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, 1870-06-10

manl Reform Church Of the NorthTcst Wss saor- ~
ganlzed at the First Evangelical Church, on De,-
PLANES, between Van Buren aud Harrison etreets
!asi evening: About aeventy-nye delegates Wens
q hcntqcky, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Nissonr1.
Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin, Kansas, Nebfasks AMI
Minnesota Nearly two hundred delegatcs arc cx.
pecteu TO participate in the proceedings Of the con-
ventlon, which wlll remain In session during % the
rest OF the week. The assembly Simply orpanizefi
last evening, and then listened to the inaugural
sermon, ael1Tere't by Professor Il. Klein, Of She
h0ygan,, Wiz 1t Was an able effort The conyen-
ton VII enter upon the regular business OF tie
, 1870-06-10
ADJUSTMENTS,


Jennie Hight takes her benefit this evening at
McVlcke1s appearing In the title role OF "Esmcr-
al1a."
"a She Stoops to Conquer" this evening at the
Museum.
The spectacle OF the I. Green Uuntsmann ~ will
be repeated this evening at the Opera House.
The German Opera Troupe give "Orpheus this
evening Mt the Dearborn Theatre
, 1870-06-10

AT recent meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Lawrence, Leaycnworth L Galveston Rail
road Company, the following Board Of Dnec-
tors were chosen: Nathaniel Thayer, Boston
Boston; J. H. Blake. Boston: H. H. Hunne-
well, Boston; Jamea F. Joy, Detroit James
NJ. Walker, Chicago; Chas. r. Morehead,
Leayenworth; Clarence +. Peck. Chicago;
William Stu1ges, Chicago; John ". Brooks,
Boston; john A. Bu1nham, Boston; Chas. F.
in Boston coon, for the purpose OF electing the
reueral pffjcafB Of the road
, 1870-06-10

setence was bcne0c!Afly Influencing the tenaper Of
the umeA The national study Of HISTORY Wss H.
1uencinG public men
unhappilT there was great ignorance In Eux.
land, but also much high1y-traln political intel
ltct- The Wstem Of elections, and college fellow
Ship had contributed to that The polltlcAl press
was q gamer BY the latter system. There w1s
much force and Independence Of personal charac-
ter He believed England would grapple wtth the
problems before her, and work OUT, Intimately,
something great, not only for herself, but for t6e
world.
, 1870-06-10

s*O1u I1tf fIalf Tor WhfNkcy.
Elm Kerr, q servant in the employ OF a family
residing on West Monroe street, was alloweL last
night to enjoy hersef. She started out but poss.
essing no funds, could not pass the time As shc
wanted. She has long black hair and plenty OF It.
50 to nelghborlng barber She repaired and sold
aLoM one-thlrd oI Il Tor $L50-lfty cents Of which
were pennies. With the money she purchased
whisIey, became drunk, md In exactly forty
minutes after leaving her abode was locked up ii,
her raven trcsses, and will, no doubt, take INC
pledge this morning, when introduced to Justice
Moore.
, 1870-06-10

Officer LyoBa, on duty at the Post Office, de-
serves complimentary notice for having, on yes
te1t!ay, arrested aud taken to the ArmorY, / thing
IN the shape Of man, for abusing In most fnh1.
Nun MN manner mule which he was driving BLOW
cat1slng tho blood to now profusciy VIA this
nsute's pastime, when Oflcer Lyons iuterTuptet
me cruelty and took him TO the Aruory, where he
ample md We shall have less cruelty in our streets
70 the pocT horses. who always are willing 10 DO
al they can, and ought not TO be expected to do
, 1870-06-10

A correspondent makes the following sensIhle
snggesdons "ln view Of the many horrible AccI
dents, and OF late Of too frequent occurrence, re-
su!ting from the careless manner In which scaI-
Io!d!nE On The outside Of high buildings A hung.
would It not be advisable for the Common Council
topass an ordinance requiring al tboasa' to have
Light and strong guard at the back and ends Of
eoch scaHoldinG before r1sklng human life upon tt
nom falling II ono end Of the scanolding should
- some manner give way, could be easily con
iaeted o. such wire netting IS is used to protect
, 1870-06-10
Tho Picnic

=. me ID resde1ts M q the lake border between CHI
GA9O ana hyde PArk propose to mare I'M ~
Welg1ove Spring, on Saturday neYt jexvfnnp ~ "a
GenMA s depot ~ ts:la a. m The spring Is one ar
tae ansst IN the State and the g1oands have been
and children. Refreshments and ont.t;nor sno1ts
c1o9uet ice-cream, swinging, ETC., with Balloon
aea ascension. wil be The order Of lie day. Trains
Hvg o1t VI" stop at he same points IS the Hyde
road fare. ''N 1o "7eAA 4A1is
~; The picnic q the North Presbyterian Church
On Saturday. Cars viii leave The DEPOT faot ~
Lake street, at 10 O'Clock q. n ' ~
The annual picnic Of St. Paurs Sunday scboo,
pot for Hinsdale at O'Clock a, 10. O0
, 1870-06-10

We call attention to advertisement Of the Trtn-
1dad Asphalt, In our Issue Of to-day. 1t Is the
only article that VIII give smooth, enduring sur
face to concrete pavement, and 10 tmperrious to
frost or rain. It Is equally well adapted for
wooden pavement Beams It's elasticity permits
Its use in extreme climates, and Is particularly
suitable for roofers on this account The ot1lce Is
At No. q Nassau street, NeW YOEk.
, 1870-06-10

aeeshscs, IL n alveS; md notes feraesaua9 ~ a1
about 81, ,1M
-Yeste1dAy afternoon watch, worth ss5, was
STOLEN from room In the building No ~ go
Lake street, occupied by John Nelson.
"A boy stole coat, In . pocket Of which was a
BOOK containing S., from the stable No. 17o West
WasGtnGton street, Yesterday afternoon
, 1870-06-10
Real Estate,

Many people will doubtless arail themselves Of
tho opportunity Of getting bargains in desirable
South Side lots to be sold at auction by Clarke,
Layton l. Co, ut No Washington street to-nor-
row tSaturtay) afternoon at o'clock. We under
stand that no property can be bought near this ad
yertiscd at less than SIS to $50 per foot, while this
will be sold for what 1t will bring.
, 1870-06-10

The meeting OF the Western Social Science As.
sociatton was closed last evening By the able ad'
dress Of Professor GoldEin Smith, on the Pre-
sent Political Crisis II England, Considered IN It's
Bearings on Political Science" The hall was well
nlled and the speaker IVES received with applause,
which was also given on several OCCASIONS during
the reading OF the paper.
Rev. Dr.. CoI1yer, who presided, said that Gold
win Smiths name was honorRbly known wherever
the Engltsh language Was spoken, and It was q
happy thing for Chicago that that brave and
honorable man WIS among them, prepared to
sGtak Is on subject which he knew 80 vel, and
WINCH lie had 60 much at heart [ApplAusel,
1,x Mr. EHIIH's Address.
naua uasssof Smith then said that he came 10 read
y rapss before the Western Social Science Asso-
e1auo, n pnI found hls friends had turned 1t into
H!nanafnr IT. Me SPOKE with some compunction,
limited audience. f''pA'e" Ao' .
- BIS subject was the present polltfcal cr,sls In
England. considered IN Its behring's On politicai
scltnce It was generally felt tnst tie HISTORY Of
The Hriteh Constitution had reached = crtsis IN
te.estng TO political science, point tnvoly,nx
the abandonment OF the herelitasJ and
the substitution OF the elective system
Really, England had no written constitution, DO
, 1870-06-10

Governor Alcorn, Of Mississippi, recently ap-
pointed ". G. Henderson 10 q Judgeehip, and,
in sending nis nomination to the Senate, said
'e selected him from several gentlemen equal
~ well qualified, solely on account Of the letter
.h'ch va print below. The Governor sddded
lint be con1d not refrain from saring, On N
, 1870-06-10
Arr36Nuf.

William Sullivan, employed Ia the Illinois Cen
tral railroad freight depot, while riding lumber
his LETT foot among the spokes Of one Of lie hind
wheels, aud had 1t badly crushed. He was taken
lnto drug store near BY, and, after his injuries
were attended TO, to hts home, No. 19s Nathcr
street.
, 1870-06-10

Ptmplek on the Eacc.-EOr Como.
doncs, bacE-w0rms or grubs, plmply eruPtlons,
ami hlotchtd designations on the face, use Perry
Conedone and Plmple Remedy. sold by iii
druggists.
, 1870-06-10

To Remove Moth Patches, Ereelklcx
qnd tan from the face, use PerJ's Moth and
Frcckle Lotion. The only reliable md har1nls 90
remedy. Prepared Ly Dr. D. c. Perry, 70 Bond
Strget, New York. Sod bY ali liI1Qr1sia
, 1870-06-10

Meteorological record for June 0. 1s70. AZ RI.
ported BY J. q. Langsutb, Jr., oplitlau III Ran
dolpa street correspondent to the Smithsonian IN
st1tute. The small letters are the initials for the
"molst atmosphere, "rain, and ssnow:r ''
, 1870-06-10

All Right Relieves Corn. and Bum.
lons curca cuts, burns, hollis, bruises, scalis, etc
Druggists have 1t, Is cents per box Dr. Stephens,
IS Cl2lk-St., relieves cnrnH or buni0ns soc each
, 1870-06-10

The Heat ana Original Tonic OF
!rou-- Phosphorus and Ca1lsaya, known as Ferro
restores color to the blood, the phosphorus re-
news waste Of the nerve tlssue, and the calisaya
Rsns, thereby curing dyspepsia In ts various forms
wakefulness, general debility, depression OF splr.
It's: aso. the best preventative against fever and
Co., New YORK. Sold BY druggists.
, 1870-06-10

0pen ar religious services arc to be held In Lin
weather permitting, the leading minister's Of tke
S,y SnSn anu surrounding theological institutions
nAvtn9 engaged to preach there. Rev. Robert
sollyer and Rev. Chas, E. Cheney arc to preach on
s,is siGnuay neft from To O'Clock p. H. The ser
old City Cemetery.
"A complimentary soree Will be given at Lyon
= Ieales music rooms, on Monday evening next,
los Inc oenssi OF Miss F. L. churchlll. The pro
g.ammc arranged m ior the occasion includes flue
musical anu reading selections. II which many
hfgminens ,aaes ana gentlemen viii participate
The Irish Literary Association viii meet this
evening, ~ their ha!l frairie Farmer Building,
VIII be debate, and other ottractyc cxerclses 10
which everybody Is invited.
Rev 7. E. tseecher Will lecture IN the edIDce at
the First Congregational Chm lch. corner Of West
Washington and Ann streets, on Monthly evening
next Subject, aMHn and Music" Nj, Dcechef
Will also preach at the same place next Sabbath
morning:
THE Republican Executive Committee Of the
Ninth Ward are requested TO meet at Schubert's
iial, No. alf South Qalstcd street. this evening, ct
~ O'Clock.
, 1870-06-10

Cheapest and Bcst.-MFN. Whit
combs Syrup for children ls BOLD by druggists at
2o cents bottle, and is IN admirable preparation
for infantle disordcra
, 1870-06-10

s's2' ]! s;;sss's $: \ y; = ~ am
y N. 9.1 IN. r, H.. 65
7p IN. 8-31 IN. K, h, 5a incb


CHICAGO. june 10.
Sun se-........7Dp P. N. lMoon sets..... as d. m
, 1870-06-10

Chnppcd Hands nnd Faces Cured
By using Juniper Tnr soap. Made by caswell,
Hazard L Co., New Iork-
, 1870-06-10

Paper 1HnnginEs md Window
shades, latest strles. Paints, oils, glass anu
brushes. ut f. E. KIghya, 50 Han,Iolpf-st.
, 1870-06-10

WASTRD-AEYoyE WISHING To -
housekteptnr Viii hear Of a csah rurtAaaer
or addIrr1Ips j. MoSTGOAEkY, III "
dolpt-sf.
Tor sALE-A VERY SICE LoI ~.
T tare. md 1esse oi house in one q fne ..1ins
u NnleAso, At ba!E771IT9,n n 4 RI Rnafr Lombard
a. ~
Rloek.
, 1870-06-10
HufGluHeA

Between 10 and II O'Clock, on Wednesday morn
ng, the residence Of Mrs. Bridget Sullivan, on Nc
Allister place, near Vernon Park was entered by
and robbed OF $3.50 in currency and so In silyer
Sergeant GarTttty and Onlcer Murphy captured The
lads yesterday, and recovered s1ts OF the money
Michael Stanton. They win have a hearing to-
say. ~. -n, w..
Randolph street, MAS entered, an evening or Two
, 1870-06-10
Second Days Session of the
Western Association.
Election Of Officers for the
Ensuing Wear.
"SociaI Science and the Census. -
by the Rev. r, HI, Wines.
Hon Isaac Mckinley on 1.-THE Great
Danger"
Interesting Address by Profess
sor GoldwiR Smith.


~ -'
The Western Social Science Association met
yesterday morning tn the Lecture Boom Of Far
r~sva,-s c0.no. 49, 49,
itya - - onefeo os Tue heV. MI. Wood, OF
Michigan City.
oFFIcxks FOE TEN YEAR.
The Committee On the Eor3na,,on ~ nn,co,s
then submIsted tha fo,oxtne Tanort ~ oA''">~-
fssstdsMtZ 4 Btpc6wsy
9s1,o.aad;sa s.1ssaryMo; u Hs1bs y Hz
DepaTtv,rnr ~ tEasra'io.att.1c,5dcnt T " .zov, n
D., Madison, VII: Director Rev Robe,t Coii5cr:
seTetazy. u. F. Phelr1 of the Minnesota Normal
school MN. u..,, p...;,.
r5i11sri n1 & Ind n;te H. z >.
~ ofThiesro. Ss1rta - Hov ~ fenbSnca nv II q 0'as
5zo1ss.n, u fiaanesHP1esident. GossEnor Rsidvip
M.disou. Wiz Secretary sydney Mycrs, oT Chicago.
Sa'sGe, = - H9n Conzsa
uotroite oeo' T. D. "a1kef' OF
Depertme.t Of Fins Arss-Frreidcut Uarl schurz NJ
Missouri 'A@' ~
The report WEE adopted.
HEeoNxkNpA11oNs ADOPTED
The recommendations OF the Executive COM
The mt one, That the Executive Committee be
eml owrrrd to revise and Simplify the constitu-
was adputed os'
The second one that etcps be taten for a c1ose,
ah1liation With tue American Social Science a..
The third Recommendation VIE thst measures
he taken for the publication OF The trsnssctions of
the association.
The puh}tcat1on of transartfons Srnnid inn-aoea
tie 1ir,uence Of The nasocistinn WnnIa snrasS
abroad its uaIae, and secure fnr i, a nos,tjpn -
could not Otherwise obtain ~
Tho recomn endAtton was adopted
The fourth recommended Was that the cor.
responding Secre.sry he aDthnrized n nmntnv
persnns fn serure members r. he na;d ~ ~ sMp.oy M
ceplace On he money obtaned' eN'" y. pe1-
1t was moved tn s1fitr onr thar ,,r.5o, ~, =. j.
Recommendations relssjSc RI Hartra a.n. " 1ue
Are. ~ fo'-e ~t'Aeen'
the amendment w8s alopted anf, the ro.o,n
u,endation as aruepdco arreed IA 0-A
cIn1rp iFFnJlT1nS
Dr.. Hoet ofered the following. whtch Eas
sdonted. WAN" -
WnEnf6 The s7cnt object Of this association is the
rrotnotion Of thu public wclarr by determination Of
1he r.ns1ies OF sn1al seence xnd y their rsastea
XXI. and u" e1e'tns &'es. e' Us :" any ano every
HuEEEas II Il highly ituoorsant to thu ,post s,cce,.
~! A. ana II eSnesda o afson .hend
WHEHHAs, senesnl Recommendation Of the Execu-
O. ts y ~ 1 ookipk 70 closer
Asrociston hxs txeu airrsdy aaortsd thest5nsr
Resolred That the President of thie nssocisfion II
hereby instructed to xryoint cnmrttre Of thTet rcrn
to sonigr w1sh ne n1tho5itiss o the American Assoa
@ ~ II ~ ha Mnom 1 t "a y. Ma.n ln1sa 70
oIcrssion eubiect 10 Fstcatjon Ly his sssSi.iion -
hhaN s.r,n best czc1atsd promote The 4terrzts of
common causs-
1t was Dpred that the formation OF local and
subordinate Organizations be recommended.
The motion was agreed 10.
TEE AR We BREATHE ...-.-..
The reading OF MI. ChnrchmAns paper WIS
tnen rcsune1 The eject Of breathing vtttated
Au Nas 70 cause 1namhanon or eyes. throat, air
passages o. ld1eA &C, and R1Te f1se TO numerous
, 1870-06-10
OAFRVOXANTA r


4 WONpRR-THE CELEBRATED GIPsEY WO-
u man. II you wtAh youf pest. present. AID future
TNH MATHEWS AND MADAME AATMAKO
4yCIxtrY0Yaxty. in JAfk1uN-eE-
, 1870-06-10

WoITsSn~,uFEEr DOCK FRONT M GRNTRAL
1900 1,,t.hle for coal OF lnnnsf tInde- Fox paIf
tiI IoSailon, I,;ir~ a Coal Office. Wtat La&eAt-
ro1rAsr-cHEAP-FIvE YEARS WITH tRIv-
se for avr yra1 mort los Il i5ontinx @ In1ah'.se:
-; o st1r+t fsIlrpad IN fFont TeYMs Reasonable
"a ttr lots either for rent or for sae ch1p c.
!TNsEis r. South atatest
, 1870-06-10

could exhibit %A6plaose.j
REV. Robert Co1yer continued, that the agony OF
Unitarian minister whs not the only thing needed
Ae Old not know the man who wrote tho essay,
but ne had no doubt that he had written 1t in agony
and g1icI he believed that there WIS more agony
among tnndes, atheists and certain Others, than
smong many any who were talking Of the necessity for
The writer Of the essay explained that he did not
take eueh gloomy view Of things. after all
ARI1CULATE INSTRUCTION or DEAF AUrKs
The next paper read was on the Artlculate In
struc1ion Of leaf Mutes, BY Miss CorneNa Trask.
For some time the deaf and dumb had been
as monsters, incapable Of improvement, while the
subject was still one concerning which the
ma,or,, Te1s gnoan Il xss LEFT for
eudcation with completeness. The earliest
record Of instruction was In the latter part of the
fifteenth se19 and from t15 time
systems Of Instruction, the pantomime one be-
Ing used chlcfy in this country. Another used
istlon from lie iips, the one Of which She pro
posed to speak. 1twas dlnlcult to make people
understand that deaf nutes conld see what was
spoken, and be understood when they silently
spoke: About three hundred years ago Spanish
BenedIctine Monk practically began the work Of
teaching deaf mutea to speak, ind succeeded In
England. uolland Gnd other countries, IVES
stated. Articulation had not been fairly tried IN
America, though elsewhere 1t had met with favor
and 6ucceEs, while no country was better lifted
for it's trial than this. Notwithstanding
this neglect OF institutions, much might be done
by parents to preserve the powers Of articulation
before they were eItngushed by long disuse. A
couple Of remarkable Instances OF this we're given,
one being Of 3 young lady utterly deaf, who at
tended school lnd read the explanation from the
lips Of the teacher. She had table at falr, and
conversed much without any one knowing that
she Nns a deaf mute. The paper concluded with
an urgent appeal for the furtherance In America
Of the special mode OF instruction Of which 1t
treated.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC. .....
At the conclusion Of the paper It WIS stated that
Governor Baker, Of Indiana, had sent out circulars
Tor the purpose OF ascertaintng the number OF In
zane and idiotic persons In that State with view
TO subsequent legislation, ~ -.
4 resolution was offered and adopted express
ing the qualification OF the association at this step,
md the hope that legislation would be Initiated TO
AEellorate the condition Of lmbec1les in Indiana.
On motion Of the Rev. hi, Wines, 1t H2s agreed
that the selection OF the time a1d rlsce of the
next meeting be left 10 the Executive Committee.
Henry Willard, ESQ, the Secretary OF the
American Social Science Association, extended
an thyitatton TO the members Of the Western AZ
sociatlon 10 intend the meeting Of the society he
represented, to be held In Philadelphia during
October next
On motion fifteen minutes were devoted to the
discussion Of Miss TTask's paper, aud one gentle
man gave hlE views on Tie subject, after which
the convention adjourned
, 1870-06-10

8e1 Nn0-HALF CASH AND BALANyE IN
21sUNO r rsA sst.s e co eepnt3 Or ciRsyTmln RI by n
mAnASed and 4 euro thing Tho st1y best locality ii
the city. Address AART1N. Tribune od1caL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
REMOVAL.
ID EvIOvAL..... REMOVAL.
II GREAT DESIDERATUM.
~ iuf CnYIa0A

Is removed to Nos 1854 ard 166 Canal street, oppo.
Law and Medical Colleges the University of Louis
ana and the Mechanics Institute-the Headquar.
ters of the Mechanical and Agricultural Fair As
sociation-.-thus concentrating the leading Educa-
tonal Institutions of the State the square.
Ladies and gentlemen will find our new location far
superior in every respect, and entirely private.
Hours for Ladies, nine to ten and five to six.
Citizens and strangers invited to visit the Col
lege The Faculty extend friendly greetings to all,
patrons and friends and the public generally, Mon
day, eighteenth instant, from IL A. N. to s p. NJ.
Special Departments and Professors for each study.
Open Day and Evening. Success guaranteed to all
who follow instructions.
n B--A DIPLOMA from this College is q passport
in al business communities For tezms-wkich are
Nboral-apply Ct the College, or address
deee u RUFUS bO4BKAR President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
REMOVALS..


DEMOVAL....... REMOVAL.
The undersigned has removed his STONE YARD
from the old stand, on Customhouse street, TO the
ARTIFICIAL FREARSTONE YARD,
on Poydras street, between Locust and Freret
Streets and the office to No. sc Natchez street.
In extending and consolidating his business with
the Frear Artificial Stone Company, he would ex-
press his thanks to generous public, the patrons
and friends of business of thirty-elght years
standing in this city, and would solicit continu-
ance OF the same to the Louisiana Frear Stone Man
utacturing Company. NEWTON RICHARDS.
Referring to the above, the FRFAR ARTIFICIAL
STONE COMPANY will furnish their STONE. also
Granite and Marble for all purposes of b'lsIs1ng,
fronts of stores and dwellings, steps, -. -,
lntels, tombs, monuments, Tagging Tor banquets,
yards, gardeD=walk etc.
Particular attention of property holders, archi-
tects and builders is called TO the Artificial Frear
stone. now offered beautiful and economical
substitute for brick and plastered fronts of build
ings and suitable for cornices, window trimmings,
wall copings, front fences, etc.
NEWTON RICHARDS, President.
JAMRs CLARK, Secretary.
Depot for the sale of RICHARDS CAPE LIME.
MA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Aluminium Gold Watch COnlDauy

THE GREAT EUROPEAN
Eureka Aluminium Gold Watch Company
Have appointed L. v. DEFOREST & CO., jewelers.,
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United States and have authorized them to sell
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the Aluminium Geld being one-tenth lighter The
works made by machinery, same as the well
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metal, hence afford to sell the Watch for So
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of the United States on receipt of 50 So fifty cents
for packing and postage. Address all orders to
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22
&100A REWARD.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-11-22

III VI LD1N PAP j. r.
r This is a hard, compact paper, like an
ordinary book cover and is saturated with
III ~ tar and used on the outside of frame build
ings under the clapboards, also under shin
giles and floors, to keep out damp and cold
1t is also used ON the inside, not saturated
instead Of Plastering, and makes q warm
and cheap wall. 1t costs only from So to 8 80
according to sze) to cover houses on the
II outside. Samples and descriptive circulars
sent free.
Address, Rock River Paper Company, Chicago,
Or T. c. PALMER & CO.,
49, IS, 81 Camp street, New Orleans,
MILO General Agents for the Southern States.