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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09
The Suspicious Man.

This kind of an individual is always
smelling a continuous line of rats.--
He sees, hears, nor dreams ofanything,
in which he does not "smell a rat. y
The most harmless action ofhis neigh
Dor, under his suspicious and inquiSi,
torial disposition, is made a matter OF
serious investigation, because he
knows there's something in the wind,
for he saw his neighbor, Mr.. B., speak
ing very confdentially to Mrs. S.,
that very morning in the market
He puts that and that together, as he
calls it, and connects this whispering
in the morning with something he has
heard in the barber.shop, some weeks
before, and he ia satisfied his neigh
Dor B. is either going to fail in busi-
ness, or abscond without giving due
notice to his creditors.
The most terrible part of such 6
.,'ssa's S, character is that he places
such faith upon the corollaries he
draws from his false premises, that he
does not hesitate to give wing to the
base sspicions of his mind, and fire.
queR is the means ofbringing about
a NSter which never would have
hapbeHed but for him.
Many happy friends have been ren,
dered desolate-many prosperous
young man brought to ruin--many a
virtuous and amiable girl been driven
to despair by the fendish inuendoes Of
the Suspicious Man. No man, how.
ever upright and honest--no woman,
however ireproachable--no maiden,
however pure, is safe in the neighbor-
hood OF the Suspicious Man. lie has
all the curiosity of Paul Pry, without
his good nature, and the malignity Of
the devil, without his talent.
fever Lynch law is justifable in
community, it is exercised On the Sus-
picious Man. Rotten to the core Of
his heart, himself, he has no faith in
the virtue and honesty of others. He
exists in a state of continual doubt Of
the motives and actions Of others, and
in consequence his life is, at the best,
butaprolonged misery. IN. o. Delta.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09

Beautiful is the girl of twelve who
is neither child nor woman but some
thing between both-something more
exquisite than either! Her beauty
awakens no feelings beyond that ofad-
miration. The charm Of innocence
perched around her, as fragrance is
difuscd by the flower, sanctifying her
ligItest thought and shielding her
ike spell from the approach ofevil.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09

Little drops of rain brighten the
meadows, and little acts of kindness
brighten the world.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09

He travels safe and not unpleasant.
ly who is guarded by poverty and
guided by love.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09

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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09
Gge Mt9ttBm Democrat,

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PEARCE g. SPENCE.
ALEX. PEARcE. JOHN T. SPENCE.
OFFICE IN MALONE'S BUILDING,
FRONT STREET, M'ARTHuR, OHIO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-07-09
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The New York Eren,ng Post furnishes
the following a. the personal experience Of
an importing merchant Of that city, during
the last days Of August, which will be ap-
precisted BY masy men IN business, and
even It's psrusaI cannot fail TO suggest pru
dcncc and economy. II 10 u daily history
in al times OF momenfary striDgency -
"August 18th, 1851 Refused discounts at
bark Couldn't raise the money 10 pay da-
tas, asa obliged 10 warehouse valuable
in pCrtation Of goods. Cashier says come
text Offering day. Dist Went and found
matters ten times worsc. Saw the Prcsi-
dent. who told me ! deserved 10 bc pinchcd
for importing 10 heavily, and that | needn I
come there again for six weeks. COuldn' t
disco,int dollar. Concluded 10 call on H.
and borrow few Thousands. Found note
ON my desk from H., begging me to lend him
some money. or he would break Tried e..
Same luck, 22d Pitched out another bank
Customers in, wanting to 500 the fresh i'm.
portation. Spent three hours trying to Dor
row enough to pay the duties. No success.
gath -Ohio Life and Trust Company failed.
Tried to sell paper in the street at three per
cent month. No buyers Fortunate re.
mittance from the West-kDow the post.
mark-.Joncs Is good fellow Draft FIVE
thousand dollars --m ME Trust Cmnpany
25th-Notc ON c0laterals due at tie
bank. Couldn't get it renewed for u dollar
Made temporary loan. Stocks down twenty
per cent Fest securities unsalable at half
price. 26,h---I oon called in. Begin TO
feel cholty in the throat. No appetite.
Tried to scll out my importation OF dry
'gUTis at twrnty" PER cent. iioss Nof1oty.
any money 10 buy. Went home sick 9th
--.Iie-olved never 10 put myself in the power
Of banks again miserable concerns. Spent
the whole day trying to borrow, and barely
escaped protest, Ny own notes stuck 10
my face at three per cent. month. Over.
heard broker say, you're gone man II
you cant take your own paper at that
price" Feel very much 80, but got 10 keep
u still upper lip. 18th -Four baskers tail
al. Times wore than in 1897. Feet ore
with running about 10 raise money Can t
collect dollar from the country. Every.
body out on the same bnsincas---all borrow
err, no lenders. Desks full of bills rcceiva-
bic perfectly useless. Specie line OF the
banks down 10 nine millions. Wish Id
never seen u piece Of foreign dry goods
Weid have been a. easy M an old shoe IL !
had not imported. had no business Ia
build that new house the old one WAS good
enough, Ought TO have been content with
moderate things and lived on half the mo
ncy. Store rent too high Obliged 10
spread out too much on credit TO pay ex.
penscs 29th--Neighbor failed Bank failed
Friend called 10 ask il tho rumor Of my
failure was true. Air black with foul n,
ports. Half past two p. ", account over
drawn. and notes unpaid"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

to myself, Its Boyne salmon to Water
ford hake an Whalebone; all he wanted was
a little Of the divil TUX on, of him, and now
he'll go a. paysable as lamb. w.
And John prognosticated truly. The
race was ran, and "Whalebone" had it all
his own way from the start, coming in an
easy winner by ten lengths, and distancing
"Peep O. day Boy There was an i'm
promptu race on the way homewards, end
ing in beautiful fight between the rival
factions, in which four Of the "Nowlans'
were kilt, but subsequently recovered, and
several others were severely wounded.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

COLLECTING DEBr.-An Ohio paper says
that after the failure OF Mr.. Frazer of Chill.
licothe, liabilities 100000 bis hands nun
bering about two hundred, armed with all
sorts of war'ikc implements, held possession
OF the entire establishment, during four day,
after the failure, refusing to admit officer or
private inside the high board fence which
surrounds the premises On the fourth dav
the civil authorities, finding i, impossible e.
gain admission 10 the building without
bloo,shc'l. paid each hand his wages Mr.
Frazer did very cOmmendable act ia tell
ins his men 10 keep forcible possession until
they were paid.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

ri,ncr PrNdENG.' in the New York
Netrs, tells thu following good story:
During the operations OF the Allies in
the Crm'a. II was resolved 10 carry the WIN.
ter in from beautiful spring of the finest
Croton Ia the camp, leather pipes or hose
were employed, while the water was being
supplied, the minaret sounded prayer, and
one of The Turkish soldiers Immediately
went flop on his knees 10 praise A llah -
Unfortunately he went down right upon
the hose, and his weight consequently stop
ped the current of that first Of elements. -
ns Piudar calls water in his first Olympad.
Get up cried nh English soldier
" Nonlcy vous avez, % boutc, mon cher
Monsieur 10 furqua,' cried n Freuchman.
with native politics., ito ga up"
That amt the way to make a Turk
move" cried another. this Is the dodge. "
80 saying. hc knocked his turban OIL. Still
the pious Mussclman wen, on with his de.
votions.
" Ill make him stir his trumps." -aid an
other fnglishman, giving him remarkable
smart kick To the wonder II all, still the
unturbane,l. well kicked follower Of the
Prophet went praying on ~ though he was
forty horse parson.
iloot way. mun-il Il show W how We
serve ohstinae folk a, auld RWkec," quietly
observed Scotchman--he was. however.
prevented Tor the Turk. having finished his
" Htdh "a: eH Nldh, rose and began To
take OIL his oat--,hcn TO roll up his sleeves.
and then Ia bc,iew his palms with saliva,
and then 10 put himself in the most ap-
proved boxing attitude u Ia Yankee Sulli-
van, lie then advanced in true Tom liver
style 10 the Englishman who had kicked
him on the lumber region "A ring a
ring shouted the soldiers and sailors. pcr.
tectly astoni.hoi 10 SCI Turk such an
adept in the tistic art.
The Englishman, nothing 10th 10 have a
bit of fun with Turk ofsuch a truly John
Hull state Of mind set 10 work bu, found
h. had met his master--in i've minutes hr
had r,ceivcl his q,san'tm ,uf. A the
Turk cody replaced his coat AMI turhan, h.
turned round AMI said TO the admiriug bv
ISLANDERS, in the purc hrogue, Had luck Ia
", We spalpccns when yc'rc AFTER kicking
Turk. Id advise We. the mex, time. to iist
hc sure h. : not an freshman
The mystery was ahsol,Cd our Turk
was a Tippnry man,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

a WrrEs REroET.-A clergyman IL orr
Acquaintance. being recently in company
where several ladies were present. bis wife
among the humber, and the recent crimes Of
Mrs. Cunningham becoming the subiec; 10!
conversation, remarked. with a sort Of 70
guish lecr, that when a woman fell. she Wa.
far wore in her conduct than one Of the
other sex, My dear husband, replied hi,
VIE. 'you will rccollcct tha, the hcigh, from
which she falls is infinitely greater. Can.
brige Ciron,rie
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

Now prithe stay !" fair Jane did say,
A. jack turned sulkiiy away;
"Now priihs, do not 20 from me
For aunt grows cid, end has, veto told,
Uncountsd heaps OF yellow gold
And liry guineas there will be
''Iio, lao !" qnoth Jack and here the track
Was inches deep In mud, ~ black
A. London mud could be- -
And Jane her dfes-, 10 clear the mess,
Had lifted up yard or Less;
- very pretty LEG--f--sEg.'
Bosfon Port.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

AprSp,xCg oF WuEAr. The Rock
Island .irgjs says that in ore day las, week
there wcrc lao thigh, cars loaded in that
city with new wheat for the Chicago mar
kc,, and that the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad Company have plaoI upon their
Rad an additional number Of freight cars
this season, and yet they have scarcvly
enough TO supply the unusual jeman,
This speaks WI for The country along The
Mississippi.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

party OF ladies who were providing
Ia battle in beautiful cove a, Geneva.
WIS. DISCOVERED II young farmer in thick.
e, watching them, and gaw him a soand
beating in til, hazel bushes IN which he was
hid.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

Near Heart ,'roye III, a Tersou can stand
IN 40 em'hrnce, and al one view, see up
wards Of thirty thousand acrs Of growing
cora. -Four years ago the ground was IN
broken prairie,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-24

The Boston Be says there arr ore hun
Ord and twenty-five eating hon-ss in tia;
city. and the mcney taken by them amounts
TO $4,000 l-r DAY, The number Il custom
ers i about a5.O6O.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Boy, Youths aud ChiIdren's

VNINE Calf ro1'., B.oges ard OAfo.d Ties:
7 Mrr,' oys' ard ourts To.r,. aIOPe ard Roo@- Of
the qraly IL made pres-iy 10 ordtT
for ,eru 20 iy nov Y. r. ~ TT1k
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
Valuable Frte-SOiILOt for Sale.

{ AN nov Ouering for le va able BdSing Lot on
81 Tu"e stree the Of II The tot fronts
sixty siN feet on Co. l. lund ed IT, feet
IT - 4 CoRNe enent al ey IN lhe
ih pO srty Is from taxes f7r 26 from is
Ianu ~ next This eVeuq tim is vaae than Is
uy ACCORDED to il, only the grounds has all i'm
prov mruts ee ted e'eOn, buL free from t4xes The
aViug IN u item Cf take Win than pay for the
ToUuI and al in his lot l. situated
part Of she tv tIat is being rapidly hiled up
dLe ds eiHgs AID Tei reasonable
Apply 10 juy6O. a. v. ;. LINBSLEH.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN.

( Am now Offering at great sacrifice, that valuable
Pprop -rty, on College Tin, INN edatey opposite tie
gn cTsy, oUg occuTie bN the late Dr.. Tioo>t The
lot frout feet Market street. with front on
olegv- Fhe HO e is large and tommoniOus. and the
whole, st the prtce ufe. u l., a prest bargain.
Ctabones' mn bus IA aclicaliy moved College HnI
1gtt IN The Pubic square, wanting resi-
ieocr convenient to business would do well this
proprty aion AVE LlNDsLEY.
Apr.9O,J7 BtU
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

4 VARIABLE LOf in S,uth Nashville corner Of sum
L mtr auo Oak streets, ironing l2U feet on Sumne
,treet 40 Oak VIII be sold AS a bargain
The Gas is now beIs carried up front Cf this Lot.
A4plt 10 A. '. s. LlNOSLEY,
march2O 83 COegestreet
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4 NEAr KESlnLNcE IN EnGErIrI.n

n1W offered fJT sac at b4TpR q. The Lot y-===
fronts ~ ieet Woodland and 10 on F.;;i
ii1ics. n hOuse contains four good room, good III
CT tern, Ac. fhe house is new, buit Of brca aLd he
'itua; one OF the best IN Edseield vii be low.
Apply 10 A. s. LINUSLEY,
uLel3. S3 College street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIsCHER OWEN & CO., GenI Advertising House
APPLETON BUILDING .346 Broadway, New YORK.
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SIeeI PlOws. &c

An sEPeetihs daily lot q the TnstF and JeH-yses
= steel rfess uafd And ka4iFozd heel sarress -
lsas - zsfs 9 .i.sE@tsrs, ftarfoas,
az AsSh4 3oF he ale u oar hoFsa Eaeons aad Ran.
roaas earts, -ui aluo ioF PcAsoiyas eeleir "a Bts
sHA@eSrfs 2na Faosa2 CorE. ssal1n , eag ora. -.
~sHsa D. - = ELisHA ,fE.
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KS. SIravls aud ScaIfs.
InCes and EmbrOideries.

In ms In. our stoc issuerb 9cns Al the novel
tir. Of The >,s . oIar- ant rate ard il
t,, -, for COLOR an uourning rl-g rrda Vei's
4 Ian5k rchIrf !.c Frl'~ r~d INIT ttioT; comet
ard -si~s ri nEs aud Fl unc g zeal aivEcieLneS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

{'HAT valuable DWELL at the corner Of Cedar and
L SUM street The lot fronts IS feet. n Dwell
n large and cor isere fine Office on
he lot a. il Of he desirable locations in he
;,ty- 'ppiy
sertI@. A. V. S. IINITIY.
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J. T. NAVUUKNI,
no. pa, spruce eeL.
TESTIMONIALS AND REFsRE>CGs.

OFFICE BUCEETE TATE NsUHANCE 0NFANT,
INCNNATI, DC 10, 1870
r lltis 10 ccrJIS that l
b.,rrxamIueu rIo"fs Of - f. ChIlds Co.'S
Eas il, Fire and Marer.Froof emeut uug," aud be
lisve u sUprior toSn1 other Auh Of hooi
ing muse WItuc Of severe 'r4 OF one Of
these roofy from large volume OF hamv ITotn IOutug
buiid ng struck tsre-u apou the roof Aua cor
.r nearly half Al IL the be Al
oectation, sayed the ItinB. M. a. hrLL,
p lesid-ut DLCaey Sta.e lnsuIAn. c %.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

hEaFHIs. T4ES Dec sth, ,lisj.
To WHnN NAY CoSCFkN-- 4 - 10 crTrif, that > :
B,n1ett roof br me last surug Rih CON
tJon called Ms = PaLent Galv4uic Ce uea soe O
@ e d-ck, he oth,r sbiay3- roof vi G.
perfect sati-factio1. He rep urrd dor
low. shch leaked Hsdly had the y a
9 Satptn ers % rresrLt iis akiuF, fe sue ert
ptTfScily uaht o ch eriulIy rec an
nrnG his mo o. roonns 20 the public, All 70 M.
uTo-es, End besve ~ be p. rnIaae nxture lgs.
Ore and D. CO, KKkIL
Prop -Ietor o. NJ -rcl N lInLrI-
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
STORE uOUSE ron SALE,

STORE UOTSE FOR SALE,
On BROAD street, 2md door from College.
WE a'e OGe'i sale, cheap, that valna- -
- bic lore House, 81 uat d Broad and IHEEHg
adjoining the shoe Store Of B. r. e % door lsEsz
rom college sHeet Ihis q desn abe IuS 'pes
stan a. d well apted to busine any ipu
VII pay 10 ner cent upo the purcha mO1cy. Come
quick you vii lose bar sin For part c1Iars enquire
OF E r CI,,S7 X Agant
sert24. No ~ Cb-11rv .tTs,t
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

oreIh- r Vi \ q" rn0Te variafv n mFdu0 and IOI
ricrd Fouuce O. e. s'll, @nd bv tie arc
u pa n p d i.prd nd h v.d r. al.O an-aceC
md oIE evil Nerinos C-shmeres Great iet
f ~ ard mon bids, NOuSr Aines AID every
hiL ~ ~ D D z II hi.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

NHF greatet Nv IN the world This Cordial is dis
i rilled FROM knO only TO mysel' and chem
caIIv cor ed with q the uahe UedicrA al
90 : herb and uhrkS known 10 the mind OF viz:
ood DOT, black rcot Vi cherryba < yellow dock dan
deoTs EarapariPa elder Toe with others producing
he lble remedy fer tie ri sorat on Of health
ever tnOv 4.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03
crsclxsA11 ,oEScy ROYAL IssUEAsce courAsr,

Ihave examined ". L. Childs cos lastic tre an a
Wa-r p oof Lr eUt Roofing, and a. far a. Iudgs,
epB,ider il great invention, and wiring Insure
uildugs Us protected upon The same terms As insure
those covered Uy metal. JN'. :. Law
A. .elt KoS a. ms Co, London and Liverpool.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

MEMPHIS, Narcn y, ISL.
Ma w. :. BENNETr When in PnIsdrIphu. a. a f-W
dlEs agn, I Ted POI Mr. SIotn the c. ebr ,ted
'rch art l"r Of the Sol Work Arcrit ure
ave" his ION 10 the 'urabiity DC AesI
r. . such g~iug IN city - Ne .phf,
md he 10 h h. ID he tatcn ia saving 10 me
hat il Is g "a ahl- Tuaf al hat II advo
'Res c'a o. 20 be- fr her ng tHat he sing Il on
Inc bui0iug for hiu.se Z. res ,ec ( q
JOt L. MORGAN Arebit..,.
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ST, ICtIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency OF JAMES E
DUDDERIDGE, o. Il secondStreet, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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EUt 81. ANn ,r-EGR SAIE-

AM o1eriOg for ale privately a House and o. ssas.
situated on Erotd sUests lea dooTs above SUM
mer; ironiHg feet on Broad. running bacG IS sl
feet 10 alley IEe house contains rooms in the ain
Ouiitng, vi ki'chen bath-hOu suoke house &C. We
VIII give bargain IN the above TOperty and
snah De easy. l.. K GLASCU' X, Agrnt.
lGnr'0- no 81, cherry St.
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Curing BY natural laws. hen taFen ~ feanG
N e7re h elt rcursng throut every weir OF tn body,
purifying and ers,ing the circulation OF the no'd a
Ives b ous matter ia tie stomsc anu s'ieus-
then he whole org 'niE ti0n. -.
Mel eans Strengthening Corii7l viii euectnlIS cure
Iiv complNints. Dvspensia, JAlnaice,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-03

W. ;. TFNNErr, Fso.-D-a ar sir he scss .ithn cur
knov dye - duTaDi &c OF eslis aIvauic C..
m-nt. thee: The bu ldins covered for us last
snrIng smEa py 10 sAte erred O. exptc aHon,
We uete!o ommtnd 10 10 Tie rubl Tor 81 r. Of
itgt osess ght, 81 eau, ia AID ater proof 70
d doe not set soft and The u me b,a OF
e sun. does ir h4tGrn AID hu eurcts OF
he cold. Any per oas wishing 70 mo q his ~.
sice. c4n call = nanuf4ctOry.
\. :. BRUCE L CO,
Carrisg, NAnuf4e Ory. Monroe 81, Menpais, renu.
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a Nj ] welling Z onse fnr Sala-
NRkS SANIIE.

GI7UATF D in ,geaeld on the Gan.tiu Turnpike For
- fur her psT,Icl,ars alpIy to
.ep1l- VS. IINDSLEF.
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IEaTsrsU HELTING.

5000 r. osa, Sr on sds s'"" An t 's' ' Of rs "
Leatrrr all # winch invite tn a entio. = II n'er'
ard % him : 10 tht foy-. r c Uhch u he 80 on
tn, cash. al 81 50 ner Of htotd-
No, b. Il. GUTTER.
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PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE 4 WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

FEVHF undersigned are prepared introduce into Ia
/ TenupSs t W. T. CHllDo 4 cos PNlF nj Fl A.
ask the attention architects Builders. Railroad %.
.nies and the pubic its superiority other
Roohng.
ARCHITEC rs AND BUILDERS should not t,iI 10
exannr this Roofing bette and C eHprT Than
thing IN use. The tleal forms hard ana smooth
face thar will resist the action OF te osfere in
cImtt- l. mp-ryIOus 70 Waer elastic and flexible.
1t contracts and eVpanCs vi the chaLgrs OF mos
phrre crack nor rot and, TO
its ruIahiH Y, there IS no q He-uon.
Imp-T~h tfle, anc ptTiec lnN resi-
any ordinary eXtcTnt exposure 20 hre as - abnndant
proved. auA warrant " teT-proot We VIII en-
gage 70 put our Roofing ordinary good htafhnR,
o shin gravel tin, zinc, pr or IRON roof
it making difference how 81 ep 'r IA, hey NAV he
for seven dollar, per square feet IT b'ng
cheaper Roof Of the old sNlc and sure II
will i've b-tt-T satisfaction.
IL all also be found the best mi 'nveue 70
cove or mend luakN tIu gravel roof o. around
chime ,cutes windows, AMI cutters, here the
tin is ru~t through Cement he pot Ia
as long ~ stone and form perfect al eou TO anN oh
Ject TO appd Ttu Roots can be pa nted over
iau1 warranted liars and hts ceut
per hundred square svt, Nhch Is cheaper ana uuh bet
H. ng fr cover NJ large where the, Exposed
fir such Mills, saw Nj Is, FACTORIES, ltHroad
Cars bridges D,pot- station houses, stet ot becSs
aud in fact ev kind Roof where there Is external
G,pOsure from fire. the Root ~ perfect "ihoat Joint
IL, u chance uulcate,
ght sub. tauce will burn with Ut gniung.
gS Onces ~ Clue matt, AID other places
where Chis Co.'S nent hI~ been u~ed, BuHd
NO. with Noofs red giIh this Cement same
rate as for thuse covered with iron, Copper Tin
" Cement viii be furnished 10 those distance
with diTec for using
eF- the undersigued, through the Post
ONCE vii. be promptly attended TO