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rrIE FIRE DEPARTMEN -
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cOPARTNERsHIp,

COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day entered into eopartneshp
der the name style MOORE GoIN, in this city and
New Orleans, Ia and will continue the manufacturing and
selling of CLOTHING.
The liabilities Of the old frm will be assumed by the firm
D. MOORE,
VIM. K. COIN.
D. MOORE, 16I and 1853 Poydras street, New Orleans.
WM X. COIN. IS Cedar street, New York.
New Orleans, February /. 1860. fegf 2p3i.
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Great Closing Sale or Dry Goods
AT COST.
HAGGERTY BROS,
DIRECT IMPORTERS,
No. las Canal street, Touro Buildings.

Having determined bring this seasons business
usually early close woud respectfully call the attention of
purchasers extensive stock Of sEAsoNABLE, FRESH
GOODS all of which positively decided on selling ont at
once prime cost respectfully request examine
lion of our and prices the part of purchasers
go, ea,m HAGGERTY BROS.
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Il rS-Experience teaches MS that deIicacy
prevents many from applying for the 10 alleviate
suffering and life That objection obyised in the case
o III James Clarkes Female Pills. prepared after the
s;tsn of Sir James CLARKE Phrsician the Queen Of Eng
and wen known be the only and safe remedy for
fsrais culties and distinctions from cause They can
be sent in bottle containing 50 pills free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps any agsnt
General Agent for the United States JOB NOSES Rochester
N. v n WRIGHT L CO., New Orleans Wholesale Agents,
ana aid w iii respectable Drugaists. fec 2p1y&W
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NEGATIVE GLUE. Carman's cement or negative
sue CREST thing to have IN family for ii raends every
&hg tibet bFoken and msnds US good new whether be
china glass earthen Hnodcn ware, urnare leather India
ruhher and a Of articles tue stekes substances
always readily anpied Il always readiness
Ne one win sss value until had Ii and Il
<epsiyed III III Mssars B. Wheeiock Co, Magazin,
street. are sale sboeaie agents for III We refer their adser
xiaSilent
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Spring Goods.

CT q u Ell g. ia MIS- O N /.
10 and IS Charities street,
Have just received q full and complete assortment
SPRING GOODS,
Barege Roses-5, ands Fleunces.
Barege Robes Double Skirts, with Flounces
Tarlatans and Swiss Muslin Robes
organdies and Jaconet Robes
Printed and Plain Jaconets.
Brilliants and French Cambrics.
Checked and Plain Ginghams
English Bsreses from Is cents TO 60 cents per yard.
Printed Linen Gambrcs, for Dresses.
Printed Irish Linens Lace Burnous and shawls
Lace Manttllas and Wells p
Printed Silk Muslin Rohes--5 I and 0 Flonnces
Swiss Muslins and Tarlaians.
Null Null, Cambria, Nansook and Jaconets
Irish and French Shiriing LINENS - as
Embroidered Swiss and Bobinet Curtains
Valeneiennes Laces and Insertings.
Embroidered Swiss and jacenet Bands a@
Sun Shades and Parasols, Bridal Wells and Wreaths
Printed silk Musns, for Dresses.
Irish Linen and Plstillas, Paris Linen and Brtannas
Also
A full and complete assortment Of
n n "A ~ I'll 1-ZOV O. O O DS
GIQUEL u JAMESON,
fer 2p6t l6 and IS Chartres street.
8. R. Churchill
HAS REMOVED TO CORNER DRYADEs AND ERATo
STREETS.
VIII Open Monday,
1000 Yards ............... 10
1000 4. 5UsLINS.. Observation-Disclosures. ID
1900 FRENCH JAGoNETs, at ........ rs
HOOP SKIRTS, at. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. rs
30 Spring, at ................ 50 so
LADIES' CATERS. tDamaged) at..........a. 10
DAMAGED ENBRoIpERIEs-At
S. B. CHURCHILL'S,
| fer 2pSt Corner Of Dfyades and Erato streets
French Pes.fssnses.y.
Just received from Paris, large and complete
Of the finest FRENCH PERFuMERY.
beautiful assortment Of Plain and Inlaid Shell DRESS
| ING AND TucKlSG COMBS
LION s. P1NSARD,
| "a and SO Royal street.
! feN 2ptf corner of BienFille.
1
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a~gess Ing Maehimes- Siomt g. Go.'s New
fsssnt ass "a snpercedng ths Wheeler Wilson.
CHEERS ny can learn the q iiem from the printed
iassrs4isas Tey ssle price
80 and 81, ut so. 20 Canal street. fel3 2pim
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TUEsnAY MORNING, FEBRUARY q. 1850.

nH HCas u. n Bculigny and Miles Taylor have
our tha1ks for valuable copies Of Congressional
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HgrRemember that Crisfad0r0's ExceIsIor
Hair Dye Is the only hair dye in America that mas ne direct
sanction of the highest scientific authority. The most dstn
guisled d onr chemists land analyst second to none in
the wod Dr. Chiffon, has certified his own signature
that this dye contains deeterons Ingredient The official
document may be seen At No. Aston House.
TO risk dyes when thus endorsed
and superior 10 others the quality Of the
colors imparts, is obtainabes
Sold every where. and applied by all Hair Dressers.
fes aplm&W GRIsTAD0RO, No. Astor House, N.
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Shirt Vision

enable correctly calculate Horoscopes upon simply eas
ing the day Of birth Capre is Inc only cairsoyani
in this city who power Of revealing the
sent future visit from those who have been hum
bugged by chaFlaans solicited No. 1 Custnmhoust
street. fel3 epm
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SUPERIOR STATHARf, HINSfN AMI 1f.st ''I.lt I47.
RICH CURTAIN AND FURNITURE GOODS
MIRRORS PLATED WARE, AND SUPER CUT GLASS.
have always on hand large and extensive assortment Of
FANCY GOODS of direct importation from faris consisting
in part Of
RICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STYLE made in my estsb.
liahment5-whch Is in every respect equal to any esfr
brought 10 The United Statesmen as Rosewood and Alahog
any Bedroom, Paror, Library and Diningroom Sets.
FANCY eoops-Poreeain and Biscuit statuettes, Vases,
Clocks Chandeliers etc. Decorated Dinner and Tea Sets
Cu Glass Services Plated Ware Walters, GaAtor qneur
Stands, etc., etc.
All Of which will sell low to close ont heavy stock before
my departure for Europe
roders from The country attended TO with pronpiness
and care.
Rs~coIzA OIL always on band.
P. MALLARD,
feG 2plm Nos rs Royal and II Bisnvle street.
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Ma-European and Southern Direct Trade
ASSOCIATION 81 Gravier street. between Camp and St. Charles
Cash advances Cotton shipped direct Europe with
antee Of balances. ialn 2ptf
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDINGs MISS.
s. II. Adams. Editor.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of any country newspaper the South respectfully
Jared as an advertising the Merchants of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. sTRAwBRIDGE & CO.,
ala ontf No. % Commercial Place.
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Dental Surgeon.
15'aH Paper. Walt Esaper.

BAUMBACH &c EyERs,
60 Charities Street .......... o.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
French and American Paper Hanaings,
BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES, In every variety.
Particular attention paid to all in their line die 2ply
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MEnrcAL.--We call attention to the card of DR..
Ase whose successful treatment Of class Of Diseases
which hc has Devoted his atenon him
vide pread fame Is Office No. los tod No. So Custom
Acpse " no eradication ill that class ct diseases
arising ffcm impure Blood she various ailments which result
from the npsoper Of nnera The Doctor has met
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Madame Gapreu.

The only lady possessed of =
NATURAL cLAIRyoYANT POWERS
and who is capable Of successfully locating disease and eectng
cures. Her powers of
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Unqualified Satisfaction.

THE FINKLE & LYON
SEWING MA CEIINES
Are guaranteed by TO give better satisfaction the
cutioa of a kinds Of work. than any ether machine in Market
Many superior advantages can readily ba bya few
fnenib' Examination Of these machines
They are adapted to great range OF workmanship
SEWING FROM THE FINEST GAuzE
TO Heavy Leather.
Or from one up to twenty thicknessess OF cloth.
AND DOING THIS WITHOUT CHANGE or THREAD
or TENSION,
AND THE MACHINE RUNNING AT THE
Highest Speed!
They little noise strong and well made and du
rabe all their parts having wires springs which are 50
liable to break and get out of They make the
ular stitch on both sides Of the cloth
The FinEle Il Lyon IIemmer
Is the best ever invented and Is exceedingly simple.
-PRICEs-
Of the Finkie 4 Lyon Sewing Machines
s55, $50, ss5, $50, 500, sIO5, sI15, sia5.
And Iecollect that we will
TAKE THEM BACK AND REFUND THE MONEY
If they do every respect prove perfectly satisfactory
ALFRED MUNRoE b CO.,
Over Clothing Establishment,
STORY BUIIplNe
fel9 2ptf Corner Of Camp and Common Streets
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Eresi. Cantor. Mating.
Window Shades nm, 60.

Window Shades ana carnasss.
tain Bands, Lace and Muslin Curtains. Roc..n.
Lsine and other Curtain Material Tab. INA p,.na
J. D. CAMERON 4 CO..
cARfRT DEAIERs
feT 2ret lai eanal street
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vs. &$-Ezse Few FAtHhE EzIsptte Ewing MM-
Ecs Il sosa CO. a. greet decided improvement ssef
Hsse Il wisons The Elliptic has leaAer pad or loop
cheek and pFonouncet ia superior to al others For 1t
IA % Canal stsee. fsls 2pIm
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Dissolution.

Dissolution.
The eopartnershp heretofore existing under the firm Of D.
MOORE 4 CO.. is This day dissolved, by mutual consent
d. MOORE,
G. SAMSON.
New York February l. 1860
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8s g. POaUclf ~ Co..
III E* N UsVUtt y 7GUss
JoBBERs OF

SILK, STRAW AND FANCY
DRx GOODS.
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q.
Through the entire stock large reduction in The price has
been made with the view clear The
every style of Robes. Also few choice Spring
Dresses made in and ounees All Silks BY the yard
reduced to cost.
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Organdy Muslins,

large assortment in high and seeolored by the yard Ais
nque Dress
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PetbHc Notice.

Tie Citizens and visitors New Orleans respectfully
invitsd to call and examine the
WINTER STOCK
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y. EeUois 3 Co.,
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.
--HAYE-

SpRING GOODS.
Comprising description Of articles of Dress suited for the
present and coming SUMMER which they
spectfuly call the speedy attention Of their friends.
A large assortment of ENGLISH BAREGE, by the yard
Also, in Robes Of ?, 4, s, I and fonuces
Also superb ROBE of and founces embroidered in
all colors, with shawls TO match.
Embroidered Swiss ROBES with MANTILLAs to match.
Elegant styles and richly colored GRENADINES in Robes
from . to founces, in printed and brocade figures.
Also small figures in every color suitable for the many
Aounced or friled Dress.
These Goods being in season, and rapidly selling,
would recommend an immediate call.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

New KIND OF CorToS RAISED IN TEXAS.
The following is "a description Of a new cot
ton raised IN Texas:
II is grown ftom seeds brought trom Mica
caragua, near Leon, in the mountains II is
the third years production, on land lying
near the twenty=second parallel of1atitude,
in prairie country, the soil Of which is
sandy and saline, fcfystisls Of salt, saltpeter
and alum being naturally formed on its sur
face. Tho STALK and b0lls of his cotton, Mr
Sharpe, who introduced II, states, nare about
as largo as those of the Perry Gulf cotton
The seeds are much smaller black and
smooth, as n consequence of which, l,OOC
pounds OF il, unginned, yield 500 pounds Of
ginned cotton. But II is the lint Of this cot
ton that Is most noteworthy and remarkable
For iineness aud sickness, as well ae tenscity
of fiber, and tenuity Of thread, 10 has never
been surpassed il at all equaled. These
qualities have led some TO believe il the ses
| island cotton; but DR.. Sharpe is convinced
that il is not since il differs from that oottoi
in many material respects, whatever may b,
the correspondence between their respective
staples. For instance, he says that 30'
pounds Of this cotton can be picked by ont
hand in day, whereas, Of the sea island, no
more than 800 pounds can be picked. HI
believes that il can be successfully grown il
nearly every part Of Texas. II so, IL ma.
go as a great element of a new agriculture
era in that magnificent State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

PsAcrlcAL WISDOM on GEoReE WASHING
roN.--TLe editor of the Washington EveHins
Star, writing from Harper's Ferry, speaks as
follows of some Of the evidences of the
manner in which the work of surveying
was done by Washington in his early days
When engaged in engineering lower down
the river--tbat rs, between Harper's Ferry
and Georgetown have not unfrequently
hunted up and found "beech-marks,P made
by the hand of Washington himself theiI
position being 50 distinctly and accurately
indicated in his notes of his surveys lstil
preservedb as that there was no mistaking
their paternity In all, hundreds, it may be
Of civil engineers have lsbored over the
routes of Washington's original survey 0
the Potomac in the last thirty-three or foul
years, and, one and ALL they will testify tha
the evidences remaining Of his professions
labors prove his remarkable method in al
things, as uDerringly as his subsequent glo-
rious military and civic history. -.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
aa,5 MISCELLANEOUS.
The American
GUTTA-PERC CHA
ROOFING COMPANY, ...

SOLE Sai.d Sac. q II EH
corner ef Fifth and Walnut-sts, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Our Gutta-persha Roofing Materials have beeI
sur Company, @ under the direefioa Of tSoroushl n
practical man, with the view Of overcoming and on
trely obyinting the many objections that have been
terials. W" Y
that will, practically, form q nre water, weathsT
and time-proof Roofing, the experience Of hfteen
our Roofing to the inspection Of those interested
confidently believing that, on examination, their
cwn Judgment viii convince them Of the correct
The materials Of which it is composed eombine
which viii withstand the sudden aud freqnsnl
changes Of any climate without sustaining injury.
We would call attention to the following facts
sEcosD-FTom, It's great elasticity It Is not in
e sSaTyea p an nda N ses ro Ss Whether
steep or at, and will not require frequent repairs,
as i the case with With metals and other roofs. -.
foURrH-t viii not run in warm nor crack In
cold weather, coaltar forming no part of the COM
position.
expensive structure to sustain 1t as mapy other
sIxrH-For preserving shingle roofs, one light
coating will last longer than four coats Of paint,
coating OF the Ggtta -percha upon tin root thai
is leaking and badly rusted viii make II tight a.
EiearaYits cost L only about % one.hslf that o.
tin, much less than shiDgle, aud, considering 1t.
great durability, is much the cheapest roofing nov
We are prepared to contract for new roof, for re
pairing old ones, for coating TIL and other metal
roofs, at moderate prices also, 10 supply agents
0rdera or communications will meet with prompt
attention If addressed to = ,,t'-
.s DsHr J.P. GAY, .H
General Agent for the Company,
h ID, oornsr Of fisES AR dDd 10 dBWSSldiings, WsiIng,t.
au3 au trr Cincinnati
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

A THEORY IN REGARD 70 MErEoRs.-
brilliant meteors which have appeared this
summer have given rise to much speculation
and comment. Prof Bartlet's theory for the
explanation of these phenomena is as fol-
These bodies are of the nature Of planets
and circulate about the sun in orbits as un-
erring as their larger brethren. When those
and the earth come simultaneously to those
points of their orbits which are nearest to-
getheI, the action Of the earth often becomes
superior TO that Of the sun, and the small
masses are drawn TO the surface. Plunginp
with enormous velocity into our atmosphere
these little bodies compress the air In front
and rub against ii with such violence on the
sides as 10 produce heat enough TO fuse, and
light sufficient to illuminate the most refrac.
tory and d0rkest Of substances. The ex-
terror and molten crust is swept TO the reaI
by the resistance Of the air; this, in its turn
is fused and carried backward, and 80 on, till
finally the whole track Of the meteor is
strewed with groups of disintegrated and
scintillating material.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

AMKRIcAR PRAIRrEs.--Tbe Westerners, when
they speculate on geology, answer this ques-
tion by affirming that the prairie fires have
burned them oif-that they have been fright
ened out of existence by the fires Of the Indi-
ans. AZ other times they vary their theory
by affirming that the absence Of trees Is due
% the deficiency Of rain; but neither does
this stand examination, for the maps Of the
distribution of rain show that the fall on the
ptaifies abort equals that In other rtgionp.
the Prairies read idfore The Scis1ti6e Con-
greas, shows that the red cause Of the absence
Of arborescept vegetation lies IN certain me-
chapicel conditioha Of the son, and in its ex-
tFtnie hpgnssg.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

EXTENT OF AMERICAN TRAVEL TO EUROPE.
During the present season 10000 Ameri-
can citizens have sailed in the steamers for
Europe. Calculating that each spends S., 200,
the total amount expended abroad by them
is $50,000,000. This is an enormous sum, and
brings return in various ways---in the fields
ofart, agriculture and commerce. ira
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18

AN AMERICAN VOLUNTEER TO GARIBALDfs
CAusE.-Dr. Bradfute Warwick, a son of Mr..
Corbin Warwick of Richmond, after making
a tour of the Holy Land and South OF
Europe, was, soon after his return to Paris,
where be intended to prosecute his medical
studies, rendered a surgeons commission III
the invading army under Garibaldi, which
he ilnhesitatingly accepted, and at once took
his departure for the seat of war.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
PROPOSALS FOR snALINa.wAx


2 III PosToFFrCE DEPARTMENT, July ~, 1850.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEIVED az this Department until the 81 day OF
september next, at l3 O'Clock, noon, for furnishng
United States from the date that the contract there
FIR shah be executed 10 the slgt day OF December
1874 The Wax to be delivered, free of expense, at
the blank agencies Of the Postotice Department., at
The estimated quantity of Wax required az each
agency yearly Is specified below. .ar4 f
DisrRIcr NO. --WashinOton, d. O.
100 pounds OF scarlet sealingwax, Of good quality
for ordinary use.
DISTRICT No. 2.-At Nec York CITY.
610 pounds Of scarlet sealing WAX same as for Dis
trict No. I. ... .H....., 4.
DISTRICT No. 3.-M Cincinnati, Ohio.
t00 pounds Of scarlet sealingwax, same as for Dis
trict No. l.
The contract will be awarded to the lowest and
careful examination for the purpose Of ascertaining
which hid will, in It's practical results, be most nd
yantageous TO the Deoart,uent. Ii
If the. Districts should be RECONSTRUCTED Or ins
ered at such place places US tho Postmaster-Gen-
eral ahal designate, at pro rata prices. Il, !,
Samples Of the sealing wax required TO be iurnished
can be seen at or procured om, either OF the above
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals, evi-
dence Of his ability TO comply with his bid
Two sufficient securities will be required 10 con-
tract. Failures TO furnish tho eealing-wax con-
acted for promptly, or furniehing an article infe-
for 10 that contracted for, Will be considered sum-
cient cause for the forfeiture Of the contract.
Bids not made IN accordance with these proposals
will not be considered.
Proposals. must be marked, on the outside of the
enyelop " Proposals for Sealing wax" and the let
ter containing them be addressed to tho First As
sstant Postmaster'Generai, washington, y; y
aul-lawdw Postmaster -General
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-18
gayHE CUNAnp LINE-sTEAM FRO

VuSHE, CUMAHD HIsNIEoSTEAM FROM
yia Queenstown. : British and North AflzSh<lk
American Royal Mail Company's LTLNt%f489IVA
Screw Steamers, s,AuSTRALAsIAH,s, A "a
3,lO0 tuns, Capt. Hockey; ETNA,
24OO tuns, Capt. Anderson JURA, 2400 tlns, Capt
Moody; KEDAR, 2,300 tuiis, Capt. Cook and other
magnificent and powerful cleaners, will sail from
New York every alternate Thursday for Liverpool
calling at Queenstown, to land passengers and dis
'''N RATES OF PASSAGE.
CABIN-S76, Children under i2years Of age hal
price, Infants Free The Cabin passengers will have
table amply supplied with fresh proylsions Of tho
best quality All Cabin requisites with beds, bed
ding, towels, &c) are provided by the Company.
Wines, spirits and malt liquors can be obtained on
STEERAGENS3O. Children under l2 years Of age
half price. Infants S5. The steerage passengers
have 10 provide themselves with beds, bedding and
towels also knife and fork each, ono tablespoon
teaspoon, ono tin plate and one drinking can.
They will be allowed provisions OF the best quality
AZ much as they can eat, cooked and served by the
Company servants, and each passenger will be sup
Wishing 10 send for their friends canobtan certifl-
Gates Of passage. .. = i. = nj "a d. 4. ....a..r.
From Cork TO New York $50 for adults; children
dnder IL years half price; under year 50.
From Liverpool to New York S4O for adults /;
children under IL years half price; under year So
These Steamers are built Of iron, in water-tight
compartments, carry each an experienced surgeon
and every attention is paid to the comfort and
oommodatton OF psssengers As they proceed DIRECT
Johns "a avoided. For passage, apply to G00DEYE
Or to our Agent, WM. b. BAREf 4 CO.,
jyl0 Cincinnati, D.
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u NRIV-ALED ID
Well and Cistern Pump.
J. o. Joyce's Double-acting
Lift and Force Pump.

yuyHIs PUMP POSSESSES QUALITIES
u that give 1t an advantage over all others;
II always supplies fresh water; O. az. O., i.f..s
II never freezes up in winter;
IL never requires priming to make IL fetch water
II gives all the agitation necessary to keep the
water pure and healthy; ~. 81 =. -
1t allows the water to return without artificial aid
One can always be seen In operation, together with
an excellent Garden Engine: made from tho same
pump, et the factory, 6O2 Fifth-st., below Ham
orders from abroad will meet with prompt atten.
tion by addressing j. o. JOYCE,
au9-tf Cincinnati, Ohio.