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PRICE TWO CENTS.
90 E,IFTY PER CENT MORE HEAT WITH
FIFTY PER CENT LESS FUEL"
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND COMFORT

popGE's UNRIvALED IMPROVEMENT.
OPEN STOVES
OF NEW AND sz.rrrYuL pArrEsS.-
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITHOUT GAS.
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITHOUT DUST.
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE WITHOUT SMOKE
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITHOUT IRON HEAT
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITHOUT ATTENTION.
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITH ECONOMY.
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, WITH COMFORT
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE DIFFUsING THE HEAT INTO
THE ROOM
AN OPEN STOVE FIRE, CONSUMING THE GAS AND
SMOKE.
Giving 50 per cen. more heat with 50 per less fuel
Saving the dus. common old Franklin Stoves Greatly
reducing labor and required in all the old forms Suit
able alis bi,unsnous auhricite coal, and wood
In open ordinarily constructed the current Of air
carries the chimney only all the and smoke
but also the largest part ohe heat creating too unpleasant
and hurtful draft Of cold air through the
In the constitution, which entirely prevents this passage
into the chimney these evils suppressed The snoAe and
Gas are eonsued Instead of current Of cold air from the
the fire. perfect radiation Of heat ho the hse into
the room is secured.
The greater portion Of the light dust to the
old and 90 annoying prevented in this construction
Bv the old methods too the rapid combustion and
ouire constant renewal the burning material This Is avoided
in the new construction which, while the FIRE burns brightly
and cheeruy the substance yet slowly consumed that
of duration Of most six hours
nv this duration Of from twelve tweniyfour
hours without meantime, any attention whatever.
All the injurious effects Of heat sdis,ed from iron surfaces
avoided.
Auy person examining this Improvement viii glance
that, BY very simple all the nconvenience Of old
methods are obvaed and that the result much desired By all
who value health and enjoyment Is fully realized in this
PERFECTION OF AN OPEN FIRE.
Considering their advantages, they are the
CHEAPEST STOVES MANUFACTURED.
the pure heat open 6r In with the deleeous
iron Of other stoves.
No IMPROVEMENT has with much In the
short time been offered the public Every who has
Others which Is the Of Its rapid intro
duction Over so,Ooc using this improvement.
State and County Rights for sale such terms win insure
prot Of 800 per cent the investment without any
risk.
Dealers In Stoves and could have card which would
attract 30 much attention th and give them the time
an opportunity to sell their other weres.
For further information applyto
LEMUEL BANGS No. 10 Psrkrow,
SANFORD TRUSLOw Co.,
No. a3e Water-st, New.YoTk. (
A. MERwlN, Special Agent,
No. "a Prospect-st., Brooklyn .
Agents wanted every town. with whom beal
will be made.
Good csnvsssers wanted for the city.
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NETWORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1859.

ParaIyxed and Deformed Limbs successfully
Treated by Dr. j. p MANN, No. l26 West 5shst sope
first In the city given reerenses
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The sab.cres repeatedly invite the attention OF tneir ot
ara pubic generally TO their eecPrse s2nk q
ela and Silver Wstches elegant Jswsy, Silver and Plated
Wares ETC. which they wsent TO be a. sne onsf
10 sci owe than before Beautiful Target Pssf ana ots
pr soci and schools be had st small advance
on TIE co Essmne stock by 81 before JOY par
chsss SQUIRE LANDER, Me- " = aiionsfi ~ J.
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From The Hon. Hmm Ketchum.

take plessur. In stating sf the request Of the pxoptste
Dods Improved Crates that have obssryed The
of their Crates Office and much pleased With L.
The duration Of the ere Extraordinary be!pt1G =
the expiration Of the twenty second bea since kndd,
decided improvement HIRAM kETCHUA.
Oct. g. 1859.
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TESTIMONIALS TO poDoE,s IMPROVEMENT IN
CRATES AND STOVES

From the Rev. Dr.. McClntock.
DKaR SR The Dodge Patent 6rse" In the dnnsyo Of
the perronsse OF St. Pan Church WORKS sdsbiy The
der Il that In any other the principle
clear and simple and she results decisive A 70 the
Of heat procured speak positiysy IL s FAR be-
snno. speak dssidsdy a. the ae hes not been ons
enough to test Sy the essc quantity q coal but nsr
om the experiment thus far that shs largely la fuel
II needs Only to be kasra to be svsEywhsre adopted
Very aaly yogrs JOHN MocLiSfock'
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Anr having used Dodse psten, for time ia store
MccAspLEss. MEANS l. Co
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corIss1y. ls.rnrvyr = Ssp %. oo.r.sx,.a.sys.l : ,..s.

concur the above from observation and experience.
A COwDREY. No. % wilnssast, Nsw.Yerk
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DnAs sm, With references 70 tho D0DGE's PxrENr
CRATE In by you take mech pleasure IN inIng
You In every respect wkss you represented be-
End superior TO that have used producing Dosh
greater Of heat with le-s fuel and carrying ea
aimos, entirely all that light dust which generally thrown
out into the
eonsdsr by far the most perfect crate that have ever
used. Respectfully, &C. r. ~ WfBEwELL~
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IMPORTANT WORKS
Il RECENTLY PUBLISHED By
Ii T T l. E, B II w N, Co.,
LAW AND FOREIGN BOOKSELLERS,
No. liz WashIngonrst., Boston.
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From The n. Y Tdbuns. Oct Is. fS>a
PATENT GRATE.-Lemuei Bangs of this city s now intro
dncins improved Os.e Cor sosss whick
produce infense heat with e eraash
than the ordinary CRATE whereby slew rs insnre perfect com
busfisn and radiation. appear. TO be equally
we adapted 10 burning anthracite and btamnous ess and
must eccnemire both fuel and attendance.
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,sss:.'srv, Y: ,ssss ne Ssssssssvsr

I0nV Nontcntol OF
ssasa win be h- IN the Msrinsrs' Church. csrnes
Of al tudes direction q the Pert soe
sty1 on WFITl sDAf, Nov O. At 10 m, consider the
best mode On sdva scing the temporal sId sp1s interest: c
three d.ys and win b open 2 u. public The days win Ss
eosps nesinr viii he al tn. Cooper Institute Sabbath
ins sssi sth a. " oeoek with addees aud devotional ss
efcises
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BUENET tlhtlnuatif NOW 1885
DKAK SIR: reluctantly permitted to place In houss
during the Fall Dodge
patent snd their during the cold satisfies
that they not only much additional heat but with much
fuel thus order TO weeks since to pacs
them houshot the house. In the various rooms feeling that
bey will not only add greatly the comfort Of guests
prove much more economical take pleasure In this euloni
Al and recommend them to all persons burning coal.
Yours respectfully, A. b. COLEMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

have using Dedge Patent Oven Stove for four
weeks and consider economical ard comfortable
for heating dwellings have ied hests two
comfortably and does not consume over bali the
ANAL CRATE which did not half
much hea, the A. the beat al thrown out In front
the ,toy. does not hot therefore Owes rsn hcsf which
consider very prrjudiea health and comfort cheenuy
A. II. POUNsF0RD, Cincinnsti
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,ourh t,t.I Ia the osce OF nv arm fMs Hoadly have ne
hestion In poroaneing Il Of the most ysaase nyen
tions the day Know Of Stove which well combines
the sdyansses Of fireplace In venfilstins and as
agreeable heat with those o stove rapidly and thoroughly
warming Yours truly, GEO. HOADLf.
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TIVE CoxsKKcIAL Assycr,
Nos. 81 Psrk-rov, spd lzS Ssssaa.se-.

Nos. 81 Pnk-rov, aud lS Ssssaa-st.
New-rork, Oct IL, 1853
Hsving had three Of Dodse Improved Gstes Get IN my
house have hesitation IN saying that friy equals The
representations Of the propfctos well -
p-eaons the radiation Of heat into the and tho
Freedom from Dust while the consupon Of fuel 10 sssy de-
creased
esnchseray rsconmend those using open Tres on 20
count Of its comfort and oeonoIny JOHS MckfLLOP.
crcfsxarr. sept q lesA
have used Dodge Psteu Improvements In open pcss,
and consider vaiusble improvements - 10 economy 6 tnsl
and arsosn Of obtained have not been IN the hast &x
sppointed in The pstrnt- CHAS. p. McILvAINE.
Bishop Of the Diocese ef 0hid
Ecoxoxr HxArrse Rooss rsR ORDINARY GnArz-~ "A
simple and economical patent has just bsen Issued Ths Are
burns from u to "a hours and rcqrs mesnms pokine OF
attention whatever guarantees sewing Of 50 per n foe
with certainly 50 cent heat In the By shs er
y asees sfe The Getty Honss lifted with ths who're
th be seen Ia operation, and orders le viii meet vth
immediate attention N Robert Bucki ssen Die
town. Call and see himt Yonkers Exsminer esyE g. IA
From John ~ Trimb!e esq Arshftss<.
bsstrs had " Dodgs's 0rsles ses IN psy bavs
pleasure In saying that fully equs expscssos n the en-
sord:nsy Istsetisn 81 heat rson while tie
uon OF the nci ssfly sasened snd thre e no ese Any
one seeing the construction win ss<@ thee kee e ~
wasted ~ EsinS the chinney vondef ns ts wsoe of
securing eli the heat from consued viii much scea
omy kteuon to the d and Of fuel has not been oeors de
ssed hsd been ths Of open hres -ouA nsvsr nsvs
been nearly abandoned J. NJ IRbMbLE.
New.fork, Oct IA, 1ese.
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T.
have had two frepsoes I'm my dwelling altered Mr.
Dodxes psnone Of them which smoked little. doee noe
smoke much Both give ont heat and barn les
coal The live enders brought forward snd the fresh Goals
put bach where lies behind the dr and Ia consumed slowly
keeping In all night not to need sesns Or eeys.ns with
Cashier NJ M. Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

enxx,xs- sultaun Sense.Ths delicious and sppe
Using SAGE universally approved Of for hot cold dishes
OF All kn be had Of dcssa In hne groceries everywhere
md a Ar pnc;pa hotels and rsstsnss Il nov maniac
iar,d by t6s vel-knOwn house q CROSSE SLACkWEtL
ferer Of Moss Soyer) who the sole
prcpetor Of IL original recipe The highest praise bestowed
On ths gsnce by Tho London Lancet and pronounced BY
ing - Lukuss kls lgp..is g.i Ascst O. q. YyELIN,
""'" No ali Fulton-st
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tIfCfNNAfI, sept IhJ&
have rs.d Dodss Psea O,es In my open hrepscss and
am much pleased with them They draw well prevent tbs
ashes FROM flying through the and saving Of fuel BY
retaining the the from escaping by tbs chimney
can therefore heartily recommend them 70 she public
T. A MORHiS
lOne Of the Blshep. Of the Mrhedi.t Church
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VyyEAvERS and MINERS WANTED.-Mal,
w and female WEAyERs and male MINERS wanted to q
hort the country Also and wife and lag
nun girls for hrstcas stuations French Germans
free Of charge and their languages spoken Apply
No Issnd Bible House. sh-st. between ID and 4shsvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-08

scrhce too great destined to
the Italian independence.''-tG tGaribaldL
:. A million Of muskcfry.''- Garibadi.
% October last ter Lecture de-
yeTed by Ache Magn the Cooper Institute before
ths Society OF Unone Fstelanz Italians" Gen. Avezzsna
President Of the said Society proposed 70 take into coz.idera
tor the appeal Garibad obtain the for the
purchase Of million Of mnskets The audience accepted the
proposed with unanimous cheers and appointed Preliminary
tonnee inviting them call possible and In tho
meet manner Mass Meeting OF all che Italians re-
aiding this City and envron IN order 70 appoint
Committee carry into execution so generous pro-
poal snd fuh this supreme duty toward our country
The Preliminary Committee therefore invites al the Italians
residing city and envrors to the said meet
ing 70 held TUESDAY the 9th November at O'Clock
no at The Suyvesans Broadway between Bond
and Bceerss in order to comply With the nteunsn Of cur
hero contribute share the independence 81 our be-
loved ecun:ry.-New-York " Nov Z, 1859.
Cen J. AyEZZASA, President
NJ VANNI, O. GER0SA,
r. PATTI, N CoRRADI,
@. X. SAkGUINETTI, y. BOSSl,
A. MAGNI. u. ALBERGANTt
J. ASKAyAsI. Secretary.
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Breakfast Ceetors. ereakfast casters.
new ana bsauu article silver pted with three and fopr
ne cot bottles GALE wholesale ana retail 9; Nos andt
LUCIUs HART, Nos and Burling slip.
Srheitiln's Autsrnatic Grain Sea4eSelfActins, Self
"''s pATFNT Rifjfir or RIGHTS fos sALB.
WM ALLSrON CorRDoS, Agent
Al Qdice Of GEORGE AcBHIpE ssrTE
No l02 Front-st
NR-Ths Scale BE- for few days q, Ne Stone
"a het%,een the hours OF II and p.
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t11eooins CARDS, Notes, &e.
Gtaticnerp amn famrp GOODS.

DARD BROTHERS & Co., Manufacturers Of
ID GOLD PENS, PEN and PENCIL CASES, No. u Maiden
lane NewYort Mandatory, Brooklyn, Conn., Gold fens
81 aired exchanged.
nUPUY's exquisite French Perfumery, Liquid
Bououets Dry Frsgrances Floral Pomsdes Hair Os and
Cosmetics. for the toilet and nursery No 6s Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

Last Sunday Mr. Treshaw, late Rabbi Of the Jewish
Synagogue in Quebec, was, with his whole family
sstng Of his wife and seven Children baptized in the
Methodist Church In that city Quite number Of Protes
ant clergymen, without distinction OF sect, united the
performance Of the administration Of the sacrament
Rev Or. Scott, pastor Of the Calvary Presbyterian
church in San Francisco and the moderator OF the old
school Assembly al ts meeting in New Orleans,
has commenced the issue of the monthly Pacific Erposior
and takes ground against the Bible in schools against
chapains in the Legislature against all Sunday laws and
generally goes in for the largest liberty religious sub
ects insisting that ours Is not Christian country gov
ornmcnt in distinction from Mormon, Mohammcdan or
heather.
Rev Mr.. Wright, Of the NJ r. Church, Cleveland, has
been charged with lbidnous conduct. We have since
heard mat there are eight ten specific charges against
him He is charged with making love TO a young lady
and with taking unlawful liberties with several lady
members OF his former flock.
The Baptist Association Of New Jersey will convene In
annual session at salem, on Thursday, the 10th inst
the First Baptist church.
RxyTAL IN wAsIrSoTos.-The Star Of the 14th, says
AT Wesley chapel the meeting was very fully attended
at night, and number 81 pentents appeared at the
altar Aficr brief discourse by Rev. Mr. Ball, the
vices at the altar were begun with ardor.
Was reported at the close OF The meeting
~ the Ninth street Methodist Protestant church the
meeting yet IN It's early stage, remarkably animated
ana several persons We're reported for the prayers Of the
church After brief Discourse by Rev Mr.. Bates the
har services were entered upon with several pentes ut
O'Clock.
movement spreading through the North and wherever
u has reached The same results observable cor.
Respondent writing from the county Armagh, says
some marked Instances 90 conversion have taken place
accompanied with circuusaces peculiarly striking ana
several po DEGRADED the been br,n gh
70 Jesus fcrhsps n nc lead surprising he
numbers o. Young children ~ tfe years old upwards
whose sesris have been savingy Impressed. -
The following s copy q handful In circulation a.
Newrys-
ofES-AfR MEETING.
"A prayer meeting u please he for ts hed II Mr Deu
ninas field rownsLire road Sewry MONDAY enng NH
Ansns q half past az geocs VI =, tew synen wlspaak
Pray, That God Tor Cbrists sake, may gran, lis h,y
Spirit 70 convince aud convert al present.
Pray, That Jesus bc there heal he broken hearted
I0r That many may b. troagt 70 know themselves " 10
SINNERS and y gncw Jesus who ssys-im that comcsh
j VIII 10 30 WI cgst out
The lIo,is.on fcrd sayss--Thero 10 a great revival
among TIE kctodists II CickAaw county. Sonerswese
ana zsalous members made Sicc IN God Many who
ir,icssec the Saviour pinned the church-some few
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

CHELMSFORD MoNUMENT-This monument ereot'
cd in honor Of the heroes Of tho Revolution will be ina
guraed Thursday September a. the 205th anntversay
of the first public meeting in town. The bells on 'uo
town viii be rung, saiutes fred ode will BIO sung, a
dcdcory address delivered by Willard Parker ~
New York, and addresses expected from ex-fTes.
Peorcc Governor Banks Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator
Clark, of New Hampshire; Ralph Waldo Emerson, NV
others There will also be procession anu onho'.
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rhc Union intimatcs that the man was insane.



natl in letter to the St. Louis Horticultural Society, says
the vintage Of 1859 Cincinnati will be the largest
since 1853, The average yield will be about four hun
drcd gallons to the acre, although some vineyards will
produce six TO eight hundred gallons 10 the Within
twenty miles around Cincinnati II estimated the crop
will amount TO eight hundred thousand gallons So that
the wine crop Of Ohio the prcscrt year may be safely
stated ut over one million of dollars in value
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-18

crnor Of Texas the vote sbout sixty three thousand
Nine years ago, when Texas admitted into tho Union
she only poled eight thousand votes, This shows an
astonishing increase In the population Of the State
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:, TnE DROWNING OF oCoSsEH. THE JrxrER-Hrs

: The DROWNING OF OCoNNER, THE JrMPER-HIs
HISTORY IN BRiEP.-The Rochester Union says-Wc had
barely time last evening to give the substance Of the tcc
graph despatch from Niagara announcing the death by
drowning Of Shields the Jumper who had advertised to
make leap Of ninety feet into the river the 10th
inst We have since received further particulars of the
unfortunate affair." together with somethngof the history
OF the man whose true name is Patrick s. OConner He
left this city Saturday evening for the Falls, to make
arrangements for his leap. There little nothing
known Of the there and thought he would not
make his appearance. He went there however and an
nounced his purpose 10 jump from a scanoid to be
erected by the river side at Whites pleasure grounds
near where Blondins rope suspended. Yester-
day morning he went down to the water for the pur-
pcsc Of asccrang It's depth and 10 determine where he
would erect his scalold. He accompanied by men
who bad skGs there to assist him 0C8aner swan out
into the river and dove twice. At length he
down in small whirlpool and rose but could escape
from the current which drew him down, andSo he sank
to rise no more. The In boats could not reach him,
and nothing could be done His body doubt imme-
datey drfed into the great whirlpool, and may
time be found at the mouth OF the river Lake On
taro. This Is n that relates 10 his adventure at the
Falls He left his clothes and few effects to be delivered
TO his friends when they appear He has uncle named
Shehan residing ut Lockport OConnor twenty eight
Of age and born at Peterb0ro, Canada West
and has lived there the best part OF his life, following
since he came to manhood, the occupation Of mill
wright.
The linton intimatcs that the insane.
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stllsntaun 9,ay @tai H. 18o9.
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Nm portatten DienifaS 6tn 3ten Mtai,
F,ub bic SrGbiabre @1hl in pblla9els
pbia it1tt, uno bic RspUtlifaniibe BOLTS |
partbei bat batei einsn b6bit 9lcEi6sn
Sies errunsen. Ole b0biten 2(smter Die
,u be1eben 9emelsn, rparen oo0 Staots
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paren, nab ben gteuporf .3eitun8en teles
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baben babur9 9elernt oaB Die Rspublifa
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Ste 9taatsrcebt 0emoPmtru.

Die StQat6sGommittee bisier Yortbai
pisIt in Der IeBteu a3cte Ill altoona,
8Lair Gauntp, cine SerfammIun9, tpel:
der man, rpie Col. S orneD beri6tet,
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