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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

QrrrE-Somc odd genius has fixed Up The FOL.
lowing icm:-"lwo gentlemen each have a
daughter; each marrlrs The daughter Of the 9th
cr,lt children arise from the union. on Goth sides.
what Ie.AlLon womb they De % each n.her 2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

\ GENERAL lyvnriuN-A downc1,t Militia
captain, on receiving u note from lady rcq ,r-t
ins the pleasure Of hIs company, understood u H.
a compliment TO those under h.- command, and
marched the whole Of them TO the adys house
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

FERRY ACROSS THE NERmLIoy-A ferry across
the Nermilion has been established at MQuow-
ems ford some 10 miles south Of this place on the
road to Bloomington. a ferry at this point has
been much needed
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

HEAyY Blow Oar town was visited, last Sat
urIay, with perfect tornado, which blew down
Mr. LemorcauX's frame, for his new house on
the bank Of Fox River, upset number of out
buildings in ii.Tcrcn; parts Of town, broke in the
Venetian window on the south side Of the Court
House ~tceplc, capsizei number Of chimney.
tops unroofcd several corn cribs. and badly scat.
tered the lumber in the dliIeren: lumber yards.
No lives lost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

After this vote WAS taken, motion was made
to declare the Convention to be unanimous for
out, and the vote upon the motion s,ood-yeas
l03, nays 80.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

We had the pleasure Of call at our Office on
Wednesday last, from Messrs Rancy 4 Far,cs.
worth, the two en;erpr,ins Young men who are
abot starting a new daily and weekly paper in
Peoria. They engage in the enterprise under
highly favorable auspices, and appear to be fully
competent for the arluous duties incdcn to pub.
fishing daily paper
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

Fl.E On Monday morning, last, about I o.
clock the slumbers Of our citilgns were arrested
by the cry Of fire, which soon proved to arise
from the burning Of a match factory owned by
Hunter & Cavalry situated near the Rlyiuc, west
end Of the town. The fire is supposed 20 have
originated from BAD match, and should serve as
a caution to the enterpsl,ing proprietors a. to
what kind OF matches they make in future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
Special \ offices.

Dr. Storm, celebrated Scotch Cough CANDY.
Ma. WApz-Dcar Sir.-It affords me pleasure
10 offer my testimony the efficacy of the articles
Others who may he suffering Nv wife was labor
ne under severe cough Tor long time winch
threatened serious injury. After having irIed ma
ny othc, remedies To mo- purpose, she u-cd few
p1ckages OF S.orm's Cough Candy purchased from
Gus nrlghhors, Ncssrs Snow 81 Quick. and IN n
short time IN. was entirely relieved and no-y en-.
Joys good health. Wy servant was also afflicted
w.tha severe brcns, complaint, and she experience
ed almost immediate rclei from thu use OF this tru-
ly valuable medicine Respectfully,
Il. EVANS No. 2I0 Main 81.
81 Louis Nav 1 1919
So.day Walker & itck.'ng and G.. l. Thomp-
son, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
" Is N LNNONLOLS LhEI

1T IS Nv ERRONEOUS IDEA
That disease cannot he cured except by taking
I1rg" quantities Of medicine into the stomach, in
great many cases OF which more injury is done.
although lhr disease In point be- actually cured
The c00rs oilhr stomach by continued Use Of nau.
smtu, Hsae-, frequently becomes so disorder
ed l.a, the Digcstre Function IS seriously uyw
eli the result Of which j. dyspepsia, nervousness,
choIlcs, alternate darrhr1 and cosriyrncss, fau-
lencc, nigh, mare &c, &c Would it not, there
tore, be very desirable to possess a remedy, which
being applied EricrHGlly would excite the alb
sdrbcuts to Increased action, and thus carry of
through this medium the deielerious principle
which Is the direct Cause OF the disease Surely
every thinking man will admit that this would not
only be the most Pleasant. but by far the safest
means to effect the desired end. The almos, SUI
prrhuman cures performed by the Arabian Phys-
clans in the days ofold were mainly effected by this
course OF treatment, and the ingredients OF which
H. e. FdrrcEs celebrated irabidp Linimcm
Is composed, are extracted from rare plants pecul
iarto Arabia. This grea, I.nment (which is now
to be had of most respectable Druggists and Mrr-
chants in every town in the United States is daily
eicctfng cures which seemed beyond the power of
medicine to control consumption bronchitis and
liver complaints in their first stages, nervous nnec
tons, indigestion, enlargement Of the spleen, scro-
tulous umors goitre, &c, &c, are frequently cur
ed and always relieved by It's use It is unsurpass-
ed as an anodyne-reIievng severe pains in few
minutes ntterits application it soothes the irritated
nerves aud produces that delightful tranquility so
grateful to the nervous invalid. .Sprains bruises
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

MARRlED--On the 4th INST by jas S Far
rcr, Esq, Mr.. REUBEN CGANDALL to Miss AMANDA
Il SMuu.
On thu 10Th inst, by the Rev 4. A. Shce, Nr.
CuUlsJrW CnRlsroIyEEsoS TO Miss HELEN THoNr-
SON. all Of this county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

Tho Pennsyiranida says that "the war between
ths Maine ia" and Ccssir-' 10 psing fereely,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

STATE CONVENTION OF PEvSsYLvAvIl-Th DO.
dy me, at Harrisburg on the 4th inst, and nomi.
mated William Scausht, Of Fayette coupty, for
Canal Commissioner and 81 Presidential elect
ors Tho convention instructed their delegates
to the National Convention for JAMES BucuASAy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

DlED-Monday morning March 18th ASIA
G. infant daughter Of Frederick A and Martha
". Slack, eyed two months.
In Ottawa. on Monday, the 18th inst. NJ Lung
Fever, JrlM MAHlESS,, daughter Of David aud
Jarc NJ. Walker, aged . years, month, aud IL
days.
Nay, weep MOI dearest though the child he dead
She lives again m Heavens ndrrad-d hc,
With other angels that have early fed.
From these dark scenes of sorrow .u and STRIFE:
Nay. weep not, dearest though thyycauing love
Would londly weep tor earth It's airest flowers
And cen deny TO higher realms above,
Thrtcw that deck this dreary world Of ours.
Though much II seems 4 wonder and n woe.
That one So loved should be 50 early lost.
And halIowed tears may unorhddrn flow,
To mourn the bussom that we cherished most.
Yet all is well Gods good design see,
That where our treasure IS our heart. will be,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20

Still n few copies Of tho Township Organira.
ton Law, with notes and convenient forms, ior
sale, cheap, at Thompson's Drug Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
SIGHT EXCHANGE

On New York in sums to suit purchasers, Tor sale
by nov9 NORRIS 4 FISHER.
Money also RENTED through Grlnnel, Minturn
& Co, New York, to any part Of Europe. at the
lnMrsl fninS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-03-20
SIGHT EXCHANGE

Scotland, or Wales, in sums to suit purchasers. for
sslsby srrilS-ly N II SvTr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

The HoPEDALE CoMMUNITY.-The
Milford Journal has interesting account Of this COM
munity from which we make the following brief
sketch:
The IIopedale Community for ned at Msndon In
ls4l The tract OF land In Milford purchased by the
association had obtained the name Of The Dale" To
this they pTeixed the word Hope and the place has
always retained the name of "Hopedale" At fret the
Association numberedsbut thirty ln3yiduals Al the
present day ills composed Of two hundred members.
Al nrtney purchased two hundred aud fifty acres OF
land, which was then by means fertile. This has
been much improved by cultivation and, by fire.
quent purchase they have added to It's extent until
they are now IN possession OF five hundred acres
They have from the first adhered to their resolution
to sec,ude themselves, rs far ~ possible from the
world They believe the popular opinions concerning
religion, government &c, 90 be wholly wrong and In
consistent with the spirit Of the Gospel In their re-
iremeD they hoped 10 establish society which should
not only be free from the sins and ioics OF the world,
but exert by its example, influence on that world
they sought to shun The Association granted religious
liberation To every member and adopted constitution
and by laws which prescribed three forms called
1.-The first was that Of joint stock prophetorshlp in
such real and movable estate as they deemed neces
saty 10 the maintenance Of neiehborhood exc usvey
inhabited and controlled by persons honestly endesyor
Ing to conform TO their principles which Joint stock
Was held In shares Of fifty dollars each"
The principal officers Of the Association were Pres-
dent Directors, Recorder and Treasurer. In al
diiion 10 these Council Of Religion, Cancellation and
Justice had supervision over the re 0us affairs Of the
Community; endeavored 10 correct such habits and Gus
toms might be calculated 10 nure the welfare Of the
society settled controversies that arose between tha
member and examined applicants for me nbership.
In 1912 they fret took posession of their farm and
since then the place has grown steadily until IL has DOW
the appearance Of thriving lle visge Lately they
have established Savings Bank and Mutual Fire In
surarce Company lyceum meets monthly 10 sum
mer and weekly In winter. Until few months ago
Rev. Adm Baou has filed the sFice Of President He
IL senior Editor Of The Practical Cyistiaa paper
which 10 published in HOpedsle every fortnight
The peculiar IDEAS Of this people (~ho are Ia reality
"cOme cutters can never become widely spread aud
In this land Of freedom, they should says be allowed
TO hold such opinions as they deem best They are
doing good Ia their way We have full liberty 20 do
gOC d In ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

II Fred. Emmons Of Buffalo, a well
known boat agent, assulted In Cleveland lat, on
Saturday night he had been saying joke, that be-
returned Californian with $4,000 abou. him ana
some mep believing ths tale, waylaid him, near Belle
vue House, and Knocked hi down with q slung shot
His lie IL despsired Of William Ferguson. Watson
Dssn, Samuel Maxwell and John Kelly have been ar.
rested on suspicion Of being the perpetrators Of the act
u The Cleveland Plain Dealer learns
that gentleman residing in that city, robbed of
s2V Gay or TWO since ct las he supposed the Railroad
Depot Detroit. The money was In his coat pocket
on the right breast He did not mas IL until on board
The steamboat on his way 70 Cleveland whep feeling
for bis Pile, be found that the pocket had beeu cut
open on the outside the roll Of Bulls taken out aud
paper OF tobacco put In its place Neither the money
nor thief have yet been fund
n The Wings of Cleveland have made
arrangements for the Publication Of German Whig
paper, at an early day In the campaign thto 90 edit
ed by gentleman who has been for msny years the
editor Of liberal paper in Germany, and snngsto me
tack with his large experience talents and literary ca
ovation Of the highest order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO

REDUCED RATES -NewYork and San Fran.
cisco steamship L.ne.-The new steamship UNITED
STATES, EdwaId 3 Dennis, Commander will take her do
parture for AspinwSl Navy Bay, on SATURDAY, Aug a.
AZ M Panam. W th the double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT leo tuns burden George
A Cole Commander which steamer awaits the arrival OF
passengers Pan by the United States oa New fork
and dey thereafter proceeds TO >An rfaoelsco direct
without Stop piDg at intermediate ports -.-
These vessels In accommodations and safety are moi sur
passed BY any on tins route and experienced surgeon Is
attached 10 each vessel.
The United states mas usde the voyage between Now
YoTk Cbsgres in seven days and hour aud me w
telc Sc,tt performed the voysge between Ne~iot ahS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
W7HAT THE CANADIANS THINK

w OF WISTARs BALSAM-From the Montreal
Transcript July D. l848.-We think It but due to Dr. Wis
tar that should add testimony TO Others to
the extraordinary merits OF his medicine in certain par
culsTy where the patent has complained OF pain in the
side, IN cases OF 40 asthmatlca character
We ore personally scquainted with many persons who
have experienced immense relief from the Of this med
cine, when labohng under the diseases above mentioned
and in the changeabe climate Of Canada these diseases
more than usually common any medicine calculated to
counteract them must be of value.
We aware that It has large and still increasing SALE
and has been very generally and beneciay used since its
Introduction into ada three sgoand the very fact
OF s hav stood the test OF three years experience Is
proof OF itl value.
We in the habit Of recommending patent medi.
cnes unless the benefits conferred BY them have under
our own observation; but the present instance
recommend WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
az medicine worthy OF the confidence OF the public in Dis
the Chest and side, and many in this city
severe cough, have yielded TO - influence.
TO be genuire Il must be signed BUTTS. -
Address all orders 10 the General Agent SETH w.
FOWLE, Boston. Mass.
For iae at wholesale retail By A B, d. Sands. Cen
eral gents No Oo Fulton ST Thomas MAXWELL No. 20
Nilism-st: John Mihau, No. 1873 Broadway Astor and
Irving House Drug Stores and No. ITO Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JULY %, 1852.

ACCOMMODATION MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST
WARD-Ths train will leave Toideo daily Ssad.Ys sx
ceritd. at A. NJ connecting az Toledo with line Of
steam from Cleveland and "a dusty and stopping AZ al
the way station. will reach Chicago a. o. L. "
COIkG EASTWARD 90 Lave Chicago daily Sundays
EXCEPTED ~ A. M stopping At al stations aud arriving
A. Toledo AZ f. NJ come cting with steamers - SAadu,ky
ara Cleveland and there in time for oil The
irs Ialls ~ n itQse plsta
p.ck,,.lCs, leaves soedo a. g A. A. for Foyt Wayne
.rd ports on the Wabash Cana! JOS II. MOOhL'
s,,sn Iune , 1872 Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

NOTICE is hereby given, that the balance re-
IN nnnS Of tie proceeds Of the sale Of tie Real Eststs Of
JAMES GREIG ate CT the cry Of New To deceased ntssas
lately the order Of the Surrogate Of he County Of New
YORK Js G-s Jr the Administrator 81 all .nd rnSlar "a
s1ods, ofds Of tie said n--tste vii BE- divided -
the aOug tie crs-OTs u tbs sad ntsstAs - pro
porlon their cee ACCORDING 70 law At ne .'o
sst-s Once The CITY OF NeE iok, 90 te seventh DAY Sep
sub-r -It oes Of hat dsy-Ds,sd th
sch lsy Of Ijy26~ L. w. BRADFORD, Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-


Il CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, between
BOSTON ard LNERPOOL-The Boston ships only call.
Ing at Halifax land aud receive mails and passengers
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA. Capt --, EUROPA T. G Lott
ASIA. c. II. T.. JudkinA NIAGARA, j. Stone
AMERICA N Shannon, CANADA, Lang,
CAMBRIA, J. Leitch
These vessels caIIy clear white light al mast head green
en- startoaId bow, red on port bsw
ASIA Judkins from NETWORK "Wednesday, July q.
AMERICA Shannon from BOSTON. Wednesday, Aug l.
EUROPA Lott from NEW-Y0RK Wedu esday. Aug n.
NIAGARA, Stone, from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Aug. Is.
AFRICA Harrison. fm NE ORR. "Wednesday, Aug o.
CANADA Lag from BOSTON. Wednei day, Sept. l.
ASIA. JLdkins from HEW-YORK, "Wednesday, sept g.
AMERICA, Shannon, fan BOSTON, "Wednesday, sept Is.
EUROPA, Lott, from Ne W.IORh, Wednesday, Sept =.
Passage Gom NewYork Boston 10 Liverpool-FiIs
cabin, $40; second cabin, $40.
Berths not secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount tor
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon board
To All letters and newspapers must pss through the
POst Office For freight or passage apply 10
r.. CUNARD, No 1 Bowling Green.
u French German and other Fore gn Goods received
And brought IN common with British Goods Through os
OF fading sie siven In Havre for New York.
NA1Cht>By order Of the British Treasury, watches OF
ioTesn manufacture bearing the msrkso Engsh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted IN England 10 tran
stu for The United states and other countries In couse
sence OF which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
AZ HAVE for New orb Boston Liverpool without in
curing the risk heretofore Of being seized the English
Custom House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
ITO DENTISTS.-The subscriber in

VI L
forms the Dental profession of New TX, that he Is
in the city snd prepared to imPa instruction IN MS
improved method OF mounting Artificial Teeth.
This improve consists uniting single mineral teeth
each other metallic plates by means OF tus0e
slcious compound cement which flowed In between
and The bass OF the teeth and the plates In such
form most perfect artificial gum which IS
ard ard strong the teeth and cannot De acted upon By
ssva acids This method possesses the following ad
yentages
ii, most perfect artificial gum, any desirable color
can be given IT, even the delicate tints
This gum without crevlces and EXHIBITS per-
fecy uatua and life like appearance which mpAts TO the
teeth that peculiar expression which chs-acezes the natu
raj organs
I'd Great strength The teeth being thus united 10 each
other their and the p-te upon which they set
acquire greater degree soldy and rmness than when
mounted in the usual modes.
Sd The cleanliness Of the teeth The crevices under and
around the OF the teeth being all filed soud there
car be TO Judgment food vitse the saliva, or infect
the breath for the slightest moisture can get BE-
tween the and plate when thus united 10 each other
4th The facility with which his style OF work can DO eX-
ecued Single arranged upon the plate aud wax
a. intended the mouth with little or no grinding torit "a
not necessary THAT the teeth should TIT closely the plate
II better that they should not there Will be more room
the flow under the base OF the teeth and
thereby increase the siren 9Th OF the dentUre.
The subscriber has thoroughly tested the prachcaoy OF
this method Of constructing full and partial sets OF teeth
which being IN this city aid elsewhere, in
which sill the advantages above named fully realized
Some sixty Dentists different cities have adopted his
new method many o! whom had heretofore made beautiful
bcckwork but all have expressed their entire conviction Of
TIE sUre,iory Of hs system any other practced.
His Laboratory Rooms Muuays next door TO BUTTS
Hotel where he Is prepared 10 give practical demonstrations
10 who may desire it. lie respectfully invites his pro-
fessOnal brethren 20 call and see him. J. ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
HHE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The shin

composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstock,
ADRIATIC. Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built by cont act expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken Ia their
srucion also in their Engines TO insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
oualed for elegance and comfort Price Of from
New York TO Liverpool in fstclass cabin, s2O In second
do $40 exclusive Of extra sire state rooms $500 from
Liverpool TO NewYok $50 and 4 20. An experiences
geon attached 10 each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
EOR AUSTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE

Il -First and only Regular Packet The splendid \
ltIely new clipper ship WILLIAM FROTillNGHAM,
lG tuus harden r. T. Tucker msster, viii succeed tho
NIgnosa on her first voyage and sail for Port Philip
md Sydbsy direct 20th August This beautiful clipper
sp built FOR the California and China trade and is
eqoasd by any vessel now up for Australia Her
no6sons spacious ght and airy and peculiarly sdsp
iee for the convenience Of families
An experienced surgeon accompanies this ship
confidently expeoted that she Will AXE the passage
iesoe Of 80 days
For freight or pssssge for which early application should
tnsde, spply 20
RUSSELL NORTON, No 81 Odslip
ELLIOT, ARKELL a Co, No. 10 Pearl.s'.
Tie Clipper Ship ASCL INA WI succeed he w. FIoh'
AthGrl, and ssil 5tb September.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
Ocean Steamers, sc.

A USTRALlA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
lar line Of Packets for Port Philip and Sydney The
Ebscrbers viii dispatch the fasang and avonte Packet
MADISON on the LIST OF August 1.-THE above vessel IL COM
handed by experienced master who has been many
the Australian sde) the recommendations superior TO
shy ship port having large aud small rooms
vel adapted for families single persons Those embark
Ia for the gold regions shouo make early applications
u secure beIts Ia number being already engaged) For
keieht or passage apply pier No p East River OF 20
BUTLER BROTHERS, Australian Packet othce No. 1853
ed Is South-st.
ER-Tbe tsn6 OF duties goods imported into Au,trs
d. can be seen st the office OF the subscribers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29

EDM'DR COLLfNSS co, No. IS Wallst NY.
BROWN, SHlPLEY. & Co, Liverpool.
+. g. ROBERTS CO, No. 10 Kings Arms Yard
LONDON.
JOHN MUNRoE 4 co No Rue Notre Dame des
Victories Paris, or GEO b. DRAPER Havre.
The of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion specie ewelry precious OF metals uu-
less bill. OF adng signed therefore and the value
Of therein EXPRESSED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-29
paintina, Sc.

ZINC Warranted puro.-
II The NEW JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No ~
Deyst Prepared to supply their Zinc Paints at the fol-
No White, ground in oil, sc. per pound.
No.2 White, ground In OIL, &c. per pound.
No. White, ground In oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown aud B ack, ground IN oil, 5ic per posna
Dry White Of Zine, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Ate thorough test in Europe and the United btatef hs
been found beauty and protective qualities
than any other paint For wilderness and banSy II IL IN
rvasd II Is FIRE from all poisonous properties 50 commos
and dangerous In other pigments, will soyerequa weight
from 80 lee cent space than lead snd H. here
fore much cheaper 70 the As Inside paint
will no turn yeloz when exposed 70 the InlPhurou
ssses of coal res or the foul air OF ship Their White Iss
around in varnish produces the porcelain finish Then
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In few hours form hard and solid metallic coating as3s
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces are ksos
Tor their ere proof properties They specially adapted
Tor marine purposes having been found to RESIST me Sor
dog action of salt aeT destructive 10 other psiAss
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING soUIER- AGENTS No. - Dey-"-