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From the London Dally News Oct. 7,
Exeter Hall on the Proclamation.
President Lincoln’s proclamation on
slave emancipation has not, as far as at
present appears, the importance which
some persons in England are disposed
to attach to it. Like most of the acts
of the executive of the United States,
it is feeble and halting. If it was right
and wise to declare free the slaves of
rebels, it should have been done out
right and not as a conditional threat, to
take effect three months after date. Had
it been issued a year ago, or when the
federal armies advanced on leaving win
ter quarters, it would have saved the
government of the Union much discus
sion. and would in all probability have
seriously crippled the enemy. Now it
cannot take effect before the federal ar
mies are ready to advance and execute
the projected movement upon the slave
states. Had it been issued when Presi
dent Lincoln had the support of an unit
ed and enthusiastic public, its effect in
imprinting a policy on the war would
have been incalculable. Issued now,
when the pro-slavery party in the North
is taking courage, it may prove but one
more element of weakness. Mr. Lin
coln’s great mistake from the first has
been not to perceive that revolution
could only be met by revolution. No
doubt it was the mistake also of a maj
ority in the North; but a year ago the
people would have followed a leader
who knew his own mind. The issuing
of the proclamation will prove a wise or
a vain act, according as it is backed by
more or less energy in the field, dlicie
is, however, one kind of praise which,
although not very complimentary, may
be given to it. The proclamation can
not make matters worse. It cannct ag
gravate the condition of the negroes. —
At the South the black man will still
be valued, as he has always been, for
use as long as he remains in his mas
ter’s power. As to those who have es
caped or may escape, the confederate
government cannot use them worse than
they do now. At Harper’s Ferry there
were a mixed multitude of free negroes
and escaped slaves when the place was
taken. Jackson —“the Puritan Jack
son,” as we have seen him styled —swept
the whole lot off, and sent them into
slavery. After the last of Pope’s bat
tles a party of negroes went out under
the protection of a flag of truce to bury
the dead. When they had performed
their work a corps of confederate in
fantry advanced upon them and made
them all prisoners and slaves, and a
shout of exultation burst up from the
whole South, the chivalrous South, at
this treacherous violation of the laws of
war. This truculence must be provided
against in future. If Mr. Lincoln af
fects to give liberty to men he must
give them arms with which to defend
that possession, and give them officers.
To make soldiers of all the blacks who
show their courage and energy by escap
ing is the surest, perhaps the only way,
to prevent servile war.
A Husband Consoles His Wife on
His Departure to the War.
The Philadelphia American sends the
following forth :
A good thing came off on Thursday,
when the Corn Exchange’s last crops
left Philadelphia for Harrisburg. Among
the men was one who had a young wife.
While they were waiting for the order
to march, the young wife was taking
leave of her husband, in accents broken
and eyes that lay bedewed in tears, like
violets in a summer shower. The man
caressed her, but the tears still started ;
he told her of the patriotism and mu
nificence of the Corn Exchange Associa
tion, yet the crystals continued to fall;
he told her of the country’s danger, but
her anguish was not soothed.
At last, weary of his endeavors, he
tried another tack ;
“Sally,” said he, “quit crying. You
see what the Corn Exchange has done.
They’ve paid you my bounty, fitted me
out, and every-thing?”
“Yes,” the girl sobbed; “but—”
“But what?”
“But if you get killed, what then?”
“Why,” —the man hesitated a mo
men, until a lucky thought struck him
—“Why, then, the Corn Exchange will
—find you another husband ! I ”
The ludicrousuess of the idea chang
ed the current of the girl’s feelings,
and a smile wreathed her pretty mouth
and dimples in a manner that was ples
ant to behold. The last tears rolled
away, as the word “forward” was given,
she gave the young recruit a last kiss
and departed in good cheer.
Timely Thoughts.
Extract from a Sermon, on Proverbs,
chapter 70, verse 10, by Rev. Hugh
Blair, D. I)., a Scotch clergyman, of
the last century;
“While the wrath of man thus praises
God by the advantages which it is made
to bring to good men as individuals, the
Divine hand is equally apparent in the
similar effects which it is appointed to
produce to nations aud societies. When
wars and commotions shake the earth,
when factions rage, and intestines divis
ions embroil kingdoms that before were
flourishing, Providence seems, at first
view, to have abandoned public affairs
to the misrule of human passions; yet,
from the midst of this confusion, order
is often made to spring, and from these
mischiefs lasting advantages to arise.—
By such convulsions nations are aroused
from that dangerous lethargy into which
flowing wealth, long peace and growin*
effemiuence of manners had sunk them
They are awakened to descorn their true
interests, and taught to take proper
measures for security and defence against
all their foes. Inveterate prejudices are
corrected, and latent sources of danger
are discovered; public spirit is called
forth, and larger views of national hap
piness ara formed ; the co ruptions to
which every government is liable are
oft n rectified by a ferment in the polit
ical body, as noxious humors in the an
imal frame are carried off by the shock
of a disease. Attempts against a wise
and well established civil constitution
tend in the issue to strengthen it. and
the disorders of licentiousness and fac
tion teach men more highly to prize the
blessings of tranquility and legal pro
tection.”
A Challenge. —Mr. Darusba, of the
town of Friendship, in this county, has
six sons and five daughters —the latter
all married. Last week the six sons
and five sons-in-law enlisted in Alexan
der White’s company. One of them
was rejected on account of physical dis
ability. All the rest were accepted.
AVe challenge the world to produce
another such instance of universal pa
triotism, or another family which has
furnished ten recruits for a single com
pany. —Fond du Lac Press.
To People who have land and
other Property to sell.
WE have bad within, the last six
months, many private letters making
nquiry about the price of land, village property
&.c., from individuals in the East, particularly
in New England, where we we e once pretty
well acquainted. Some of those letters we
have replyed to, and some we have not ; and
we are in no shape associated with land spec
ulation, nor are well posted in the market value
of farms, in less or more state of cultivation,
and what they can be bought fur.
WHAT WE PROPOSE TO DO,
Ist. We will keep a hook at our office for the
purpose of having a recoid of lands for sale,
the condition of such lands, the [nice of such
lands, the owners of such lands, &c.. &,c.
2u We will advertise lands or oilier proper
ty in our paper for those who wish to advertise,
and charge five per cent, on the sales when
sales are affected, and claim no fee until the
place or property is sold.
3d. We give property sellers this chance and
we believe it a fair, honest chance, and have
the opinion ilia: in this way selleis and buyers
can be brought together better than in any
other way. Seme copies of our paper go to
New England. New York, Illinois and into the
lake shore ngion of this state, and even into
Canada. Onr calculation is to enlarge our
paper, so as to make room for more advertising.
[Lr Persons interested, note the above.
GROFRJES and PROVisIONS.
rpHE undersigned would respectfully an-
I nounce to i!ie inhabitants of Dodgeville
and vicinity, that he Inis been receiving, ard
has now on hand a well selected stock of
GROCERIES,
Con.'sling of
Sugar, Tea , C office, Uaisins, Dried
Fruits of all kinds, Fish, Tvbacc > and
Cigars,
lie also takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that he lias in connection with iiis Gro
cery Dcpurment, a
BARBER SHOP,
Where be will always be found by those desif'
ing his services in that branch of his business.
(.’all and see him, at his new store opposite
Jeardoe's Block, lowa Street, Dodgeville,
June 10th, 1 b Gl.
[ v3n39if] LOUIS CONRAD.
AMERICAN
PRIMITIVE METHODIST
MAGAZINE.
rnnis PERIODICAL is printed at the of
-1 fice t f the Chronicle, Dodgeville, it is
issued once a month as the church organ of
the Western Conference of the P. M Con
nection Its price is one dollar a year, and
may ho had of any of the preachers of that
denomination, or by applying at this oflice.
Som3thingr Worth Having-
i GOOD
O’. T. COR.IVISH
WOULD respectfully inform the public that
he is prepared to lake
Amorotypes, Melainotypes,
CARTE I)E VTSITES,
Views of Residences, Locket Fic'nres taken
and old pictures copied, he is fined up expressly
for the business, having a skylight, an indis
pensible unicle for getting a good picture.
Pleas* cull at the car nearly opposite the
Court Hi use aud see his Premium Pictures.
Dodge ville, November 13th, 1861.
Dissolution Notice,
copartnership known as the firm of
T Lind ley &. Curtiss, in the village of Dover,
low : of Arena, lowa County*, Wis., is thiday
diss. ;ved by the mutual consent of liie parlies.
HENRY LIND LEY,
ALBERT W. CURTISS.
Arena, September 19th, 1862.
Mortgage Deeds constantly on hand and for sale
at This Office.
\?r° rt g a g® Deeds constantly on hand and fo
yJL sale at Tins UjjicE.
Deeds constantly on hand and for
VV s*le at Tire Office.
A IK IN’S ]
KNITTING MACHINE
FOR —
Families and Manufacturers.
o
$lO to sls per Week Profit can be
EARNED ON THEM BV ANY WOMAN,
Stockings and Socks, of every Size and
Texture, Undershirts, Drawers, Com
forts, Table Covers, Military Sashes,
Nubias, Under-Sleeves, Tidies, Sontags,
Shawls, Rigolets, Capes, Cravats,
Head-Dresses, &c.
They use any description of thread, S’rik
Linen or Gotten, and Yarn of every kind, and
of any size, from 10 to3o guage,coarse jt fine,
rough or smooth, hard or slack twisted, home
spun or machine spun. They will Double
and Twist the Yarn from the Broaches, as
they Knit, i hey
Make 5000 Stitches a Minute
The same siitch exactly as made by hand
Any one who can turn a era nit can use them ;
a child can operate them when the work is
-commenced. Six dozen pans of .Stockings can
be made a day easily, and with etetdy work
this number can be greaily increased. The)
sre very irnp;e ; ihe most inexperienced can
at once work and understand them ; they do
not get out of order, and with good care they
will last a life-time,.
The slightest reflection will show that a
Knitting Machine, by its novelty, and the
various uses to which it can bo appt'ed, is al
together belter, as a Profitable Investment,
ihan a AN wing Machine, for the Knitting
Machine, is on Actual Producer of Goods,
which are very saleable, because everyone
wears stockings, socks, &c , which can be
made on the machine, and so'dataveiy liberal
profit. From $3 to §3 a dav profit cam be
made on them, - those who use lit* m attest to
this fact. The Farmer can knit his wool and
sell the goods manufactured. In a neighbor
hood a Machine will pay for itself easily in \
short time.
To introduce the Machine in the North-west,
we propose to sell but one Machine the first
>ear in each township,— giving the purchaser
a chance to operate the Machine without com
petition, so as to make the price of the Ma
chine east'y in knitting; and vve will give to
suitable persons who purchase of us, the right
to sell Vlachines in their townships, at a good
profit, thus enabling them by two methods* to
easily Earn the price of a machine, PRICE
of machine, complete, $45.
A Circular, which we. will send on applica
tion, will give further and full par.iculars, cut o!
Machine, &c.
With each Machine is sent a complete book
of Instruction giving full directions iiow to use
the Machine, and to make and finish all the
articles it knits.
Address, with Stamp,
BRANSON & ELLIOT,
Office—l2o Lake Street. Chicago.
THE
FINKLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.
Branch Office, 102 Lake Street. }
Chicago 111. \
T.TOR the purpose of Jaciiita'mg the Sew. .g
JJ Machine trade in the West, tlie FIN L !.K
fc LYON SEWING MACHINE CO. b.ve
openeil a permanent oiiic in Chicago, No. 102
Lake iStrest, (first floor )
The usual charge- ol’ Height on Machi-tes
from New York to this place will be add and to
the New York prices. In every other re.-pect
the business of the Chicago office will b done
on the same teims as at the the parent office
in New York. I
A lull assortment of Machines, with all Ibe
late improveme is, is already in the Chicago
office, and all orders for nuebines and Sewing
Machine Findings wi.l be promptly filled,
To {rallies little acquainted with the Fi, kie
& Lyon Sewing Macbm s, the careful perusal
ol the Companies circular is specially com
mended. 1 his circular can be had on appli
cation. It is very specific, and will he found
highly instruct!' e, having been prepaied with
much care, and we will abide by all state
ments therein made.
The following b.iT quotation is character
istic of the enttie circular.
“ - i his M'C ine is better adapted than any
Sewi g Machine in market to the frequent
ch nges and aimost endless variety ol sewing
required in a family ; for if will sew from one
to twenty thicknesses ol Marseilles without
stopping, and make every stitch perfect Wil'
sew trom the finest gauze tc the heaviest cloth
and even the stoutest ha ness leather, without
changing the feed, nedie or tension, or -flak
ing any adjustment of machine whatever ”
Thus have we overcome the most diffncult
point in the Sewing Machine art. It was no
oidinary triumph. Definitely can we now’say.
‘■No other Machine compares with it in this
respect” Hence, have we unifoimly—almost
without exception taken the highest pie
mium, whenever the machine has been piop
erly exhibited in competition with other first
class hewing Machines Hence it is that we
are able to offier the following guarantee viz:
•‘We warrant every Machine we sell to give
better satisfaction than any otherhewing Ma
chine in market, or money refunded ” We
never sella Machine on any other teims. The
guarantee is as leiiabie as the note ol any busi
ness man in the land. For more than five years
have we relied upon such facts for the reputa
tion of our machine; and without a single
traveling age.jt in the field there is scare-iya
i neighborhood on the continent where the irm
I chine is rut favorably known, V\ e prefer such
| a requtation to one based on meie ‘ talking
! points,” as they are technically called in the
i nute Hence we make but one kindol stitch,
| viz,, the lock stitch, alike on both sides re
-1 quiring only one-third the thread of other
kinds of stitches
N B. Local agents wanted in every county
throughout the W e a t. bpecia! inducements
offered.
FINKLE & LYON
nSO-ly 5dS Broadway, New York.
PICTURE.
BOCK EIVEE
BSORAIGE COMPANY
Office—No. (, Bushbell House Block.
IMoU, - - - - - W
Not over $2,000 insured ’n one risk, or in a
circle of eight rods.
Directors.— John Barnes, J. 3. Bush;-.ell, *.T
A. Northrop, E N. Clark, N. O. Perkins. J
C. Maxwell, C. P, VVi } hfoid, A. B Caip n'er
C. L. Currier, C. B VV hitford, Allen Gibson
Martin Russell, Hon Hamuer llobbins.
Officers:—G P. Whitford, Secretary; J. J.
Bushnell, Treasurer; John Barnes, Pre.soV at
M. V. Northrop, Vice President; Mar. n Kus
sell, General Agent.
L. M. STRONG,
[v3n32 ly] Agent, Dodgeville
Ayer’s Ague Cure.
Till': *SIC*N A fi
I! o >v c S c wing M a € h ijo t s •
Established is 1845— Perfected is 18C2.
I) I’CEN r and important improvements havt
k * mgVen put to tliis Machine tenders i
lt,w the most perfect before the pub ic; and
persons at a distance can order a Machine with
a guarantee of its prompt and safu delivery,
and that they wid be able to manage it to their
entire satisfaction. No more breaking needles!
No mure breaking stitches! No tumble m
making any garment, however delicate or
heavy, on the same Machine, either in cambric,
cloth or leather ; and. for dressmakers, shirt
makers, tailors, hat-binders, shoe-bin tiers or
gaiter fitting, as well as fur every variety of
family sewing, they have no superior, and
wiil be sold at a much I-bs price than any
oilier Machine capable of t doiug the same
range of work
Send fur Descriptive < alalogue of styles
and prices. A few responsible Agents will be
dealt with liberally.
Address, “The HOWE Sewing Machines”
437 Broadway, New York. n4B-iy
FAIRBANKS’
|rn fci’ANDABD
SCALES
of ALL KINI)S -
Also, Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses, &c.
Fairbanks, tiireiileaf & Cos.
\o ir-i JLaheStreet, CHICAGO.
(jj=Be carelui to buy only the genuine. [3B
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Phkußlpliiit.
For the Relief of the Side and Distressca,
njjhrte with Vi> ulenl and Chronic Diseases
and especially for the Cure of Diseases of
the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by
Ihe Acting Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on Sperrnatoerhoea. or
Seminal Weakness, and other Diseases of the
Sexual Organs, and on the New Remedied em
ployed in the Dispensaiy, sent to the afflicted
in se tied envelopes, free of charge. 'I wo or
Three Stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, Dr. J. Mcillin Houghton, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
LADIES, DEAD THIS.
LADIES, HEAD THIS.
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Mx sao\
/ “TEAR ”
A* ouS> C 'i Sii't !t<l
OTPTTTT T\l n Mh P TIT MHO
\ H A \ T li H * H \
uHjVv Iriu idhUllihCfs).
Sl vV IEG MA JHINES
They have the highest, testimonials and cer
tifies leg in their (Lvur from fam ■ and the
imblic [tress 'Flicy will run hack ward u- for.
ward muk'tig a smoouiii nd clastic stitch on all
kinds nf fabi ic.
$3 0 BACH.
They are so simple in their construction (hat
a child of twelve years can work them with
ease We warrant the seam secure though
every third stitch be cut. They make asirong
er and handsomer stam than can be made by
hand.
S3O EACH.
These machines are tt-ed throughout (he
country, givirg satisfaction to all who use them
and are, undoubtedly, the most economical,best
made, and cheapest in use.
$3 0 - A CH.
These machines run with a fricton wheel,
do'mg away with the stretching and annoyance
of a hell or bind—a desideratum which has
long been sought Cm. Our machines have a
straight needle and a gn ird to prevent b’cak
ing, thus requiring not more than one needle in
ix months common use. They aie warranted.
S3O r -jh.
We furnish fail mid < xplicil directions for
using tliem. Each machine, when sent oik, is
in p rlec' running older, wiih satnpleof sewing
on cloth in proper position, so that a person can
commence walking at once.
S3O EAOH.
They will Hern, Stitch, Fell. Tuck, Gather,
Embroider and make two different stitches on
the same machine. They embrace two impor
tant improvements which render them the most
desirab e and simplest Family machines eve
invented.
S3O EACH.
Notice to ) VV e i.ff r a 1 beral dscount topar-
A gents } lies wishing an Agency or right < 1
sale of our inachiru s. W itli a small investment
of capital a profitable business can be readily
established All sales to Agents, with discount
must be i variably for Cash,
N- B. Our machines all stand on a handsome
table, and are worked by a:readle. Send for
descriptive circular.
O’On receipt of S3O we will send machine,
by return of express; or, if so ordered, we will
send a machine and the bill with it, so that if
need not be paid for till received
Address GEO. F. C OLLINS & CO.
CHICAGO.
Office.—l2o Lake f* treet. (up stairs '
Wriggleswohth & Cos.,
fnfivl] Local Agents.
WESTERN HOTEL
Main Street, Dodge ville, \VTs-
TH E tiiidersigrne* would respectfully
fttejpl ask for a share of the puoiic patron
s table w'iii always b* fur
nished n good taste, and his rooms
are large and airy, and in evert department
theinlemion w<ll he to consult ihe comfort and
wishes of his patrons. Good stables and atten
tive ostlers always ui readiness.
Boarders by the day or week furnished with
all necessary conveniences at reasonable rates
O* Stages leave this house daily, north au
south.
nl-iy. John R Roberts.
FOR sale:
Cheap for Cash or on Time.
1) v the subscriber the following real estate ;
) The KiofN.E. *of IV. The
EiofS.E.d of S. o . 7’ he VV j c fS. E
i andS. E of E. of section number 10
in Town 5, Range 5 East, situated near Adams’
Mill, lowa County VV j s .
Dodgeville June 25.
r.41-6m B. F. THOMAS.
CHICAGO
SEEING MACHINE GO.
Office Cor. Lake & Clark Sts.
Over A. il. Miller’s Jewelry Store.
Entrance 25 Clark Street.
WE are now introducing to the public a
\EWI.Y INVENTED Slid RECENTLY PATENT
ED >ewig Machine, the inventor of winch has
discarded entirely the use of cams ; and ny the
application of a new combination in mechanics,
has accomplished results heretofore unattained
by any inventor, and produced a Machine ca
pable of as great a range of work as any other
Machine in the ni *rket, and better adapted to
ihe wants of th - community, as he has com
bined, to greater enient than in any other pa
tent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCELLENCE,
DURABILITY WITH SIMPLICITY,
And Noiselessness of Action, to a degree not
approached by any other Machine. Our Ma
chines are licensed by
ELIAS HOWE AND ASSOCIATES,
And are manufactured at the well known es
tablishment of iles U keen wood, of Cincin
nati, Ohio Maohi.es are. put up oil plaMi ■
tables, in half ca*e, or in full cabinet, iu Wul
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood*
PlliC'£S FUO.II $lO TO $lOO.
Orr* Our Machines make the ‘‘Double Loop
fitch,” which is pief-rable for* family use to
the “'buttle Stitch,”or “Wheeler &- Wilson’s
Stitch,” as it is sometimes called
1, Because it is stronger and more durable.
2. Because its right or face side is incom
parably handsomer than that of the lock-stitch,
while the reverse is fully as handsome as the
rt verse of that.
3 Because it is elastic, yielding or giving
wi'h the material sewed. The lock-stitch is
mm-elastic and yielding.
4. Because it is a fast stitch and will not
rip, though every fourth stitch is cut- The
lock-stitch will np if once broken.
5 Because, while it is also susceptible of
being taken out with great facility, in case it is
rtquind, as in altering gasmen's.
(i. Our Machines will run, gather, fe’l, hem,
tuck and embroider, and will do all that other
Machines do.
Ail Machines warranted, and kept in repair
one year \\ ithoui charge.
We are a'so sole agents for the Sale in the
Western and North-western Slates, of
RLaKK & JOHNSON’S
Improved Right Side Hummer.
$3.00.
lis Ready Application to any hind of .1 la
chine, new or old making it altogether the most
complete Hi miner ever\et off r< and. It turns
tin- In m under, and places the fair st itch on
ihe right side of the oloih.
Persons in the country, by sendingus (heir
add (ess, inefb ing a letter stump,can huveone
of onr ciictiiars, Ist of prices, and sample of
work.
AGENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT THE WEST.
V\ I-.WALL ■& I API’AN,
Late ot and sunces.-ors to ;Hu- Uiclianis & Cos.
Agents for 1 llnuns, Pisco,o in I.,wa add Minn
Address all I• ■ rt• ,s t.> tire •• Chicago .Machine
Cos P < I I) \ THi. Chicago, Illinois. n39
SPLIADIU farm
FOB SALE!
Offered for salt die who] or a part of that
excellent farm known as Or. Lull’s old fa'in in
the town of Ridgeway, in ,his ( onnly. This
farm is situated in a good locality, the whole of
it consists of
S2O AGEES OF GOOD LAND,
And is well watered with living springs. 170
acres is under cultivation, the balance bears a
a sple..did growth of
HE A VY TIMBER!
ALSO A
sa aaie aa t Si/aini®{s
Huns through it. fr m which considerable lead
lias b ‘eii lahen. ’I he homestead residence |s a
good substantial farm house, and also another
good dwelling house is situated on the farm
• patt or the whole of this farm is now of
fered
FOR SALE < HEAP
For particular* apply at this office. n4G
gm§ MANHOOD;
S&diLJy IT wList ! How Kksuireo !
Just Published in a sealed Envelope, [‘rice
six Cents.
A LEC T UHE on the Nature, Treat'-
Ll. incut, and Radical C ire of .Spermatorrhoea
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility , and Impediments to Marriage
generally, Nereousness, ('onsumption, Epilepsy
and Fits; Mental and I’liyscal Incapac tv. re
suiting from self-a I use, &c. —By i.OBT, J.
CULVLH W LLL, M-D., Author uf the Green
Book, d’-c.
The world renowned author, in this admira
ble Lecture,clearly proves by his own experi
ence that tins awful consequences of self-abuse
may be effectually removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operation, bogies
instruments, rings or coidials, pointing out a
mode, . f cure ai once certain and effectual, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his con
dition may be. may cure Imnaelf cheaply,
privately, and radically. This lecture yvill
piove a boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
R. CtIAs.J.C. KLINE,
127 Bowery. New York, Post Office Box, 45SC
/wpggg The Great Cause of
HUMAN MISERY.
JUST PUDLISIIED Is A SEALED ENVELOPE ",
PRICE SIX cents:
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witln at dangerous Surgical operations, and
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in the land.
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Something for the Times! j
iSSTA Necessity in every HousehqY,
JOHNS & CROSLEY’S \
AMERICA IV
CEMENT GIQ
the strongest glue in the world.
THE CHEAPEST GLUE IN THE WORLD.
THE MOST DURABLE, GLUE IN THE WORLD
THE.ONLY RELIABLE GLUE IN THE World
THE BEST GLUE IN THE WORLD. 1
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.
Is the only article of the hind ever produce,
which
WILL WITHSTAND WATER,]
IT WILL MEND WOOD,
' Save your broken Fundture.
IT WILL MEND LEATHER. 5
Mend your Harness. Straps, Belts, Boots
IT WILL MEND GLASS. ’
Save the pieces of that expens.ve Cut Glass
Bottle.
IT WILL MEND IVORY.
Don’t throw away that broken Ivory Fan, it
easily repaired.
IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your broken ('lnna Cups and Saucers can be
made as good as new.
1 IT WILL MEND MARBLE. 1
That piece kn. eked outol your Maible Mantle,
can be put on as strong as ever.
IT W iLL M ENT) ALA BASTER,
That cosily Alabaster Vase is broken and ion
can’t match it, mend it.it will never
show when put together.
It will mend Bone, Coral, Lava, ami h
fact everything but A etuis.
Any article cemented with American Cement
Glue will not show where it is m tided.
“Every Housekeeper should have a supply
of Johns &, CroWey’s American Cement Glue.”
Bew York Times.
“It is so convenient to have ni the house.”—
New T one Express.
“It is always ready; this commends it to
everybody.”— lndependent,
“ He have tried it, and find it as useful in out
house, as water.”- Wilkt s’ Spirit of the Timet
L'conomy Is Wealth.
SIO,OO per year saved in every family
One Cottle of in
AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE.”
Price 25 Cents per Bottle.
Very libiral reductions to If holcsale a
Buyers.
Ti: II >1 - CAS If.
jj=F'r*sie by all Drugg’s.-- and •Storekeep
ers generally ilirouglicut the country 1
JO HAS A 4 tOSCI?:Y,
( v ole Manufacturers,} ,s
7S William Slitte’.
(Corner ol l iberty Street) A id AV YOUK.
Important to {louse Owners.
Impoilaiil lu Buihieis,
Impuitant to Knil Road Companies.
ImpoMant to Fanners.
To ail whom this may concern, and it concerns 8
ererybody.
JOil NS di CJ'
IMPROVED GUTTA PERCHA *
$\ w p $P m * B m mp a m §\,
Toe cheapen' and most durable Routing in use. ~
It is Fire and Water Proa . f ,
It can be applied to new and old Hoofs of all *
kinds, steep or dal, and to shingle roofs without
removing the shingles.
Thu cost is only about one-third that of
I in, and it is twice as durable.
This arlie'e has been thoroughly tested in-
New York City and ail pails of the United
Stales, Canada, V\ tst Indies and (Central and
fh.mh America, on buildmgsof all kinds, such ,
as Facto:ies, Foundries. Churches, Hail Hoad
Depot 8, I ins and on Public Buildings generally '
(Government buildings. &,c , by the principal *
Builders, Archiiects aid oiliers, during the past k
lour years, and has proved lobe the (hupisf>
and most durub e roofing in use ; it is in overv p
respect a lire, water* weather and lime proof 1
covering for Hoofs,,f all kinds. ;
This is the OA L V material manufactured
in the United >ta es whichcombines tHe very
desirable properties of Elasticity and Durnbd- {
ity. which are universally acknowledged to bo
possessed by Hssitii i’eixha and India t
Kiibbtr. “
An heat is in making application. -
The expense cf applying it is trifling, as an
ordinary roof can be .covered and finished the
sam* day It ran he applied by any one. and
when finished forms a perfectly EIRE PROOF ;
surface, with an elasiie body, which cannot be !
injured by iieat, t old or Moims, shrinking of
Hoof Hoards, nor any external action whateveil
I> B Q, U I S>
GUTTA PLEURA CEMENT,
For Coating Metals of all kinds when ex- ■
posed to the action of the Weather, tnd ,
For Preserving: & Repairing
BTctai Hoofs of all kinds.
This is the only Composition knowm which '
will successfully i csist extreme changes of all .
c\im-ited,for any length of tune, when applied J
to met >ls. to which it adheres firmly,forming a
body equal to three coatsof ordinary paint,costa
much less, and wil last three limes as long*, and i
from its elasticity is not injured by the contrac
tion and expansion of tin and other metal roofs,
consequent upon sudden changes of weather.
It will not crack in cold or run in warm wea
ther, and will not wash off.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for the
preservation of iron railing, stoves, skfes, agri
cultural implements &c., also fur general man
ufaemrtrs use.
GUTTA PERU BA CEMENT
For preserving and repairing tin and other
metal roofs of every description, from its great
elasticity, is not injured by the contraction and
expansion of Metals, and will uol erpek in cold
or run in warm weal her.
These .materials are adapted to ail climates,
and we are prepared to supply orders from any
part of the country, at short notice, lor (Gutta
P-.rcha Hoofing in tolls, ready pr pared for usel
and (jiulta Feiclia Cement in barrels, with ltd
prmteii direc ions for application.
Agents ■' anted, — vVe will make libera! ana
sutisf clory arrangements with responsible par- j
ties win. would like to establish themselves in a •
lucrative and permanent business.
Oui’ Terms are Hash* , 1
We can give abundant proof of all we claim
in favor of our improved Hoofing Materials,
having applied them to several thousand rools,
in New York and vicinity.
JOHNS 4- CROSLEY ,
s ms manufacturers, <
Wholesale Warehouse 78 William St., *
Cor of Liberty St, JfKW AOlSll*
Full descriptive circulars and prices will be f |ir ‘
nished on application [nS*b’