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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

TESTIMONY OF Mr.. BUCHANAN-In II
speech delivered by the Hon. James
Buchanan, before the members of the
Pennsylvania Democratic State Conven.
ton, in August, 1910, when speaking Of
the nomination of General Harrison over
Mr.. Clay, he says
"The Wing party had in Mr. CLAY a
candidate of whom they may have been
Justly proud-a man Of bold and fear
less heart-a man of hi Oh and command
ing eloquence, land man Of distng uished
ability. Although opposed to bis politl-
cal principles, yet, have ever felt ioi
him the highest regard"
Such is the uniform lang uage Of nearly
all men who have been associated with
Mr.. Clay in public life. We never hear
such foul abuse OF him from the Senators
Of the Republic, on either side, as dis
graces the columns Of the loco foco press,
and which is echoed about the coaintry
by the foul mouthed retailers Of sldider
at popular meetings. Such men as Sllas
Wright, james Buchanan, Benton, Nc
Duflie, II. VI. Johnson and their peers,
uniformly speak of Mr.. Clay with every
mark of respect for his virtues and ser
vices, aud distinctly put their opposition
to his advancement upon the ground ol
his political doctrines. 1t is reserved
Cor the hireling scribblers and irrespon-
sibe noisy stump orators Of the party
at once the shame and the scourge o
the couutry-,o de,rac, from his merits
Sensible people should remember this.
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MIR. Csay's Character.

The first Of the following letters is an
answer to one Transmitted to the writer
under direction Of the South Ward Clay
Club Of Newark. II being a private g.
pisle, il was moi thought prudent to pub
lish it until his written consent was Civ
en-. lie was accordingly written to by
the Corresponding Secretary, and his
answer follows the one first received.
The writer, Rev. DIR. Bascom, was
known for many years in New Jersey as
nm eminent Divine Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. For several years
he has been at the head Of the Transyl-
vania University of Lexington, and con-
sequently has thorough knowledge Of
MIR. CIay's moral character.
TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY,
Lexington, Ky. July Gath, la44.
My DEAR SIR In reply to your letter
of the 9th inst. l owe il to truth, rirtue
aud the claims Of society, without any ref
erence to the political stri!es of the day,
to say, have been in intimate and con-
fidan,ial intercourse with Hon. H. Clay,
both in public and private life, for more
than twenty years, and know the char
ges enumerated in your letter against
the character of Mr.. Clay to be utterly
and Lasety false. Mr.. Clay, as is well
known to the whole nation, offers no
claim to Christian picty, in the parlance
Of our churches but in view of the or
dinary accredited principles of good NOR
al character, no charge can be brought
against him without violating the obliga-
lions of truth and sound justice. TO
each inlerrog ative charge, therefore, CON
tained in your letter, and reaching me in
the shape Of question, | return you an
swer tha, l regard one and all Of them
as shamelully unjust, because not true in
whole or in part.
Very respectfully, your obi servant,
II. B. BASCOM.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

There was splendid fancy ball at the
Ocean House, on Tuesday evening -
Mons. Corponey, we understand, gives
another at the same place, this Even
lng, at which the exquisitely fashionable
dances "La Polka," et "la Masourka, a"
will be danced in National costume, for
the first time, it is said, in this country.
Newport is, indeed, getting to be very
gay place. Two or three more ocean
Houses will make it in every respec,
No. on the list of watering places. -
We shall have them, without doubt,
speedily.
The ground was broken on Monday,
for the foundation Of the large Hotel to
be erected on the corner of Pelham s.
South Touro streets, by Mr.. VIM. i.
Potter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

President TYLER has formally with
drawn from the Presidential canvass, and
left the field for Messrs. Clay and Polk
His letter on this subject, will be found
at length in to-day's paper 1t occupies
more room than we could conveniently
spare, but there are many curious 10 see
it, and therefore we publish it. He does
not recommend, as will be seen, hi:
friends to support any body in particular
but his organ in Washington, the Madi.
sonian, has come out Tor Polk and Dallas
|--and other Tyler papers have done the
same thing.
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POLK AND SLAVERY.

On this point, gentleman in Tennes-
see writes to friend in Philadelphia as
follows
"In reply to your inquiries as TO wheih'
er MIR, Polk is n STAKEHOLDER, ! am in
formed that ten or twelve years ago he
established, in company with his brother
in-law, Caldwell, n negro quarter 10
YaIlabusha county, Mississippi, near
Grenada ! afterwards he bought his bro.
iher-ln- law out, and has near one hun
dred souls on his cotton plantation there,
whom, in consequence Of his being Sc
imme rsed in politics, he has seen bu, once
in four years, and leaves them to the
tender mercies OF the overseer."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29
The Late Elections.

ISDiANA.-The returns are now complete,
and show Wing majority Of TEN in the
Legislature, and Wing gain Of TWENTY.
TWO since lS43. The Wings have gained
on the popular vote. 50 far as any comparison
can be made, and our friends entertain no
doubt of their ability to carry Indiana for
Henry Clay in November. The Legislature
stands as follows:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

FRoM TrxAs-Advices from Texas have
been received 20 the 9Th inst. The yello"
fever was prevalent at Galveston. Among
the denlhs were A. NJ. Green, late U. >.
Consul, Richard ID. Spering. editor OF The
Galveston News, and Judge Patrick {. Jack
The crops in Texas are very promising.
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to extend to and include bodies corporate
and polite"
Now this law may be very Alge gerine," "
very Oppressive" very "tyrannicai," "
"subversve Of the rights of the people" "
and all that, but there ii is, and any "blood
thirsty Algerine" has The power, by
making complaint, to secure its enforce
ment.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Wing majority on lvnt ballot loving
gain ~.
This does not include the members from
Crawford and Switzerland, pledged to vote
for Wing U. s. Senator If their counties vote
for Clay aud Frelinghrysen.
KENTUCKY. - Owslsy's majority will
be 5000, and Dixon's for 1t. Gov. lO,-
900. There will be at least 76 Wings
in the Legisla,ure--Iarger than ever be-
fore.
Missouri. The Missourian claims a
Benton majority Of in the House and
II in the Senate, but the Republican of
the same date contains returns which
would give an nti-Benton majority in the
House, Of 3. There is no question bu,
the result Of the election has shaken the
hold OF Locoism in the State, and will
give the Why's strong encourag ement to
rally for new effort. Let them not ial-
ter.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

.N,e mrention James B. Lipp advert.
.cs through the Cincinnati Gazette that hc has
invented an Improvement on the Steam En'
rino-changins Its whole features, simplifying
ITS construction, and adding large per cent,
to III mechanical efficacy
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Is SHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF NEW POI T.
A RRIV ED,

THURSDAY, Aug. 20.
Scbrs I.odemia & Eliza, Summers, Philad
for Prov ; Bctsry " Polly, Baker, Fall River
fer Gardiner Pierce, Thomas, Norwich ior
Bangor Mechanic, Sawyer, New York foI
Easlport.
FRIDAY, Aug %.
Brig Mayhower, Collin, from Pictou io'
Somerset
Schr Salem, Lane, 81 days from Gonvrs
ST. Domingo, the Captain George w
PrIn.,) ut Crooked Island Passage, very sick.
Put in short Of provisions, and for harhor.
Schrs Tarquin, Pain, fin Richmond for Bos
ton Baltic, Perry, Phil. for Salem T; Bride,
Nara, Pr,nson, New York for Salem Mary
Elizabeth, Burt, do for Easiport.
SATURDAY, Aug. "a.
Steamer Eudora, Brown, I'm New York for
Fail River.
Schrs Cabot, Bowers, I'm Long Island, (Ba-
halnasl for Somerset William, Baker, Ken
nrbec for Fall River; David Bciknap, Mar
veil, Nuwburg for Providence Two Sisters,
Witchor, Bangor for 90; Martha Wood, Ray,
Augusta for do.
SUNDAY, Aug. rs.
Brig Cashier, (of New York; Pike, VI days
rom BALTIMORE Iot Dosto'ii puu'" WI" P'6
iron-u distress, lraky will probably have
to unload and repair here.
Brig IL lylas, Eu.lls, from Bangor.
Schr, S,alau, Griffin, I'm llarwch for Cam
den Erin, Gardner, n. Bedford Tor Norfolk f,
Cora, Reed, Pictou ior Providence; sbcI !,
Whiio, Gardiner tor Wexford Atlantic,
Nickerson, Boston for Port Royal.
TUESDAY, Avg. 81.
Brig Parsboro, Knowton, from PIctou for
Somerset.
Schrs Elizabeth, Baker, I'm Philadelphia for
Boston; WIN. Penn, Kelly, New Bedford for
New York; Enterprise, Gorham, Ct John"
for Fall River; Benz. II. Field, Vans'lder'
Fail River for PhladelphIa.
Sloops Juno, Hudson, from New York tor
Providence Rienzi, Dnriee, firm Providence
Hudson, Grape, do for New Bedford Emily
Gould, I'm New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

ALLsroN's JEREMIAH-Ths beauti-
ful Scripture piece, by the late WASHING
TON ALLsroN, the distinguished artist,
may be seen at Masonic Hall for a short
time. See advertising columns.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

The Common Council of Boston have order
ed commission to report upon the best mode
and expense Of bringing tho water from Long
Pond lnto tho city. The supply Is estimated
to be sufficient for population of 25O,OOO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

When we candidly wish TO ascertain II
selishness %. vanily enter into 'he motives
which induce Us to be- good, we should ark
ourselves whether It would afford Us equal
pleasure TO see lha, same good done by anolh-
er person.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

The seventy fifth annual Commence.
ment of Brown University, will be cele-
brated on "Wednesday next, Sept. 4,h, in
tho First Baptist Meeting House in
Providence.
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US a q - ] & & e g.

In Woonsocket, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Jesse
Howard, of Milford, Mass, TO Miss Esther
Smith Of w.
In Prov vidence, on the both inst Rev. Chas.
w. Hewes, of Reading, Mass, TO Miss Rosa
NJ Grafton, of +.
Ia Sloniugton, on the 2Oih inst, Mr. Jona-
than West, 10 Mrs, Mclina Woslcolt, both OF
Providence,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

The LOUISIANA Legislature stands thas.
Senate, 8 Wings, and 0 Locos. House, 81
Wings, &c Locos. Wing majority in joint bal
lot, z. The nomination Of ALEX. DECLoSEr
to the Senate in Morses district (his place be
ing vacated by his election to Congress,) will
doubtless give us a majority in that body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

SLAvERy-Ifi | could only be instrumental
in cradicaling this deep stain upon the charac-
ter of our country, would not exchange the
proud satisfaction should enjoy, for The hon
or Of all tho triumphs ever decided 10 the most
successful conqueror. Henry Ctay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

CoNsuL Ar PAns'-Robert Walsh, for
merly editor Of the National Gazette, Phia
dephia. has been appointed Consul at Pari-,
vice Draper. Mr.. Walsh is favorSbly known
To the literary world, aud Is n ripe scholar
We know Of no necessity for the change
made but as change has been made, we
are glad Mr.. Walsh 10 to profit by 1T BoS-
ION Couvisr
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Gen Jackson has written another letter. IN
which he claims twenty two States for Polk
Ills is about the grseneSt old age that ever
we heard of-Prentice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

The Loco Focos say that "Demoorary is
the sait of the earth. From the manner III
which il is Hcked all over the country, we IN
cline to think so too Prentice.
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Five Dollars Reward.

4 OST on Tuesday, The l3h inst god
- sleeve button, marked !. " The
m,rklng Is old aud somewhat obscure. Sald
bu,lnu l. of iiilc value to any one but TIE
owner, aud the above reward viii be poid
to any person who will deliver It at thus "i-
fee. Avg. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

A man in New Jersey is manufacturing
clocks which will 60 an entire year without
windng.-The demand for them is so great
that he is unable 10 supply the market.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29
NOTICE.

Mr. Henry Giles will deliver II LECTURE
on the Genius of CRABBE, ar tho tragedy of
Common Life, in Armory Hall, Clarke street,
THIS EVENING, Aug, Goth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Hon. Luther Severance, editor Of the Ken.
nobcc Journal, has been nominated for ro'cIec'
ton To Congress, in the 2d Maine District.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Rev. Henry Giles 4th Lecture, will te
given at Armory Hall this evening. Let 10
one forget to attend. Nothing can exceed
the satisfaction with which these able lee
lures are listened to by oil who hear them.
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LAxn nSLr.-We Understand that o parl

LAND SALE.-We understand that o part
.of,he estate of the late John II. Easton, com.
prlsing 20 acres (which includes The site ct
The dwelling house,) has been sold for Sl0,-
900, TO wealthy gentleman of Boston, who
intend. to erect thereon an elegant mansion
for a summer residence. The present build
lngs are to be removed from the premises
Mercury
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Secreiry's Office, .aug II, 1874.
The members of the General Assembly III
.Januaru Inst, are notified that the copies oi
The new Digest To which they ar" er,I'Icd.
are ready for delivery a, tn" Sec''y's Othce.
HENRY BOWEN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

A sound National Currency, regulated by the
Will and Authority Of the Nation:
An Adequate Revenue, with n Fair Protection
to American Industry:
just restraints on tho Executive power, enl-
braciDg further Restriction on the exer
else Of the Veto:
A faithful Administration ofthe Public Domain,
with an Equitable Distribution of the pro.
ceeds Of the Sales of it among all the
States.
An Honest and Economical Administration of
the General Government, leaving Public
Officers perfect Freedom Of Tnoug ght, and
fthe Right Of Suffrage; but with suitable
Restraints against Improper Interference
in Elections.
An Amendment the Constitution, limiting
the incumbent Of tho Presidential Office
TO Single Term. IL. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Com. Dallas died o, Cullao on the 81 OF
June.
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Administrative Notice.

,a,HE subscriber having been appointed by
J the Hon. Court of Probate Of the town
of Mddlctown, Administrators on the estate
OF William James 1illcy, late ot Middle
town, dec, and having accepted said trust
and gwen bond according To law, hereby
rlyes notice To- ell persoaS having CLAIMS
against sad estate to present them lnr setllev
meni. aud to all persons indebted 10 make
npmcdlale payment.
CLARISSA Il. TlLLEf.
Middetown, Aug. ~, lSli.
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MOUNT HOPE HOUSE.

AycA The subscriber respectfully
'IygEV informs the cillZens OF Fall
Iat RIVER aud the Public generally,
JnaI nr las taken the new aud capacious Pub
hc House W Fail River, called the Mount
lIopE HoUss. TINS house has just been
erected by Doct. Dlrfce, and ~ one of the
argest. most capacIous and best arranged
Public Houses IN the Commonwealth.
1t is neatly furnished m every part-has n
great number Of pnrlors with lodging rooms
adininng-wuh other accommodations Tor
travellers too numerous To mentluu II Is
stocked with good larder--has plenty oi
iarhfu and experienced attendants, with
well skilled cooks always IN readiness To wait
upon visitors and the subscriber flattcrs
hinselfihai he shall be able To furnish a table
and other ACCOMMODATIONS io the satisfac ton
Of all who may ,lslt the House. lie respect
fully invites travellers aud others 10 call and
Judge for lhemselves.
WILLIAM A. WAITE.
Fall River, Angus, %, Isl ll-3",
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Phreno!ogy and Physiology.

PhrenO!Ogy and PHYSIOLOGY
THE second lecture of VIC. iiAh"'NG
ou III" subject of Phrenology & Phy-io
logy. rs applied 10 the education ct children,
viii be glyeH at the Town Han, to-morr""
tFnday) evening, at half past 7 O'Clock. Al
ter the Lecture, Mr.. II. Will examine before
the audience The heads of uny persons pres
ent. and state their true characters.
n. b. Srois Free.
Mr., u. has taken rooms over the Hard
ware store Of Messrs. Finch 4 Engs, on the
floor with Plumbe's Dagnerrian Gallery,
Thames street, where he will hold hlmsei ~
readiness at oil hours to attend upon those
friends who nay wish to consult hm protrs-
siona!ly. Aug. %
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

The MApisoNIAN, alter publishing
the letter Of Mr.. Tyler Withdrawing his
name from the Presidential canvass, has
transferred itself at once to the "demo-
cratic" party and hung out the flag OF
Polk and Dallas. The following are
some extracts from its manifesto on this
occasion -
QUA CouRsE.-Mr. Tyler having
Withdrawn from the Presiden nliaI contest,
i, may not be obtrusive or improper ior
US to say that our course hereafter will
be the same ,ha, il has been hitherto /;
viz. s,raiph,forwar6 in the old Madisoni-
an and JeHersonian Republican path
The principles Of Mr.. Polk are pre-
cisely the same that are entertained 10y
Mr.. Tyler. This we say on no DOUBT
rul authority. The same may be conf
dently said Of Mr. Dallas. Therefore
we shall advocate the election of Polk
and Dallas.
In short, from what we have known,
and from what we know, we have no
hesitation in saying that, next to Mr.
Ty Ter, Of all the great men o' the nation,
the friends of the Administration could
not have made better selection for their
standard bearer than James X. Polk.
Oflhis we assure our friends ,ciihout. The
least hesitation - Madisonian.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

There wss grea, FIRE at Gardner, Me
lat week
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Give us the noble hearted Polk tor pres'
dent, and the interests OF the country VIII take
care Of lhemselves.-Ea Eastern .hgus.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29
At Marke, lI75 Beef Cattle, 2sOO s

BRIGHTON MARRET-Monday, Aug. ao, 1914
Reparied for the Boston Daily Advertiser Patrio,
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Gle A X T. ID.
ME NlOISASDA.

23-Brig Echo, Smith, Tor Havana.
81 Poland, Gardner, du.
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Church Street, (up s,aIrS.l
Admission 81 cents. Children half price,
This picture, which belongs TO private
is ranked by compe'ent Judges
among the best productions oi l,s dIsI'n'
puished Artist. The avalls of It's Exhibition
are designed to aid ~ the erection of Tree
Episcopal Chapel on the lot lately offered tor
that purpose. by Capt. Norlham of tins ,owp,
situated about four miles from Newport, on
The West Road.
Newport, Aug. 30, lS44-f.
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They would have to-for Polk has neither
the ability or disposition to DO h.-.Nojol6
County american
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OX Marrow Pomade, Bears Grease, Hair
~ Dye OF several kinds. at
K. J TAYI.ORS.
Also FRESH LEECHES. a29.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

FOR SALE.
A BOUT eleven acres, with the buildings
IA thereon, situated at greencnd, | miles
from The State House, aud adjoining The
farm Of the late Wm. James TIlcy. E'q..
aud extending to Eas'on's pond ; It Is dIyI-
dcd into convenient lots aud Is not surpnSsc q
IN fertility and beauty Of location, for resi-
dence, by any other IN the town, For terms,
which will be accommodating 10 The purcta-
ser, enquire OF
RICHARD & GEO. G. SHAW.
Newport, Aug. 90, lcil-;3w.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-29

Wing majority on jvint ballot" loving
gain 20.
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LEWIS VI. MILLER, Providence,
.THEOPHlLUS e.. DUNN, Newport,
JABEI HOLMES, Bristol,
Trustees Of The Fiskc Fund.
Thomas II WEBB, Secretary.
If more convenient, Dissertations may be
seut 10 the care al the Secretary, NJ. 30
Washington street. Boston. or Nrssrs. Bart
lett s. Well'ord, No. 2e0, Broadway, n. Y.
Aug. g. lSi4-Gw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-12
DAGUERREOTYPEs.

HURST PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPES-PLU
+ DAnrrRRiAS G4LLEgy or PtTrSr PREaIUM CoL9s ORR
YORK, awaned he Heed Jstr Frs. P,eIisTs Gna t9
ses Tsw York and fenn,SanSa spesiTs for
beautiful coo7ed Pictures and best Apparatus ever
The Tribune of,h morning contain, the following neor
statement IN reference To the awa' o the American In
ksnesss awarded Messr.. Anthony. EdwnT' * Co
Mess. AnthSny. Edwards Co.: Plumbe and to
Mr. Brady each Diploma, isf superior specimens oil Ia
The Institute did not decide chose were the bes su, to
genuenea tand iAe ,Ord to ,TnI Of skl cpch eoppet:
esseeans se hoSsn he wRo SS 70 aWa
e'sit e'mi''H s. the oHS e PTu II T
" ~ corner OF Broadway AMI Futon entrance IN Fultos
lrd tooi frotas aEssr-shse mas De Ind na'nes which
theinseves and il DOT sup nor ara , 70 any that have
been hers,oorr taken. Mr. B. does claim o'
egen public who. well ssstrangef,. invited c,iie
The GALLEY beta;s soins eewhets. whether they intend ST.
Lkspsssss in all sassf xarun 70 give satisfaction. and
claim srpsfoly, being Fled b. oomoesni and pfscsca
person. AIKEN IN all westnen from Mto II lnsruc
aS ois S Inn. Si''n Il the 'H M.B.BR.py.
n TATE Sp p 2 SakRY rs
specuy call the attention OF citizens and strangers visiting
the CITY, o his spiesdd collection OF Dasreeotyps Portraits
which for beauty and accuracy deissoa cannoi Be- sur
passed. Portraits taken kinds weather e,thsr with or
without the coos ibe prices OF wsc ne reduced those
charged by the mos, inexperienced in the business.
The American Institute lis late exhibition awarded Sir
White the F Premium lot tbs best Uasuef--ype Likeness
or grouping and eene esect which bar another p.o
10 the superiority of his Portysrz
Mr.. White sole Sew York for he very superior
imported German Cameras ana VI o:5s: h.nneot
lie city state they be ebtcined.
n. b-impcsted GsTuSn tSn,efss sSo French asd AMER
ca lntrpusEs Of the @ quality, with PialeS Cases
CHEMICALS ehshi1s materials, &c.
r Whites CnAe MaEu:actcEy beng TIE argeS; and
extensive n The ned States ne enabled iron the quality
bs To sell pasusrreo;ype Miniature Gases,
per ecnt Lose, haG nthsr hnuss 'be uann s5y
rI'RE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY NIKE in
s1rsnees against lo7 dams-e By SIe snd iraad ncv
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John II. Non- .;iehas. Baldwin, Pets, 1. Ee~i1s
Edward Anthony.
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