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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

a burly Follow, who was being made a
son Of malta. at New Albany, Indiana.
the other night, unable TO hold his oats, +"
broke from his tormentors. knocked thu
sentinel at the door scnscless. bottled FOR
a coliee.honse, swore he could whip any
son Of Malta in the United States. and
That he could whip any newspaper os.
tahlishment tina, told of him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

rsY~ Parson Brownluw gives the fol
lowing as a reason why he did not call
at Washington, and witness the organ.
cation of the Federal Congress
Since our return home from the North
we have been frequently inquired of as
to why we did not call ut Washington
and witness the organization of the
Honsey We have given the same an
swer IN every instance We had ia our
pocket $50 IN money, n through tickct 10
Lynchburg, six good shirts in a small
carpet sack, and a new ovcrcoat worth
at least $40, aud this was more than we
were willing TO risk in that den of fheifes.
Stealing has become an ep,demic in Wash
ingtou and no man would be safe there
with much in his possSssion "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-03-10

hsArH of VENERABLE LABY.-Nrs.
Elizabeth Crockett, widow Of Davy
Crockett, Member of Congress from Ten.
ncssec, and the Hero Of the Alamo.
died on She n ult, Of apoplexy. in the
Iilh year Of her age Mrs Crockett had
lived for several years in Johnson county
and was most ostimablc and amiablc
woman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

upon, as q necessity to prevent usurpation Jefer-
son declared his wish 20 be that the President should
he elected for seven years, aud be ineligible affer-
wards Mr.. Randolph also made use Of this rcuinr-
kablc oppression. "The Executives may appoint men
devoted TO them, ana brlbe the Legislature -
Hamilton, alter the adoption ofthe article OF the Con-
stitutou relating 10 the Executive, addressing Gov
ernor Lewis used still more striking expression -
"Yon nor l. NY rnd may not live to see the day, but
most assuredly II will come, when every vital inter-
est of the State will be merged into tho all absorbing
question of who will DO the next President" 80 nu-
erous aro the proofs that the "wise and great men
Of earlier history entertained forebodings OF the
very opposite character to those which the President
ascribes to them that it Is difficult to resist dispo-
slton to attribute insncey to tho President to ac-
compish the purpose Of his protest. The suspicion
on the part Of the people has become great that
they arc continually reducing Executive power. Ia
many of the States the Governor has become but
chief of police. This Is not howevero be attributed
To legislative or judicial agency but TO the fact that
chief executives their patronage ss TO produce
n tendency to a Capitalization OF power dangerous to
the liberties of the people; and II universal history
teaches my lesson II Is this. "hat power Is always
stealing from tho many to the few that executive
heads of nations absorb popular rights; and that all
revolutions the part OF the people, not TO es-
,absh thrones, but to regain that which has been
urcsed from them by the throne. The citizen OF
the United States has to fear that which every
other nation has suffered
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

House MOVING ExTRAoRDINARY-The Chicago
Press and Tribune of Tuesday furnishes US q
house-noying item. It seems they are shipping
of twostory dwellings from Chicago to adjoining
towns. The tugs Rnmsey and Dime went down
the South Branch on-Monday, bound for Bridge
port. having in tow n two story frame dwelling
taken from tho corner Of Kinzie and Dearborn
streets, and placed on stows. 1t is novel, but
will DO an entirely successful feat asks the FRI
bune. will all the villagers on the canal and
river take the hint and hurry in their orders2
We will them any number of wooden buildings
we are proposing to replace with brick and mar
BILE. ..4s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

STRENGTH OF IcE.-From experiments lately
made in Germany for the purpose Vt testing the
strength Of ice when pond river is frozen over,
it appears that when its thickness Is an inch and
half il will just bear the weight Of sipglc man;
when about three inches and half it will bear de-
tachments Of infantry with their ranks rather
wide apart; with o thickness Of four and fonr.
tenths inches eightpounders can bs conveyed over
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
LYN CHBURG COLLEGE,

LrNCHBTRG, VIRGINIA..
T1yIlE fourth Institution
Il on The 5th September.
The location of the hcalies and most accessible in the
South. and the study, Classical
hc, equal to that Of of the American colleges
The Military Department shall be efficiently maintained
der OF Mr. J. h. Baukenship, graduate of the Nir
gina Military Institute aud recent, cannectcd with tho
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W W. WALKER, Chairman Qf TIE Faculty, Professor
Meuin and Moral Science, and Of History
LyouEGus g. MATHEWS, A. NJ Professor Of Latin and Bellies
Lettrcs
H. CABEL, A. B. Professor of the Greek Language AMI
Literature.
f. BLASKESsnP Professor Mathematics and Instructor
OF Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
d. A. LANGHoRNE NJ u. Professor of Analom, und physio
ology.
q. A. sARroR, LID, Professor of Modern Languages.
SAN'L NJ GoopsoS, Principal Of the Grammar School.
EXPENSES.
Board $s week. washing u y month"; fuel and lights
&I0 Tuition, $50 in the Grammar school, and $50 In
The Collegiate Department for halJ session.
~ Catalogues containing further inormaon can be OBJ.
tanned by addressing the Chairman of the Faculty.
July 13-dtA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
s A NF ORD'S
FAMILY CATH PILLS,
COMPOUNDED fR


Pure Vegetable ETtructs and put IN GLASS iSE ir
iighf, and rM Keep IN any cimase
The FAMILY CAIlIARrlC PILL Is gentle but nc,i,c
Cahartic which the proprc tor has used In his practice
for more thnn tmcni, years.
The constantly increasing - demand from those who
have long used the PILLS - and the satisfaction whic,
all express In regard their - use, has induced
place Within tho reach a. of all
The Profession well know that different aiharties act
different portions Of The bowels.
The FAMILY CATllAR. y TIC PILL has. with due
this well cstah scd a,l. compound
cd from variety oi The pu rcst Vegetable E.iracls,
which net alike every part of The amrnar, cannl
and good and sf In nil = where aiharc Is
needed, sueh Der,ape- ments of the Honach, Sec-
iinsss Pains in the B,ck - md LofnS, tosttrtpcss,
Idn and Soreness orcr he L ,rhoie Bofy from sudden
cold which frequently, HI e. neglected., end In long
OF Fever Loss W 5p- - petite. creeping SeH.a-
Hon Of tOid the body, = Resfssnesh, Ur,fddcts,
Weight In The hedd aud In - fdmh"atorH Dfsedses
Worms In GhihireH dduix RheaBidtisn great PHylhs
the omi and many diseases which flesh Is heir
merous 10 mention in this advertisements Dose, to3.
PRICE T lREE UiMts.
The Lirer inr0ordfoF and Family tuthdfic PHi@ are
ctat by Druggists generally and so Wholesale by the trade
ia all the large towns.
s. 7. W. SANFORD, VI, ID,
Manufacturer aud Proprietor,
april 10, 60 d&c1y 2ns Broadway, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
The Lexington XVI Observer savs:

The Lexington (ky.) Observer says:
The Democracy have notcarrcd single North
ern State at the latest elections which have taken
place, and it is time fer them to dsband and dsn-
tify themseles with the Union party which can
bent the Ropulicans whenever there is fair open
fight between them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

u on sledgs.; Ave and two-senhs inches win bear
twelvs-poan andsvs; eight inches will bear twenty
four poanders and thickness Of twelve inshss
win bear any weight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

MANIPULATED GUANO.
NE offer 70 the Planters Of virginia duano prepafe1 Dy
w follows:
900 Ibs best Peruvian Guano that be procured;
500 do Somorero Guano containing W per ct. OF Phos
phate off -ime;
200 do Ground Pikser for which pay % D ton extra
Planters and others invited examine this article From
The best information obtain believe this Mixture Is
one Of The prepared for the Virginia lands
Price Pante as per ~ less ton when they
furnish the bags.
EDMOND DAVENPORT d Co.,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants In cities
sRWe refer Planters wbr have used the Sombrero and
the Manipulated Guano-among them Jas Gait Esl A. War
wick ESQ, Jos Allen, ESQ., and K H. Styl, ESQ and others
Below give d. X. Tutles Chemist at University OF tal
report same samples from 70 bags and 1t shall he kept
~ that Standard r.
am able TO give you the result Of analysis They
show the Mixture be what stated In former letter and
dge very fortunate In the selection Of materials
especlay Peruvian Guano The centage Of Ammonia
shows The pure Peruvian contain 124 cent, which Is
more than the average. The Analysis is as follows:
Moisture (gven OF a boiling point) 1o03
phosnasts of Lime ........,................. 1926
snp6urtc Acid, ha5; Lime, 864 Qo9
ann,manis ............................... $50
ins,juble Matter ............... ...... ..65
A small quantity OF Akaii-underniined Water In
combination md organic matter 2Aso
10000
Hoping thai your fertilizer may meet with the success which
remain, yours.
"a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
AMERICAN GUAN0>.
| From LARXIA AND nAKEK'H LSLA

In the Pacific Ocean,
offered TO the Planters Dealers aer the most sste-
tory results attained By practical experiments
by gentlemen vgipa who have used aide BY side
Peruvian, Ede Island other ferizers and who
testtfy lie superiority Importance and valne.
Il uon soils immediate well durable fsr
tIzer, ensiching, but exhausiing.
II sold much less price than Pcruvian and when
yEsr result will be great ROD greaef
Pamphlets containing certificates on mrneKs In
Virginia and other Sates win be forwarded upon application
am soLx AGENT Of the American Guano Company IN Kch
mod packages will have with The trade marx
OF the Company he American eage) and viii be Warranted
pare It put up strong bags barrels a ~ option
OF the purchaser Price 80 per ton.
FELIX II. CAVE, 18th street. Richm0nd,
feb 23.ts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchbure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
TERMS 8

Il E ft NI -
v,po.NI In pu,,ishcd daily e6 and Tr-Weekly at
srnum in advance, aAd Weekly al ~ nvaraey IN au
ncs oerwse e. will be charged In Az cases No pacr
vi ~ discontinued except tthe op.ioh " "o i'oP MI
Al, al srr,nrsass shall have been paid ~ - ..... -,
" inserted for % cents per sluhre oi
"a i ~ s. for The hrst lnserton and s' cents or each
~ ,inn,oce unless ordered or weekly anu .hen ~
n,s r ,unrr will be charged for each insertion .ne
.r of nserIons be not marked the Mss' WI" oe Pe""
iii ordered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE; .o
For one square daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
For Two squares, daily .........'': '''''''''' y
FOR one square tri week.! ..,.'' .''''''t''' ~ 40
ror TWO squares lri- weekly - ,,ce, n .ns
nv Advertisements intended for boah psPe' '"e'
cal contract fl, l.. ,,,,.d In their Immediate bu.
~ ahs adyertiscunenis charged for transient rates
an new advertisements appear In the daily anc
y papers. .,. .x.ac,, ciylt lines are charged
Obituary notices which eAeeeo e'S'' ''"'' NV e
raieably for the cxccss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL 10, 1860.
MISCELLANE GUS
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY

m4oSh = oOos
FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
MISS JANE SIMPSON
-, Will. open this day, skrrKaBKR 2sih, large aud
handsome assortment Of
Va FALL & WINTER MILLINERY.
She socs call from the ladies aud public satisfied that tho
beauty and variety of her styles will please the tastes Of all
sept 2s-lts
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATDs.
TITS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS, und has
i become established fact standard Medicine, known
aud approved by all that have used II, and IL
sorted with confidence In q all the diseases for which 1t
Is recommended -
Il has cured thousands -, within the last two years
who had given up all hopes of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates In my ~, possession show
The dosc must be adapted 10 the temperament of The
ndy yual taking H. and cd In such quantities IA Ia
gently the bowels
Let the dictates Of your - Judgment guido you In the
use Of the LIVER TNTE is-lGORA TOR and 1t will
Lrer Complaints, Bilious - attacks, Dgspclsid Ch'o
mic Dia,yassd hammer - Com Pidih Is, blSenfe,R
Sour Stomach. Ia = bitadi tUsfireHoss, thn'c
CAoieru, Cholera Morbas t'h0ierd fatanttta FkafH-
ience, JdaAdice, Fsmdtd HedkResseS, nnl ma, hc
used successfully as an Or diaary taoiiy Nr,iicina
IL will cure SItk HEAD q AtHE, las Thousands
tcstiD) in freafy aiastes - U tire three Ietspooa
JHls taken al comnlence nlent OF atinch.
Al rho if Qiriag their tesnun, IN its favor
MY WITER fN the - N0TTH WIFU TIE
INIfGOR 4 ron, AND - SWALLOW bo7H 1p
GE1HkR.
PEICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Lynchburg Guano Depot.

Lynohburg Guano Depot.
AEMERs aud the pabiT generally arr hr,y "TG M TIM,
Inc Basin, L now l supplied With tie f5loa"F rr''ieSs,
Mol A Peruvian G.ano;
Rcese's Manp lated Guuno;
Sonbrero Guan0, Lynchburg ground;
kettlewers Potash and Plaster
have taken every preeauon 10 Furnish reiiahe articles
crnnent which Is certainly pure am sole In lnclbug
y what IL Is to be- v onear Peruvian and ono
half sobrero believe this IN he good as Peruvian pound
f. buy nSHG IN hs on b. sa e" on a"
s S for DSns p.a s Sns' s IN ' m ".n S
ly bestowed heretofore. wM A. MILLER
sept ls-dts-Rrp copy TN Basin.
Singers Sewing Machines.
GREAT always conclusive proof great
before the public comparable to singers Sewing Machincs
Afer establishing tho highest reputation In the Unite" states
France, where They carried of the highest premium and
great manuiacory to make them has been hui in Pnrt
these machines he used with imacnsc profit As 81
St the s"Ss M.sns. " Is to aenE % on foot So sewing VII r
shoemaker, dressmaker carriage trimmer saddr halter &C.
machines, regularly employed Thousand Dollars
year In all private families where there Is much sewing to
and hotel keepers fnd them particularly convenn, and profit
able These machines are simple IN their eonsirae'on and
chine ever made by which every sort OF work ne
soald be perfectly executed Thousands Of inferior and worth,
but Singers Machines alone have been found ever!
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
Plain printed instructions using, with
chine from which any readily acquire the art of
part world. To all persons desiring particular
formation will, on application by letter al either of or OH,
forward copy OF NJ. Singer Cos Gazette, Iapc'
wholly devoted 10 The Sewing Machine interest.
Principal onicc, No s2s Broaiway, New YofA
Branch OrfIcEsSo IL Hanover ST., Boston: No 81 chup
c ST. New Haven, Ct; Glover,ile, N. VI No IA Broad
Newark N J No i42 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia: No io5 Bal
imore ST. Baltimore: No. ~ Westminster ST., Providence
Louis. No. 81 ST. Charles ST., Ney Orleans No 20 Dauphn st.
Mobile. Idec2 d.S,ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
ICEi ICEll ICE!I!

ICEi ICEIt VE!JI
HAVE on will prepared TO deliver To the cit
RATE ICE st
FORTY CENTS PER BUSHEL.
~ am soliciting cusomers.
Jan 2I-df THOMAS POOLE.
NINGHAMs AND CALICOES.-A large supply splendid
W styles aud coofs Just received and En sale by
mhi s-ins JOHN J. PURvlS. Agent
USAGE 0RAEGE SEED-yust received BY
~ NH 10. dts STABLER & JONES
DERUylAN GUANO.-Iust received in prime "-d or
l. sale by ff,hit, JAN'S 'NYit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

Having sxPssisnes o. years 4 ~ heness Aattef
myself 70 be able 70 give perct fn case 9th
erwise, charge VIII b undA Ai avays keep on hsnd
genera ss.ormsns g Go e sad Tsnsk haze .. si.
Pima Finger aiseA A., ieinrss which an q. 2
srninod 70 seli q tedueee ~ want Of any mm4 "
elsewhere. Yft
LADIES' spa si,lesn az invited 70 sall snd ex
anime specenA whether the1 xh piciures Or n0 meg
lad pieG6Aut pnee pass a0ny fetsule hoaf
~ Dcceased pefsons md ihsAtds aheqep3 = 943 tss-
iencss when desired =.
i Jan 17-d1y .s.-. - -e 5 =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
GEORGE w. KYLE, ARTIST
No. 1S2 Main Street. 4

No. lS2 Main Street. y "a ,.l.a /.
UIAvfNG purchased Mr. D. n. BLlss Gallery HI Ms
III Cy Lynehbasg will eoninus the busssss q ~ "a
sandwhere viii be pleased to Ill In want OF any thing
In my line, such sss atfs- = q aN ssa 70 Z =
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes,
LIFE.SIZE PHOTOG RAPHS.
PATENT LHAxHHR ExcxURHa 10,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

DURE OILS FOR MACfiINERY.-Besl Winter L ud OH,
Il Winter Strained Sperm on Solar OIL FIsh Oh,
e ~ ;hr Hh0vr Oils for sale by
JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-14

We call the attention of our mcr
chants and citizens generally, to the
advertisement which appears in anoth.
er column, of the St Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York. This princely
palace has accommodation for one
thousand guests. A city within a
city, having a cosmopolitan communi-
Representatives from every civilized
nation on the face of the globe. The
gentlemen who planned and carried
into successful operation an enter.
prise like this mammoth establish,
ment, deserve the most liberal pat,
ronage of the travelling public. We
advise our friends visiting New York
to call on Messrs. Trcadwell, Whit
comb q Co., with whom we are sure
they will feel at home.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-14

Letter from Wisconsin.

Mn EDrFoR thinking a few lines
from Southern Wisconsin might prove
acceptable to your readers, take the
liberty of addressing you. There has
ncvcr-not even in the memory of
that individual, peculiar to all locali
tics, the "oldcst inhabtant been a
faircr prospect of good crops than
now. Wheat, barley, oats, all are i'll
the most promising condition. Farm
ers are already anticipating splendid
harvest and good prices. Farmers
here arc planting great deal OF
broom-corn, and men are around con,
tracing for it NOR. They offer $50 90
per ton for it, to be delivered in James.
vile. Owing to the dry weather,
there is general complaint of Wells
failing and "giving out" There has
been no rain sufficient to supply them,
and no signs of any. There has new.
cr been 50 much excitement in the
city since the trial Of Maybcrry, as
was manifested when the news came
Of the great iisticuti'" of liccnan
and Saycrs. Papers containing &C,
counts Of the fight sold as high as
Sl,00, and the principal subject OF
conversation in all classes was lIccnan
and his terrible left :" but it is fast
subsiding, and soon will scarcely be
thought of. Now, GAINESVILLE is under
a high state Of excitement, owing to
the Chicago convention, and the nom
nation of "old Abe" All arc sorry
that Seward failed in getting the nom
ination, yet promise good support to
Lincoln. Republican Clubs are or.
ganizing i'll every town, all determined
to do what they can for the election OF
the Grail candidate" All honor and
success to Lincoln and IIamlin.
Yours, &C., w. s. Il.
Emerald Grove, Wis, June ID, GO
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-14
AllamakCC County.

The Republicans of Allamakcc coun-
ty have entered upon the present po-
litical campaign in good earnest, and
appear to be fully determined to re-
deem the county, the only Democratic
county in the 10th District. We learn
from the Waukon journal that a large
and enthusiastic meeting was held at
that place on Wednesday. The Journ-
al says:
Reuben Noble, Esq, of McGrcgor,
made strong, telling speech. lie
gave a brief history Of the Chicago
Convention, to which he was dele
gate, happily abiding to the proud
position of Mr. Seward, and the ne
ccssity of nominating Mr.. Lincoln
that his nomination had rendered our
success ccrtuin Clear, forcible and
comiusirc he stated the objects and
aims of the Republican party. Mr.
Noble is a ready, strong and eloquent
dcbatcr, and we hope 10 hear from
him often during the campaign.
lie was followed by Elijah Odcll,
ESD, of McGrcgor. Mr.. Odcll has
heretofore acted with the Democratic
party, and last Fall he stumpcd this
vicinity in their behalf. lie said the
Democracy was too progressive for
him,-that he could not follow the
party in its tortuous winnings on the
Slavery question. The bred Scott
plank had crowded him off the plat
form lie could not, and would not
swallow the abominablc doctrine that
til" Constitution carries Slavery into
all our territories" He was heartily
applaudcd during his remarks, and we
sincerely wish that every Democrat
in the county could have heard his
reasons for abandoning the party,
since it has abandoned every distnc.
tive measure it has heretofore advo-
Gated.
Mr.. Crosby, Of Garnavillo, succeed
ed him. lie reviewed in a mastery
manner Douglas and sluattcr sovc-
rcignty. The whole speech aboundcd
in sentiments Of mirth, and humor,
and was we'll received by the audi
cncc. Mr.. Crosby is very effective
speaker, and has combination of
sound logic and keen wit.
Col. Spooncr laid before the meet
ing the subject Of a mass ratification
meeting, and it was resolved to hold
one about the 9th Of jane, at this
village, and to secure the Hon. Carl
Schurz, Of Wisconsin, to address them
on that occasion. The meeting broke
mp at a late hour, with the best of
feeling. \ determination is manifest
by the citizens Of the county to re-
deem it from Democracy at the COM
ing election.
St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1860-06-14
JOHNS Il CROSLEYiS
IMPROVED
Gutta Percha Cement Roofing.

Tt is the cheapest and most durable roofing
i in use. 1t is fire and water proof 1t can b,
applied to new and old Roofs of all kinds, ant
to old shinglc roofs without removing tn,
shingles. The cost is only about one -thirt
that of tin. and is twice as durable.
Gutta Pcrcla Cement for preserving and re
pairing Tin and Metal Roofs of every dcscrip
ton.
From its great elasticity, is not injured by
the contraction and expansion of metals, anu
will not crack in cold nor run in warm wealth
er. These materials have been thorough,
tested in New York and all parts of the South.
ern and Western States and We can give album
dant proof of all we claim in their favor
They are readily applied by ordinary labor
ers, at II trifiing expense. No heat is required.
These materials are put up ready for nSc
and for shipping to all parts of the country
with full printed directions for application.
Full descriptive circulars will be forwarded
on application by mail or in person, at oui
principal offices, 80 Broadway, Opposite st
Nicholas HotelD n. Y, $40 Fulton Street,
opposite City Hall Brooklyn.
23m6 JOHNS & CROSLEY.