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Nss 81 and 80, Lsves, sppesfee Beean beat Landing
KBORVK IOWA.. aF tst84
w aSs nov In SsesiDA OTIS lsaos tesk si acs "a
w In our lire for wIsfER TRADE, 10 Nhieb Ns
attention Of Csth Cust1nsIs III pIcR pt tiMe Ivy
era u solicited. Our STOCK 10 partly scDpshee VI
The following: M
$50 bgs prime Rio Coffee 100 dos Hot4, Mills
leo poskets old Gov J a~tf Dulk eo's D eAsG kew
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jacob Hv'sHIY.

J.. HKADEN co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. So Main KEokUK, IOWA,
T1AyING removed one door west. to rooms form
L u erly occupied by Reid, Shields Co., would
inform their friends and customers that having
re fitted larger rooms and made large additions To
their stock Of Drugs and Medicines We are pre-
pared to aceomlnodae them By filing orders on tho
lowest terms.
Below We give list OF some Of the leading Ar
ticies iusT HgeEtvEn:
20 kegs Bicarb Soda,
10 10 salefatus,
10 ibis Cream Tartar,
goo fbs Tartaric Acid,
geo VI Quninc,
so OF Morphine.
80 lbsopiuna,
carboys Sweet Spirits Nitre,
3 do Aqua Ammonia
do saiphulic Acid, ac., &c.
aug2ld
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NEW FALL ORESB COOD3y
Tue GREATEST VARIETY KvEk OFFERED,
A ND selling Il Prices that tell their own tals.
"A Rich PARIS Embroidered Sets. Collar, Under
Sleeves, Bands sad Fiouncings, Edgipgs and In
sertne ,soA sthSe nice goods. too Hnnsrsns y
mention just received and going Cd like hotcakes.
Call soon or you lose them. PEkINE'S
ssp2yd Cheap CssA Store.
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oMAWLS AND CLOAk0.
GONE splendid Chiaelle Shawls, Broche, Long
~ and Square Shawls, and ali kinda Of WOOL
Shawis, from the very best quality down thc
--latest styles Of Cloaks and Msntilias, chssp at
ssp2sd PRIMES.
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xxDR AORDINARY Attn Il CTlONyl
I N tbs way Of Carpets and Oil Cloths; new pat.
lterns Of Royal veivets, Tapestry Brussels, Ta-
Pestry Ingrain. Three Phys, sapsrs. k.gs and
Mats, ct PERINKS
sep7od Cheap Cash Store.
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A LII classes, big and little, old and young Yieh
"A and poor, can save from 10 to 25 per cept. b.
making their purchases f,om the immense vasiss,
Of goods displayed At WV. PEkINk,E
ssp39d Cheap CASH Stere.
EHNDLESS variety OF window SHADES e the
II ssp3od CHEAP CASH SxOkB.
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M niTE Lonstone Dining, les and Toilet
w Ware, Of new and Autiful shapes, for sale
in set or pieces to suit purchasers by
jeSd GEO FOSTER.
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GEkANBoLEs in sets or pairs new and rich
" styles for sale b, GEO. FOSTER.
INN ~
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TAe Latc.I News.

The American Convention is in session a
Louisville; the principal tacticians and speak
ers ere Erastps Brooks, OF New York, An.
thony Kennedy, Of Maryland, Buckingham,
ofSyracuss, Ware, Of Ohio, and Dick Thomp.
son, OF Indiana. A committee Of thirteen
vas appointed to report resolutions and I
plan of organisation, and the Convention ad.
journed till next day.
The o. s. Presbyterian General Assembly
resolved to discontinue oil further CORES.
pondence with the Congregationalists, and
adjourned to meet At New Orleans next
May.
The New School General Assembly took
such action on the slavery question Is Sc
cured the unanimous vote of the North and a
protest from the South. The vote was l67
70 as. The resolutions upon which it was
taken arc not given 10 the dispatches.
The Legislature Of New Hampshiss mot at
Concord on Wednesday, and organized by
the election Of the Republican nominees.
The American State Convention Of Penn
sylvania met At Lancaster on the Sd, and
nominated Isaac Haslehurst, Of Philadel-
paia, for Governor; Bloom, Of Philadelphia,
AMI Brady, Of Allegheny, for Supreme
Judges, and Lindernan, of Berks, for Ca
nal Commissioners. Geary's name was not
before the Convention.
The Railroad Excursionists are having a
good time all along the route from the Hast.
They we're welcomed at Chilicothe in an elo-
quent speech by Gov. Chase, of Ohio, which
was responded to BY Gen. Cass, who alluded
TO the fact that he had stood upon that spot
ffty-seven years ago, and suggested the
changes that had been wrought there and
throughout the country and the world since
that time, and predicted that sAAse we're per-
sons now living who would see our popula-
tion augmented to one one hundred millions.
At Cincinnati, where they arrived Wednes-
day afternoon, they were received with mag
pihcan. demonstrations. Speeches we're
made by Mayor Thomas on the part of the
city, and by Mr.. Parsons on the part of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company, and
responded to BY Gen. Cass, Gov. Willard,
and others.
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Eproas or TIE CARS Cry:- Permit "
through your columns - publiah the report
of committes appointed from Exchange
street NJ. =. Sabbath school, 10 canvass H.
entire city 70 ascertain tho nanbef os chill
dren in the city old enough to attend Sabbath
school, and, in the aggregate, the number IN
attendance on all the schools in the city, and
with the object, also, Of prevailing on all 20
attend who do no. already. Believing IT will
be interesting and beneficial to to the comma.
nifty to have tho facts in their possession, we
respectfully submit the following report:
The Committee showed no partiality in IA
vor Of any denomination, but invited all non.
attendants TO 60 to some school, allowing
their choice or preference to dictate.
Exchange street NJ. u. Sunday school, No. in
attendance, 24s
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The New Speaker 81 the House 81
Com IN 0ns.

GOW IL Onos
The following sketch Of Mr.. penison, the
new Speaker Of the British House Of Com
mons, appears in late number Of the Lon-
don News:
The family Of which Mr.. Dsnison is the
head, owes its origin, like that Of no many OF
our leading gentry, to successful mercantile
enterprise. Its founder made fortune in
trsds--ve believe at Leeds--more than
century ago, and more than ono OF its mem
beers have honorably distinguished themselves
present proprietor Of Ossington (Mr. Den-
sony was born in the first year of the centu.
~, and succeeded ut very early ago to the
position he has since occupied. His 6rst ex.
perienoe as . man Of business was derived
from the systematic pursuit Of agricultural
improvement on an extensive scale, and the
application Of means, at the time regarded
generally ~ almost empirical, to the recla-
nation and development Of the resources Of
the soil. But while thus engaged 10 works
Of local usefulness, Mr.. Denison was not in.
sensible to the attractions Of political life
After quitting Oxford, he, in company with
the present Lord Derby aud Mr. Labonchsre,
made q protractcd tour through the United
States Of America. Soon after their return
each OF the three friends entered Parliament,
and oil OF them took an early interest 10 the
struggle Of parties, then for the most part
concentrated on the great question Of catho.
lie emancipation. On the accessios Of Mr..
Canning to the premiership in 1927, Mr..
Stanley and Mr.. Dsnison were both called
upon to Gil subordinate plhces-the former %
Under Secretary for the Colonies, the latter
a. one of the Lords Of the Admiralty. By
his marriage with the daughter Of the late
Duke OF Portland, Mr.. Denison had become
closely connected with the family OF Mr.. Can.
ming, and it 10 probable that had that gifted
statesman lived, his young friend would have
speedily filled position Of greater oi6cial
prominence. Weapprehend that the symps-
thies Of the speaker elect hare always been
smphatically, though We are far from saying
exclusively, identified with the landed inter.
sst and it 10 somewhat curious coincidence
that his elevation 70 the chair OF the lower
House, should come 1t moment signalized
BY the extrusion from Parliament Of the more
conspicuous leaders Of the Manchester party,
and BY the return Of good number Of Tie
country magnates to the liberal banners"
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Inc ioiiowlng resolution was passed
Resolved, That the committee on streets
and alleys be instructed TO report, in connec.
ton with the City Engincer, the best way Of
conducting the water now being damned up
by persons making improvements between
High aud Morgan, and 9th and 9Th streets,
and report on same u the next regular meet
ing.
Council adjourned to the next regular
meeting. B. $. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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Sch Press 1of sale

We have for sale a Job Press OF Mon
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used il year or more, until il
VS. superseded BY other michinsry, and
have now no further occasion for it. 1,
ooald be made very serviceable 10 . country
once, and We will sell it at . bsrgsin.
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NOTICE.
A 4 . regular meeting Of the .tsckholdsos Of the
IA Ksekak and Dss loinss Valley Plank Road
Conpany, held 81 The ONCE Of Geo. G. Dixon. ESQ.,,
on Mosdsy. June lst, 1857, the following persons
elected Directors VI said Company for The en-
snlpg year.
d. 7. Brigham, VIM. W. Dslknap,
CT. Conn, M p. Sharts,
Edward Kiihourne, H. b. Holland,
Tiuethy Day.
At meeting Of tho shove beard Of Directors,
held the sAns tins sad plas the following pr
sous we're .issted sfassss Of the Company
D. 7. DRi3MAM, Prest.
U. X. DIM0ND, Ecc'y.
js5dlv GRO. PARSONS, Trsas.
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GREAT SAl.E az LOTS IN
GLENFORD AND RAvENSWOOD,
City ~ x eek MN,
1T PNBLfC AUCTION.

ON SATURDAY, JUNE Goth, 1857,
IN THE GROUND.
MILL b. sold at Public Auction, on Saturday
w the goth of June, 1857, Forty choice Lott
in Glsnford, ami rhirty-four Lots In Rsrenswood
ground.
kAVENSv0oD aijoins GLENFORD on Ii.
South fronting N Grand Avenue. Sec pans oil
both properties at ,he othce Of the undersiy ned.
Terms--One cash, balance in one. two
three and four years, with interest annually at Il
per cent per annum Title perfect, and warrant,
decd given.
The cars Of the Keokuk and Mt. Pleasant Rail
roat will leave the Dspot for 66nford Station, a
~ 10, II. and - Clock, and will return 1t an
early hour after the sale. Passage Free A col.
intisn will be provided at the sale.
~ Persons wishing to attend the sale win meet
81 our ofic..
SMITH d VAN SfckLEN.
N. b. VAN SICkLEN,
luneS- Il Asaai
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I ERE is anoi her sheet iron safe robbed and this
l. time close y, your door. The safe d Mr.. De
reush, on Jobns.a street, was . few nights sinc.
entered by biow.ng open the lock with gunpowder,
and the safe roLL,av SIS. This safe wa ono Of
Herring make, bas !, proved security. Lilies
bank and safe locks cannot 10 ploded, A. tn re l.
opening 10 the interior Of the lock 10 insert the
powder For ssl. onl, BY
TiLLlXGLAST, LANE i BUEL,
jnne2d6t 1913 Maid ct.
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E1Thc Times denies, on behalf OF the ei,y
Marshal, that that officer is proceeding, under
she Law OF 1851, to expel free negroes from
Aeokuk, and states that he is only dealing
with 80 lev negroes who keep bawdy and
gambling houses on the levee.n
Webeg the Marshaps pardon, and are glad
TO learn that he is not ~ mean man as the
"ofhcial paper Of the city" represented him.
Our remarks were founded on thu follow.
ing paragraph, published in that paper few
days ago:
NAhSfso TO NEnRoEs.-Notoes hare been
printed, and VIII be served by the Marshal,
upon the "coiored gentlemen through the
city, notifying them to leave the town within
certain specified time, in accordance with
40 set passed by the Legislature 10 1850. mo-
hibiting the importation Of free Negroes into
the State OF Iowa. So look on. ,swhi,e M \
is mighty decei,ing."
We would suggest that We understand
there are gambling houses" and "bAwd,
houses" in the city, kept by white persons
and that the criminal law Of the State make,
no distinction as to color. There are alss
numerous liquor sellers in town who arc VIC
lAting the criminal law every day openly.
Must q criminal have an ebony complexion
: and woody in order to render him yisi.
BILE 70 our Marshai? Or may We hope thai
after be has enforced the law agalu., III,
poor, weak, friendiess negroes, he viii turf
his attention to white criminals.
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More New Goods!
n z n y = y . n 4 Co.

More New Goods!
~ = = = - , . N = co..
Merchant TalaoYs,
6EC0Nn-ST., NEAR MAIN, kkOKUK, IOWA.
Are nov resssving choice lot Of
FRENCH CASSlMERES FOR PANTS.
MARSEiLLES AND DRILLINGS.
ssms very aas French Ugh. ealorsd Cloths for
SUMMER COATS AND RAGLANS.
Which We will make " order in the latest and
most approved style, and at prices 10 suit custom
crs. ksery garment mad ~ our eatablishnent
WAkHANrED TO PIT, OR NO SALE.
We have choice stock Of uents farnishins 0oois
silk Shirts and drawers,
White and Colored Shirts,
lisls Tarssi Shirts and Draver,.
White and Fancy Half Hose.
uessansr Meek Ties,
Silk CrAvAts, As., &c.
Call and sss ons Of the largsst asd 6aess staDks
in the city. HENDERSON 4 GO.
juns5-a3m
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rRAsEls = McEvIrT,

Thisd-st., bet. lain aud johnson 1900. X EUs~UK
WE are pnw receiving our Spfins sLek, and
w would respectfully call Ailentlyn TO tbs
SAME, ~ from our position as prHefical work nsn
" are enabled u sell the beat vi goods 1T . Lac
1esv.
We wish 10 inform those who, t,vs their siss
o. ahspe, think they never we're saauvt be tltsd
By Tailor, 10 give trial, and will gversn-
~ H. without alteration or Ne 81 the loss u ~
nstsrisl.
0sntisasn farnishing their owa cloth, cAa bass
u made sP int any style, in = fashionAbls and
vsrknaallke manner, by calling 81 our sstahlisA-
nent. lspsle-A3m
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CA9RIA0E DEPOT!
+ HAVE On had large lot Of Ass Carriages -
i basgiss, nanufastore1 - New AavsB, Ceaa. =,
and NsvAsk, N. j., wish ] will sell Low fss
uAIAs = 81 shsrtsrciit.
1hne Carriages and Duggiss ~ ell of tAe latest
fsoteries ID the United States, and viIl ~ al1 -
lover rates than simiar article be had IN tie
West. Warranted.
Also, . large lot Of double and single MAR.
NESS.
Call and exaiains for yourselves At my Carriage
ksvository, on Johnsen street. between ~ ard
ttk. CALVIN COATES.
Ksoksh, May 70, 's7-dAvsn
HARP % = rheasanA stsSags.
DATkICk 4 GROUSE have just reesi red mAg-
niGssns Dssbis kound Corner SsssA OsaAs I
setAshnsat, fron the mAnaiaotosy Of boas10ons
ufsy Z Co., for sale ~ . bargain, 81 10 4stn-st.
mAy76d
Fos Rsns.
ffSHB Ane and con modioas store on the corner Of
JehnsOu and SseeGd streets, will be rented, esd
possession given Immediately, IL sppltssties b
made soon to DiA0ND 1 CONN,
nsy3ld ~ Aais-st.
lTines end post copy.l
I'm EsM AHRavALsy
kAR rs. TALON TAX - pleasure in inform ~
N1 ing tho Ladies III Ksoknk that sho has
jsst received another Gne assortment Of
PARIS BONNETS,
French FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
Ard other articles in her line. Ladies ere Feqssst
- 10 cali and examine stosk sSd work
Dress nakise dOss with nsstDess snd aispatsa.
sale storv Nc. " Msin-stTect.
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6HThs editor Of an exchange says, that
apy editor Who would copy N original srti-
Gle fron asoshsr paper. without giving the
fsopsr ersdit win steal shssp. He ought 10
&es9.
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g T.c jackson Count, vigilance Com
mittee, about SO strong, went over to De
Witt, Clinton county, one day last week, and
took Barger, the acconplice Of GriEord ou.
Of prison and hung him insfanfer. An
Irishnan, also in jail on criminal charge,
vas taken out at the same time, and at Last
accounts wss being tried for his life BY the
snoh
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VIZ 0rsa. Es1iisA Novel sKaaSss ~ ySsis.
= or Frisnas Of Bohemia satisisal Aevel =
Paslisosnt.) rcs sals q
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do not do do do 365
The Committee divided the city into 6f teen
districts, and took great pains to ascertain
the entire number.of children between sho
ages Of i've and sixteen years, and believe
that the above 10 = very full and accurate
enumeration, which they present as the result
Of their lsbors for the general information
of the citise,.S. TIE COMMITTEE.
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RI IL Oh d
W. \. llAAkINAs
Ale aud Porter Depot,

Cor. Main and Ftrssssss., Nook uk
A LL orlers TOR Bottled ALE and POTTER
"A allied AMI Differed In any part VI the CITY
Also, q qulnti,y 1T Ale by the barrel. Orders
Prom distance pectfaly solicited and prom pt "
attended TO. W. s. uARkINs.
ie3f6tn
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V1O3111O AAOO011MD3
TIN, CoPPEu AND SHEET men.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
!. d. xlCXBY,
TAtsa.st., Bet. MAIN 4 BlekAsau.
IL NOW REC1IvING
A FINE SUPPLY or STOVES,
which fer service. AsaaAy. and snsotAssas 4 east
iag eansos u sxssllsd, nsas1ssssrslb u Nsrth,
CAass ; North, PSilsesipAis, Pa.
Cell and examine for yosfselvss.
ArJstblss0 su kssls 1ess vtiA Svs~Stssss.~ -
gReoelIpo DOM on GAOAT HOf1C1.
IAls sssdiSss for ne to ray ahyshias u fassr Of
scs1 Msss,is Koof, vii pstsn, for u ss1sasnt
proof ss hsslf. Mstalis Reefs ass siasst sxsis-
sivsly sssd 10 all ths principal cities In preference
" say oshss bnt they ne tho best II tin aal
paiptit o. the sn1sr siAs before putting il dovn,
which odds bat little 70 The sxpssss and nskss II
more dsrsbls. shall n all eases adopt this plan.
All assreus ef hsviss good Reef Win p,sass give
ne call. r. 8. RIcK1Y.
spr7S -ass Kssksk. Iowa.
~ 3N
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1 chasie and ELEGANT Cacw!
So. STlCKNEY / FAMILY

s. P, ETICKNEY l. FAMILY!
NILE sALLR, IA PETITE LILA.
AAsrEl R00x1T, saA
LITTLE SAN yeIsps Ysaag AoaisAs
MILE E. M. DICKINSON.
I'D. sIOwlAN, HERR SHyL, LlBLu NAY.
REMIT, YILKINs. As.
freshly hsi.sd sssd u psrs
ARABIAN AND ENGLISH BLooDED HORSES
the oGlGoRATGD TMloK PONIES!
Blask Sask, Dsss. ss1 ksAsaino sss
WuwuNnss lH119AnY RAND
win delight Ill lsvss 81 kssls
nAOuulcIpr YnocuDsson a xu5nnlno Towu
OYss aIssss dsssriptiss, - large ftssssiaaA -
o / yER0uD0u. A0aG
WILL EXHIBlT AT
Keokuk, Wednesday, June nth
rom ONE DAY ONLY.
~ Doors open At and O'clock p. n. Ad
mission SO ccmts. Children - censs.
junc3-w2t
BLAIM 4 MCINTYRE,
+ UNDERWRITERS, bet Main and ohm =
~ son SITS, in the Alley, from Sd street,
carry the business Of Undertaking In all IL
bsAnches- They have recently made extensive -
diticns to their stock and perfected their aaeange
merits in every department.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES,
ImEersious to AIR and indsst uctible, highly cYne
nsr ted, and for the prsssrvsscn u III
d, Is we'll - collins Of every style and Anlsl
fur nishcd to order
IIearses and Carriages furnished, and the sntis.
| arrangements Of the funeral attended TO whom 70
quirsd
Keokuk, Iowa, May 81, 1s57-dly
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Il may be useful to maks some further re-
marks upon the recent case of habeas corpus
in Ohio. Our readers viii understand that
the case in which citizen OF Ohio was ar
rested hy the Deputy Marshal, was not flu
gitsye slave case, but nm application on tho
part ofs white man claiming that he was ua-
lawfully detained. Any law or decision,
therefore, which prohibits the issue Of ha-
Ssas corpus, to release fugitive slave, or a
person claimed as such, has nothisg to do
with the case, and has not the remo;est rele-
vancy as an authoiity. Therefore the opin-
ion Of Judge Mclean delivered in case
where fugitive was in the custody Of the T..
S. Marshal, and under examination by Uni-
ted States Commissioner, has no bearing up
on the matter whatever. That such was the
precise case before Mclean appears from the
very quotation, made in the Times Of yester-
day, ssentence Of which is as follows:
"Whils duly engaged in the inves.ig atiou
OF the matter, the honorable Judge OF the
Common Pleas, whose motives Iby no means
question, By habeas corpus, toek from the
custody OF the Marshal the body of the fugi-
tive, which left the Commissioner without q
case.5
But further than that, in the stage Of the
proceedings upon which we commented, this
case was not really case Of conflicting ju-
risdiction btween the United States Courts
and the Courts OF the States. A citizen Of
Ohio made application to Court Of that
State for writ of habeas corpus, setting
forth that he was unlawfully deprived Of his
liberty and detained by one Churchill. The
writ was issued rs q matter of right and a
matter Of course. Churchill refused 10 obey
and resisted its execution. He thus took the
Law into his own hands and did not wait to
learn whether the Judge would decide to re-
lease his prisoner or not. II any man may
arrest and de,ain person 10 custody BY sim
ply protesting to be United States officer,
with proper process, then the Constitutional
! right o. hobeas corpus is . nudity and a
cheat. But such is not the ease. A IN an has
right to his writ. and Judge is Cons,isu-
tionally bound to issue ii.
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JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
VESTS Patent 0alvanic Csnsnss

HOD
00ORIu0f
s0vHB s1hserihsss having purchased the sjuAt 70
j use this tius-tssts1 esd mach approved Co
mast, ~ ssohug, IN Lee eesnsy, are nee psspassd
" ssssssSs fur puttins on roofs IT shers sstisss
and viii give all sseh contracts their psrseual -
teotioa. Nf
xhis Cs1snt b enc Of The greatest ~ estisas e
he ses, in yisw Of chsapnsss, great durability, aAA
adspsssisa 70 any climate. Il wiil rssist The ssa
aea shaagss Of tbs weather, 10 impsrvieus 70 ose
sd valss, remaining permanent Axturs withsst
repaass 10 calculated fOr roofs u Ill dsssRty4ens,
1et q stsss, u brinG wind, Ere and wstsr prsof
~ pes s6sst wstsr, sna Il - diAsssnt ffon Ar
aaa elAssl rosAse = Il V superior 70 It. ~ .
proof Of its Superiority, no IssuFaacs Co. In 10
kasessn 6tatss will taks Tisk % hsildises sos-
srsd vith ~, pitch rosin bat will insure vhsse
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