
MANUFACTURER,
Marbl. building, rs Fourth st....... st. LOUIS.
A NE now receiving large and choios stock sf
"A superior WATCHES, Of their swn dirsel il.
port alton
All kinds Of Silver Ware, sueh % Tea S>b eon-
plsts. PiseAsss, Cups, 6oblsts, spoons, ard ever
varsity, manufactured to order. Their stosk 81
Ans plsesd ware 10 fall and complete.
Fine Cold Jswslry Of every eoneeivaAls style
and pattern, q vAieh largo assortnsut 10 con-
stantly kept on hand.
FANCY GOODS.
In this department The stock ID fall. and has
bssn sslsstsd With sSsas care, ard With visw 10
the approaching Hslydavs, aad Il prizes that can
aee fAal 70 accommodate their customers.
CLOCK6.-They have received sheies aftiels Of
Ersseh Marble, Papier nachs Inlaid, and Anssi.
can Cloeks.
Also, choice and varied assortment Of Pins
Cutlery, Spsctacles, nne Canes, &c.
Additions are daily made to their large stock.
FINE J1wKLxY.
Diamonds and all other precious stones ~ In
the mast approved style, by compstent workmen
IN their employ.
- Give them call. rsep77d