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Ayers Cathartic Pills.


= have been taxed their utmost to pr ,duce
this hest, most perfect purgativo which is
known to man. Innunlerablc proofs arc
SHOWN th.t TIL SO p,ls have virtues. which
surpass in excellence the ordinary medicines,
and that ttcy win unprecedeutIy upon tho
esteem Of 81 men. They are safe and pleas.
ant 70 take, but powerful to cure. Their pom.
etrating propsrti cs stimulate tho .itsl a:tiv.
tiles Of the body remove tho obstructnns IL
It's organs purify the blood, md cxpcl dis.
ease. They purge out the foul humors when
breed and grow d,sten.per, stimulate slug.
gish or disordsrsd organs into their naturS
action. and impart healthy tsne with strength
TO the Whole system. Not on:y do they euro
tho eve y.day comp ANTS Of every body. but
. 30 formidable and dangerous diseases that
have baa6ed the best OF human Ski |. While
they produce powerful effects. they arc ut
the same time, in diminished doses the safest
and best physc that can be employed for
childr.n. Being sugar-cOated, thev are
Pleasant to take; and heing purely vegetable,
dre free from any risk Of hn, m. Cures have
heen made v ich surpass belief were they
not substantiated by men Of such exalted po.
sition and character as to forb the suspcion
OF untruth. Many eminent clergymen and
physicians have lent their names to certify
to the public the reliability Of my remedies
while others have sent me the assurance Of
their conviction thatmy Preparations con.
tribute immensely to the relief Of my adlict-
ed, suffering fellow men.
The Agent below named is pleased to fur
nish gratis my American Almanac, con.
tanning d:rec.lons ter their use and certf.
Gates Of tier cures Of the following com.
pIaint~:-
Costivcness, Bilious Complaints, Rhcuma.
tism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising
from foul stomach, Nausea. Indigestion.
Morbid Inaction Of the bowels and Pain ari.
ming thereffom Flatulency, Loss OF Appetite,
eli Ulcerous and Cutaneo,s Diseases which
require an evacuait medicue, Scrotula Or
Kings Evil. They also, by purifying tho
blood and stimu ating the system, cure many
complaints which it would not be supposed
they cOu reach, such a. Deafness, Partial
Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous lrritab. !.
ity, Deraugements of the Liver and kidneys,
Gout, and other kindred Complaints arising
from . low state # the body or obstruction Of
Dpnot be put of BY unprincip'ed dealers
with sOmc other pill they make more profit
on. Ask for AYERS PILLS. and take
nothing else. No other they can give you
compares with this IN ils Intrinsic value or
eurstive powers The sick want tho best
cid there is ~ them, and they should have
~. ssh ssssaaEA 3 ass..gl.x
Prepared BIZ DR.. J. C.. A YER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell,
- -. - 7. Mass. q
Price Is Cts pey Bee. Fire Boxes fort
SOLD BY
J.S.LAWVER, Nsw OAEcon, and BY
Dealers il Medicine svtfywhere 4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

In the well known hand-writ.
ing ONO matter who-we re-
celyed . snugly put up package,
!. On opening which we
found one Of the-oh, horrible!
such . valentine: lots Of which
can be found at the Drug Store. .
A~fhis Iassisation bows, st to
n. Pullman Jr. for some excellent
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

Blsaka Of 81 kinds furnished on short no.
tice and At as liberal rates, as at suy odico Is
NogtheEn Iowa. ~ 80
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

At a r.. r. meeting of the citi-
zens Of New Oregon, held at the
Hall Of Sabin &Moon, Fcb'y 9Th,
1860, S. w. Murry was elected
Chairman, and II. A. Cook Score
tary. On motion of w. r. Mead
the meeting proceeded to ballot
for suitable person to represent
the people Of New Oregon and
vicinity, in the meeting Of stock
holders and Directors of the Prai-
RE Du Chem & Mankato r. r.
with the request that said repre-
sentative be chosen as q Director
in the =. & NJ. r. r. Co.
Said ballot resulted in the un-
aninaous choice of Josiah +. Mitch
ell, as such representative.
The foregoing expression of the
wishes Of the meeting was then
signed BY the following persons
being in attendance:
Thos. p. Davies, H. A. Cook,
J. I. Sturgis, S. w. Murray, w.
r. Mead, NJ. NJ. Moon, S. Nj. Cole,
Horace Gage, J. 5. LAWYER, G. u.
Galusha, q. w. Schofeld, Robt.
McCulloch, Geo. Eek, Chas. Prann
D. w. Owen, Elijah Murray, d.
J. NJ. Walker, G. G. Schellenger.
A. J. Garnscy.
S. w. MURRAY, Chairman.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

New PAPER. We have receiv-
ed the first number of the Iowa
Valley Democrat, published at
Marengo, Iowa Co. Iowa, by Van
metre & Sargent,
The Democrat is q seven col.
umn sheet democratic in politics,
and is ably. conducted
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

CONUn ENNxOltdL.s
Congress after a session ofelght
weeks has succeeded in working
one Bill through the lower House.
This bill provides for the full
and complete organization of the
House in the appointment Of its
Committees and in providing for a
presiding officer:
It passed that body BY q vote Of
III to SO. In short it was the
election of Hon. VIM. Penning.
ton Of N. J., as Speaker Of the
House of Representatives for the
next two years.
Mr. 2. is an old iae Wing, still
his election is Republican tri.
umph, but most disastrous to them
nevertheless. ~
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.
FOR the RAPID !, URE OF
COUGHS, COLDS AND
HOarDon mess,

BRrMrlElD, Mass, Goth Dec. 1855.
:. DR, J. c. AYEa: do not he.itate to say
tue best remedy rhsvr ever found tor Cou. h's
Hoar >eness, Influenza, and thu cnncomi, ant
symptoms Of Cold, is your Cherry Pec,orsl.
lis constant u-e in my practice and nv fam.
lily fur the last ten years has shown it to pos:
scss superior virtues for tho Atrcstmcnt of
these complaints EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. D.
a B. MORTLEY, ECO, 1T UTICA, NY.
writes: g have used your Pcctoral myAc T
and in my family ever since you invented il,
and believed it the host medicine for its pur.
pose ever put out. With . bad cold shouid
sooner pay twenty five dollars ter . bot
than do without It, or rake any her RENEE
dy" ~.
GROUP, WHoopING COUCH INFLUEN.
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r. MON son

g y. kussos, 81. u CIV. nEscr.
New Oregon Steam Saw Mill,
Mun:on Z Pierce, psopsiStors, hsvo con- i.
etantly on hand good assortment Of Plumber
and lash, cheap asshn cheapest. Tiy1
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Dated December 29th 1859. IN Is 4vl
80 ri 4 . JAS.CARPENTER, Sheriff.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
RLANK Desda ofthe style approved By tho
Officers Of the County. 10
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10
7. MURRAY, Chairman.
II. A. Cook, Secretary.

The Democrats of New Oegon
township met in Caucus in New
Oregon, at the Eagle Exchange
Hotel, according to previous no
tice given, for the purpose ofelect-
8 Delegates, to attend the Demo-
cratic county Convention, to be
held at the New Court House,
Feb. 10, 1860.
On motion, Jno. l. Sturgis was
appointed Chairman, and w. Il.
Mead, Secretary whcreupon the
following persons were elected as
delegates to the County Conven-
ton.
S. NJ Cole, B. u. Everingham,
d. w. Owen, H. C. Stewart, J. l.
Sturgis, Geo. Eek, s. Herrick, w.
r. Mead.
On notion resolved that dele.
gates unable to attend, be empow.
cred to appoint substitutes.
New Oregon, Feb. 9Th, 1860
J. l. STURuls, Chairman.
w: r MEAD. Secretary.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-02-10

ouN UctcScV ~ vac OCSt IucVaCIOc IOf It's Dur.
pose ever put out. With bad cold shoosid
sooner pay twenty five dollars tor . bot o
than do without it, or rake any o,her rens-
Group, wHooplNG COUCH INFLUEN.
"a. s-. .,
SeaIEorIELp. Miss, Feb. I, 1856.
RaeTHER Aykn: I viii cheerfally certify
your PICTORIAL 40 tho best remedy ~ po~sess
for tho cure Of whoopng cough, Group, and
the Ghost diseases Of children. We If your
fraternity in the S,ushapprecate your skill
Aid comnend Your medicine to our People.
HIRAM CONKLlN., IA. D..
AMOS LEE Esq, Monterey, L., writes,
ID Jan, 1856: u
II had a tedious Influenza. which con.
6nod me in d0Ors six eeks; took many med.
,cines without rele;; finally tried your Poetic.
rsl BY the advice Of OF clergyman. The
first dose relieved the soreness n my threat
md lungs; less than one halt the bolt made
me completely vol. Your medicines Mo tho
cheapest ~ we'll as the best No au buy,
and We esteem you, Doctor. and your RENE.
dies, ~ tho pt'or mars " end"
ASTHMA OR PHTHISlC AND BRON-
CHlTiS.
WEsr Ma cHEsrE.. Pa, Feb. l. 1886
Sl1: Your Cherry Pcctoral is psr,o, IN *
marvellous cures in this section. It has re-
licyed several !iOn ulsrm,ng symptoms Of
consumption, and is now curing man who
has labOred under An affect On Of the lungs
tor tho last forty years. HENRY L. PARKS,
Mere. ant.
A. A. RAMSEY, NJ D. A.s,ox. MoN.or
Co., Iowa, writes, Sept, 8. 1855: :Dming
ny practice OF many years, have found
nothing equal to your (herr. PICTORIAL for
giving oase and re,ist to consump,ive patients
Or curing such ~ are Cur able"
We m. ght add volumes If evidence, b It tho
most convincing prat Of the virtues Of this
remedy is found in ts effects upon trial.
a-s'as CONSUMPTION. "
Probably no one has ever been known
VIII Oh cured so many and such dangerous
cases 9 this. SoMe 40 human sd G reach;
but even to th0.c the h,zry PICTORIAL affords
rei,st and comfort.
1856.
D"cToR AVER Low ELL: feel it duty and
pleasure 70 Inform you what your Cherry
PICTORIAL has dens for my wife. She had
been i've months labnring under danger.
Gus symptoms Of ConsHaspt;un, fr.m which
no aid We could procure gave her much 70.
let She was stead " failing, until DR..
StrnnE Ut th,s,ois., ~hr,c have come for
sdv &C. Recommended a trial OF yo.r mcdl-
cine. We IS hs kindness, Oh wc d your
skill; for she has recovered from, that day
She is not yet ~ strong ~ she used to be,
but is free from her cough, aid calls her.
scit' weii.
Yours with gratitude and regard, 80
ORLANDO SHELBY Of Sheibyvi le
Co,sumpt,,es, d. not SPAR till you havo
tried Ayers Cherry Pccnra. It il made by
one Of tho, best med cal chemists in tho
world, and It's Gu cs nj around us 5espc,k
the high mcrits Of its virtues.-Philalelph,a
Ledger. k.a
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J. 3. LAWYERS PRI' E CURRENT.
H1olesals s"d k<ss't Druggist and Apotheea.
~ No. lss Msin Street, Hew Oregon.
DRUes AND AEDyclNxs.
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WIonttaru ano commercial 8ebitho.
BALTIMORE. MAY 81. 1850

-.oo,s continue to droop, and almost everything
.h Ii r off in price again to-day. Railroad stocks
h,rsd in the general depression and both Baltimore
-, orio and Northern Central declined heavily. In
Northern Central there large business DONE the
Ies adding up about 900 shares. opened at sl7X
but it dropped this price down s16A and again
rallied hundred shares being at the close at
sI7 cash 1t left Off at $7 bid S17h asked regular way
Baltimore and Ohio declined at the Board $24 per share
There 300 shares sold at from SIS down to s75A
and it closed at s75h bid, $40 asked regular wav Rail
road bonds as well as shares lower and we note
decline to day of per cent in Northern Central 1885,
and Northwestern Virginia second mortgage bonds
Sales were made of s155OO Northern Central 1855 at
from 67H down to Cox, $4,000 Northwestern Virginia
endorsed third mortgage bonds at 49, and $500 do
ond mortgage do. at 70. For Baltimore City 6's prices
well sustained. We note sales of 81 400 1905 at
l0lA y, and s. 800 1888 at 99A.
Mining stocks dull, and heavy, and in some of
them there further considerable decline but the
symptoms Of a reaction in these stocks For Guford
there was fair inquiry, and sales made of 245O
shares at siG3.9i time and s3%G394 cash. 1t closed
at s3 bid, "a asked regular way. We sales to-day
of 500 shares Gardner Hill at S7%G7H This is the first
movement that has taken place in this stock for week or
two past. There was no Silver Hill sold 1t was offered
at sly time but there disposition to sell it at
lower rate. Springfield, of which there 700 shares
sold, opened at s5, but it sold subsequently at s54
ana 1t closed at 50 ld S54 asked regular North
State, Cambridge Consolidated and Baltimore and North
Carolina all lower day OF North there were
1000 shares sold at from sex down to $2A and we note
saee of 100 shares Consolidated at from s1sl down to
s1% and 500 shares Baltimore and North Carolina at
s1%G14. Nothing done in Cambridge 1t was Of
fered at $1A but only $1.31 was bid for H.
For foreign Exchange rates continue pretty firm
with moderate demand. The rates today
follows viz: London, bankers bills 1O9N;
do. commercial do, 1O94@lO9H; Paris 60 day bills
5fl3A; do. short sight do, 5f114; Antwerp SHY;
Bremen, 795@792s Amsterdam, 41HG41%; Hamburg
81; Cologne, 73h Frankfort on the Maine A.
In New York to-day Erie advanced q; New York
Central .; Michigan Southern q; Gaena and Chicago
Z. Missouri 6's 3 and Virginia Gs \; Canton and
Reading declined each; Cleveland Toledo X Har-
lem y and Rock Island y.
SALES Ar THE BALTIMORE SrrGs BOARD
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Sorpplng sntslIlasner,
PORT OF BALTIMORE. Nav 81
Arrived.

.. Arrived.
steamship Georges Greek, Wilets As hours from Now
Wednesday. eu "' Il Nj OF
strs Artisan, Foster, from New York mdse to John
do do. " 'o' ' i''iaueiphl'
Ships Arizoua Bradley As DAYS from Ijvarroo, oro
raj cargo to + Brauns Co. lowed up by Reliance
Roland, tBrem) Wcke, 80 days fro Bremen. mJse am
Ajax. up " '"'
Brig Molunkus Mitchell, from St Johns, B, laths
ps sehrs Cargi Hawkins, from New York, mdse to
rose Lyon--Wm Bacon, do, do-G:M Smith Miles
do do-Bannar, Harrington from Calais iaths to orde
1e, m II Montague, Carmne, from Savanna la Mar Nav
no1I, Ia Nj Mitchel ogwood & II r Tucker: twd
up by Tigress Left schr Gassabeos SAWYER Ioadne S
Hsax . Raglan Br Sterling Is days from
from New York, to Rose Lyon ice to T ] Cocbran
Cleared.
~ Steamship Georges Creek, Wiletts Savannah, SamI
Strs FrrnkIn, Dougherty, New York, IA sbrivor
Richd Willing, Claypoole, Philadelphia, do
Bark seah, Gould, Boston, Georges Creek Coal and
Iron Company
Brig Benz Carver, Perry, Boston, W Rhoads & Son.
Schrs Pearl, Brown, Boston, Heslen Rogers.-Mecca
Edgett, Areceibo, P r, Stirling & Ahrens--Knfsher
Clavell, Aspinwall, Gilmor Meredth--S G King, An
drews Philadelphia, John W Brown & Sons--Crbullo,
Lawrence New Bedford, Rose 4 Cyon-Lucy Church
Hogeland, New York, Morrell Randall>-Prowess, do
Steamship Joseph Whitney, Loveland, for Savannah,
cleyred at Boston, 10Th inst.
Ship AleXandrne, Tcomb, for Baltimore entered for
loadngat Liverpool, 18th inst.
Ship Scotia Miskely, for Baltimore, remained at Rot
terdam, 18th inst.
Bark Banshee Mckenzie, cleared at Pictou for Salem
18th inst.
Bark wheatland, Peacock, for New York, was at Ha-
vana 23d inst.
Ship oasilda Stafford, hence for Rotterdam passed off
Dungeness 18th inst
Ship BOninger ftom Baltimore, arrived at Helyeot
10th inst
IT Liverpool Ma y2oth-Arriyed I'm New York-Ariel, az
arrived from New Orleans-Byzantium Maria Greeley
at Wilbur Fisk, Powerful, Lady Sale and Atlanta
Iona. 'e'iasuc, auu buenaYentura, at BARGE
Arrivad e. in ~ Tough Foye, with loss of buwarks
Arrived IN Mobile-Broughton Hall at Livernool
Mary Crocker Liyernooi oeiestina, at Barcelona:
Brig TslluIab PInm-i7t Scotland at LiverpooI
arrived a, New York 3It iron; from Rio Janero April 18th
huana, 18th inst " iorh, was at Talca-
Bark Justina Marshall, from st Jago de Cub, a.u,,
inst, bound to en nay, 18th
Brig Queen of the South, Chapman, for New York oo,
remained at Rio Grande, April sth. >' N''n
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

today aggregate 90 edTs May SO-Corn-The sales
first edition Cotton quet with sae e,ce o oo bda tn,
small sales at GLANDS a Rice is unchanged with
sales Of 100 bbs New at M sH quiet with
r rtSou F9S s IT. sale
519 packages sold prices SSiering comprising
ash The ss' as
cts, Young Hyson 31G53k cts, Gunnonson ~ GAG
cts Imperial s4964 cts Tyson Twantsy aaaa11
cenes very aust pending the auction Of Re sna
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

~ - fokElGN.
naIi 0oo c, 900 laths, 6S, OO
i"ui5s' o,Ooo re- re i'liiiS, Messy q Gray.
H. II. / cher; ~ dds potatoes, master.
tod . hl,P nG,oHo.-o casks |lne rs boxes clay
oUl 49, ~ ~ HhunhaGhef Co; bales woollens
Boncber r. bo1 N a., e. D Danminh; noX mdse VIM
A Seemnar G. SonS. q 49,. ~ outro % BOXES cigars
Albert e. 70 hn1s i i5 -sc., 30 Jokes 40, H. +
& % d tcS bo t sais w muse ITacht lonell
vino Giose e. Si unk, +, L. bFauns Co casl
Gail T. a.. % LEM p1NeS NOSE, lI5 boxes cigars
SfeIIm.n Hi p4eS muse; n, urhlauD boxes mdse.
CASKS wina how - a. ooAes CIGARS Marourg X Co.
IIyrRpno1 = SLjIn Ir;.o,, 700 ,, ,
Brauns & Co. ID bars iron 521 im sai'i +. IL
Troxe Co cases steel n Kith ~ Jus uo heyser
wro T. Pi G. s'ee 10 a. heltil' Jr Son; 10 bds
soda ash Kirkand Cbo,sa ~ C 60 soqa AZ cask
carb sodo r. De, Ino - % TeS 40 loo Kegs bi
eartbenware RnrgeSs g GnJ,UJ ~ MciVn fcrate
B Porter & Co d casts hoes $500 haruware' r.
bo,dyo Co.,, 80 s 1asms Eoes' Schaeher !-oney; do
kins sons 25 casks hardware Ward Tms rotg r. 1en
Maprnder TavIor g. P"hrtS. var" n hrotierS; II 40.
Bros pkgs mdse G. W s Hail & Co casl iiT %d
"a
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-Brig Jss Carey Coale Linden from 'arbaboes was at
st Thomas, l4th ult
Brig Applegarth, -, from Pernambuco, wa
6n ult, lat % N, lon 46
schr Townsend, Townsend, from Baltimore, arrived
at Havana, 2!th ult
MEMoRANDUM.-The Sandusky from Liverpool for New
York put into Queenstown 10Th, leaky.
Schr J Spencer Dole for Baltimore, loading at
Schr Daniel Brown Head, for Alexandria, sailed from
Fall River, 2Sth inst
Schr Boston, Bimba from Baltimore was at AltaveIa
Schr Golden Rod, Conary from Baltimore, was at St
Thomas, 14th inst.
Schr Scrave Sears from Baltimore arrived at Hall
fax, 26h inst.
Captain FOcke, of the bank Ella Virginia. from Bahia.
reports-spoke 9th inst, lat 25 N, lon 46 W brig
Applegarth Collins from PernambucO for Philadelphia
Left in port barks Woga Bennett from Boston dscharp
ing ice Gambia, kean from Fernandina, Fla arr 10Th
ut and schr Forrest King, Perry from Richmond dscg
for Rio de Janero. The also spoke 25th inst lat Sc
York.
Eastern Ports
NEW YORK, May 3l.-Arr steamship GasSw Liver
pool ship Guttenburg, Hamburg; Enterprise, Havre;
liremen brig Caroline, Kelly Cadiz Henry Brooks Rio
Grande Windward, Matanzas; Hylas Cala. Fanny Lin
Bordeaux; Sea Lion, Zaza
| May 10Th -NOon.-Arrved, ships Orpheous Bremen;
| Yorktown, Lordon schr Estelle st Barts -Cl'd shin
lndra Ross, London banks Abertina Havana Magdala.
| ma, Aspnwall; MXte I'd, Africa; j Friend st Jago;
AGO de Guma, Tatmagouche; brigs wilkins, Buenos
Ayres; Daniel Webster, Accra; schrs II Sears.
ship Southern Cross, Manila; Shirley Calcutta; Argo
Liverpool; bark Fernandina, Palermo brig q Carey
Sochelle --Crd steamship Europa, Liverpool; ship
Southern Ports
WILMINGTON, May 29.-Arr brig Campbell, Rio dc
Janeiro schr Hattie Rose Portland.
- CHARLESTON, May 29.-Cpd ship Lion, Savannah
Hampden, do.
MOBILE, May % Arr schrs J Gwin and Rapid
NEW ORLEANS, May 27-Arr ship Maid Of Orleans
New York; Lizzie Harvard, Libby and ] Nesmit
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

FUKFIEN.
lumber. 91''' i-o 'on' 'oai, 4'ooo u
raa mSchr Aecca-70 tierces Goldfish % bbs
h%a Ioo Kegs lard 30 do butter 80 bbs pork 2sC
candies 80 bills bread, 100 kegs crackers so boxe,
crackers 81 boxes tobacco hhds do IA boxes chairs
hams On as do cheese so bbs potatoes tierce
terc 80; pepper, cases Watches IS grindstones II
bo1 oo Dds oats, 400 paper, cases figs
bbls. IN hos
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ID o q T | N G.
ID o o T | N G.
LISTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859.
VI o NJ ENT APPLI ED FOR
FIRST PREMIUM A HARDED
OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR. 1888

OHIO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR 1898
We are prepared all kinds OF Roofs steen or
fat old, shingles, metal steamboats, and
cars with this unequalled Roofing material. From long
experience IN the business the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes of failure nearly all roofing as
met with, and after complete system chemical artificial
and natural experimentation he has used certain pars NJ
and been adding it for produced roof
which is offered to crcsing public superior to anv
composition, and
EQUAL TO THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz: The
canvas of the heaviest kind, in composition
rendering perfectly Water and Alright and yey Elastic
before being put the roof The composition is not only
not injurious to- but actually preservaye Of cotton and
being alright DAMPsEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH 1T
TO ROT THE CANVAS.
The joints cemented together and the whole covered
with one heavy coat Cement compounded from materials
EVERY ROOF IS FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL ROOFS from corroson and leaking
our cement alone possesses qualities of durability un
sSsG s5 be gse %
Ordinary S T roSs n hr Of
with The 70 barn it, and the Cement Paint we use
NOT BECOME like stone from exposure but pa6e,
SSgsF! Fs%Fs 1sf Bse s s s maryland
Believing that when the quality of this Roofing is
quired in the above territory We have Constructed our
hES P FsERFzT fHE a%asq
on and W De- for sale with to put
O.. GEO JACKSON, Agent
southwest corner Baltimore and south sts
Wharf too,t,oo,;.,-. Baltimore, Md.
given. 10y " 'ee"' anu ieieienoes
RgEf As L 9SNk IS 4 AN sE6 sop
HAVANA CIGARS.-Just received. per steam.
IL er Baltimore" superior lot of Cigars for sale
10. DEMUTH Il CO.
No 40 N. Charles street
apl6-h doors above Lexington street
CPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends customers and
the public that am now constantly in the receipt OF
EGGS,
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
Dealers housekeepers and families will find il to their in
tares to CALL arrangements in the country are suc
enable me to furnish these articles upon the most mo-
derate and ommodating terms.
~ Country Produce sold on commission, and the HIGH
est cash advances made on consignments. "
H. s. MANNING,
AZ Camden street, and
jal1-h lO3 Franklin street
VOLLE TION AGENC
" ]. d. PRATT CO.,
Are prepared receive and transmit CLAIMS FOR COL
LECTION any city county in the United States or Brit
sh Provinces Being in direct and frequent correspondence
eecting speedy and prompt such a.
will give entire satisfaction.
OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE AGENCY, corner Of Bal
more and 3. Charles streets mr6-tr
old RYE WHISKEY.
" WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
SO SOUTH STREET, opposite Exchange Place.
radllHy ,.n.uou 90.