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Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
New York. Feb. 2

The Tribune correspondent writes from Wash.
ington, Feb. I'd, and says Judge Lecompte's letter
of defence was readi the Senate in Executive
session on Friday. Duplicates sent to the Presi-
dent have been forwarded to Gov. Geary for re-
view. Meantime, assurances have been given,
that Mr.. Harrison's nomination will be recalled,
if the facts alleged by Judge Lecompte are sub
stantiated.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GyrAn entirely new route, over which jour-
ney from Carson Valley to st. Lake was made in
only seventeen days, has just been discovered
The distance is said to be three hundred miles
shorter than by any route previously discovered.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

MORE CoLD.-The 18th ult. was remarkable,
it would seem, throughout the country, for the
low figure which the thermometer reached. The
following was its range at different points on
that day.
At Iowa city, S2S below zero.
At Madison, Wis, 2S' below zero. a..
At Oshkosh, Wis.,, $40 below zero.
About the same time 1t ranged 40" below at
Utica, and also at Watertown, N. Y.
A writer at Reedsburgh, Sauk Co., Wis, says
that at that place the mercury run considerably
below 400 without consealing. He says fur
ther- l
:sAccording to the best calculation that can
make, suppose if the thermometre could have
measured as low as COZ, the intensity of cold
would have marked about that fgure."
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Ole Bull says he has lost in this country all be
valued, his health, his money and his good name,
and ne has determined to seek refuge at his home
in Norway.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

cJ- The Chicago Journal complains, that th'
" "drawng /" of the late Sc Joint Stock Company
at Chicago, was most criminal fraud.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

.ITOHs
20 lG J. W. PENNIMAN, Proprietor.
THIS commodous house finished and furnished and
ready for the accommoda Of the travelling publie-
For those wishing to do business in the city, this will be found
favorable location, situated 1t the main road
ST. Paul to st. Anthony and far enough from the
to avoid the din and hustle life. No
pains will be spared to secure the sasfa Of ALL
no3-tf ]. W. PENN1MAN.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

ey-A California lover writes to his sweetheart
thus--'Leven years is rether long to kort a. gal,
but lie hay you yit, Cate"
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Mr.. Crawford, the sculptor, is said to be suffer-
ing in Rome from malignant cancer, which it
undergone an operation for the removal of tu-
NOR from the socket of one Of his eyes, which Sc
we're operation it was at one time feared he would
never survive. Mrs. Crawford sailed in the Am
erica on Wednesday to join her husband. When
visited with this affliction MIR. Crawford wss en-
gagged in executing extensive works for the capi-
tol at Washington and the Capitol of Virginia,
both of which still remain incomplete.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Cg bill has passed the North Carolina
House providing that persons convicted of plac-
ing distractions on railroads shall be put in the
pllory and receive thirty-nine lashes on the bare
back.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Gw A Miss @Steed," lady of brief statute,
having lately married man by the name of
Curry" after weeks acquaintance, Brown
remarked that it was an exemplifcatioi of the
old proverb-" short horse is soon curried''
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GT Chicago is becoming the religious me-
tropos of the West; there will be within and
around it not less than five theological semina-
ries.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Connecticut and Long Island are now connect
ed by u bridge of ice-for the first time in the
memory of man.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GV An exchange paper says that the girls in
some parts of Pennsylvania are so hard up for
husbands, that they sometimes take up with prin-
ters and LAWYERS
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

"a Gy We are glad to see our neighbor of the
Minnesota Democrat endorsing the ground as
sumed by the St. Paul papers, that the ''squatte,
sovereignty" doctrine is a humbug. In conclu-
ding an article on the subject the editor says
"We think the Legislature has taken step fa-
voring the infamous Kansas and Nebraska Act.
1t had better at once retrace and place itself right
before the world.
That's the way to talkit. Where's the Mime.
sofa Republican on this question?
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

e., TThe Rice County Herald says that fish form
. prominent feature in the provision market, and
if Henry Ward Beecher, ,and the fishing gentry gen.
orally will listen they shall hear story that will
exceed any of their experience. Four miles from
Faribault a little stream formed by springs, emp.
ties into Cannon Lake-into the mouth of this
stream the fish run in such abundance that q mar
has taken twelve at single dash of o hay fork
and in a few hours has secured q wcgon load. A
man living near the place, estimates that 10000
lbs. were taken in few days-and of the quail
ty that would mot suffer in comparison with New
Hampshire trout. This Territory abounds in
beautiful Lakes, and the Lakes contain most de-
licious pike, bass, trout and pickersl, in an un-
limited abundance. Wouldn't some of the fol-
lowers Of Isaac Walton be little surprised to see
. man angling with 2 pitch-fork, and measuring
his 6st in two-horse wagon2 We reckon SO
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

Gy libeler of the fair sex says that women
are all alike, "When they are maids, they are as
mild as milk; once make them wives, and they
lean their backs against their marriage certificate
and defv you.o
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

The editor of Porter's Spirit of the Times
states that he sends his paper in exchange to
twenty-six hundred other papers in the United
States.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

'Cy-It is estimated that Mr.. Campbelps new
tariff bill will the revenue of the Govern
ment $l4, 100000 no -
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

OPPER, Lead, and Iron Pipe and Fittings, Sheet Iron
~ Breechirg Smoke-pire, &C., furnished
the aiE ~ WESTERN NOVELTY WORKS.
novSlyd&w Janesville, Wis.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

sT Gov. Bissell has appointed VIM. Bross,
of the Chicago Democratic Press, Bank Commits
siOner of the State.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

The woman who made pound of butter
from the cream of joke, and cheese from the
milk of human kindness, has since washed the
close of the year, and hung 'em out to dry on a
bee line.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
MINNESOTA HOUSE,
IRA YR1CK, PROPRIETOR,
r>H.>-- <ra<- Has..~~.-A~

HAVING been 10 considerable expense in ntiDg good
II House and sabe confident that give good
Recommendations the travelling public other house In
Minnesota Valley Particular attention will be paid
the furnishing of the table with the best the country
duce be obtained. se27-ly.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

ia' CO A wealthy citizen of Brooklyn, on Christ
mas day, distributed $25 900 among his nephews
and nieces.
CO All of which probably returned to said
uncle next morning, per understanding
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

As an evidence of the power of the gale
which blew down two steeples in Waterbury,
Conn.,, the American states that the bell of st.
Johns Church, which weighs nearly 1000 lbs.,
was carried so or 60 feet south of the tower in
which it hung.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

any good man in an III place Is like little yeast
in gallon Of dough It can leayen the mass. 5.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GREAT lSvESrloN.-A type setting and distri-
buting machine has been invented in New York,
which, if it is all that it is said to be, is one of
the greatest inventions of the age, as every prin-
ter will understand, from the following descrip-
ton by correspondent Of the Springeld Repub-
lican
SIT is very ingenious piece of mechanism,
and will 'set and distribute at the same time
Type to be used i'm this machine must be made
expressly for it, and each letter must be dropped
into its proper box, and cannot be thrown into a
wrong one. For instance, it will put the A's in
TO the A box, and SO on, and if the A box gets
full before the other boxes do, the As are carried
of, and dropped upon board, and so on through
the alphabet. Type, to be distributed, must be
thrown into 'pi,' before the machine will operate
upon it. The machine can be wound up, and all
the operator has to do is to look on and see the
darned thing 60. Papers to secure patent have
gone across the ocean, and such men as McElrath,
Of the Tribune, and Charles Scribner, the new
publisher, have furnished the inventor with spe-
cuniary aid and comfort and are interested in
bringing the new machine to perfection, which
looks very much rs if there must be something
valuable in it. My opinion is that we shall see
what we shall see."
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

New DoDGE OF THE LIQuoG MIxExs Since our
exposure Of the London Cordial Gin men, they
have tried a new dodge on the Southern and Wes-
tern merchants. They now bottle brandy. gin,
rum, &c., with beautiful gilt labels with foreign
names and old vintages, claiming medical proper
ties, and having certificates of chemists, &c., at
tached. ,atr
A bottle was sent US as sample. We sent il
to a chemist to have it analysed, and he pro-
nounced it nothing but common American whis-
key, favored with what is now called the sOil OF
Cognac,' most deadly poison. The bottle was
labelled Old Otard, vintage of 1903. We would
caution the public against purchasing any bran
dy, wine, &C., in bottles, unless put up by some
respectable firm, who are known not to be en-
gagged in mixing iquors.-We have the names and
places of business of number of these rascals,
and intend to get the rest and expose them to the
public. We have not done with these chaps yet
IN. Y. State Register.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
erwb.n pbilliu of Macedop. apuroael

eTwheu Phillip of Macedon, approached BY
night with his troops to scale the walls Of
Byzantuim, the moon shone out and discovered
his design to the besieged, who repulsed him
vorite badge Of the city. When the Turks took
Byzantium, they found the crescent in every pub
lice place. and, believing it to possess some magi-
cal power, adopted i themselves. ,ssa .5e
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

e. Adversities are blessings in disguise. We
know man who has lived six months On sprain-
ed ankles He belongs to half dozen societie.
and draws four dollars per week from each. He
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

The WEsr.-Eastern and southern people are
getting alarmed at the figures likely to be exhib-
tied when the census Of 1860 are taken. 1t is
ciphered out that the east and south will gain lit-
tie, if any in population and in members Of Con-
gyess representing those parts, while the west
VIII more than double. People of the east are
are vather rejoicing at the political prospect, but
the s,,uth fear being swallowed by the west, and
in terrible fear that the west won't let them
dssolv0 the Union, nor allow them to send their
niggers any further Rorth west. 1t is being dis
covered thas the western border rufians are not
safe friends of the niger asssocracy, there is
a rumpus about it in the rich halls of the nobili-
ty. Speculate as they have mind to, the centre
of empire is moving Westward--pretty vel north
westward.-Laneastsr( Wis) Herald.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

GY True politeness is perfect ease and free
dom. 1t consists in treating others as you would
be treated.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

q Treat = man Ike dog and jon may
make him one.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
EASTERN MACHINERY 8a
F. A s T f. r N p r ] C. E S

EASTERN MACHINERY ssh
e "A st E. R N PR ] G E S
yXyM. H. HAIGHT CO., ONCE No. 4is Broadway, New
wv Saw and Grst Mill Machinery,
kinds, Engines Boilers, &C.; having estabish-
Minnesota the sale OF machinery and the
superntendence of invite the attention of all In
offered In the Of their mills:
Our Machneryis all made at the East, by the best
wormen, from the latest improved and conceded BY
all to superior In every respect to Western Work.
ID. Our Engines all warranted work the full
number which they rated, which
Western made Engines ever dc. u. 9.oe8o .gle6
Whenever desired by the purchaser, mills
running experienced competent mechun
under the Of n, and
warranted. @ 'fi ~ -
By arrangements with Transportation Companies and
facilities for manufacturing, enabled deliver mills
Saint Paul. free Of charges at the shop prices OF Wesen
manufacturers.
We are prepared to contract to deliver * 1a
MULAY, CIRCULAR, HORIZONTAL OR GANG
S fl w. M IL l. s., aaa Il
number Of and costing two twenty thou.
sand dollars them running, and warrant them to do
work. less for delays repairs than Westsrn
m mademills in the Territory.
WeNil also contract 70 put mp sgfsv.e E.ta1
ss FIGURING AND GRIST MILLS, ~ s
either portable stationary, Of unsurpassed exceence and
capacity. costing three to thirty thousand dollars
Owners Of Water Powers Town Site Preprietors, Aler
Lumbermen and all Interested invited to call ad
drees WIN. Il. HAlGHT 4 CO.,
de2-3md&w Fuller House, Saint PspI.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

CANNON FALLS GAZETTE.
HD Cannon Rsls Gazette published every wednesday
I. D. Hatch. q. -
9hs pspss satsd IN thickiy sstslsd portion Of the
1eto and has alarge eirouiaten 4eehsnn sDd tradus
= = Paul win and Il the beet sAvsng msdis q
~ eoantsyteWnsl Il 1inneeota sugSo.f,
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
MARRIED:

EB The man who couldn't stand it any longer
has taken seat, and now feels quite comfortable
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21


!, AsoxA t1oUKSso MILLS.
vHEsE Mis Of stones, with the most
wheat ana and sndns cora Flour ca yoros
Qualities meal and feed constantly ON hand n Csspsld
r. M. CRAIG,
MANUFACTURER Of Agricultural Implements, w.rons.
M sleighs and Cabinet Furniture. Nanusctory and SAT-
vS M ns s % e.
business are carried on and all orders promptly
G. FORD, H om
rs prepared do all kndsof Backsmhing, the
ner, and t short notice. Shop few rods south o the
a II. L. TiCKNER CO., 2. y
nEAERS In Dry Goods, Groceries Tockery Boos Shoes
~ and Coshing Call at the Cash Store nex
door TO the Pest Oince.
'+.s..s r.. IL. DAVIS A BUNCE,
Hards generally aud Of Tin asd shsst
Iron Ware. D. ,. have also branch At Monticello.
MCDONNELL,
:" so9s She's and I'd M0sss.n, On
quality Store next door cast Of The Post once. u
G. w. PUTNAM,
DEALER in Groceries. Provisions and Crokey. On hands
~ School Miscellaneous Stationery
frs' ioor north Of the FIGURING Mills.
H0DsDEN BOULTER,
M ANUFACTURERS s.h Doors and Blinds. They are
~ also 70 plane and the most
doc, sboye Punam's Grocery snd Provision Store.
BLoDaETr LEWIS, s6s
MANUFACTURES Sash, Doors and Elipds Being
l nshed with the approved machinery good
for work Connecd with iheir estab i
for splitting amarack poles whereby greatly
.. McCANN, ~
HAVING Mil, knowles patent) IL
hardwood other logs. On the opening
navigation he weeeiye large quantity Of pine, and viii
furnish amount OF lumber The most favorsbs terms
IJAS Shingles superior quail
II ty, at the Steam Mil above the Dam.
THE ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL #
rs for the Of the ling pubc and
comfort guests. MOUNTS JOHNSON. PrOprietors.
G.. H. SMITH, ae
DEALER IN HARDWARE, opposite the ST.. Lawrence
J. r. KUPFER & co., g9q q
DEALBRS in Dry Goods, Ready-Nsd Cloth
y Boots and Shoes. opposite st. Lawrence Hotel.
ID. Y. JONES 4 CO.,
DEALERS Boots. Ready Made Clothing, Hosiers, Jew
~ elry, &C., next door to Kupfer 4 Co. 4. n i
e. r.. SHAW, saB
DRY Goods Groceries, Provisions, Boots and
A. p. LANE,
NOTARY PUBLIC and Justice Of the Peace Residence on
IN the Mississippi, below The mouth OF Rum River.
ID. ROBBINS,
the mouth River, has seasoned lumber,
"A and is prepared to MI all orders for dimension stun At
short notice.
DIR. A. w. GIDDINGS,
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON AND DE TIST. win attend to
L the duties Of his profession at all times. sD
LIVERY STABLE, 1910 a
DY r. SHULER opposite the 81. Lawrence Hotel, Anok
ID Minnesota Territory. t.--' @
GEO. SMILY,
LAND AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
). KELLEY,
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. H. SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
J. b. SHAW,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
FOR SALE.
I 0,000 FEET OF SEASONED LUMBER. Enquire at
j ja23-u al Vsla ss.Yt PUTNAHS
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

W. w. WALES,
BOOK SELLER AND PUBLISHER,
VTyHOLESALE Retail dealer Stationery,
w Wall Paper, Fishing Tackle, Pocket Compasses Pocket
Cutlery, &C., c, opposite the Falls Main street, St. An
thoxy. septS-tf
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
AUCTION AND CoMMIssiON BUSINESS,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
BY l.. w. SrRATTON,
THE only Licensed Auctioneer in and for the city Of st.
Anthony. Everything in the line Of the profession will
be attended TO with fidelity and dispatch. e
Rooms adjoining City Book Store, Main street, above tho
Suspension Bridge. e-. raef
Would refer Messrs. e. Hatch, @. L. Emerson, g. W.
Prescott and Vital Guern, St.Pau. il
st. Anthony, July s, '56. "
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

ST. PAUL IRON STORE!
NICOLs & BERKEY, sob +
w PLOwS, AXES, SPRINGS, AxLES. ANv1LS, vICxS,
BELLOWS,
AND HEAVY HARDWARE GENERALLY. +
Also, PRINTING PAPER, WINDOW GLASS;
vULCANIzED RUBBER, AND LEATHER BELTING,
Grindsfones, Pats6xrgh Cosl, &C., &c.
wADAsHAw STREET, 81. Paul, M. Z.
- Agents for J. G. Herring Co.'s. M. Hcz,
Fire Proof Safes. l ADA 81 ta1-1yU
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

MARRIED:
At ELK River sherburne County, Tuesday evening" Feb
iosn, oy Rev. J. II. White, Mr. CHAs. Il. HANCOCK to
Miss LYDIA A. NICKERSON, both Of Elk River.
10 this city, the svening 1Ih inst by the Rev.
Penmsn, Maj. f. A. c. HATCH to LOTTIE, daughter Of
A. T. c. Pierson, ESQ.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

DIED:'
In tn city, at the residence Of her Monday
Mrs. s. DANIELS, aged 50 years, months
January 2oth, Of Consumption, the residence Of hi
mother Petersburg, Va, THOMAS PACE, Of the rn
Morton 4 Pace of this city.
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

NICOLS, KINNE e CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
C,rOvES, rIN-wARE, HARDWARE. HOLLOw.wARR
y sHEEr-lROE, COPPER, ZINC, LEAD, NAILS, PIOMS
AXES, HOES, SPADES sHOvELS, PICKS, SCYrHES,
GRAIN-CRADLEs, COEN-NILLs,
gu CORN-SHELLERS, .-f
AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS GENERALLY,
WINDOW GLASS SASH, MANILA ROPE &c, &c.
Particular attention paid JObbng in Sheet Iron and
Copper, corner Of 14}
EXCHANGE AND ST. ANTHONY STREETS,
ar ST. PAUL, Minnesota. ,tal-1yw
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

HESE Ills consist Of three stones with the most
approved machinery Tor cleansing. grinding and boItins
wheat and and grndng Flour Of varoul
qualities, meal and feed constantly on hand. n Csspsid
for Whea nudc
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21
HI. W. GOULD,
SURGEON AND RESIDENT DENTIST.

Entrance TO Rooms under The Golden Tooth, King BIZ
Main-st.. st. Anthony, Minnesota. apl9-lyw'
Minnesota weekly times., 1857-02-21

j.. W. A. c.. LEWIS. DANA WHITE.
j. w. BASS s. Co.,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Lewe
Warehouse, Steamboat Landing,
| ~ s1- SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. -
THE subscribers would respectfully to the pnblic
that they will continue the Forwarding and Commission
Business the named place and from their
aud facilities, confidently hope to merit your patronage.
Anril sS55--wff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
Reason why this Machine is Universally
Preferred over All Others.

l Because it is the only Sewing Machine in
the world ever invented so constructed as to
fully meet the demands of families for general
use.
, 1t is very simple and is Gcver liable to get
out of order.
8 Itmakes a seam which will not rip, though
every third stitch is cut
1t is not Shuttle Machine.
IL sew5 with two needles, making ary
length stitch desired.
IL sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble at winding thread is avoided;
while the same Machine can be adapted at
pleasure, by mere change of sPools, TO all
varieties OF work.
The same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, aud common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
This Machine will sew in the sleeves of q
coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews a straight seam.
This Machine can be run 10 make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seams are as elastic as the most elias
TIC fabric, so that it is free from all liability 10
break in washing, ironing or otherwise.
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine
The price of these Machines at Office in New
York, range from SO TO $3.50: an additional
charge Of SO only is made or each machine
over New York prices at office in Nashville, to
detray expenses OF Importation, dc, TO Nash
vile. r. II. BROCKWAY, Sec'y.,
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
. Prices of these Machines range from
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
FARMERS, TAKE NOTICE.

ID 3. WELLER, Agsnt for J. McKIM 4 CO.. Portland,
DE- Ky, is nos pre- pared 20 furnish J. Bamboroughs
latest Improved GkAIN PAN celebrated for cApedtosy
cleaning kinda o rain and ssespatened March 21h
islT,
Moses Han Jr near Bosom JrIsFson uty Ky. Ger
nss that cleaned OF thesu fans Pile o. heal
sheh be supposed 20 Be Eto bases shea ho measured a.
of pure
A. L. Husto, Spencer county ky eernss thai be sean-
ed Of thess Aansa y bashc u wheat "a te mia
utcs. aBa did Is sell
a. BFars u simpsanvia KY, eeTtidss that As. in
en- aaa hall hoars cleaned ass baahsla q shezt Fsy fT
market
This Fan taksu scyaEtgtEFse Grat pFenia21a and
81 All ordsSs pso@Ply attended TO- Priss go. Nv
sry an uarrantod
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-22
PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE & WATERPROOF
CEMENT ROOFING.

TTSE undersigned prepared 70 introduce INTO n5e n
J Tennessee ". 2. CHILDS cos PAIrnL, EbAo-
TIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT tOpflSr, ana
the attention Of Architects Builders hsiIoae DIh-
ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS should not fail te
is better ana cHeapeT tha any
thngin use The material forms hard ana smooth sur
face that will resist the action OF the aIcspeI "a every
climate Il is imperYious water, elastic and flexible
II contracts and with the changes OF the
phere and crack nor rot and TO
its durability there is no question:
II is practically anG will perfectfuiy resist
apy ordinary exposure fire. is abundanty
gage TO put Roofing ordinary good sheathng,
old Shingles and gravel tin, zinc, copper iron roofs
1t making difference how steep fiat they may he
dollars per hundred square feet being
than Roof or the old STYLE and
will zive better satisfaction.
will be found the tfing inventel 10
mend old leaky TIN tar and gravel roofs around
chmneYs scues dormar windows CUTTERS where the
tin rused through This Cement be put 70 last
long stone, and form perfect adhesion 70 OBJ
(and warranted 10 leak) liars and fifty
per hundred square feet which cheaper and much bet
er than paint This Roofing will be found to be the best
theng for covering large Roofs where they exposed TO
fir Steam Mills, Saw Mills, Factories, Railroad
Cars Bridges, DepOs Houses Steamboat Decks,
and in fact every kind Roof where there external
exposure hre the Roof is perfect, without Joint
in il, chance for IRE 10 communicate, and any
light sub'tance will burn out without igniting.
gg Insurance OEices at Cincinnati, and other places
where Childs Co.'s Cement has been used insure Build
ings with Roofs With this Cement, the
for those covered with Iron, Copper Tin.
~ The Cement will be furnished to those at distance
with directions for using.
E1- orders the undersigned, through the Post
Office, viii be promptly attended to