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AD1LTN TSTRATOR'S NOTICE

Letters of Administration, On the Es-
tate OF T.. Kennermer, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the Hon
OF able. the Probate Court OF TalIahatch-
lie cou lty, on the 10Th day Of February,
l844,- Notice is hereby given 70 all
perF ,ons having claims against the es-
du ly authenticated, within the time pre-
SC ribed by law, or they viii bo forever
b AIRED. These indebted to said estate
will please come forward and make i'm.
aediate payment.
VIM P. ALLISON, .6fmr.
Charleston, Mi, Feb 12, I844.-49-6w
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GEsn-saaking EE kgepairira g

II THEl subscriber. thankful for the pat
Il ronage he has heretofore received
takes this method Of informing the plan
ters of Ponola and the adjoining counties
that he is prepared TO execute orders for
making and repairing cotton gins, cotton
thrashers, wheat thrashers and fans on
the shortest notice and on reasonable
terms. He is also ready to execute tur-
ming in iron, steel or wood. He hopes
by close attention to business, to merit a
share of patronage. His prices shall be
as low as those ot any other shonin Inc
country. He may be found at all times
at his shop in the east ward, Grenada,
two doors east Of Mr.. Berry's Blacksmith
shop. JAMES ROSE.
N B. Al work or repairing warranted.
Grenaoa, Mi, March 9, 1913. i-tf
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Notice.

Persons who have taken up strays
are notified MOTTO deliver them up with
out a certificate from me of the pay mt
oCall costs. w. S. KEITH, Ranger.
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to execute, in workmanlikc manner, and
at low cash prices, all work in the Sad
ding and Harness making business.
Repairing done on the shortest notice
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Lazy NOTICE.

EINNV Na5AAGE.
Z He partnership between w U. q
T. r. Turner in the practice of the
law is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
I. B. Turner will still continue the
practice Of the law in Ponola and ada
cent counties.
Dec. 9.-39- IF
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Haouse and lot for sale.

valuable improvements suitable for res
idence or business purposes, near the
Presbyterian Church, will be sold to
raise money, at one half the original
cost Of the Improvements erected there
on For particulars inquire at this Of
fee. may 27,-li-tf
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Baltimore, Feb. /, la43. 6
Rangers Notice

I4uHSeF INot9ce.
Was posted, April 6, 1914, by George
H. Harvey. living near Pharsalia, one
bay horse, with gray tail, l6 hanIs high
and about eight years old appraised 10
$40. VIM S. KEITH, Ranger.
Apl 10, 1914. 5-Sw fsa
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wiIEiaFal Es. tyson:
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT;
Ne. l2, Commerce Street,

EITtEI,
BALTIMORE.
Having opened House for the pros
ecutlon Of a general Commission busi-
ness, he viii give particular attention to
consignments Of southern and western
produce for sale in this market.
In soliciting the patronage 81 hiis friends
and the public, he need scaYcely add ,bat
every attention & care to insure promnt.
ltude in the transaction of any business
entrusted to hip,, will be given on mis-
part. lie begs Leave TO referto
Messrs. Robb & Hoge,
-" Wils2n, Wright &Co} New Orleans.
Mr.. Jna, H. McRae,
!. s. Samuel 5. RFssn' Pssi, Grenada
Baltimore, Feb. 1, l443. 5-fem
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EDITED BY c. P. MoLRIs AND n. P. WILLIS
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undersigned
l. would respectfully
inform his friends and
the public, that he is al
ways ready al his shop
on the Square in the
East Ward Of Grenada
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The subscribers have this. day formed
a aco-partnership, under the firm w. W.
MCCARTHY & Co, for the purpose of
tranSacling general commission and
forwarding business, at Sc Common ST.
w. w. MCCARTHY,
m27 II. z. GRAHAM.
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LATIN WITHOUT A MASTER,

On the Rober;sonian Method.
As proof Of the high popularity of
"Freuch without Master" in this coun-
Try, we may state that twenty-eight
thousand copies have been sold by us
since the 10Th September, ultimo, and
the demand for the work continues una
bated. We have had orders for it from
more than halfihe towns in tie United
States.
Either Of these works comprise but
one No. OF he Brother Jonathan Month
ly Library; and being issued in period.
ical form, may be sent through the mail
10 any part ofthe United States, at from
three 10 five cents postage.
Single copies of either Of the above
works, 25 cents-or five copies for One
Dollar.
Any person renting US ONE DOL
LAR, may receive the whole five works,
on the Robertsonian Method viz: on the
French, Spanish, Italian, German, and
Latin Languages.
O." Letters from the country order
ing the above works, should be franked
by the Postmaster, and addressed to-
WILSON & CO. Publishers,
l62 Nassau street, n. Y.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PoNoLA COUNTY:
Circuit Court, November Term, 1843
,'''''s IS; .'''' Bill for Divorce.
Wiley E. Farrar.l
VsNHIS day cane the complainant, by
h her attorney, and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant, Wiley E. Farrar, resides out
of the limits of this state, so that the or.
dinary process Of this court cannot be
served upon him; 1t is therefore order
ed by the court that publication be made
ia the Weekly Register, newspaper
published in the town of Ponola in this
state, for the space Of three months, no.
tifying The said defendant Of the PEN
dency fof this suit, and that unless the
said de fendant appear, on or before the
next term of this court, to be holden
for the county Of PonoIa, at the court
house in the town Of PonoIa, on the sec
end Monday of May next; to plead. an :
swer or demur to the bill of complaint
aforesaid, the several allegations viii
be taken for confessed, and the ease trieS
up on the charges stated in the bill.
A true copy from the minutes.
w. c. Cuberson, CLERK.
January An, 1344. 42-13w
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WAS nosted by A. NJ. Morris, living
s;x miles south of the town OF Panoia' !, a
rcd roam fiIy, with small white streak
IN the fore head, red name and tan, ana
abont two years old--aPPralsed to $40
'N'' Wm S. KEITH, r. 2. c.
NAV 25-1l-2w-f 81
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Notice.

VIE co-partnership heretofore ex;s-
u ting under the firm Of McRAE
GRAHAM q Co, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. c. F. McRae is
I authorized to settle the business Of the
frm. G. F. McRAE,
H. r, GRAHAM,
march e3, f843.
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THE SEw TEHEs sEsO IL

EUery Number cmbeUjshed wuh
A BEAUTIFUL STEEL ENGRAVING.
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! |cNEAP Cash ST0RE {

HHHEA KHH NRH~ y " 90 q u on
The subscribers hereby announce to
.,a rublic that they have just opened two
.n9 stores; one at Belmont and one at this
oso DSoce and offer to sell goods at
p'a1 AS 1osc prices as the same goods can
~ be bought for IN Memphis
o,,r stocks at each oil the above places
To.,p'o TDoaostics. boots & shoes, bonnets, hats,
naIcoes, cloths, paper hongings,
nuslins, ribbons, linens, silks,
checks, merinoes, loces,
and every species OF
fancy goods and
readymade
Cloth i n G
Al which are of the latest fashions and
All " aISron, T,S s,vle. which cannot fail TO
niease ali persons who wlII 0niy
P'1S'G CGLL AND e A N | n E.
= y = ". STEINHART & Co.
NAV %, 1844-ll-4w -----
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important so Farmers am d
Gardeners,

EUST TPUBLlSHED, at the office of
ee Of the New World, 80 Ann Street
The American Agricuturisl's
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Rangers Notice.

Oct. 21, 1913.
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Markets.. carsfuiiy reported for The Tribune

MoSpAY July p.
AslES-Ihe supply Of bills the market was small to.
day and consequently the TRANSACTIONS were limited ne
market is stcny ut sIC with sales of leo bbs Oh Pearls
about LEO Ibis were taken u $i.3715
COTTON-I tcfc is little more activity touny. Out Inc
rmness OF holders preven extensive operations we NOTICE
mostly shippers ut full rates and occasionally III g &C
advance prices current before ,he seamef We au"e
ding fair to fair 4 s, good fair 10 fine 81 NJ and hcele
and New. orleans. ordinary to middng mlddlnE TAR
10 F iI6 ANb MEAL-The home iemand is moderate,
but the supplies small, and fresh Mchgnn especially IS
s4is s. wioa, much fresh Michigan ut the lower
rate Some parcels ttle fancy brought s43lA We note
sne: ahout 1910 Ibis Ohio o ENGLAND at e and Other Il lots
hing In Southern hear OF but little dong, and rnte are
oe low Iaes Aszqn9q 1--we sn FS be ISEn
at So ST.. $50. Jersey Meal $50 with light demand
iranywne 63 sales 81 cargo OF Ship siui' supposed
n, 9 cents Bag Meal is 81 90 20 sl.l2l!.
GRAIN There fair demand for Corn nnd some farther
sales have been made for Shipment Northern Is held ~ %
cents We note s1es @ bushels , RI q" o 1s 1e n
at ~ con weight. Sales ri about l99 bushels I'VE IN NE
ship a, 63 63 cents Oats are % 81 cetsi Win 1e
mAY0rhe supply is no, very large. ard 900 or 400 bales
WIllSKY-c notice sale, 100 hbs. part Western, ut 3s
cents Drudge is in steady demand at y cents d..
Olone or two carroeS OF Crude "hae are OH 're mar
RoNEWe note father lies eoCOO lis Is cents for n.
West a8S fri SoS sae se 1000 lbs Western a, @ and
THsuViSl0 NSGT6eTe IS sill considerable animation in
a anG se d 0O' S 4 at s Rs deliverable the ii
seaJya Hbon. SO bills Mes sold today Mt s. . for
aud s. @ 8 20 for CITY PRIME :n l, Is -
taking all received Cheese very dull nj "A AZ cents. and
the stock accommodating, We notice sales 40 bbs Picked
salt nj cents
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sBARK,ye ur THE WKoNc TREE.'-We have a
letter tsays the Editor OF the North Carolina inde-

letter (sdvs TIE Edltot OF lle Noftn Sdi oAi"
nendent) which runs on in this wise
q. Mr.. T. Lorns--Dear SIR: ] am Ie9ncs'o" ~ ~
send YOUR Independent newspaper back 10 YOU, Is
your doctrine won't do here; aud N"u viii "',''"
find our when late the vulgar sa, NE L. S"'
have parked up the wrong tree IA
We have really personal regard ior our oio
friend of Stokes County who wrote the aoove,
and arc sorry to see him still in :hc Rouse Oh
hondacc' He will please TO recoi'ect however
that we bark up tree OF our o'cn choosing, wnie
he is obliged TO bark up any tree at when ms
master M chooses 10 tic MIN. Independent.
Too BAp-aIrs We!5y, the Amelia" OF the
louisville Journal, has written beautiful wing
.ona entitled 1.-The Watchword." This has
been seized up by the Loco Fuco papers and al,
tered SO as to adapt it to Loco Focoism' Z. va
Richie perpetrated silnllar piracy upon l nc
Rl,st from the Buglc,r song by Hon. Francis
James Of Pcnnsy lvania. lCincln"a'i "a1'
P,oyggs Goyr.-The carly settlers arc fast
passing away! Joseph Williams, brother OF The
late Gilmore Williams, died on his farm, aged 81,
on Saturday last. lie laid the first BRICK IN On
c;nna,i, For the last ihrty.six years he has re
SIDED on his farm, in Mall Creek, where he died,
as he had lived, at peace with man and God.
PrcxrocKgrs gentleman was standing be-
fore our bulletin on Saturday morning, with sew
eral reams OF writing paper under his arm. Three
other men stepped up, and, apparently from acc'-
dent, Knocked the paper 10 the ground. With
great regret one Of them sol hmselfvery earnestly
10 pick it up, while one Of the others thrust bis
hand into the gentlemans pantaloons pocket
The trick was, however comprehendcd, and the
scamps walked off in three different ways, as
thong h,iuly as SO many New-York pigs.
Journal OF Commerce.
Nh. Rusr AND Col. WERB-We understand
that Philo N. Rust, Esq will not claim the
$500 damages assessed by jury, in the case of
Rust VS.. Webb, for libel. Mr. Rust is satisfied
with the l1stce done to his character by the yer
dict, and honorably and literally declines recev-
ing the money lruc Sun.
DISTRESSING CAsE.-Thc Cincinnati: CONNER
cial gives the particulars Of distressing case Of
suicide in that city on the l2lh inst 1t appears
that woman, who called herself Mary Riggs,
had been living in ST. Louis for several years, as
man and wife, with man named Riggs. He re-
moved 10 Cincinnati some time since, and she
reached that place in pursuit Of him, some few
days ago. When she found him he refused to
marry her or live with her any longer. She went
distracted in consequence, and committed suicide
by taking arsenic.
The FIRST AMERICAN RAILRoAD-The first
railroad constructed in the United States was the
Quincy railroad, nearly three miles in length, and
leading from the wharf at the mouth of the Nc
ponset river to the Bunker Hill Quarry. 1t was
built in 1926.
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Protection and Free Trode-nn ell

L
.oy exposition ofthe Tariff Question. showing Dhv and hoo
Protection the rewards Of Industry and conduccs 10
National Prosperity by H. Tor SAFE al this
office Deut md close pamphlet of 16 pages The respec-
tive position. of es CLAY and POLK in regard to the To
riff ure clearly shown The several objections and ca's OF
opponents to Protection fairly met and disposed Of Price
Sis per thousand copies.
No The Tariff rs 1t Is, compared with the Suostl-
,ue proposed by Adversaesby II. GREELEY pamph-
let showing the several provisions of the present Tariff and
pdy this or that duty is higher ower-aso what would be
The effect on Industry and National Interests OF the changes
proposed By Mr. Polk and his frend-in 10 close and neat
puges. Price SIS per thousand copies.
These pnmphes have been widely and warmly approved
by Whp Statesmen and Presses aordng lucid and care
u exposition OF the Tariff controversy They are well ca!cu-
ated for circulation among candid opponents and earnest In
quirers Clay Clubs Wing Committees and all friends oil the
Good Cause are solicited ad in dusins them among the
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TIE ,uriG DOCUMENTS.

The following is list OF the Wing Documents
now for sale at the Tribune Office. Orders from
Clay Clubs, Wing Committees Booksellers, Aler-
chants and individuals, accompanied by the cash,
are promptly attended to, and the Documents ship
ped to auy port OF the United States
SARGENT"s LIFE OF CLAY-The fullest and mos
complete Biography OF Mr.. Clay ever written. fnce -
l2l, cents or per 100 90 w
LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY. avok.
with Engravinss: bound 81 Is BY the auantues... %
THE CLAY TRIBUNE. Weekly Newspaper For
terms see Prospectus IN another column
THE AMERICAN LABORER Hall bound. ......'. "
PROTECTION AND FREE TRADE Tract oy
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THE TARIFF AS IT Is. BY II. Greeley. Per lN.. %
SPEECH OF JOHN NJ. CIAYTOA-per 100 copies 3
WING SONGS-Clay ard Frelinshuysen-fn rdmiTa-
bl, collection of the very bes:--per 100 copes. %
THE TARIFF QUESTION IN GERMANY-per 100 "
COMMERCIAL. INTERCOURSE OF THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRiTAIN-per 100 copies 90
LETTERS; OF CASSIUS II. CLAf-per lO copies 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
De- See Last Page.

r~ See Las, Page.
Arrived.
Shin yeper Sylvester So days from Palermo fruit to Law
rerce x Phelps Ieil hrlrs Lincoln. for Rusron. IN d.
Ing Token Loveand, Il days from ilansnnla. Tuba. ma
Rark SmyInn Champion I'm Malta 10th My, and Girailu
20 d with mdze IIuucuud & lhebaud Lett at Gibaitn
hnrks IOus lass Townsend tor York. dng; Emily Niuer
i,rIyn, unc the only American vessels.
Brig Electro Packard. from Tobascn. 18th June ogwood
70 Rowland l. Aspnwali. vessel 10 Nesmih & WnSh -
lSr br Jane Norman, ls days from Pctou. COOL to Duns
cOmbe L. Beckwlth. 6 passengers: ~,
haccs &c. A. Z. Rnssln L Co: Lett brig Septembe Dawes
r New ORR in days schr Doy Chase. Baker, Tor do IN
5 days. MI,
with hides &c 10 w DE FO:e & Co. Lett brig Hortelse
IRON. l.sbnn dchurslns; hrg Russell dischnrgns brig
= CHpt Sherman do. Saed IN company with Lagrange
scar Uctavia Churchill II days from Snqua La Gande.
u aim mulusses, 10 G. hursU" Il 60 Lett brlcs Anna:
r baltimore do Jolly IS m 20 70 long "a ~. h'ntded
y n boat from Chariot oi and Boston from Eieuthern
day, huvng beard the captain and creVr OF hFl= Emf
ot phlluiclphi from 81 JagO de tuhn Tor Phade!pha.
yfecKed on Waltngs island the 9Th OF June The vessel
and cnrsu total The and crew tO"k passage
On board the schr Chariot, Atwond muster. Ut Nussqu T.
sch- Marietta Burr Bum5e Gs from Richmond. Hour 10
Allen * Paxson ,.I. ~
Briggs. ,,; 1
Schr Victoria, Pointer. Richmond.
Schr Northampton Cutler. Virginia. fruit.
S,hr Kmbull Nelson. Virginia. fruit.
Schr Blow VOORHEES,. Virginia. fruit.
Schr James Henry. White. Vfsinn. corn
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On Sunday evening the 2lst Ger short Hines WILLIAM
r. L. md Harriet T. Gutter, aged one year. two
months and seventeen days. -
Funeral services will be attended at Woodbridge. ~ a. to-
day Tuesday, at II o'c ock. A. NJ
On Sunday morning 2ls, lns. Of lingering illness. HAM
NAH widow of Hugh O}ren. 90,
On Saturday 2Gh in SAMUEL :. BRowNISG. IN the 18th
ycuf OF his age. -,
on Sunday 2lst of scarlet fever. ASSA JACLARp daughter
Of Clnr,i and :. Iaclard, aged years.
On FRIDAY evening lat, ut the University, CYRUS infant
u Prof Mason.
st Washington July 81. after sho,, illness Bcvct Captain
At iaimyfa y July il, Rurn SILL. wife Of David G.
Ety. in her 35h year.
Al New iinven July 49, of pulmonary consumption, FRAN
els ALLYS OLMsTED NJ D. eldest Of Professor Lmsted
aged b. =,
D. senior Professor OF the University Of Mcti College, and
old and respected nhabnn and magistrate OF that
city =, r,,
Ia London the 2; June last Mr.. AFFORD GIBSON of Bal
tino,e rgcd %.
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srANnARn rpIscopAL MONKS.

All Efsaaty Prmtsd and Neatly Donnd.
ocihys Lectures he Chutch IN England and America
M"sSals Notes on Egscepr,7 Ed.rd By Wainwright
sra:e, tristan Instructed IN ,h- Ways of tie Gospel arc
J.remy lnyor5 Epis,opacy asserted and Maintained. 81.
Brnity's Family and Parish Sermons. 81 IS
Maurice on kingdurl N Ch'is;. 80 %.
Manning m the Uniy of the Chnreh. 81.
E-nri, History the Reformation. tc, edition. vols, S.
Ney!-.a-'. PHrochial Sermons 2 vols. s..
Sermon. bearing on the Ifny. 81 9
Portrait Of Chufcnnn. bv the Rev: " Gre.ey IS
Tales OF the Village ~ r Rev. +. L. Pact 3y. 81 IS.
Lean TO Live By Christopher sutton. d. d. 81.
learn 20 Die. do &C. :,
Practical Christian by r Sherlock. D. D. 81:
A. kempi.', Imiiq;ion Of Christ. comoleie. 81 ,
Double witness OF me CGurch. by Kew. w Nip. ST.
Mnht:e Of Private Devotion. ed,ed by Spinckle; ST.
Eariy Ens.-1 Chn:ch. nv Rev. Z. Churton. ST..
IKE Golden f;ro-r By Bh"p Jeremy Taylor. 50 cents.
yra apo>toica firm The fi;h Engeh Elton. % cents:
Ii. APpLErON g CO. Publishers. 20 Broadway.
o.,
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and any larger number at the rate of $40 per
hundred, cash in advance. We are cut OF one
or two of the early numbers in July, but we will
make up the compliment with earlier numbers.
We intend sending to each subscriber, as
soon as may be, a double number containing
the full. returns Of the Presidential Election,
if VIC can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends of CLAY and FRELlNGHuYsEN II you
think The Tribune does any good to the cause,
oblgc us by helping it to do more
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FANNY ELLSLER
Pimpl.s. F,eckle'. sunburn. Tan.

N'H WU!IIINs OF IIHE,
Are permanently cured md the skin rendered beautifully
clear ind white By using the genuine lone Italian Chemical
Soap. Reader If you afflicted with any disease OF the skin
If face is sunburn dscoloed try once; oh the
effect supernatural. bright and dazzling. But mind
ebseve sold nowhere else genuine in this city but the
sign of the American Eagle, 81 Chatham street. So5 Broad
way l39 Fuonsreet Brooklyn; Pease Broadway. Alba
ny estate street, Boston, and Ledger Buildings. Phladc-
phin Get Jones's Soap, remember jy2o 2eod
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IMPORTANT TO CLAY CLUBS.
Clnv mn, Ere,.nrhursen Rrenst-pin..


% The subscriber having been .ssa..,y solicited from,
vnrous pars Of the country 70 furnish of the.
DdguorrSoigre Likeness OF Hon. ZSRY CLar taken lev
day, a. h nomination by the Baltimore Convention have
made for copying Il extensively into BREAST
PINS for benefi, of he i5d Ct TIN: eminent Sa,esr4ar
The Likeness very spirited one. ana h at 18th uni
COMMUNICATION from the friends of Nh Clay The oowins
notes. Others. bear ample testimony To Us peculiar
eelence:
TIE naruerreotype Likeness of Hon. Henry Clay. By
most accorae ever ake-ed Fc cny one giving as il
does hs peculiar such manner 2. has been
seen. tsiFhedI LII y ,IS Fn2T Y Senate.
GARRET DAVIS, NJ. c.
1.-The Daruerreo,ype likeness o. III. Clay By MessB An.
thony. Edwards 8 Co IS IN say opnion tar s :"si accn.
rate ever taken OF hun gs9s h peculiar Sc IN 5as
HAe'-' -14 tsis g GEO. EVANS Z. S. senGte
Ilhink the Likeness above auda 20 Ct slr. Clay. ve:y
'0''e'' A Iss :n' ~ CRTTENDEN. L. s. sen1t.
The copies being mare by the Dasuecotyoe OF
course equal. faithful with the or-iGa and the Likeness in
this dnnut:ve o:n y striking Is in the niger picture
The Pins will he sru chase aid well made. warranted
solid gold As there v probably be ex,e.I:c demand for
them they Will be furnished ut the very low pce OF - ~ each
or nj the a.e OF s36 per dozen.
Shouli -,rcuerstye of Pin be desired b. any Club eJ
can be 60, up u; ecss notice. and nothing will
be charged than the ctua additional Coz; Of TIE Pin.
Orders sent through any responsible NewYok hou;s will
receive mmediate attention.
THEODORE FRELIEGHUYSEN.
The subscribers hive also in their the finest like
ness ever taken of HIN. THEo5na. FaELHsHUYsES.
most perfect pcturen every respect ana me expression pc
culary animated AID pleasing. The general opinion OF ill.,
F's friends may be gathered from the following ncte:
.Wessrs. .7nthony, Edoards s. Co.. -
GENTLEMEN: have with pleasure your Daguerreo-
type picture OF Hon Theodore Frenghuyen and from my
acquaintance with n bcr testimony TO rs excellence
The picture taken your usual admras si"e. and The e1-
preston such thai his most intimate trends couq ne
an Improvement unhesiinngy pronounce the finest ike
ness OF Mr.. Freinrhuysen that have even seen:
(Sicned) WILLARD FILLMORE.
This Likeness will also be copied in the style above
toned and firaishe,! III The same prices.
A beautiful STEEL ENGRh.i-.G iFom the above picture
OF Nh Frenshuysen will be ready oI sale in days; pub
shed by the subscribers I, will he furnished at the low p'ce
Of . cents each. or SIS per hundred.
ANTHONY. EDWARDS & CO.,
li7 broadway, NJ y.
C5- Editors inserting The above advertisement. tcce Nth
this notice. will be each entitled 10 Of the Clay Frene
huysen Dreast-P Pins. Yll Dti N&Ct