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MADISON HOUSE.

EEAMILS IiAIiS.-i have IN store for sale $50 Fam
- Hams Bacon. OF the incest kind
3l-dlM IAMEsl A PAI.rESnN
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Warwick, o5th March, Is43.
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WE subscriber, thankful for past patronage,
and having ROOMS for Families present unoecupied in
ors those wishing TO board that he will glad
hen at prices to suit the lie
een or twenty DAY Boarers $3.50 per annum each
INA 81 cost JOHN II. BOYD.
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splendid English EngTduiHgs open for
The fine English Engravnes be sold Frdayl
evening at O'Clock the Long Room under Exchange
tel are now ready for inspection The public respectfully
ted TO call and view the collection during day.
II INLoRs A BROTUFR Amen.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-12-23
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate Of Lodrick H. Weathersby, de
ceased, at the November term, l843, o
the Probate Cont of Amite county,--Al
oersons indebted to said Estate are re-
aui red to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same are
requested to present them within he time
prescribed by law or they will be lorev
er barred.
Epiphany WEATHERSBY.
WILLIAM"A. OBlER.
Administrators.
December 8, l643. 1.-Two
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NOTICE.

N HEREBY (orwarn all persons from
trading for Promissory Note made
10 mo so,ne time IN tho utter purt of tho
ycnr tol2, or curly part Of l843--'lor tho
Sum of s76-said note Is made payable
on or before tho LIST January l8ll, to
- Jerome. As tho consideration for
which said noio was given has failed. !
am determined not to pay the same unless
compelled to do SO by law. na
IACHEUS LARD.
December, 10, 1913. 4lw3
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NOTICE

LETTERS of Administrations having
boon granted 20 Iho undersigned 81 ibe
November Term, l0i3, Of tho honorable
Probate Court Of Amilo county, on The
estate Of Joseph Terrell 7, DECEASED - No
llco IL hereby eiyoh 10 all persons indobl'
cd 10 said estate lomako Immediate pay
nonl, and oil those Saving claims 70
proson, them duly authenticated, within
lilo timo prescribed by law, or they viii
be forever barred.
JOHN TERRELL,
AdminidraiDr.
December, Och iBl3. 4lwO
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NOTICE.

M pursuance Of on order, made ot
4 iho November Term Of tho Probate
Uur Of Amilc comfy | will proceed
"a sell tho l2lh and 18th days OF Jan
qdry, l0li, at the late residence of james
MMiiau, deceased oil the personal pro
perry Of said estate, consisting Of
Horses, Hogs, Cows, &c, corn
and Understanding utensils,
Household and Kitchen furniture
and three or four Negroes,
alto DO sold on credit OF IL months
noes with good and approved security
viii be required
DUGAL MCMILLAN, Admr
December 2, 1913. 40w4
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1DMINISTRATRIX SALE.

nm pursuance OF an order of the Pro-
bale Court Of Amite county, granted
al The October Term, 1913, the undersign-
ed administrators, with the will annexed
of Patrick HuGHks, deceased, will sell on
a credit of one and Two years, before the
door Of the Court House Of Amite county,
on the 9th day Of January next, 1914:
The following real estate OF Patrick
Hughes, deceased, viz: The North Half
of The South West Quarter OF Section,
No. IS, Township 4, of Range 8, East
Containing "a acres and 8l.10O; also
the South East Quarter Of the South East
Quarter of Section z, Township 4, OF
Range a, East--Containing SO acres and
89-l0o; Also the West Half Of Lot, No.
6, Section 81, in Township s, Of Range 2,
East-Containing 40 acres; Also lhe
North West Quarter Of the North West
Quarter Of Section, 6, Township Q, OF
Range 8, East--Containing Al acres and
8-lO0; Also the South West Quarter OF
Section IL, Township A, of Range 3, East;
Containing 166 acres ald 83-lOo; AIS
the North East Quarter Of the North East
Quarter, and the North East Quarter Of
the North West Quarter of Section IA,
Township 4, OF Range 3, East-Contain-
ing 81 acres and 3-l0Q; Also the North
West Quarter Of the North East Quarter
of Section Ia, Township 4, of Range 3,
East-Cont aiming AZ acres and 3-l00-
all of said lands, lying and being in the
County OF Amite and State Of Mississip-
~esers will be required to give
eved securities.
TIL II. HUGHES,
NWlS
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December, %, l843.
LOST or MISLAID,

.OtOMETIME within the last two
- months note on John G. Montgome
nv for the sum of One hundred and ninety
dolIars-another on James Bolln for
Thirty doIlars--Also an account on Ihos
Harvey for Twelve dollars or thereabout.
All persons are forwarned from trading
for theaboye described notes and account.
CHESLEY WILKINSON.
December 9, l843. 4Ow3
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FEMALE EDUCATION,

ny
Mlss y. +. n MISS b A. RUSSELL.
TURNS Op TUITION pEH sNssi0r.
For Roadiug, onbography, En-
aIiSh Gfnmmar, Afilhmoiicj
Writing and Geography, $40 W
For Rhetoric, Ancient and MOD
on History, Natural, Monial
and Moral Philosophy, Elements
of Astronomy, Chemistry and
Botany, Fo w
For Drawing and Painting, FIN
broidoring ia Silk and Wostcd, 10 90
For Music and French, 80 w
No pupils admitted for less thun one Se''gn'
Liberty, November ., 1913. 81
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.TWyllOgE sho are indebted 70 me Cos
surveying during, tho yentg' iiis
aed 1919, viii please eail on Mr. ilhch
cock a. Co, nnd ho will receive and . 70
ceipt viii bo received accordingly. Many
viii wait on ono moro easily than ono 90
many. Ny health Is very nhrm, and
mo mouoyS at distance IN tho County
~ mo. II. CAULFIl5LD,
Deccmbor, 10th 1873 4lw3
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
1miie (ONntu, s. s.

sIHHC COH"tUi % -
10 WILLIAM c. BUTLER, Guardian IA
Litem of TAeophiias b. Norwood and
Martha J. Norwood, minor children q
JAMES NJ. NoRwooD, dece dSed- GRElI-
TING:
W on are hereby cited to be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amile county, on the Fo@rh
Nondav in January ner', TO show cause
if any they can, why the following reai
estate, belonging to said deceased should
not be ordered to be sold, to wit:
A Lot or pascel Of Land described as
rolows--Cammencing at South West Cor
nerof Lot, No. 8, in Squu re No 6, thence
on sraight line on the southern
boundary Of said Lot, running easterly
As feet 6 inches, thence running on
right line, North to the northern bounda-
nv Of Lot, No. !, thence along said north
ern boundary West TO the North Yves
tern Corner of Lot No, /, thence South
on line to the place of beginning, when
said Lots or parcels Of land are in Square
No. 6, on the place Of the Town oil Llber-
~; Also, Lots No |, and 2, in Square
No. 7, in the Town of Liberty; Also Lot
No. A. in Square No. 1, in the Town oil
Liberty; Also Lot No. 3, Square No. |,
in the Town Of Liberty; Also front Of
Lot No. A, in Square No. 10, and desert
bed as follows; beginning at the North
East Corner Of Lot No. A, and running
South with Broad Street 50 feet to stake,
thence West across said Lot, TO stake
on the western boundary, thence North
to the North West Corner of said Lot,
thence East to the place Of beginning
Also the South East Quarter OF Section
81, Township 2, Range East, and the
East Halfof South West Quarter, Section
81, Township 2, Range 5, East; Also the
West Halfof the South West Quarter Of
Section SO, Township 4, Range 8, East
1t is further ordered by the Court tha'
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican, the
time prescribed by law. $50
.,n. WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
.StS4k WALKER, Judge of Probate
5NSAvN< of said County, the Fourth
<sSsS Monday OF November, a. d.
'sHssN One Thousand Eight Hun
bred and Forty-Three.
Issued 7th December l943
S. r. DAVIS, CIR.
December, 9th 1913 4lw6
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LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted TO thee undersigned at The
November Torn, 1913, Of tho norablo
Probate Court of Amlo county, on the
estate of Duncan King, docoased.--No iict
is hereby given 10 all persons indebted lc
said estate to mako immediate payment
and all those having aims to present
them, duly authenticated, within tho TINT
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
MARY KING,
Administrators.
December, 9th 1913. 4lwO
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NOTICE.

IA T the March Term, 1914, of the
"a Probate Court Of Amite County,
viii present the account Of William Jones
Recessed, as administrators OF Henry Jones
Deceased for final settlement and allow
ance.
III 0. w. CAULFIELD, Admr.
H OF WIN. JONES, Decd,
December, 23d 1913. 42w6
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LETTERS of Administration on the
Estate Of Holloway Huff, senior, deceas
ed, having been granted TO the undersIgn
ed at the November Term, l843, OF The
Probate Court of Amite county, Missls
sippi. All those Indebted 10 the said de-
ceased, are required to make immediate
payment, and those having claims aga'ns'
the same, are requested to present them
duly authenticated within the time pres
cribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ,,,,,,p
Z. NJ. DAVIS.
Liberty. Miss. Dec. Cd l843. 4Owo
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted TO the undersigned at inc
NovenAher Term, l843, of the honofapie
Probate Court OF Amite county, on the
estate of Sarah Kinabrew, deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all persons IN
debted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims (
present them, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JAMES M. SCOTT,
administrator.
December, 9th 1913. 4lwo
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NOTICE.

Mn PURSU ANCE Of an Order of the
Probate Court Of Amlte County gran
ted at the September Term, 1843, we will
offer for Sale, on credit Of one and ttco
wears. on Friday the First day of Decem-
Der nert, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, in Amite County, the following
! Real and Personal Estate, of ItttfetoH .
! Atkinson, deceased, to-wt Lot No. l.
and East part of Lot No. 2, IN Section a.
township 2, Of Range 8, East; E'racloua
Section No 9, in Townsip /, of Range 3
East the West Half Of the North East
Quarter of Section Is, in Town ship |, oil
Range 2, East; the West Half OF the
South East Quarter Of Section 2, in Town
ship /, Of Range 9, East; the South West
Quarter of Section g, in Township ], OF
Range g, East; the South West Quarter OF
Section Is, in Township 10, OF Range =,
East; the North West Quarter OF SecIon
II, in Township /, OF Range 2, East; the
East Halrof the South East quarter ofSec-
ton 9, and the East Half of the North
Eost Quarter OF Section Is, in Township
II, of Range 9, East; and part OF the
South West Quarter Of Section 3, and a
part of the South East Quarter OF Section
Ia, in Township 2, Of Range 3, East; also
Is acres Of land in Section 10, in Town
ship /, of Range 9, East-containing One
| Thousand, Tpo Hundred and Thirty eight
Acres and 8O-100 of an Acre-Also, one
p;S Apf Mill Stones. All of said Lands lying
annbeing in the County OF Amite, and
State o. Mississippi. -
| G. A. HUDSON,
w. Ii. ATKINSON,
| administrators.
October, 81, 1913. 34wo
The above sale is further postponed I'M
iii Monday, the first day Of January
1874 -
G.. A. HUDSON,
w. H. ATKINSON,
administrators.
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A r tho January Torn, Oil' Tho un
"A doraiancd Administrator OF llol.
ilIay HUI, senior, loccasoJ, viii pfusenl
tbl administration account Of said dooeass
cdIof final settlement aud allowance ms
Executor Of William Longmire, Senoir,
DECEASED. .
W. T.. HUFF,
T.. NJ DAVIS.
Liberty, Mias. Doc =, i043. iOwG
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TRUS TEES SALE.

nY virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execu'
Hb tod to mo by WILLIAM MoNroomE'
ny, dated the 23rd day Of June, IN Tho
year l842, and duly recorded in tho Pro
bate Clerks Office in Liberty, TO secure
the payment OF certain debts therein
mentioned, will expose at public sale,
for cash al the Court House in Liberty,
on the first Monday in June next, tho fol-
lowing described Lands, To witt The
South East Quarter Of the North West
Quarter, and the North East Quarter OF
the South West Quarter ofSecllon,lNo 8,
Of Township No 3, OF Range 8, Cast
Containing "a SO 100 acres--andt tho East
Half of Inc South East Quarter Of Sec
ton No. Q, and the South West Quarter
of the North Yves. Quarter Of Section,
No 8, in Township No. 3, of Range 3,
East Containing ll9 acres OF land--the
10th Section in Township, No. 5, Of
Range 8, East--Containing $40 acres of
land more less. will convey TO the pur-
chaser or purchasers such title as was
vested in the said William Montgomery
at the time of making the said Deed OF
Trust.
DUDLYaW. BONDS,
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NOTICE

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate Of James Mcmillan, deceased, a
the November term, l843, OF the FRO
bate Court Of Amitc county,-All persons
indebted 10 said Estate are required tc
make immediate payment, and those ma
wing claims against the same are reques
ted 70 nresent them within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
DUGAL MCMILLAN.
administrators.
December 9, l843. 4l"o
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NOTICE.

NO ~ II.
LETTERS Of Administrations having
been granted to the Undersigned on the
estate Of George J. Nixon, deceased,
the November term, 1913, OF the Pro
bate Court Of Amite counIy,-All persons
indebted to said Estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those ha'
wing claims against the same are reques'
tedNo present them within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
BETSY G.. NIXON,
Administrative.
December 9, 1913. 1.-TWO
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Nov Cash Establishment
u,llr aubseri bor would 'espcolulIy ~.
form tho cIizqns Of Libehy, and
,6s surrounding oounlfy lhai he has Just
oponod most door TO ballard ~ cosloglou,
a now and dosircablo stock Of
Fancy and staple Dry
Goods; Also an assort-
ment ofBoots Il Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,

and many other articles TOO tedious to
mention, making in all complete assert.
ment TO suit customers. Tho subscriber
takes pleasure IN announcing to his
friends, and tho public generally that no
will DO in receipt Of now supplies every
week from the City Of New Orleans
As ho pays cash for his goods i Is his ~
tonlon to dispose Of them on ne same
terms, and for that reason he VIII DC aolc
to sell at mach lower prices than those
who purchase their goodson credit IN
Clinton Louisiana, where many country
merchants lay in their supplies. ny
system Of fair dealing the subscriber
hopes to merit, and receive a portion o.
public patronage in his line, as he VIII sell
al the very lowest prices lor cash ASH,
VIII Il. DREYFUSS.
December, Esd l843. 4Stl
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NOTICE..

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, 1913, Of the honorable
Probate Court Of Amile county, on the
estate Of John Tillery, deceased Notice
is hereby given to all persons lndeo'eo
to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and all those having claims TO pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they Will be
forever barred.
SARAH TILLERG,
GRIFFIN p. CLAUGHTON,
administrators.
December, 9th 1913. 1.-TWO
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NOTICE.

HIN PURSUANCE Of an Order of the
\ Probate Court Of ANTE County, gran
led at the September Term, i843, we will
offer for sale, on Friday The First day Of
December neat, at the late residence Of
LIS Atkinsou,i in Amite county, on crdiI
Of one and two years, the following Real
Esn,e of Eidridge ID. Atkinson, deceased,
1.-THE North West Quarter Of Sec
ton IA, in Township !, Of Range 2, East,
the North East Quarter of Section -, in
Township /, Of Range 2, East; all of said
Lands lying in the County OF Amlte on(
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NOTICE

December 9, l943.
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Liberty, Miss. Dec. Cd 1913. 4o"o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

lowest bidder Powder made from the nitrate Of soda in
lieu OF the nitrate oil potash appears we'll and is about
strong when first made that from salt
peIe, but deterorates daily, and nearly worthless in
few months and yet this inferior ingredient cannot be de-
tectcd except by a chemical analysis True economy
hence would to dictate that a different rule than
that giving contracts TO the lowest bidder regardless of
the skill and character ofthe manufacturers should pre-
vail in procuring the ordnance, arms and ammunition for
the service. ~trfsl. arfr ....
series of experiments have been made at the Wash
ingon Navy Yard by Professor Johnson, TO test the
qualities of coal of different kinds preliminary report
which is appended Charles Reider Professor Johnson
experiments upon safety valves for preventing explosions
in steam boilers Professor Johnson has also made series
Of experiments to test and improve the strength OF ron
upon the principle of hermotenson Aer these several
experiments shall have been completed reports will be
made concerning them
II has been found that the force allowed by the act Of
tho 2lst August 1872 is inadequate for the performance
of the duties required in efficient administration OF this
Department An estimate has therefore been submitted
for three additional clerks for the Office Of the Secretary
of the Navy three for the Bureau of Construction Equip
ment and Repairs two for the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing and one to take charge OF all the books and
papers of the late Board Of Navy Commissioners and tho
Library of the Department
The estimates from the different bureaus and the Com
mandan Of the Marine Corps OF the that will be
required for the proposed service OF the coming year
sent with this report
All of which is respectfully submitted
DAVID HENsHAW.
To rHE PRESIDENT THE UNITED STATES.
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DOCTOR. MORRISON,

DoCIOh NOhhlSoN.
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 20ils Fulton street.
~ bIe. " ich.Lr MORRISON, Member OF tn Roy
4 Colies Of surgeons London and formerly Surgeon in the
OF lock A. "a 10 P N. all Diseases Of private nature
and all thos matreatd b. ducaird Stunning
the duties Of the aualih d. M ability 10 iuhl
his essiooa and strict honoi dscharplnR
his dutv Is wei known to citizens SO he addresses himself
advising them place themselves under adj
vertising DOCTOR without reading his cole diploma the
only test against Imposition DR. daily ulted by
tents where the leading symptoms have beea only checked
deveoIe itself Jeplorabe shape syphilis.
Ia all d. NJ perfect without mercury
hndance from business In forms Of the disease he
in to das and in proportion in malignant cases. His
medicines not unpleasant aud ia convenient
form And defy election.
STRICT URES OF observation-disclosures in the
uretha such ard enlargement Of the prostate
glands, panied with much irritation and dull pain
those Of the consequences 81 NAL treatment
Dr. M tifc omotiIg their
absorption without Persons who from reading catchpen
ny bug adve tisemens may be frightened
q belief az they the subjects Of structure, can have the
opinion Of DIR M without charge Peo"s frequeI fly
told by quacks they have when truth they have
not. - -
the effects Of destructive habit would do well to call
Dr. VI who will without any charge demonstrate TO them
the morbid condition of the system such
which ted by the OF nosrums such rJias,
and the OF ali being Of Spanish flies and
stimulates ONLY u ere tie greater depression -
Letters paid and lee, will ensure medicine
advice of TIA Union, and cure warranted
BWl'h exception DIR. M is the onls qualified ad-
his Office 20iI, rui' str, 1t. 30 imsr
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Army INTELLIGENCE --Dragoons-The resigna-
ton OF End Lieutenant Charles +. Ruff has been
accepted to take effect 3st December 1873 Raes-Re-
sgnaon of and Lieutenant Bayard Clarke accepted, TO
take effect December l5 ls43. and AtileryMajorJ IT.
wing transferred from the Bird the 2nd Artillery and
signed to duty in New York hsrbor Bird ArtileryMaor
w L. McCntock transferred from the 2nd to the Ord Ar
tllery The following promotions have been made to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Captain Lyon
list Lieutenant John A. Thomas to be captain. 2nd
Lieutenant Stewart Van Vlie to be LIST Lieutenant Bvt
2nd Lieutenant II. w. Johnson TO be 2nd Lieutenant
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SHOCKING CAsE.--A few days since, while
Thomas Piercefeld, of Brown county, Indiana,
carelessly tamperng with loaded gun, IL went of,
and the lodged in the breast Of his daughter
about - or ii years OF age and she instantly expired
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PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SENIINARY.-The cata
ogue Just received shows the following as the pre-
sent number of students Resident Licentiaes, First
Class 80; Second ~; Third Al. Total, III
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THE ELIXER OF LOVE.
Tbs household ties! the household ties!
win rosy iip. and laughing eyes.
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The wife upon her lord.
But LovE's ELxER-that sweet boom
And crown i'll f living !t bios.om. soon.
Luc IL C co ID ?.is. 1' wive.
Apa n. s iS1d n ns%s 81 r. Father give.
To husbands in despair
In leuehorrea and in gleets,
II prove. sovereign balm;
CONSUMPTION too conqueror meets
Ernpsioss. iassisuae and pains.
Disease Sroa u i, on By By sudden strains.
81 az e; r ,s"s s%DpGE csi. cured
Tim. y i. 's I'D sf Sssi;h v Insured
% z i.n Hag p 'T Nature rem E ave-
se Al nme,y ynt, sffSd .: :pee'hc ea'e
And No is Court street. Boston; No 90 North 9Th
Persons ordering this medicine from thu country by sending
ss have So1d Sp sqS sent to any P q the
PfHENHRnF 8 8tSgEpF hSFoSaAF fEEs OF Pa
IS IS Chestnut cSiSss%sy .;I ss. rhaa.lph.
GoS r. ! Ns.;b B snS S,,;mo,. Baltimore
And DOW. Buildings. Albany '''''''' '@''
he a % rs s sai ana
picteres.
si' :.s
n h. position superiority heretofore universally assigned
them the public a; the ssbeausui DssueneOype' ever
taken every day. sheu, yss,d e wss,hs.
s". No. whoesaie and retail u imsm
U Broadway up .,sDE %HiTE would re.pesSlIy cal
III SH CT sas u a:
two to e sons on che csTs p which po
traits taken in all kinds Of weather, either with or without
The American Ius,itu. at late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the 6 premium for the best Daguerre9ype kenes Tor
effect which but another proof Of the
Mr. White is so,e agent in New York for the very superior
q sy S. 0N'.
B=Imported German CamMn; also. French and Amer
fs.sss Sd se e' &c. hand %
ssn FENCING ACADEMY;
w form The citizen. cr New York they opened
III
NC; as vel! as sparring. ~. ~
patronage sSoseH who %sS to
These graceful useful exercises expand the che. and
rect Sese o. % They render body
always observed in well educated men ''''' :
no Im.r CHARLES ECKERT.
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