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Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
100 CORDS OF WOOD WANTED.

SEALED POPOSALS will be received D until the 10th day of September. 4. D. 1860, for the delivery of l0O cords of good fire wood, on the State House Square, at the city of Little Rock. for the use of the ensuing General Assembly, The wood must be four feet long, and corded at the place of delivery. Bids will be received for the delivery of 30 Cords of good Hickory, 30 Cords of Oak and Black Jack and 30 Cords of Ash Wood. The whole to be deli vered by the last day of October next. Bids will, also, be received for cutting or saving the wood after it is delivered, to suit the fire places and stoves used in tue House of Representatives. and Sc nate Chamber and the Committee Rooms. The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high Bidders will address the Secretary of State, and mark their bids, "PRoPosALs TO FURNISH WooD."
 $. M WEAVER,
 Secretary of Statc
 Little Rock, Aug. IS, la60. 4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Domestic Markets by Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS, August l3, P. M-Cot- ton-the market closed quiet, with sales to-day of $50 bales, including new, at 10 @l04c. Sugar-the market closed buoy ant at s5@Sac. Flour-the market closed dull at s5 369@5 45. Lard in kegs is selling at l4c. The market for other arti- cles is without change. The rates of freight on cotton to Liverpool are unaltered. The rates of exchange on London and Paris re- main unchanged.
 CINCINNATI, August 13, P. M.-Flour- the market closed steady at $l 40@4 60. Whisky-the sales of to- lay amount to 800 brls. at Sl74@l78,. Pork-market closed buoyant, with sales of 100 brls. at S19@19 9. Sugar is selling at S5@94c. Coffee is selling at l5@l6c.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

/ DIED-ln this county, on the 4th inst of pneumonia, MT. WILLIAM ApAMsoN, in the 3lst year of his age.
 The deceased was native of Maryland, but had spent the greater part of his life in Arkansas He was quiet and unobtrusve in his manners; and ge- neraily beloved by all who knew him. His house is left desoate for the strength and support of it, is gone. The widow and children, however mourn not as those that have no hope, for we trust their loss is his gain. Though deaths approach was ra- pid, vet he had time to turn his thoughts to the souls interest, and he manifested sincere penitenoe during his last illness We have reason to believe, from his own expressions, that he crossed the river of death in peace with God. Stricken down in the pride and strength of manhood, when surrounded and blessed with all that makes life pleasantrand comfortable, seems to the short-seeing eye of nor tals sad destiny; but God who ordereth all things right said it was well, and we who have faith in Him can but kiss the rod that smteth. For we know that all things work together for God, to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.
 In this city on the 10th inst, of teething, ED WARD DANIEL, only son of John an Ellen O'Leary, aged 6 months and five days.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT will be pub .E lished weekly at LITTLE ROCK, ARKANsAs, lry the Executive Committee of the National Demo- cratic party of the State of Arkansas, and will, without fear or favor, advocate the claims of DOUGLAS and JOHNSON, the regular NoMI NEEs of the Democratic party, to the Presidency and Vice Presidency of the United States.
 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Sinele cony one year in advance. .....S 2 co Ten comics " .... l5 co For the term of the Presidential campaign. 90
 To clubs of ten or more to the same office 5O cents, and one to getter up of club.
 Address DR. C. V. MEADOR, Ednoy,
 Adg IS, lS6O Little Rock, Arkansds.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

W Vonity Fair says that it is reported in realing circles, that Hen. Edward Ever ett will not continue his Mount Vernon Papers, but that about the time of the presidential electinn in November next, he will get out new series, entitled ''Walk- ing Papers"
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

@The "grog danger" is said to bese the Japanese embassy. They are oftel asked to drink, and have not the strengtl to refuse. They are said to take to nal kindly enough, but exhibit huge pleasur at juleps and cocktails.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

PRACTICAL BOARDING HOUSE KEEPER "A lawyer once jocularly asked boardirg g house keeper the following question: MT. It man gives you five hun dred dollars to keep for him, and dies, what do you do-do you pray for him?"
 " No slr'' was the reply, "I pray for another like him."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
By the OONernOr:
 SAMUEL M. WEAVER, Sec'y of State.

Description.--,The said Coleman Bush is about 9 years old;5 feet, 10 or II inches high, weighs about 70 or 50 pounds; dark complexion; black hair and large black eyes; rather down look, with high cheek bones and speaks as though his mouth was full.
 IT. Il is reported that the widow has offered re ward Of S55G in addition to the reward offered by the Governor. Aug Is, 1860. 3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

TNO THE CITIZENS of Little Rock and | adjoining country, l take pleasure in saying that have just opened in the city of Little Rock,
 A New and Full Assortment of every thing usually kept in a Dry Goods houses such
 A, 1s and 3 Sheetng,
 Planters and Marlboro Stripes; Marlboro Plads; Kerseys; Osnaburgs, Lnseys, fine and coarse Blankets.
 FOR THE LADIES. Berages, Cambrcs, Lawns, Ginghams and La dies Fancy Goods too tedious to mention. l have also as fine an assortment of Prints as can be found in the city.
 QUEENSW ARE. large variety, consisting in part of Fine China Tea Setts Iron Stone China and Deph of every description.
 STATIONERY. Paper, Pens, Ink, States, Pencils and large stock of '' Yankee Notions'' generally. READY MADE CLOTHING-FOR GENTS. Coats, Vests, Pants to suit the most fastidious. Also--BOOTS and SHOES of every description and lot of HATS and CAPS that cannot be sur passed in the city.
 As soon as the liver will permit, will have du plicate Of my bill of Groceries sunk on the Shelby VIM II. FELL, JR.,
 West side Main street, at the old stand Aug II, le6e 1y of Pope X Anderson.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

MAIL RoBBERY-Marcellu Noles, Louis Burton and Martin Dox stage drivers. have been arrested for an alleged robber, of the mai at Madison, and were to hay had a preliminary examination on the 9tl inst Old Line Democrot.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

How HE LUvED HER.-I dearly luv the singing bird and little buzzin B; but dearer far than all the world is thy sweet voice to me. Q! very deep is daddy's well, and deeper is the sea-but deepest in my bug gum is the luv bear for thee. Then smile on me, dear Angyline, to make my heart feel light, chain the big dog, and l will come a courtn sunday night
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Hemp
 stead County.

DY authority of the honorable Probate
 ID Court of Hempstead county, Arkansas, made at the July term thereof, l360 the undersigned as administrator of the estate of Henry J. Kmbell, deceased, will offer for sale at public auction, Monday the Sth dag Of October, 1860, at the court house door in said county, the following described lands and town lots sbeongng to said estate, to-wt.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
N E w ADV ERTIS E. NJ ENT s
I. o. o. F.

I. O. O. F PIKE LODGE No l2-will hold regular meet ngs every TUESDAY EVENING at their Hall on Scott street. THOS. k. WEIGH, N. c. A. J. SMITH, Sec'y.
 July 27, lc60 tf
 u' Barry's Tricopherous is the best and cheapest article for dressing, beautiiyng, cleans ing curling, preserving and restoring the har,- Ladies, try it. Sold by all Druggists and Apoth- ecaries. june9, '60,ly.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

Es- How does pitcher of water differ from a man throwing his wife over bridge? One is water in the pitcher, the otheY pitcher her in the water.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Proclamation by the Governor-$2OC
 Reward.

WY HEREAS it has been made knowr w to he Governor, that on the 2d day of August, lo60 in Jefferson county, in the State of Arkansas, Coleman Bush, murdered FRANCIS OwENsBY, and has escaped from custody and is now running at large.
 of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the author ity in me vested by law, do hereby offer a reward of two hundred dollars for the arrest and de- livery of the said Coleman Bush, to the sheriff of Jefferson county, Arkansas, in order that justice may be had, and the laws executed
 In Testimony Whereot, l have hereunto set my
 hand and caused the seal of the State of IL. s.l Arkansas to be affixed at Little Rock, this
 18th day of August, A. D. 1860.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

KENTUCKY ELEcTIoN-Lo LouismNe, Aug. l3th.-ln ninety counties which have been heard from, Leslie Coombs has majority is 20, ,S3S over McClarty.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
LITTLE ROCK
 Young Ladies Institute.

THE undersigned respectfully informs
 \ the citizens of LITTLE RocK that he has rent ed the spacious upper rooms of Mrs. KRAusEs brick building. corner Main and Cherry streets, in which he will open on Monday, the Sd cf Septein6er next, YoUNG LADIES INSTITUTE.
 A SOUTHERN LADY will preside over this School, competent to teach all the HIGHER ENdLlsH BRANCHES, and assisted by able teachers of the Mathematics. Modern Languages, Music,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
'T.lIs., R. 25 W.

hi sw or sec %
 neqr nv or B
 Containing about 600 acres; the farm of said de- ceased, on which there is large frame dwelling house and meat-house, kitchen, negro cabins, gin and mill house, cribs, stables, shops, etc. The land is mostly good creek bottom and there are 300 acres in cultivation The place affords good spring and well water and plenty for stock; it is a very desirable situation in every respect, being about three miles West of Washington on the stage road to Clarksville, Texas, by way of Columbus and Paraclifta
 Lot No. 3 and feet on the south side of lot No. in block No. 6l. and lots Nos ? and and 8 feet the south side of lot No. in block No. 62, in the town of Washington; on which are situated a two story frame dwelling, kitchen, meat-house, etc, with garden and lots adjoining.
 The title to the above property is undisputed and indisputable.
 TERMS OF SALE.-Bonds with good securities, due in twelve months, to draw ten per cent inter- est from date until paid and lien upon the pro perty to secure the purchase money. Extension of time may he had if the interest be paid at the end of the twelve months
 JOHN D. kIMBELL, Adm'r
 ot Henry J. kmbeil, dec'd
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

Y IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post \ Office at Little Rock, Arkansas, on the 3lst day of July, 660 which if not called for in three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters. Persons calling for these letters will please give the date of advertisement.
 Office open from A. M. till ?. NJ, Sundays ex- cnntnlA nn Snnlnv from [ 10 s A. NJ.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
GROCERIES.

SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, Flour, Soda, D Indigo, Starch, Candles, Tea and Powder- also a half barrel Golden Syrup, all of which will be sold low for cash by
 Aug Is w M. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
your fellow citizen.
ALBERT Pl

Messrs. Read Fletcher, J. C. Murray, R. w. Millsaps, and others,
 Committee of citizens off Jeferson county.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Perfunlery,

F6IIuIuGIy, A CHOICE lot of Perfumery received 4 \ and for sale by VIM. JONES. Aug Is
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
PROSPECTUS FOR THE N Al TIONAL DEMOCR A T

eSNAthNs Little Rock, Aug. IS, la60. 4w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Rico. Coffee. sugar. Molagges 6 Vinegar
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!!

SOAP-A fine assortment of Soap 0 \ hand and for saleby
 AuglS VIM JONES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18

F. WIEDEMANN, Principal, Aug II, 1860. Ct Little Rock, ArkatSas. LUST opened of Julius II. Smiths, Saint D Louis, Mo, ' celebrated Old Reserre and Old Monoaghaia Whisky," and for sale by
 Aug II SARASIN X KRAMER.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1860-08-18
Modern Language2, :, Musle 
And other ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.

This institute will be under no denominasonal influence. but the Bible will be daily text tlbook, and Socred Vocal Music daily general exercise.
 Special attention will be given to Music 1n the different branches, three excellent Pianos having been provided for instruction and practice.
 The SESSION will commence the Sd of Stptem- Der and close on the last Thursday of June, le6l
 The Institute will embrace three departments, PRIMARY, JUNIOR and SENIOR.
 The undersigned respectfully socits fair trial of his Institute. which he designs making of the hi ghest order, and pledges himself to give entire satisfaction by careful supervision Of the GoLLE- GIATE DEPARTMENT, by the employment of the best TEACHERS, and by his experience and SKILL as a Musical Instructor.
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III u NJ p II X Il Y s.
HOMEOPATHIC REMED

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don and inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS, IN order %
for J. the mo- more and :~p. sdsoss u
LIST or
HChPhkEfS SfECfiO hon AahIC hsnhrElss
ever Sonse'Ivon sno ~ ~
o'''Iss Sgn. is Ehs. ~ f.f.as. 'onsS' DO" m
4cme. Dienhss Of Chi dsn or Adat Cholera rnfsuslm,
and snfnmer Com ~, -
'''CTes pysensSy or boody rioA' oone onpnss shous
o..Cwes Cholera Choers morous, ranses and vomiting
Ashmntic Breathing
7'Cufes Soosns Colds hosf'eno' D''hcn"'' iHhasnzs
aud sore Throat -
S.cures poshsche, fscesono' NERVOUS rrn'' NehASs
sho ,c Z,
s'Ss.e1 IT, 1aaS S'S~ AA-' o'so' '>"" D'"'s A.
Dynp12y in, Comn.nt Con AZ
., sr,,..sea Msnsss or sc.ntv a, i..vtn. d..
H. 'oens supp .. y I " -'"s '''~h q
., c Isncorrhes or Whites Besrnx Dovn Too P,o;i.:
b..CnTes Leuc''iH " " ''' ''N1At D'Nh' 'o i'"a'' AZ
., $50 uo.r,s Crouuy Coa.h D6ca. - o.
lectures ol W ~ .,hSna D s-' ~ 1AA W ~
Pres,sD C,,.,y rrprSi.a. v,,.i,.i. -
h..CqIe. sau kne.m I,cS s
., hen,eo,y.n Pain LsmeDess or Soreness An IN.
n.'o9res an soI sas ., Limbs u
. Ches bseA, 9ae, " in,.y,,,.nt Esv,r Dauh a..
Is. Cure, Fever and que in'e'"'" e'. pu Ass'' q.
. oo ,nyeseIs.s nspes ,..n.i fiund or Bjeedn, NJ.
F.'CWes fhes; tnto Vi S~'s''-' -" - a
cent 0t OpstinaF' - 80 - r.. F..ux,
P..Cures Ophtnaimy weak 81 'h''s"eU -''' e.
Failing or Wesk eisn ~, . rI..5,. c.i
9..Cares CstsHh Acute OF Cnionic' wy =" '"s q.
III me mesa =; - ,,I.t,. q, A.
U..Cures Whoopng Cougn' shortening sn' P'ss !" @.
Spasmodc ,.i p..:.in.
N''CMes Asthma Op2lessssso, D'"'U'' 1'o n
..Curss Ear Discharges Noise In the HssA impaired bear
ing Esr.ehe .i...
q. Cure: ScIogla Enlarged oana' ana ioh''' sror a
a. Cures General Debility Physical Nervous Weskness ~
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SINGULAR AccIDESr.-In Otsego County, n. T.
child, five ak years old, fell 10 such manner - 70
strike the arnyx upper part Of the windpPe UPON
the rocker Of chair with such force as 70 oteaA
through the larynx though the skin was not oroAeu
The air from the lungs In the act of expiration
rapidly into the cellular substance, and coon mace ~
child appear like bloated monstsr. Relief was s0oa
aifo by the physicians.
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NAY BOAT for WEST POINT, NEWBUkdh
~ and POUGHKEEPSIE-The stssmoos. Aida WI
leave Jayst Pier DAILY, at 800 In Touching At Stnss
Pisr arriving at Pouybksep.e issms rorsnassspns
Up returning TO the city ~ fsssens7ts o Aoeny
Troy Ssatoga any point vest can MAKE sufs
PoushkeepSe. Baggage transferred free fsre ~ GEMS
EOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LiNE.-TAs
il Steamer JOHN BROOKS win leave Peck SUP evsU Day
1sundsys eaoeptod) pm arriving In Bridgeport IN tine e
AZ ears gatuck New Haven hAireeds
Ssrs sc Freight taken. r. L0CKfER, Co. hs South&
CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, via
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-yERSEY,
- WITHOUT CHANCE Of CAk3.
rxpRrss TRAIN LEAVES NETWORK DAILY
ssuna,ys srceptsd) from foot Of Courtlsndt e. a.
via EASTON,
ALLENTOWN and READING
for louisville and PHILADELPhAi
and At HARRISBURG with MAIL TRAINS on
Pennsylvania CENTRAL hAlLhohD'
East and West;
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
and 40, IN, c,ymBERLASD y" VALLEY RAILROAD.
WITHOUT CHANCE Of CARS rom
JERSEY CITY 10 HARRISBURG.
Arriving OF Harrisburg ct E:'o noon
NevYork May o. 1860.
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Among the multitude Of Conventions = Cordcss-

Amono the mult;,udss of Conventions . Condoes'
ora Convention sompossd Of representative Of al To-
rarosds IN the United States 70 DO held at Cmcinns'
Ohio 10 September next; Mr.. J. ?. Dukeasrt Of,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Il sxer,ns . hinssss
Sna;sss.s snd fraternal one. The railroad condeO
are = growing and important class and sach uhg
would doubtless prove beneficial, not only TO tnyf
duetors themselves, but 10 the roadh With whicAW
arc connected.
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NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

u GUNNER srsngemeht TOT Pe8sue "sTe rs'7' wv
lois m-Expreu for Albany Troy, Ssrseosa Sharon o
Springs Niagara Falls Lake George Lebanon sn at
sunss Niagara Fss and all places West Also with trains
for spd all points North ss nor CrSton
and A. Cro,on Falls with Stsesor Lake mshopsc tg NJ
For Plains meeting at oodsns bnage Win ~
M.h,sa.c "'S''' John BURCHILL Assist Sept
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,AInsifal Boxes.

WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING p 8.
g. TO- H. l and tunes manufactured BY the best makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
Of FLUTE, BILLS, DRGS{s, and cASfAdNErTEs Gems
ffom 9PsTms keYqS Americas Melodies ksgo as.de' ETC.
beuLLARD 4 MARTIN imPousrs,
Musical Bones repaired N No 81 Msldenlaas, Esv.Yorf.
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TyNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
Ia EITURE I'll eoors and styles Wholesale Retail. o,
SIS sud upward also Msttrssses and fsisssss
WARREN WARD, No III CsnaIst
foH deem ~ of Brosdwsy, n Y.
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THE GREAT RE- EN-! ENGLISH LIS, REMEDY FoF

above eompsnt either Of recent long standing advised
DO relied upon the most safe aud snecua remedy offered
the public and have bssn universally used In Europe for many
Prepared By prOu, and Hsn.ns Ne s strand London cad
way, 4. CHAMBERs, No. SIC Hudson.st N Y. aud Ma
HGYEs No IT'S Fultonst. Brooklyn, and all prugstss
Her Majesty authorized the name and
sdds ofTHOMAs PRouT No 23s Strand London = be ian.
presssd upon the Governments NswP sMxsas each bsx The
0yaulps hedi0ne. 49,
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Otean 6teamers, Sc.

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
~ For HAVANA and EEw-oRLEANs-Paa.sse esq
The fast and fsyonts steamship STAR OF THE WEsr
Capt - viii ssl MONDAY. August g. ct o'clock D. IN
from Pier foot Of Warren .. North River Bin Of isdas Che
proper funshsd the Office snd bills sdns viii Be
signed sasr the hour Of sailing For f.ssss .ppy
n l-Yrvisst reovvoi % cad mex THURSDAY 10y o.
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11aints, Oils, &f.

EOCOANUT OIL-In Casks, Cans, and Jars
~ and for sale by the undersigned Warranted
pure and sweet Used for lubrcang illuminating and medlci
sl npTno.ss and as tonic and be suhsr of the Hair
JOHN C. kAYSER,
No. 1l9 Nassau st., second door, Oice No. IL.
AGENTS for the Of the atce-GEO H. GRAY and DAN
FORTH Boston; j. w. DALLAM Co.. Philadelphia
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WONDERFUL REVOLUTION in the JOUR-
w NAILS Of MACHINERY-No friction necessity for
Ipre atom In motion by the power
fingers whole train Of heavily loaded including
tive started by one large heavy sh,h without regard
horse power be reyolysd By touch Of the hand
fuiy tested w. J. DEMoREST, No. 47s Broadway.
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Maebinerp.

VVHE HYDROPULT,
An invention throwing by hand power patented
by w yOSE. 1t Is one OF the most valuable Inventions Of
the day Dnon,,,n
will nv the power Of man. the Of eight
rallon, per minute fifty high With great tocs. the
article ever invented for =
~ 'EXTINGUlSHIN6 A FIRE,
PROTECTING ROOF FROM TAKING FIRE,
WASHING WINDOWS,
SPRINKLING PLANTS
WATERING GARDENS
CLEANSING TREES FROM INSECTS,
WETTIEG SIDEWALKS,
SPRlNKLING STREETS
WASHING CARRIAGES Ge &c. q
This article should be owned by every householder IL does
away with the necessity Of hydrsIt light portable
frequent use by every farmer merchant and mechanic in III.
couunty Please call and examine the article ct No Al Park
row Times Building or address the
AMERICAN HYDROPuLT CO.,
.. IN f..- No Al Park row, Eew.York
AGENT, wanted throughout the United States for the sale Of the
HydropnN. Apply o. above
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Copartnersbip Notices.
fonse-fnrnisbing Goods.

A No. / RANGES.
~ GREAT SUCCESS.
VERY INTERESTING TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
MIGRANTS PATENT WATER-BACK COOklNG-RANGE
proved hundred In use to be sure remedy
sysin, out should the water be stopped for
proof OF which read the following:
]. INGRAM Sons:
Tn. Patent Range had you put has been
rsgued and with and without TO entire ssis
faction fuel II burns hut about oneha OF any that have
come under my inspection. EHASTUs LYMAN,
Pres KnicksrbockeI Life ms. Co, No. loo Broadway
have had YOUR Movable Wster Back regulated In the
Range without putting the fire. aus used with and without
water very simple and sstisftoIy As to fuel burns
sh"nt one third than four others have used
'' "ALFRED MOORE, No. 32o West 22d-st"
and examine send for circular with many oertincates
of the purpoTt above. :.
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Cbanres for Business men.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are now offering 10
NJ Mechanic. Manufactures, Farmers Sheep; st9eh run
and Vine rower and in the vicinity Of Cetedo wayne w.
Isoure a, ELI THAyERS Organized Emigration once NO
7Walst over St Nicholas Bsuk.
CTEANBOAT "JOHN HART" alias ICON
FIDENCE.n aF..
~ FOR SALE CHEAP. 80,
Hu leo feet long 2s feet 81 feet hold Engine ooincn
a.s o e. sroie In good condition and now running
Apply 70 NJ iss R,os5wsy New.York
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Gntlerp, 6ar6ware, &f.

A MALGAM BELLS.-Churches, Schools, Fac.
"A tories Farms, and wanting furnished with
peror Bell fitted with all hsnngs complete for psrpOss
and months Ia cents pound being ony
third "A much metal Send for circular Sizes from 80
o 5000 pounds N. c. CHADWICK Co. No. IT Spruce-st
mo LIGHTNING-ROD MEN.
II rHe LYON MANUFACTURING COMPANY are pre-
a 30 fnyaish ali kind q LIGHTNING RODS and TRIM
EiSos, ct lowest Phcs. 0Igs PA az IHsULATOKs
VIII g. j. D. WEST l. Co, Agents.
P''N' No 1T9 Broadway, New-York.