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Congress-.

In he Senate on The l4h isSi.. Mr.
Semp Q presented proceedings OF II
meeting Of citizens OF Alton, ~lIiiauis,
IN favor "f measures to insure the To-
eat n of the National Road T. the
river Mississippi. at that place.
Mr.. White presented a memorial Of
citizens Of Indiana. for a grant oi land
To aid in the extension of the Wabash
and Erie Canal to the Ohin river.
Mr.. iEanne.un presented Il similar
memorial.
On motion hv Mr.. Walker. the
Secretary Of War was directed I"
Communicate Ia he Senate 4 copy Of
the report rs 10 the best mean Of i'm.
provin" the navigation of the Ohio
at tie Fails 1T Louisville.
Mr.. Henderson introduced n hill,
further to regulate the costs and lees
accrulng in suits and prosecutions in
the District and Circuit Courts Of the
United States. PROVIDES that the
fees and charges of the officers If the
United States Courts shall re no more
than those of the Courts of the States
IN which those Courts are respective
Iy situated.
The bill 10 refund the fine imposed
on General Jackson, was taken up,
AMI after some remarks by Mr.. Wood
bridge, in opposition to the bill, and
by Mr.. ~lluger, in favor Of it. it was
ordered TO he en%rcssed for n third
readlng-ayes 80, noes l6.
The bill to authorize a survey Of
Red liver, and for other purposes,
was ordered 10 be cngrossed for a
third reading.
The House resumed the considera-
ton of the report of the Committee
If Elections, in the case of the mem
hers elected by general ticket. and
Mr.. Douglass of Illinois warmly ad-
vocated the adoption Of the report.
At the conclusion of his remarks, a
number of gentlemen attempted to
obtain the floor, and the Speaker as.
signed it to
Mr.. Weller, who moved the prevl-
Gus question, which was sustained by
the Housewives 1913 10 ca.
The question was then taken on
the amendment proposed by MIR.
Dromgoole, as 4 substitute for the
resolutions of the Committee of e.
ections, in the following words:
"Resolred therefore. That all the
members OF this House, excepting
The two contested cases from the
State of Virginia, upon which no O.
pinion is hereby expressed.) elected
from the States of Maine. Massachu-
shelts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
Vermont, New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Virginia,
, 1844-03-02

exposure. Tie from four to six leaves
in a bundle, and see that the leaves
are pretty nearly Of the same length
and quality in the same bundle. Bulk
yoLr tobacco every evening, when
stripping, in the same way that Won
do before it is stripped. Let it re.
main in the bulk until March or April.
~(unless it should he likely to il iure
before that time.) then lang it on the
sticks and raise it in the house. Let
it hang until the stems are perfectly
dry then take it down the first gire,
as soon as the leaf has softened a lit.
tie, before the stems have limbered
at all. The stems should be dry e.
nough to break short off from one end
Of the leaf TO the other; then it is in
shipping order, and, if you choose, you
can pack it in large double buIks and
freight them. Before you commence
pr'zlng, it will he best for you to sort
over all your good tobacco and ar.
range it for the hogsheads, so as 10
have the tocacco in each hogshead as
near OF the same length and quality
as possible. Commence pricing about
the middle of May, or any time there
after when it mny best suit your con
v%enience, SO as TO put your tobacco
in market by the middle of August
It's order, when dry enough to insure
lis keeping, will vary according to
the heat or cold Of the atmosphere
Have your hogsheads fully up TO the
gauge; with rIve,ed or sawed slaves,
just as you like. liave them set up
smooth and nice, with planed plank
headings. Prize 1900 pounds in
each hogshcad; see that your tobac-
co is packed perfectly smooth aud
straight IN the hogsheaGS.
lwIIl try to tell Won something more
about curiag. Yen should have
moderate fires in every instance,
Tearing in mind that all people who
fire tobacco are more inclined 10
have /: cir fires zoo hot. than not hot
enough. II you raise ynur fires too
hot. ' ou will coddie the tobacco. and
make it worth but little: besides there
is u risk of your burning it. A yellow
plcbIld Is generally most admired bv
ii. erchanrs. though any color from
a nutmeg up to a bright Yellow viii
command Il fair price, If the qualify
IS good : n other respects. You must
rot expect 20 cure it all Of the s<me
color. 1t is almost impossible to Il"
that; nor should you consider it #
little value because il cures of differ
IN; %c"IorS. Ii it is uniformly good on
lie hill. 81 twill be in market. if vnu
manage it well. Y,u cann"t make
1t good after it is cut; it must He cord
before. AID then, BY good manage
mcnt; YOU may keep it So.
, 1844-03-02
TFor the Radical.

Nh. EDIroR:-I am highly gratifed
to find that some Of my c%o-laborers in
the great and glorious cause Of Whigge-
ry, have by dint of much perseverance
and importantly, succeeded in eliciting a
declaration of principles "for the public
eye" from one Of the Locofoco party
who styles himself "a Modern or Mis-
souri, Democrat" have had some mis-
givings, that your correspondent, who
writes over the classic signature of AS
Pasio," was attempting to palm off a
hoax upon your readers; and that instead
of being a Democrat, as he professed, he
was, in truth, as much of a whig as | am.
This suspicion has been confirmed by
the communication of ga Modern Dem
o%crat," Che will pardon me for not giving
him all his name, who from the authori-
tatiye tone Of his article ! take to be one
OF the high priests Of the Lccofoco
church-and an oracle Of "pure and
undefled" Democracy. He evidently
writes from the book; and speaks a. one
having authority. Nature has designed
him for a leadcr-and | doubt moi, that
he holds sweet communion with. and
participates in the counsels of the great
Humbugger himself. For myself
feel under great obligations TO him, for
this candid and Ingenious statement Of
the democratic creed. The wing party
now have something tangible at which TO
direct their batteries. We have now a
mark at which TO point our weapons, and
discharge our fires. | glory in a con-
test, even if il be unsuccessful, with an
opponent who has no conceAlment-no
reserve-who tells me what he is and
who he is. To grapple with such an
antagonist, is itself an honor-and 10 be
victorious, would be the acme of my po-
litical ambition. 1t is in the same spirit
Of candor and fairness, that has dictated
the communication of ga Modern Demo-
crat" therefore, that | propose TO give
your readers a confession Of Wing faith,
with such other observations as | NAV
deem usefulin Illustrating the cannons of
our political church. This appears to
me TO be not only fair and Just towards
this writer, and the party whose organ
he is; but il is of momentous importance
to the success Of the Wing principles
and the triumph of true democracy over
the fell spirit of locofocoism. We are
on the eve ofan important election, both
state and national, and if we would en-
joy the fruits of victory, we should show
our hands, and avow our creed. Wing
as | am, | have ever believed that We
should never have been cursed with
that minimus-that imp of discord-and
despoiler of our fair hopes, John Tyler,
as Vice President, Or President, if we
had not skulked from the declaration of
u principles at Harrisburg. As Fou-
che said Of the murder Of the Duke d.
E~nghien-"it was moro than a crime
1t was a cumberland l have thought
, 1844-03-02

Business P,opectS.-We do not
remember o! late wears to have seen
any 'h!ng aPproxmatlng to spiing
fu,lness set IN with as much energy
and spirit as 1t has in this city at the
present Time. All the packet ships
have lull trelghts; not goods the sur
plus OF manufacturing establishments
sent out To look for Il market. but
goods to order-and the moment they
arrive and the duties paid, they are
reshIpped To the several ports in the
South and up the Western rivers
n. Y. Sun, l4th inst.
, 1844-03-02

Maryland EIeclion.-The election for
members of Congress in this State took
place onthe 18th ult. We glean the fol-
lowing from u exchanges. In the Frs,
District part of Baltimore Up. kenne-
dy (Whig) has been chosen by a MAORI
ty Of 500. In the Second District,
Wethered (Whig) is SO ahead, as far as
heard from. The Wing majority in the
whole city is 68l, showing a Wing gain
since last October, of 349. In the Third
District a Democrat is probably elected
the usual Democratic majority there
being 800. In the Fifth District, a,
far as heard from, the Democrats had
gained, leaving the result doubtful.
Bylast nights mail we received furth.
er particular, of the result Of the cleo.
lion in Maryland. The following are
the names of the successful candidate:
for Congress. They are all Wigs: Is
district, John NJ. S. Causin; 2nd district
Francis Rrengle; Ord district, join
Wethered; 4th district, John P. Kenne.
dy; 9th district, Jacob A. Preston; 6tf
district, Thomas A. Spence.
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BIZ 10 suppress Liceniions"SSs.-
In the New ork Assembly, Mr.. Al
len. Chairman at tie Committee on
The Judiciary. has reported 4 bill ma
king seduction aud adultery crimes,
and punishable rs such, aud len times
the u>ua number ot copies OF the re-
port and bill were ordered % be
printed.
, 1844-03-02

We understand, says the Republican,
that charges have been placed in the
hands Of one Of the representatives from
Missouri, and an official investigation
demanded, against Silas Reed, Surveyor
General of Missouri and Illinois. They
al!egc Official delinquency of Il most Sc
rious character.
, 1844-03-02

Democratic .Meeting.-The proceed
ings of the Democratic Meeting in Cha
rette Township, il Warren county, are
toe lengthy for our space. This we We
~ much regret, as they are spirited and
of The right stamp. The meeting as
sembled on the Eth February. Acorn
mittee consisting of Frederick Munich,
Jesse Cation, VIM. W. Adams and Wal
ter T. James, was appointed, who re-
ported q spirited preamble and resolu-
lions, which were adopted. The follow
ing gentlemen were appointed Delegates
to the County Convention, TO assemble
IN Warrenton, OF the third Saturday in
the present month: Jesse Cation, Fred
erick Munich, William w. Adams and
Lewis L. Wyatt. The meeting declar-
ed in favor Of Martin Van Buren,, for
Prcsident-of e~lecting members of Con-
gress by single districts-of a Conven-
ton to equalize representation. They
passed q resolution condennatory ofthe
"monstrous" currency bills, alias "the
bills of pains and penalties" There can
be but little doubt that the Democrats of
Warren, are taking the right chute.
, 1844-03-02

The Rev. Mr.. BARNETT, will preach
at the Academy in this place, tomorrow
at ii o'clock, 4. NJ.
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We are under obligations 10 Hon. J.
JAMESON, for public documents.
, 1844-03-02

MOI an 81. Louisville Reporter
gives the following account of a rather
serious disturbance in that city, on Sun
day last. 1t says: yesterday our usu-
ally quiet city was disturbed by the gath
ering of an excited crowd in the neigh
borhood of the building, belonging to the
Medical Department of the University,
in consequence of the discovery there of
parts Of one or more subjects which had
recently been dissected. A hundred
false rumors were set afloat through the
city, and a large concourse of people as
sembled, a few Of whom seemed dispos-
ed to tear down or iniure the edifice.-
The Mayor, Sheriff, Judge Mullanphy
and others, attempted to appease the
crowd, but the people did not retire un-
I'll the property inside of the building
was destroyed. The Greys were order
ed out, but their services. were not call
ed into requisition. When our paper
was quito press, there were several hun
dred persons still on the ground, not
more than fifty of whom seemed inclin-
ed to make any disturbance. We under
stand that the whole affair will undergo
judicial investigation to-day.
A pnblic meeting was held at the
Court House about sunset, at which
resolutions were adopted and a Commit
tee appointed to investigate the matter.
The weather continues unusually mild
for the season.
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politicians resort, 10 obtain vcies-and
which no one condemns more than my
self. As an example, all of our aistin-
guished Wings profess reverence and
admiration for the character of Mr.. JET
fefson, and attachment and respect for
his principles-but wc know, that they
in truth, have no more respect for him
or his principles, than they have for old
Jackson and his principles. Again they
would have the people believe that a Ma
tional Bank and a protective Tariff adj
vance the interests of all classes, while
nothing is more demonstrate than that
they are designed for the benefit of cap
~italists, spectators, and all who live by
their wits-to the ruin Of the mass. |
might adduce other instances Of equal
inconsistency, but | have written
enough to convince my wing friends
mat 100 hiuch colllueict ohShl MOI 10 De
placed in the public professions of our
politicians in high places, and that the
articles of faith | have given above, are
universally regarded rs orthodox and
genuine. AN OLD FED.
@DuifG Green, OF the "isePublic,"
perpetrates i living truth in the fol-
lowing sentence in relation to tie
'.party plcs~.' The power OF the
party press is mol the power oil truth,
OF reason, or Of principle. 1t Is Tie
power oi dcHUHciGiioH.
, 1844-03-02

TIE Guard al PrOrided .tor.-Mr. T.
w. Gilmer, of Virginia, (''eycry inch")
is no doubt, about 10 be Secretary of
War, and his nomination viii complete
that peculiar story of Tyler's, Of having
provided for every friend he ever had in
Congress. Profit, Gushing, Irwin. Wise,
Rencher and Gilmer. But we are again
too fast. We forgot DR.. Mallory! But
if Tyler has forgotten him, how can we
be blamed for IL:
Sylla desiredt to have it inscribed on
his tomb, that no man had ever gone be-
yOnd him, Sin furnishing his enemies
and rewarding his friends" The cap,
tain" has certainly transcribed him in the
amiable feature ofthe epigraph.-[Rich,
mond Wing.
, 1844-03-02

Henry 4. WISE who has been con-
iirmed by the Senate as Minister TO Bra
I'll, is quite fortunate and comes from the
only district in the United States which
has no newspaper. In proof Of the tai
ent, education and general intelligence
of a constituency without a public %journ-
al, it is stated that in 1919, when Mr..
Wise intended 10 make a speech The
town crier made proclamation as follows:
20 vase, o vase, tbs here is fur to give
motifs that the honorable Henry 4. Wise,
is fur to be delivered ola speech this al
ternoon at / O'Clock, right into misty
Waddy's pa-az, and want you all fur
to cum."-TSt. Republican.
, 1844-03-02

BQHk ASSETS. Tie assets Of the
Commercial! Bauk oil New York we,e
sold at pubic auction III thai city on
Ia,t Monday week. The nvmlnal
value ui the assets offered lor sale wa,
nearly $l,OOo,OOO. The gros, pro-
crcds oi safes were only !Sl,ll3.
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British -NiRiSier.-Thc y. York
Herald says: Oh Mr. Packcnham hun,
self. We b., lle,e lheIe Is not much
known III TINS county. lie is Iath-
Ell ii Young ~dIrlomatIsi, OF the English
school, beng not more than forty OF
forty tive Years oi age, & Is conmex-
ION ol the LongtO!d family IN LELAND.
His father was the celebrated .AdmI-
raj Packeunam, vino q~uclled the mutt,
ny IN the Nore during The French
revolution. His uncle WAS The ccIc-
Uralod General F~ackenhan, who was
h..cd la tho latte ui New Dreams III
he batte win Gen. Jackson. The
DUau.rss ut ellington, who died
Some Years ago, WIS his aunt, aLu
Ae believe he Is AIMED To the hngh To-
'ly party. ii wAlcu the Duke Is tie
PstLcIPat mead.
, 1844-03-02
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DoWiing-Grcen, Mar. ,, ISL.
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Corner Of A.aH and J1.0.$aa-
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II. WILHEI.MS

OkTER OF Frnea aud German Fancy Articles and En-
btoioefy esae and tai having BY The i,,,'
auvat an entire and All al sock Of 10 IDS sos o.
"ncn wee nevrr BeiOfe his country; he teejy M.
o's pu3ie ~ seuerat, sod the Idsst pasuoul e. that
ne wi seli the llowirg lcs tie fern
VIZ haterils m brOid ~, cJnsistIs OF vored Floss
.ed tuse u T. th@nuls eau tetsn z rosaed aer,
~ ~ urscrItOn OF commence sud nnish EmDfoder
penln a. lro FiEuret, CsHd-stiek sc Willow Ha
Ihairs Iahes Porcrla sta lola ths ROYAL p
sn manu actory; Ldies eel OfnabeAs Bies Broocha,
e,I o. tselet ArtInesi Flewers az usney ioc rates;
rec en- fumes Tor tue Toilet; Paper Chaa Oil PAat.
Ihts &c ~ importing all his goods h, offers them q,
rrtef, press iov than before kf own IN th
r0unry hyUs % tnsr in AuoKs he will faln orlers al
al descriptions on ths lowest tsms.
No asa Broadway, New York
~ ~ Tr-most nov nossou.
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FOR THE PILES.

n Pes AIR j. Bow mar, distinguished sagUr< rsdinx
Broadway, been afflicted with f,sc - sssts years
consulted about three months saie 5a sstkre ives
ou appetite bad liver torpid, occasons paapasTn tounts
pale and aagud npans Of paiAs s.ss ~ edneys
great irritation, eight the lower 1Ssl OF me
bowels, attended, with pile tumors so much isSsA ut ms
inteese suffering, otser tes rcisSS them
poise dscnae oil blood inducing gess Debility
he muscles OF he back from the isg continued irritation haa
degree lost their producing lunbako sad y Nas
muecuity thai he could walk his ssp was ane
pfrm srpeudsd n i've hundred doas III ioutsssa
years for this mad obtained oay Temporary 70
lief is >y having taken only tnres boxes
niles and feels Istarn of the COMPLIANT - III
md active thirty And atrbebs IL ~
20 that able rsincdy DR.. UrnAMs fiLb
,ader this onv OF lheus ma similar csses eua pJ
he Pile Eiectusry, an int0ha femeoy, ~
by the proprietor his once los bowhxT our do's aaeya
H. Warner X Co. Utica 4. u. Fitch ~ Co. syIccuse A
B. swan, f.ochnuur Coinap u Co. Buffalo.
I'm w
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70 TNUSE WITHOUT CHILDkEN--A Pko
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

greatest discovery IN nsdieai ssencs that Of a. A.
Dssomt-un Paris lis has entirely sTpioasd the sss-
ally rseeved opiaon OF the eItsu OF ncurabl' stetJ ~
Of Authorization, whleA
TtFsnaly rsr The ny. be ans nnyrrss suaesss Of NJ
ILstavoc, OF producing that 81
.lru when the wife baoHiaR blessed hsf
ho Tor years plnsd cnldss ioaen.ss has uis sstao h
ne uss OF the ProsIasive nuir Cordial IL is n.iahi,
n cnnria vcahness fuor abps, debility, nsontaenes, Lgd
he various tram c0mplsin arising from illness
mprvdsaioe aud inyarabs ecomns
isi,on The vi this wonderful Ey Cordial il wolf
abiish .as Of more tan nt thousand bottles aad PACK
saciept evidences oil Its exoeiecs the
gh,rh nst IL pleasant mud agreeable 10 the tas,s
This updesssea hs only authorised for this
RI. -.
For tbs Of ose rsisag Of the oY n, "a
redcnts e0napoEns the Elixir Cordial ia p1ska&s
or transnsson by lna, with full direction for pftpsfsg
Price OF package IS, making three botttes
al Letters must be postpaid, aud 5Jrsctei 30
Or. y. nthtVhAU. Der ~, n YORK atty
mac Iu pdNsa Offcc ~ Lbsftv st.
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TO The LADES-lf you have harry srcreseass, conceal
ing broad aud elevated forehead you have insight
apteadese OF hearc lips G have
hoous nah sgurng any part OF 0tberwe beautiful f.
ces the foudre subtle invented by Dr. Felix viii
quickly ana forever eradicate il without the
tnx the ppafatoa tested at Doctors oce all doubt o
eMuei. beux hsnbog viii quickly vau,sh sale ool
At OF walker street hfs from the OF BrosdwayS
per botte-whe be had the following articles all
oiotcles pimpIes reckles tan, obrw ch
iaIowness roushne,s OF the skn Tor chapp hands face
ihusquto bte Its ELECTS the washing
hdnn IN laying ali irritation aud esa6ng ties
6s without CAKE One cake, so caats and
anti OF return the m.ney sueon su Be
bold mutation, and buy where's e
,iourands Eau de bedue, True " Of Desuty, il
yng and beanfyilg the comp and by its dill pro.
pces presenting the ormai oil
when present. 81 per bottle
touIands Hair De will change red gray hair besuti
al dak brown or 0ack without aiming skin 81
lie Whsser aud f,yeb'ow bye, % cents per bottle
Gourouds Blanc d'Espngne or Spinisn Whi gives pure
t-tke ssbastsr whitsness aud hness the shn-r
rom rom A. and Is eatifly asnIhatss con,
ach Tins witn other OF Dr. preparations, initiated
Buy where else bat 81 Walker the frat stre
the corner Of broadway where Will be
PARTS. -
Asents-Jordp, Milk street, Boston; 70 Chestnut sseet
hIiadelphs Roeiuson Hasbnr,h; Hsrntch. La1sss e.;
stao ook Prin,stoa: Tnppe Newark, Tousy Rochsser;
Casw. Lochport; Smith, Palmys; Grigs HamIlton coan
tlio Goshsn My,Is New paven; Dyer frovd, nes TaS'
or Newp r Carleton, Lowell; Ives, Sslem Hodge ewbu
ype Psston PoItsoouth patt Portland; Goid Bsngo';
luther Whs CALAIS; sstn hsnce Baitmosi se'sy sMs
conn Bui., Hartfard; h. c. Fsrie, Middlstown.
NIL I'm dySwyIa
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Y. w. CORNER tULrOn AID NA3sAu sEkEECS
TIE New ionK HEaALD-A daiiy Paprer, Issued
ming OF the wertprlre ckrrs p-f copy. county
,aDscrte ufpsned the rate, Cor sscae pos
vmtan 10 advance. no un,ss paid Id
TBr WEEKLY HpnALD-IssusJ svsry Saturday nognisx ~
o'ciock--crec QUARTER cInrf pee eoIy-n-
aishes 10 aosary sdnscra-rs par annu, in aavanstf
u 81 spscilc pafod
CossSsrorpsaJs rsasnstod sddrsRs ,hsl, is %
syssa .SanAeMGDpe lhepestpNf,
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BECANNON'S COMPOUND PULMONARY
SYRUP

hbit certificates autographs from either President Vice
,esdent Governor, still assured that they will
when necessary this Ascan known
and wide a. tie most AID truly esaciou. remedy
suomtred the notice Of Intelligent public he
commentators of Numerous humble e-por but
it, god eharscsr and should louder
than the bought certificates which we daily see Paadsd M
numerous friends and We could refer several II sne most
respectable physicans Of Tor their opinion Of
tgentiensn standing in their profSon have placed
them IN the highest rank Bee nnons Compound Pulmonary
plants nipen1A, coughs ceds, and consampnon has bs
by aud its sale as been
compel the proprietor to place in de
Of the city, where the demands tor may be
the wered.
II all the principal druggists in CITY, and
be had Wholesale resail CT ,he propIletor
BEGAN NON. 90 Vestry
4aml. Palmer log West street. James Taran druggist
2SG Green wich corner Warren az mis- I'm. IN
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LEECHES LEECHs.s. $! LEECHES!.!
TO ME,,CH ANTs, DhL GGlSre DisPENSAEIES,
aud Lorhes W the qeahtit Ia size ssieood
nd Leeehes,
newton, sals low by b. JOSEfH 10 Madsa lase
ap j. takes iaio
article they with be found always
out liz supply W pack:
leaving H.moug monthly, rs iolow5-celIaLi, How ard
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UNITED STATES DAGU EkhIAN GALLERY
l75 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS
r WHITE would respectfully call the Of citizen
l< and sngers visiting the his speadd Loilecto,
Of DhGUEkKEOrfP Pc PORTRAITS, single, or in group,
rom fourteen the plate which, beau
and Accuracy CT deineson be ssed Portrl
taken all kinds of weather. either with thou color: tn
of which he has reduced those charged by the
sxpefiencad Al the basiRess
White the first Tor the beat Dague likeness
to grouping and general eect which but another
VI the superiority OF his nts Mr. Whs the sole
New FORK for the imported German Camera
and At other establishment the CITY State
obtained
Imported German Cameras; also French aud Amer
ustruents Of the best quality, with Plates Case
Chemicals, Polishing Materials, Sc always hand TO-
sale at the very lowest pficeh f24 1nI<