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Virginia CONGREGATIONAL Election.

Ws would again remind the reader that the
Congressional election, in this State, is to take
place on the 9th of Noyeuber-the day Of
the Presidential election. We give the names
Of the candidates in the several districts, SO far
as We have been able to ascertain them. We
give the names in alphabetical order:
First District, Middlssex. &c.-Jno. Critcher,
Of Westmoreland; II. R. q. Gornett, Of Essex.
Willoughby Newton declines to.be a candid
ate.
Second District, Norfolk, &c.-J. P Cham.
bliss, of Greensville; j. J. Kindred, ofSouth-
ampton. William Lamb, of Norfolk. is also
spoken Of.
Third District, Henrico, Sc.-B. P. Lee, Jr.,
of Elizabeth City James Lyons, Of Hoarico
W. q. Mcfarland, Of Richmond city John
Tyler, Of Charles City.
Fourth District, Dinwiddie, &o-Roger a.
Pryor, has no opposition.
Fifth District, Prince Edward, &c.-Thopas
8. Boeock, Of Appomattox; Thomas F. Goode,
Aecklenburg.
Sixth District Pittsylvania, &c,-Beverly
a. Davis, of Patrick; John Gcode, Jr., Of
Bedford; ". N. Tredway, Of Pittsylvania.
Seventh District, Albemarle, &o.-J. P. Hol.
cembe, Of Albemarle; G.. H. c. Keen, of Lynch.
burg; ). F. Leake, Of Albemarle. Paulua
Dss;lnss q e. 1Sn Is sd coh hss ssffa B6 SCI Is i d b
announced as a candidate.
Eighth District, Spotsylvania, 6c.-D.: Q.
Djsrnette. Of Caroline J. II. Lacy, Of Spot
syivan:a j. Morton, Of Orange. "
Ninth District, FsuQuier, &c.-R L.. Scott,
Of Faueuier William Smith, Of Fauquier.
Tenth District, Frederick, &c.-A. R. Bote-
Ter, Of Jefferson R. E. Byrd. of Jefferson
Andrew Hunter. Of Jefferson. s.. c. Williams
of Shenandoah, is also spoken Of.
Eleventh. District, Augusta, &c.--J. B. Bald
win, Of Augusta DR.. Coffman, of Rocking
him; Kensoo Harper. Of Augusta
Twelfth District, Botetourt, &c.-J. II. An
dsrson, of Botetourt; W. P. Staples, Of Mont
sone.y.
Thirteenth District Wythe, &c-Fayettt
AoMullen, Of Smy,h Walter Preston, O.
Washington.
In tho Fourteenth District, Kanawha, SC,
tho Fifteenth, Lewis, &c; and the Sixteenth
Ohio, &c; there is no contest; the enemy
having possession of nearly all the counties o
each. Members will be chosen, however, frou
each District by its soldiers in camp and it
citizens in exile from their homes.
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A letter received here from Col. Baldwin's
Camp on the top of the Allegheny Mountains,
says q stealing expedition Of four or five hun
dred Lincolnites, made an excursion from their
camp at Client Mountain, on the Esd inst, to
Green Bank. They robbed the stores Of is
Woodell, S~lsvsrshanses aud others, and also
the Green Bank Post Office. They also AZ
rested and carried off Mr.. J. 3. Gum. Col.
Baldwin was about to detscha force in pursuit
Of them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-28

FUR TEE STATE AT LARGE.
John R. Edmunds, Halifax.
Allen I. Capertou, Monroe.
FOR TEE DISTRICTS.
LIST District-Jos. Christian, Midtlesez.
Cd Observation-Disclosures W. Newton, Nor
folk City. =,
Sd Disrict-Raleigh 7. Daniel Richmond
City. =,
4th Gstrict-Wm. F. Thompson, Dinwiddie.
9th District-Wood Bouldin, Charlotte.
9th D;strict-William L.. Goggin, Bedford.
7th Dlstrict-Benjsmin F. Randolph, Abe.
{. marie.
9Th Distrlct-James W. Walker, Madison.
9th D,strict-Asa Rogers, Loudoun.
10th District-Samuel O. Williams, She
nandoah.
18th Distric!-samuel Med. Reid, Rock
bridge.
18th District-Henry A. Edmundson, Roa-
noke.
18th District-James W. Shelley, Smyth.
l4th District-Henry J. Fisher, Mason.
10th District-Jos. johnson, Harrison.
18th Dlstric.-E. II. Fitzhugh, Ohio.
Election takes place on Wednesday, 9Th Of
November.
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FOB PRESIDENT.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
OF MISSISSIPPI.
FOR yICE-PRESIDENT,
TICK ET.

.LEXAMD Err n. STEPHEN s,
OF GEORGIA.
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Of this protection and regard 1t az an lnpedl-
ment in their way, even If thoy desire to give
up service in the ono government and take
~ser1ice in tho other. But | cannot sec Why we
should e1land the operation Of this ordinance
to the civil authorities. What inconvenience
is to be created, what evil is TO result from
obedience to the civil Laws for the period Of onc
month";
Mr.. Hawai- understand that a telegraph
ic dispatch has been received here this morn.
ing, stating that. tho Pfesilant has directed
that no vessel shall bs cleared to any of the
Seceded States, and that one of our own vessels
has been seized at New York. Are We to
allow these acts to proceed without making
preparations TO countrract them? Now, in
regard to the mails, there liz an arrangement
made which will meet the requirements Of the
State in that respect, in case tho Federal gu
thurities cut of the mail facilities.
Mr.. WocD BoCLDlN, Of Charlotte The
statement just given, and which was derived
from me, is not correctly given.
As l stepsed ont a few minutes ago, | met n
gentleman who was taking q tclcgraphic dis
patch up to the Governor. ascertainel from
tho Governor that it was to inform h,fl that
the President Of the United States had issued
orders to The Collectors ut New York to CLEAR
no vessels coming 10 the Srcedrd States. 1t
stated also thst a vessel belonging to Mcssrs.
Crenshsw s. Hsxall was captured on her way
to New York.
Mr.. ScoTT, OF Fauquier.-I know nothing
about these kilograms but if any suggestion
comes to me to furnish a strong reason against
the proposed amendment, it is found in the
very statement just submitted. II is said that
the President has issued orders Of a hostile
character directed towards the seeded States.
These orders are necessarily designed to pre-
JUDGE the interests of these States; and the
proposition here is, before We shall be 10 the
condition CT these States properly, to take
action which would subject US to all of these
Inconvenience to take a position in which
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-09
Or. Hoo&land's
G. ERMA TIERS,
DIR. Hoonand'g
BALsAMIC CORDIAL.

The
popularity only through yeaa of trial Unbonnded
them in acases the peoplehay,
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUEDICE, DEBIL.
ITy OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES OF tn
a&IDKEys and all diseases arising adisodered liver
weaknessof hestoach and digestive
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITT Frs
The B4LsANIo CORDIAL hns acquired reputation an,
passing that of similar preparation eztant It will chr.
whoutfai the most and long standing COUGH GOLD
OR HoARsENEss, BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA. GROUP.
PNEUMONIA. IEc1PrEKT CONSUMPTION, and has per
formed the most astonishing cures ever known OF .
CONFIRMED coNsUMPTIoNi
Afew doses will also check eure the
DlARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. c. NJ JACKSON Co
No 4s Arch street. Philadelphia Pa arc sold BY rus
gsts and dealesn everywhere rs cents pe
te Thesignatureof G. NJ jackson will be on tho opsd,
wrapper ofeach bottle.
In the Almanac published annually by the proprietorr
EyERYBoDY'sA ALMANAC you will testimony spdeor,
daory noticesfrom all parts of the country These
f5csa are given away by all our agents.
J. WRIGHT CO., agents..
81 and Isl ChartresBt
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RED RIVER PACKET co.
GTaTE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CRY OF NEW oRLEArs,

BE 1T KNOWN That thia ls day Of june In the yeaf
q onr Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred sixty and Of tie
FeSlS Of 'h' United States Of Asrs" the Eighty
Before me, DANIEL ISRAEL RICARDO. a Sotarv pub,If
IN and for the Parish ami City of Orleans State Of ous
aa duly eomssoned and qualified ana
scribed; ''-'"'o "'' ''''"-''' SUP.
Who declared that avasg of the provisions of
Act passed by tho Legislature State Of Louisiana entitled
IAN Actor organization Corporations for Works Of Public
have agreed and by these presents
see and bind and those whom they represent
form themselves into and constitute corporation object
and purposes and under the spusions
Ing, to-wit:
ARTICLE I.
RIVER Low WATER PAGKET COMPANY and It's dom.
c hereby established the City of New Orleans II sbai1
commence business Act Of incorporation an coon
the requisites of the Law for organization shall fulfilled and
shall exist and continue for the Of Twenty Five years
from the date hereof unless dssol aa hereinafter
provided for during which said period the said corporation
to have and enjoy succession contract sued to
make and use cooperate seal to hold receive purchase
cShPe property both real and personal movable and moye.
ane to out the 1ents and purposes for which said
M interest convenience may reauire to make
Rn establish bylaws for the regulation affairs and to e-
are BY law guaranteed to corporations.
The purposes for which this corporation has been formed Is to
enable the cEeqs residents and planters Of the city Of New
River greater safety and ssiy for @ Saiy o.
may offer as also s uG SaeSSs ss AL sgs that
good and safe Steamboats, navgated on The Mssissinn
and citizens other rivers where Board Of Directors Of bis
Company deem it advisable any the boats IN
all the purposes belonging incidental to the
said rivers and their tributaries. "
ARTICLE rII &a
the object for which corporation formed to
eshts the Tnited taes a sF fo Non
orleans 70 Jefferson and above the Red River Raft
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STATE or Eours1AEl, PxRrsH Or 0RLraHs
City of New 0rleana.
Be 1t remembered that the 18th day of January $50
re me- the subscriber Jgce Of the Peace Ii and fr ~
city aforesaid personally appeared sloo President ana
James Edwards Secretary Of the Sum Mutual Insurance
pany Of New Orleans who, being daily according Is
do depose and that the accounts ara inst and
and correct transcript from the books Of said company
"a. En,r,.n. 60. THos. sLoo, PEesiaans.
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me- day
1866 II v 1sTrrgT5TTr MI F'Sss
Second Justice Of the Peacs. Parish Of Orlesne
Ene Board Of Dectorshave resolved interest of I
Froa to the holders thereof their legal
on and after the 18th day of February As declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. 40 per eentt ON tbs
Der 5lst 1889 for which certificates be ssued m TIA i
March next. - -S+ " sit's t~NN
The nireetors after rsservfng ONE MILLION OF DOL
aAhs Of prohts have further resolved, all The ousnlp
q rrofta Of the issue of the 30 redeemed
snd paid to the thereof their legal
and after the 18th lay Of February Il
prduced at the time Of for carselne and snrS
on same to cease after the sst December 1889 ~ 1851
THOMAS SLIGO. President.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary A' setA
James D. Denegre, EJEsyt
A. D. Kelly, Ss.gss T.hr N - -. 4S
Hugh Wilson, 4 Fl sto $3.50 X
J. 7. de Egana, ii 4, ia.sJa.i;.
Henry Renahaw, Johr n fsai1ass
- a. u itemoaet, Thomaa slso.
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A GREAT POLITICAL WORK

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Encyclopedias,
ByM.w. CLUsKEY, Washington, D.
II contains among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The American Ritual ,-.
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad'
Senators Green Douglas Collapers and Stephens
and offers Reports Kansas.
Iecompton Topeka and Leavenworh Constitutions.
The Crenden Montgomery T SENATE and Engligh Bills Tbs
appeaning the including President Pierces Special
The Constitution ntio H Of the United States
Articles of Confederation.
% rainnnees q F7 ss "nd i ASarS''
virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of l79s and 49,
Mr. Clays Report Distribution Public
Lands and able documents against with full history of the
President Perces Veto of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
The address of Mr. Faulkner on the subject.
history Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Pisrces Message vetong the River Harbo,
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon
TIE Clayton Bulwer Treaty.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and AbolI
Mr.. Toombs' Boston Lecture Slavery.
Messrs. Fremont and BnGlanans Letters OF AeceBtance:
". Cahogns Port Hill Address. .,,.,,s-
The Mnysvle Road Veto.
history of Party Conventions.
Report Of Mr. Davis of South Carolina the P0ltics
Power of the Supreme Court.
Mr. Buchanan's Minority Report on the subject.
Gov Wise and Mr. Carahes Letters against the American
Organization A. H. stuart's Letters signed adi
on' defending it,
Kenneth Rayners Speech at Philadelphia November 1856
and in North Carolina in 1882.
A history of with the voteR the various Tariffs.
history the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Mt Fillmpre's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History Of the Annexation Of Texas
Opinion public the power of Congress the Ter
titories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Conven Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with vote thereon sectonay
classified
The Compromise Measures Of 1850.
Clayton Compromise
Wifmot ProviSn
With many other things too numerous TO mention.
Every subject fully treated every In CongreHs,
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This book up the pubc fully the Kensss
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SINCE Gt Lls as; Club Of SIX. SIS
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Rgg ptdIadslpkis
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sANFoRD's
LIVER V1a D Il Ano r
Never DeaEIttatess

ills compounded entirely from Gums and has becone an ca
bahed fact Standard Medicne known and approved hv
hat havo used It resored to with confidence in all
~ diseases for which 1t is recommended
It has cured thousands within the last two years who
given up ali hopes relief numerous
tcates in nay possession show.
dose must be adapted to of the nda
used in such quantities as to act gently on m
sels.
dictates of Judgment guide you the use of bs
Invigorator and 10 will Liver Complaints Billion
cks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhes summer Complaints
ntery Dropsy ourstomGch Bhbitusl Costiveness Choc
lera Cholera Morbus Cholera Infantum Flaulence
Female Weaknesses, and may be nsed successfully as
mary Family Medicine. 1t will Sick Headache ia,
can testify IN twenty miutes, two or three tea
etaken at commencement of attack. All who uss
are giving their testimony in itsfsvor.
tx waterinthe mouth with the Invgorator, swa= ov
altogether.
III kiea, S1per bottle
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City OF New orleaBs.S

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans.
remembered that this 9Th day Of October 1850 before
me- the subscriber tho Peace in and the city
aforesaid personally appeared TuYEs President and j. W.
IINCKs Secretary tie New Orleans Muiual IasuTaDse
Company New Orleans who being duly according To
law do depose say the above just
true transcript from the books OF said Company
}. TUEEs, President
J. ". HIECKs, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before tins October 1860
ARTHUR sAuUIER,
Third Justice CT the Peace for tbs Parish Of orlean5
AT meeting Of the Board of Directors @ the 9Th ins
it resolved to declare dividend TWENTY PER GEN
go cent? the Net Earned Premiums e the Company for
the year ending the s0th sepeher 1850 which car
Gates will be isued and after The ls December usxs And
aisa, in accordance with Article 18th the Charter h
cash and after hh inst original SsaFa inter
est at the rate of per Premiums paid By
hem md credited on their subscription notes.
J.W. HIscRs, Secretary.
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sandrord's Family OathartIo Pills.

poundedfro pure Vegetable Extracts aud put upin Gle
j Gases, air tight end will keep in any climate.
he Family Cathsrtc Pill gentle and active Cathsro
oh proprietor hos used in his practice than twenty
m The constantly increasing demand from those who
the pills. and the satisfaction which all express in
Ia to their se has induced to place them within the reach
. The Profession well know that different Cathartics act
different portions of the bowels.
Family Cafharte PHI has with due this well
bised fact been compounded from variety Of the pare
canal and good and safe in all where Cathartic
needed such IS Derangernen he Stomach Sleepiness
ia e Back and Bons Got geness, Pain and SereRess
h aBhole body, from auIfen eold which frequently
geGS end in course Of Feyer Loss of Appetite Cresp
eight II the Head all Infsmmatory Dissases Worms in
dren Adults Rheumatism great Further OF the Blood
many diseases to which flesh Is heir to, too
ntion in this advertisement. Dose to s. Price Dimes
he Liver Ygoator and Family Gathartic Pills retailed
kps. '3st
N j. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
Wholesale AGENTS
E2TdGW And sold by avtfy DTuRglst.
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Net the year ending 18th February 1861 s26e7

STATE LOUISIANA, I
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orle ns
Be 1t remembered, that this 10Th day March, 1860 be
fore the subscriber Justice of the in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H. Janver Secretary Of the Louisiana Insurance
Company Of New Orleans who, being duly according
law dc dpose and that the above just and
true and correct transcript from the books of the Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JANvIER, Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before this 10Th day March,
1867 DF MITCHELL
Second Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board OF Trustees resolved to pay Six Der cent In
eres the outstanding certificates profits after
Second Monday of May redeem on and after that
date the Scrip issue of the 1883 they further
cared scrip dividend of Thirty One Third per cent
the earned premiums of the year ending Februaryz9
for which certificates will after the first day Of
June, 1860
CHARLES BRIGGS President.
Il.s.s L..
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HARD w A.kE.


Are FLOWS! HOES! Asan
~ and ~
AVIATION HARDw RE
RoUssET GENIN prepared to supply their
toners with the following
Planters Goods.
$50 Garrett Il Cottman PLOWs, all sizes
500 Hall Il Spier Improved Peacock PLOWS.
200 Valley Flows assorted, Nos and2
400 Ball Flows assorted, Nos. ], and 8.
1000 Carey King PLoWs short extended bars Nos
/, 2and s.
200 Magnolia COTTON SWEEPS, l, and 8.
30 casks TRACE CHAINS, twisted
20 ;. :. plain links,
Is feet hooks
80 Cast SteoI OVAL. Eye HOES, Nos. l. O. 3.
30 CAROLINA HOES, all numbers.
% =. Half Bright :. ..
~ OK CHAINS assorted, 10 IL feet.
Also hand
Horse and Mule Collars Horse Mu'e Hames Cart Saddles,
Blind Brides, Cotton Plow Line Rope and general assert
ment Of Plantation Implements, which will be sold at low
prices, by
ROUssET Il GENTN,
Hardware Dealers,
So Canal street, near Chartres street.
n BOrders from Commission Houses solicited and prompt
ly executed. iel9 lin
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adapted tothe ofhe Blood different diseases Fol
Coughs, Colds Bronchitis any affection whatever of thu
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption No. which alse
No. Depression Of Spirits Loss of Appetite and for ali
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUse General DeblifS
and Nervous Prostitution. No. for Liver Complaints N6
Nor Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption IL II
by drops and carried Immediately the circulation
what you gain you retain The No. Female rrear
Hystera Weaknesses Soc special directions fo,
10. For Salt Rheun Eruptions scrofulous Kidney And
adder Complaints take No. s. In all cases the direction,
AZ be strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81 ma,
69zle.
" sapld by CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 406 Broadway, Eev
j. WRIGHT CO., No. 81 & IsI Chartres strcet o.
vooD co., st. Louis No., aud by all respectable Drag
~ throughout the country.
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A RTICL LIE ".
frestF of the heratn n

zoo shares of 800 each. .. so OO0 ~
Making total capital of twenty thousand dollars to be
divided into two hundred shares one hundred dollars each
which amount has been paid in full It distinctly under
ponsibe Tor the cortracts us Company In any
further sum than ve amount of his he be sub
ject to any further call shall any nfoaity in oreaiz
or any other crcHmance have eec of exposing the Stock
nufy the charter. 49, ~ pD'
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Essa LOss OR TNMTIR-pr. j. WEeT

6RssgsSsA Loss OF TtGlGTER-Dr j. WEBT
liz St. Charles street. continues supply the
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or springs
~*&lO-Lbupon his pnucpe of self adj esion THIS
method has procured him universal appreciation and
mended beinsa he most ingenious system of supplying R1
perfect articulation and masticaon perfect natural
In appearance defy detection by the closest observer Dr.
VESTS method of filing teeth with gold combines all the modorn
Improvements Those Interested will nd those statements DO
thanks the inhabitants Of New 0reaug vicinity for the
extensive practice they have favored him with fifteen
years. Office and residence liza ST. Charles street. doc
kporn Tafavatta SnnRre.
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Depot No IA Broadway and sold by all dealers throughou.
the world.
The Restoavsi put bottles OF three size Large
medium and email The small holds half pint and retails for
one dollar psr bottle The medium bottle holds 9, eas toEy
dollars PEI hott fhearge holds quart forty per
In Proportion and Ietas for three dollars bottle. O. J.
WOOD Co. Proprfetors, Az Broadway, New York Gd ia
Market street ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all good druggists
fancy goods dealers.
y. WRIGHT & CO., Agcnts.
&a Il and ISL ChartreBBireet.
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Z ATE1n1AN's TROPICAL ROOFING

n AITFIMhN' : 'IELUFICAII FEUBFTN C
Cheaper and superior any other used Southern
oInate,
Tts tested and recognized quallteaare-
1st. DURARItIITV -enIal TO the tast slate roofs.
I'd IMP ADILITY-Superor any other no cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAUTYI presents Rtnooth and granItsike nuriace,
4th CHEAPNE SS-It n.ucl Less than, though
good T slate wood roof and less than
composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost Of gut ters End valleys.
9Th JNCOMBUSPIBLITY-It Will FIRE hettes than
siato-rnof
9th GONVENTENCEIt will soften under the heat Of
:h5 aJe ard protects the interior of buildings from the in
tsnso l!Ght o sUrl!ier
Th, GOLIDITYI becomes harder and smoother from
Fo5Nre be roofs Of sIcpe and being Of light
weight does not require heavy res support it; while III
at!3 BREAKING rcaEre repaivB
TEo "TRQPICkL ROOFIEai' chefiical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar soe combined
In proportions Eroyered by actual experiment ind experience
Ia thia city.
Testimonials Of the Correctness above In the hands
Of the and may DO verified by any person Whaling
fore tracting.
All orders left at TIE Post-cfce, Box No. q will
]. G. KATHMAN,
fGl5 IL of Bierville and MaTais ste.