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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

DOCKS LOST. -. The "Committee on Library" Of
i the Richmond ..Franklin Institute have examin-
ed the Library and have found the following list
missing which not accounted for the Librarians
record:
Pope's w orks, "a vol. Robertson's Works. Campbell
and Owens Debate. 9th and 18th vols. Irvinp's Works
9TH and .ti vols Buwcr's Novels, Novelsts Magazine
Life of Cromwell , vols, Life of Sir Isaac Newton,
Life Of Charlemagne, Chesterfed's Letters, Mrs Opis
LYING. Dwigts Decisions, = copcs LIST and sth vols
Byron's Works, Mrs Chld's Appeal, Laah Rookh,
Campbcs Poems, Recoliections of Persons, Converse
tons on Chemistry; Coeridge, Shelly and Keats; Mans
fields Political Grammar, copies; British Spy; Tho
Spy, vols; Revolutions Europe GoldsInth's W. rks
Anne rican Chcste reld; I'd vol Tour through the Holy
Land Court and Camp of Bonaparte.
Persons having any of the above named books will
please leave them Immediately with the Librarian ths
undo rsgned. Some of the works have been traced
their pos-essors who escape being published
turning them within weeks. J. :. LYLE, Chm
Nav 25th. 1915
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
From the Cincinnati Chronicle.


1t will be seen by tho proceedings of the Lou
isvie Convention, that on Saturday that body
completed the separation of the Methodist E.
Church. The resolution passed was adopted with
only three dissenting voices. These thrce were
from Kentucky.
The resolution declares the connection be-
tween the two branches Of tho Church entirely
dissolved The methodist Episcopal Church
South" however. adopts the Discipline OF the
Methodist Church throughout
This proceeding. taken all in all, Is tho most
singular which any Christian country has
ever exhibited. The world will ask why it
absolutely necessary to make absolute divis-
ion Of a church organization. In 4 country, one
in religion, ono III government. and ono in Ian
guage! The proceedings themselves avow the
cause TO DO Slavery and its consequences. But
why should slavery control the action of the
Church! This again tho proceedings disclose
They declare that tho Church cannot be made
useful in the saveholding States unless its Bish-
ops and Ministers Shareholders, or what is the
same thing. if the Church authorities, forbid its
Ministers to hold slaves.
Looking at this a naked fact. stripped Of
all the external influences of passion, party and
preiudices, is not this one Of the most extraordi-
nary events ever recorded Ask any man in
the world if the Church has not right to forbid
its mcmbers from eating fsh,-from attending
thca,res,-from betting on horse races. or make
any rule regulating mannors or conduct, and oil
will admit it has. Ask. if any one outside the
Church has right to object to such rules. and
.hore can ba but one answer: 1t is no concern of
mine; the Church has right to discipline its
own members as it peascs.
Notwithstanding this obvious truth, the Con-
vention at Louisville declare that the Church has
no right to discipline its own members; and that
it has such awe, such fear Of Tom, Dick and
Harry, in the body polite. that they dare not do
right!
Such facts need no comment and it is not our
business TO o.for any. 1t is sufficiently obvious
that are worry far removed from the ages of
martyrdom.
Tho general result will be religious social
and perhaps political separation of all those peo-
pie who compose the great body of the Methodist
Church. For ourselves regret the move mont.
and are slow to bolieve that division can load to
good.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

SHERIFF>s sALE..-By virtue of al Execution to
- me directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court will ex
pose public sale the Court House door, in Centre
vile, Wayne County Indiana, the 2lst day of june
1S45 between the hours of te o'clock A NJ and four
O'Clock, p NJ, said day, the following property, to-
wit:
A Certain parcel or tract OF land lying and being in
the County OF Wayne. and State of and known
by being part Of the SouthW quarter of Section
twenty, go Township fourteen, IA of Range one. II
West of the principal meridian line draw from the mouth
of the Great Miami River and bounded follows, tow
Beginning at Stake eight e perches North of the
South East of said quarter section, thence North
seventy-fve and half rs Ia degrees West twenty
six 90 perches and six tenhs Is 10 Stake thence
North fourteen IA perches and fve-tentls $40
Stake; then East twenty-five 49, perches and
tbs l0 to the quarter section line; thence South
said line twenty 81 perches to the place of Begin
ming, Containing two p threequarters, 81 and
perches, less. with all the apperenan
ces, Mills, Mill houses Mill and Water privileges there
unto belonging Taken the property of John W
League, satisfy said Execution favor of Eli Brown
and Priscilla Fry, Al
DAVID GENTRY, shift ". C.
May 9th, les5 [P-f g. 22@s.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
THE MoRMoNs.-A correspondent Of the Tri

THE MoRMoSs.-A correspondent Of the Tr-
bune. writing from Nuavoo. says;-"Mormonism .
instead of exploding. Us it was supposed it would
upon the death Of the Prophet, Joe Smith. has
continued flourishing They fast
increasing in power and strength, and they talk
openly of defending themselves against every
thing that docs not suit their notions. Every
house has arms in it, and there is scarcely man
who does not carry arms on his person. They
permit process Of law to be executed upon the
inhabitants Of the Holy City unless i, suits them.
No man IS permitted to express any opinion hero
derogatory to tho character and standing of tho
people. If he does so, he is Immediately driven
out Of the city by Mormon mob"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

Mr.. CoLroN's LrFE AND TINES OF Henry CLAY.
Mr.. CoLros has published tho following note
in relation to the paragraph we copied form a
Cincinnati paper, concerning this forthcoming
work:
CARLTON House, N. Y. May IS. ls45.
To the editors of the N. Y. Courier & Enquirer:
notice in your paper Of this morning. an
extract from tho New York Correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, about my work, concerning
which beg leave to remark first. that those
statements unauthorized by me; and next,
that though not without foundation, they arc, in
some particulars; incorrect. c. COTTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

The RULING PASSION STRONG IN-WATER.-
A week ten days since. on the arrival of the
steamer Smith at Albany. Georgia. general rush
was made by the merchants for the boat. to
engage freight; one, moro daring than the rest.
attempted to leap upon her deck before she reach
ed the wharf; in this he failed, and was soon sub
merged head and ears. While the astonished
crowd stood brea,hless, with apprehension for his
fate. his head high above water. and he cried
out; "Isay, Captain. save room for my three hun
dsed bales. "A polachicola Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
THE GENUINE WIG SP1RIr.-The Wings Of

The GENUINE WIG SpIRIr.-The Wings Of
Tennessee arc fighting with indomitablo spirit,
the great contest for Governor in that State They
arc also contesting, with unflinching zeal, the
canvass for members Of Congress and the State
Legislature. Whatever may betide-whcther
victory defeat ovcrtako party in tina,
State-the Wings of Tennessee have cvnced n
spirit in the canvass which demands tho highest
praise from their brethren of tho Union.-Per-
sonal ambiton-prvate Gssension-contests for
office-havo broken the party in Virginia. and
sacrificed some Of the best and nob'est Wings.
But there, every were elso defeat but puros It.
and propa res ii for tho next contest and the vic
tory. In Tennessee, however, everything Is
given up to prime pie, and the Wing party 20 into
tho contest with unbroken front.-Batimoro
Patriot.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
Fire in AlleghanY City.

Quito destructive fire occurred in Allegheny
City on Friday night of last week. Some thirty
valuable dwellings, and four very large and we'll
filled Canal Ware houses, with most Of their con-
tents were consumed. Tho loss is estimated at
five hundred thousand dollars. The fire first
broke out in in carpenters shop, and is sup
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

DiPPrSa.-Capsain Tyler is said to be engaged
in catching fish in the James River, Va. Til >
is right, and would have been Brighter YETI if he
had gone at it sooner. Pity tha. he had not been
employed in clipping for fish during the las.
four years, instead of dipping into matters BY
which he had his fingers burnt, and his reputa-
ton furnished. He would have gained more
credit, and the people been better satisfied.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

RHODE ISLAND LEGIsLArUE.--This body ad-
iourned on tho 10Th inst, TO meet at Newport on
the 4th Monday Of June. The act of amnesty.
introduced in the Senate by Mr. Potter. was re-
ferrcd to a select committee consisting Of Lieut..
Gov. Dman, of Bristol, John IL. Weeden, of
North Providence, and Joseph Smith. of Warren
with instructions to report in June. The vote
on the reference was 10 to II. In tho House a
resolution introduced by Fenner Brown TO
appoint committee to prepare bill providing
for the liberation Of Dorr. This resolution was
laid on the table by vote of % to 81. An act
was passed. liberatins Messres. Boswor,h and
Hearth on their taking tho oath Of allegiance.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

WAR.-The last war cost a good deal moro
than care to remember; and it cost England
oven more than US. For,y-,wo ships, fourteen
packets of ten guns each, and twenty-nine ships
Of wrecked upon our coast. The public
ships that werc taken. destroyed and lost. were
ffty-six. besides the following mercha mt vessels.
amounting to eight hundred guns: 454 ships. $40
briggs, $50 schooners, l35 sloops, and $50 various
classes re-captured.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

THE Next CoNGREss.-The elections for the
next Congress thus far, show that the Admins,ra-
ton has ninety mine, and the Wings fifty eight.
Maryland, North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi.
Tennessee. Kentucky and Indiana have yet 10
hold elections. The aggregate delegations from
these States make up fiftyseven members; of
these, If parties stand in the last Congress, the
Administration will have thirty-four and the
Wings twenty-three. The Administration ma
jority in tho House will probably exceed fifty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

GREAT TeorrrxG.-Gen. Dunham's marc, Of
Albany, N. Y, recently tro,sed over tho Course
near that city, one hundred miles in nine hours
and half. She was to trot 100 miles in 10
hours; which she did, and trot,ed mile over, in
IL minutes short of the time. She performed
the las, mile In minutes, and appeared as fresh
as if nothing had happened.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

~ ATE..--By virtue of a power contained in
the last will aud testame of William Brown, late Of
sell private sale, the valuable FARM of said dc.
ceased being the East half of the North West quarter
81. Township TO- range IL; and the Vest half
of the South w est quarter of Section ~ Township l6.
range Ilcontainng One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
uated in the of Henry, Immediately the Ma.
tiona road miles east of Lewisve, and eight miles
of Cambridge. Eighty of the land is under
high state of CIVILIZATIONS; and there the premises
u large two-sory Frame House-large Frame Barn, and
other buildings, and excellent bearing
Orchard, all in good repair and condition
lj-TERMS.-One-thrdo of the purchase will
he required in hand, and the remainder two equal in
stalments of twelve and eighteen months
Persons at distance wishing further information
rnng the premises by addressing letter, post
paid, ! the undo gned IA Lewisve, Henry CO.,
have any information desired.
ISAAC PARKER, Executor
May 2sth, lS4,. Up. {. $o,50.-N. Cour 22-3t
Indiana Wayne County,
In the Wayne Probate Court
Virgins &. WATSON, Adm'rs.
Of Samuel Fleming deed. r. ..u:.. =
Stephen Swain. and 'o"e' " "'aAs
The Heirs Of dee -DN>"'
Now to wit at the May Term lSi5, of said Court, tho
said petitioners and show the Court that q return
of found had been made by the Sheriff, John,
Peter. Andrew, Elijah Fleming; Nancy Ale xander Da-
vid J. Fleming, Martha Mc;il, Nancy Juliet and Jane
Fleming. John " asson, Martha Guy, James Sarah
Ann Nasson David j. Mache Niolinda Christopher s..
John B.. William, James, Samuel r.. David j.
tina c.. and Catharne Fleming. 1t is ordered
Court that SAID defendants found be notified
pcndency of tins petition by three
IN some weekly newspaper, printed and published SAID
county aud unless they appear and show why thu
PRAYER said petition shall be granted will
be heard and de- rInincd in their absence
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Cl'k.
Julian, Atty Up. f. 5000 22-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
Cincinnati Market, May 81.

OIuCIHndHH vAdHhctS Way
FLOUR.-Sales of several wagon loads Yesterday
$3:6093:IO y bril-, inspection in each paid by the
buver.
PROvISIONS.-Sales of Il, 900 lbs Bacon at &c for
Hams 81 for Clear and 64c for bone Sides and &c
Shoulders casks included; 40 hhds Sides &C. casks
ira, hhds do &c, hhis Shoulders. Sic hhd
vassed Hams, Sc, casks and 40 kegs No
Lard at Sc.
WHISkY-Sales from store and at river yesterday at
Ice - gallon.-Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
Preparation for 1S4S!

The following letter advises that the administration
beginning to work the wires for the purpose of
ing Mr.. Van Van Buren.-Rich,nond Wing.
WASHINGTON CRY, Nav H. ls45
Gentlemen:-1t is reported here that Mr. Van Buren,
will be the Loco candidate for President lS4S
Mr. Polk is disposed to favor him all power The
of the exPresident Van Buren, is a the White
House Orders have been given to put in office New
York and other places Van Buren's friends and Mr..
Wright the god of New York. has been writing
here urging that Wright, Gen. Cass, Buchanan
and Dallas, jealous of each other, they will give
himself to his State that the Tariff of 1912 should not
be disturbed; and the remarks of the official organ on
that subject have kicked in the Cabinet Mr. Polk
and his Cabinet getting their fever; the
can bully Mexico, but they afraid of England.
Yours, +. Y.
Six odd fellows have been accommodated by the
Baptist church in UnionviIle w ashing county,
count of the supposed Inconsistency of the of
their order with a religious profession.
The N. Y Commercial Advertiser of the 18th instant
says
1t is that another mt is to be tried b
the Administration in regard to the keep
ing the public this city; the number of
deposite banks is to be reduced and those institutions
which retained such will be required furnish
tain security and conform regulations in re-
quail at all times to the amount of in circulation
The Georgetown Advocate of the 2Otl, inst. saws: A
celestial phenomenon having the appearance Comet
was visible during the early part of the night
pied position SOUTH and distng both east
and west of the moon, the latter very bright
The New York Sun says, of the Brooklyn Ferry
hundred and fifty per annually capital in
vested
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

0JThe Indiana Sentinel s:igmatises the Hon.
Caleb B. Smith, tho Wing candidate for Congress
factory man." 1t is a strong Locofoco argument.
Tho ''unwashed Democracy" have mortal anti
pathy to soap and soap actories.--Lonsville
Journal.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
KESSLER'S PREPARATION!

kESSLER'S PREPARATION!
For the determination of RATS, MICE, &C.,
Manufactured a Richmond. and for sale
j. r. DugdaIe d Co.'S Drug Store
IG\H1S preparation possesses the singular property,
that, without being actual poison, 1T will not only
kill Rats and Nice but will. of the Gas
produces positively force those that do parake of
it, pereipisateiy to ieape the house.
GrPrce so cents per Box-with direc,ions.-C0
Richmond, May 2eth, ls45. 22-3t-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

CANDLES THAT DO NOT REQUIRE SNuFFlNG.-
Some body says candles may be made to burn
their wicks by sa,uratng them with strong
solution Of nitre, and then thoroughly drying
them. Tho cause Of tho wcks refusing to
burn is, that the air cannot get access to them.
The nitro, however. at high temperature, will
supply oxygen enough for that purpose.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
CARLTON House.. N. Y. Nav 10. ls45.

THos. Smith, L. F.. is announced for Congress
in the Sd District, Ind.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

Washington correspondent ofthc New York
Journal of Commerce writes; "Mr. Dallas, it Is
now said. lately called here to peside upon
the improvements necessary to ho mado in the
Senate Chamber for tho Accommodate of the
growing family of States. The limits of the
Gambler are narrow enough to suit tho views oven
of those who would make tho Mississippi our
western boundary. l, was not an easy matter
to make room for Florida, Town and Texas. Mr..
Dallas decided to add another row Of seats to the
inner circle, inside Of the chair. Texns, Iowa
and Florida are there to be accommodated. The
sofas outside Of tho bar will afford room, here
after, for Wisconsin, Nebraska, and tho States,
he reafter to be carved out of Texas and Oregon"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

The Loccfocos Of the 9th District have nomins
DR.. J. w Davis for reelection to Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28
WC1L3 W01L3 WCCh3
IN 0() LBS. OF WOOL WANTED AT THE

RICHMOND vOoLLEN FACTORY.
VTNHE undersigned is prepared to receive WOOL, to
manufacture into Cloth, FlanneIs. Blankets SAITH
nets, and Jeans either by the yard, shares-on
suited to the times. He also has hand very
good of the above named goods; which he
willing EXCHANGE for WOOL other produce.
I77He will also FULL and DRESS CLOTH, at the
customary prices
LEVINUS KING.
Richmond, Goth Of 18th mo-, 1945. 22tf
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LATEST DATES AND PRICES

Boston. May Il Baltimore. =. May 90
New York. May 10 New Orleans May IA
Bost NJ Pork 400 Flour ASIA Whisky 25 Lard Il
n. Y. NJ Pork 1898 Flour ATS Whisky pa Lard !
Bait VI. Pork 1880 Flour $50 Whisky D Lard 81
n. O. NJ. Pork 400 Flour 4l2A Whisky 81 Lard 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

uOur friend, the editor of the South Bend Free Press,
IL evidently about introduce departing into his
paper at least judge from change observe in
the title Of his paper Should he be successful he will
doubtless become the oracle of the benevolent and phi
lanthropic order "l00l'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-05-28

The following letter advises that the administration
beginning work the wires, for the purpose
ing Mr. Van Van Buren-Richmond Wing.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
Rnnk KEEPING. &c.

* C. MARSH, Accountant respectfully announces that
u. s Counting Rcoms No. s. Cedar street, Continue open
finu \. II. to9 7. NJ.
In the study of Book keeping as taught ~ Mr. Marsh
every pupil keeps lie uifr practical raanne eGrptsfs 81
NJ Daytrc-ShD books embracing all the different business
transactions cn good mercantile house, he -e3nt nts la
,yh ai the hooks rons set. with A.! the documents
r.tlng tie books, tI,a baiance baan 'heet acconn
current and with rerraae cnlcaa."ns, IN n'efSs
discount. eluu tIon of payments, exchange, &c. 80,
In one instruction person cl coed capacT VIII
become competent B0oskeener, and vii receive cettii
cate Ia tina; eiid,I.i No one ls tau=h, IN class
siERC ANT'1I4E WRITlNG.--i thorough course 81 pro-
lessons. which will NOT t in eiiecnr vitln - M
nrCYet4cu a truly rls may i' ~'n
az .ne rooms. .,-
rrpscs with terms, ou.S, &c. may be obloced NJ INC
rocns i7y and evening. - .,,
The Sricuce double Book Keeping Simpli6e lil
edition. 200 pages ornvo: pTice Sl .,
Tle AIT OF Single Entry isoos Keeping improTst 81 edit
ton 100 pnge octave; price 70 5SNs-
For snle MT thu bonks;orrs. aud si Ne rooms.
MIR Marsh offers his Opening closing writing
VI hooks 81 Cet.Gr street. up sthss zSN
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
GENUINE TEAS.


WHOLESALE AND IGTiiL.
the c Carton TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE. x: CHATHAM STREET, n Y
.;TL.ei -.fr1-;
5IS Has-ksI Etfs=f. NsFT-S Ok
81 Grand r.ce;. GalT -, ok.
81 s,rseIUlch E-Te-t, nc-.f .l-i.o1.
al6 Futon st!ce; R:S.J.i-r.
- tasE,rut crt . Worth FhiI.E. fhi.sdsuks
- q HaRoys: street. H1stSa.
'SsIih t5e 5tedo1 o. TITy md tnustr: Fnmier and
q tu-e-9 io tIsiI Vera e.hsd1sus v5Te iter link
~ 10 isli ~ best eieco1s 0i pare snd ur1dults-a-
e -S y he Icec 5tes ii- rnlvcrIsi popularity and
a! Hef hls- vyst reiscacstO iE Gusigss. 0p pri.
cs ara sp-u ceIias, well ulGes,pDd 20 render inr.
lt c9llia.S Haces.aty Original and ey watennrse in.
M sag .: fioErG1s Blck Tea Obsarge tfnrEsrz vii
" ~ ca.r T. remember lie rlbsf Of TIE pIiaclai Sore
IN tfsst t tstrEesn Ps=Ii snd h0ssts; streets
a- luhle viii also DC eaHE AXE G0tc hst tie Canton
ss men have aOiEg do with any other sotes except
ia'se asoriDsa q The top Of this advertisement rsY
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
SCHOOLS.

I,RFpARAToRY (BoARDING) SCHOOL. MIDnLE-
+ Town CONN. D. H. CHASE. y: NJ. PRINCIPAL.
T,.lshsd in 1Ssi Sessions alay 18th aGd OCT.
ijth continuing tive montr al $50 per session. Thorough
preparation T college o business and personal attention. afe
slre To pups as fully the most expensive schools
Lads iron New York placed IN charge on careful person.
gong and Circulars ut Al haIka sreetgau ia
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
TAR SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
4
.AnpIcIN.NI anI..i.. crN.

The above Is the ORIGINAL and only GENUINE prepaa.
ton ou, tbs valuable '!ee. ~ e,hs, beng fictitious ana
]. renoyed,o 10 he y. W corner ef E;sb,h and Race ee
PiiadePhg- THIS medcne.s arSnowie.sed ey The Poie,
other remedies cAered 10 The public for the Of The
~ Keep the pans of DR. sINAYNE in view, Esh,h
and Race. Philadelphia.
AGgNrs-Eisvilaad Kec,e & Co. New York; DR.. w. u.
Mnnr COZ Broadway rn{ John-st T. A. Sands, lS Bow.
ery T. B. Ma[eL 95 Rlceckess' \ Y Ciy, Nc: Hey,
John Pearson Rahwry: john Ierhnns, New Brunswick. y
j.; :. IIatrsoa. Salem Mass; W H. Psfce Albany L
Bull Frny Spalding 4 Harrington. and J. GIsen & Co.
Worcester. Mass, John T. Hall i % Boston; Harvey Say
Montgomery, l.ans,ngbuig. \. Y; =. NJ. Cohen & Ce
Charleston : G.; Andrew Oliver & Co. NewOtieans K K
j. Adsms and F. Scleinc. 81 Louis Wm Thorn, Ptisbuy
f. r. Hn,nnn Cincinnati iahSfrs
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-21
nAGuERREoTYPES.

TINTED STATES DAGIfERRiiN GALLERY llS
{ J EEfiADgTAT. Up SrtfRS.-E- WHITE would re
:ract,g ca,ltr- attention o czsrs AMI srnnreTS vsnns
,ba rty 10 h snaud,i COLLECTION Di agucro9ype fottS
.r. Il. or N -!oups .rol 10 Il pco5= 90 NE scns phle'
,ybch fu beauty and tccrTcy o fcEaatnn cahno. Oe toI
4e gctsiis iaken in " Xmas "i vc1hsr either with or
:ho ea:os Inc press o. 'sa no ms Islceh 20 Iho'e
ctrrcs lfy tha uost :rrSperte1e@l n tls ius1s7f
TIE American H;litue u IT. 5a exhibition eTaEed oir
% t,T.t Pcri.7 foT ihs bcsi ln-coreOtype Likeness
e. f c0up!ng ;-r s5leEa efscli Wfcn u h aef Dioo
ID ms .,lpa,,orty % his Portraits.
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