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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
n ESOy3TE YOT-R pIATED TRIMMTNGS

Military men are informed ;.at TIE Silver Plating FLUID
gl entre.y restore 10 their Original color and beauty.
Plated Goa, Buttons, Cap Ornaments Htrnsss Equipments,
&c or vii repla,e anv ac!e composed OF Bass. Copper
or German Silver has already become known and IS
Used by la-ly OF Infantry corps VI this State Can be
applied o. person few minutes, and i warranted
To give satisfaction or money returned For sale, whole
sale or retail by JOHN J. BROWN co.
In EllfOn--r- near Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

SSpoo. Psckets-Pac6et Of N. Let OF Anps, NTL.
splendid packet snip EUROPE, Capt, F1rber VIII
POSITIVELY sal on Saturday,, August st, her regular day
Her accommodations iof cabin second cabin steeray
passengers are very superior. Those wishing secure
oertas should MAKE early application 20
W. = J. T. TAPSCOTT. IS South-st.
49, Il. .I.Lp 81 linz In,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

7 IFE INSCRANCE.-rhe N-w-Eng!and Mutual
LL:e Insurance COMPANY OF Boston Will receive aPpcs
ucGs for Life Insurance a. Is Wa.I-st
DIRECTORS
Willard Philips, George 4 Kuhn, Peter Wainwright
W..-I=-, Parsons. James Read. William W. Stone.
Francis C. Lowell. Robert Hooper. Thomas = Dexter
Robert s. Forbes, Charles ?. Curtis. OTIS Tufts.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN !aNoRY. Secretary
Joss c. CHE ss>tAN. u y Medical Examiner v-York
so.as o. application for insurance and al necessary IL
iernsoa vii De furnished b. the SUBSCRIBER h= oisce
No Is Wa-l--i. Neyr-Ycrk
III JOHN HOPPER, Solicitor and Agent
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RRUNswICK sHEETINGs-T6e Brans7vicFs

- the heaviest OF all the yaride brown Sneetngs.
being about pound 10 = yards and the price Is buta shade
above the ordinary heavy goods. Country merchants
solicited examine this article in connection with every
other known stve Of brown Sheetng- ami Shrtngs worth
81 and upward Also very large stock OF Cotton
Batting put up pound bundles and i bundles 10 100 bs,
blue papers, Cts. 10 CTS. and Cts per To- These
Bats offered 10 small lot, al the huudred5ue price
Also Wick. Warp Tsne anG Wadding, al 10 and 20 Ce
dar-st. half u block above Pear-s second aoor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
SHERoIAN, ATWNTER & co. corner

SHERoIAN, ATWATER & co. corner OF Broad
Sand Beaver SIS, NewYork, Commission Merchants Tor
the sale OF American Pig Bloom Bar. Hoop, Scroll Band,
End all kinds OF lron offer for sale
go tons best jersey Charcoal Blooms
leo do do Northern blooms
- do Refined for wire bil!rs
Co will advance literally upon all consiruments
OF Pig lron Blooms manufactured Iron, which NAV be
iher-or purchase IN The NewYors market the
most reasonable terms. iyS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

~ Large tracts OF land situated III the counties OF Wool
Richie. Lewis, Gilmore kanswha, Mason, Jackson
Cabel and WAYNE amounting IN the whole 10 one hundred
and thousand hundred and orycne acres
These lands part OF large quantity conveyed many
wears nce for the North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees of that wishing 10 wind up
IL. affairs in speedies practicable, oher
thcsc lands sale large Tac al low prices, and on ia
vorab,e terms.
Most of these lands in counties bordering the Ohio
river and IN the vicinity important towns, rivers and
roads Their quality generally very good the greater
part being we adapted 10 all the purposes ot agriculture
while tn. portions suited the grazing "
sheep and cattle The climate OF that region Is pleasant and
healthy and from the increasing OF emigration the
country i rapidly improving.
Desirable opportunities here afforded for companies
OF emgans select large upon which make their
settlements.
Persons wishing TO purchase will it I. presumed. desire
the lands and for this purpose every facility ~ the
Conformation viii be furnished by the under icncd.
The upon the lands paid IN in full For farther
information respecting them application may be nude At.
the office OF the Company, No. 81 Sdnsom-t Philadelphia.
or to the subscriber. J. NJ STEED, Agent,
nl6 etaw6m rarkersburs. Wood Co. Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

XII THE magnificent steamer OREGON haY
rS-aSsl.. ing been Withdrawn for days for The
purpose OF painting, i'll re sumo her regular
rps l9 Boston VIA stonngtOn aud Providence this day
Inc OhEGOS Wi! eaye pier No. North rivera: O'Clock
z VI every Tuesday, Thursdsy and sntnrdsy iY,i
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CF. HARRIS, IS Exchangc-Place, offer, Tor sail

~ r. HARRIS, 36 Exchange place, offers for sale
S.Bieached Muslins 81. -, 81 81, lO and 7-8hs wide
Coored Cambrlcs-sssorted and OF various Qualities
Do Paper do do do do
Blue Prints OF various qualities and styles
Blue ana Orange Prints, and desirable patterns
tine cloths.
Brown Remnants. 81 and a. wide
Brown Sheet!ngs, Stephen Uurris's - y and B.
Blue Dri!!Inss, warranted pure indigo dye.
CU!pred Fancy Drills assorted bales.
Merino Cassimeres Of all the coors and mixtures.
Cloak Innings, fancy cocrs, assorted IN bales.
Kentucky Jeans. low priced.
Aso-Bankets Coatings Bookings and Cordova Plains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

No. Lives Insured. -lsl
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
Benz. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent
JAS. STEWART, NJ D. Medical Examiner, No 62l Broad
WV Tvs lrneod
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: ,N-"a .DNILS LINE M1 o'cI0ck--FoT New.

shurgh and Fishkl, landing at Van Cort
iandrs (PcekskilD, West Point Cold Spring
and ComwalL-The new steamer THOMAS POWELL,
Capt Samuel Johnson. Viii leave the steamboat! pier foot
OF Warrcust every afternoon SUNDAYS eXceped) 81
O'Clock Returning will leave Newburgh every Monday
morning Al hapssi aud the remaining mornings Of the
week At O'Clock landing above Fer freight or passsse
apply on board the boat.
" BAL baggage and freight OF every description. bank
bills specie. put board this boat must bc ~ The risk
the thereof unless entered the books OF Tho
boar or r-c.ipted for. ic22 n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

81 4 FARM FOR SALE.-Siuatc on the Road from
New Rochelle to White Plains about equI-disiant from
each, containing $50 ACRES OF LAND. al OF which
Flow Land, excepting Ten Acres, which is Wood Land
The place Is divided by lane, aud IS laid
venent lots for cultivation. Al! the fences Of stone IN
good order and the ground in high Of cultivation
The buildings all OF good character aud in order For
TERMS applyto : :. KENYON, on the premises. of
dqff ADRTANCE New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

c.... --reszsy---7 NEW-YORK, Sehooiey's Noun.
~ ain B.lvidefe ard Easton-Leavo tho
OF Corand-st daily Sundays Ak
ceprel) AT o'clock A. NJ By Railroad Morstown direct
without change OF cars thence by Post Coaches hrougn
Chester German Valley. Schooleys Mountain, Port Coen
Washington to Belyidere and Easton. Fare from New
York to Schooley's Mountain 81 IS For apply to
HILL Agent at Patens Commercial Hotel ~ Cortland
St CHAS. GOLIATH, Proprietor
Also daily line for Schooeys Mountain l.sves Morris
the arrival of the u O'Clock cars from SeS YORK.
Fare from Mo.ristown 10 Scbooeys Mountain 81 50. N.
B-Extrns furnished al notice by applying 70
CHAs. GOLIATH, Mansion House, horri'to~n.
iy25 Inn
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SUJRRED STSPENDERS-To I0Jbers am

- purters-The subscriber prepared with his stock
Of Psicr; SHRED Susyenders for Fall trade and :
s;an manufacturing tie only really good Corrugated Bra
in market The ofcheap worthless limitations sold
during year and generally condemned by the
lner viii only tue effect inducing distant buyers
inquire for DAYS Patent Suspenders, which have always
gwen satisfaction and a.! with his name have guar
anty pasted upon each box.
A. the subscriber owner Of the patents used 70 pro
duce thcse goods his interest keep the reputation Of
the nrclc Mere pirates and !mstors have interest in
prospect therefore made poor article because such
could be made cheap. Judge.
HORACE II. DAY. = Cortlarc-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

TWO STEAM PROPELLERS FOR SALE.
THE Iron Steam propelers Phen!x and Pilot, formerly
L. running the Champ.a Canal and Lake Line These
boats 20 feet length Is feet vide and feet depth OF
hold and VIII carry that Inc 90 tons. Their inventory
large and complete They each OF 20 horse power and
viii be sold low For farther information or terms apply
aS0 Z RCsSELL [ COPELAND, 6, souIh..t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION

IT. INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION
.s:-.slS Line for Abany.-rhe splendid stear..
~ONEIDA. Capt Geo. Q. Topper Will leave
the steamboat pier foot Li6ery-s Tuesday evening
O'Clock P NJ landing Il; roUg hkeepsie and Hudson jylat
.T-R ATROY MORNING AND EVENING
sNSsss.-iS LINE for Albany and Troy MORNING
LiNE-rhc Steamboat TROY. Capt Cor
han Will leave Tuesday. Thursday; and Saiarday-Ihs
steamboat NIAGARA, Cap. VIM. Ellsworth will isavs
Monday Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock, A. NJ fSun
the Steamboat; Pier foot OF BarcIay, for Troy and inter
mediate places
EVENING LlNE-The steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt
VIM II. Peck will leave Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
The steamboat EMPIRE. Capt r Il. Macy, viii leave
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, evenings. a, O'Clock,
from Cortland, Pier FOR Albany and Troy direct
" The above boat, Of the hrst class they are com
usnded By experienced and attentive officers and speed
and accommodation are superior TO most, and inferior
none on the river les
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
$40. BUFFALO & GREEN BAY. 1913.

1915. BUFFALO g. GREEN BAY. 1913.
1T THE STEAMBOAT COLUMBUS, CaP-
Powers, vii run during the ensuing set
son, between Buffalo and Green Say as 10Y
Mondy Moyf llonday Ang lO MondayMy y Aond, yAu9I
Nond w ia Nonda yaug2i MOndayMy -o 5lonc yAug3i
Mondy Junel iiontsySept Honds e Jne MondyS ePli
Moady Jnel5 Mond.gS.pr2 neg Sond 5epg,
Tond,y Jne.o Monday Oct MoEdayJly 6lMoady Oetl!
Wondj Ily IS Monday OctI9 MOndsyJ ~ Nondy OcS
Wond,yJvNI lMondsyAug 81
The Columbus hss undergone mos thorough repairs ane
ia IN fe condition for business The travelling pubic may
confdgry RELY upon her making her trips puneraly a.
advertised and cs ased thai no pans VIZ DC spare
10 MAKE her accommodation desirable and pleasant 10 S
sengsrs. ~, n. 1o,,.,1 -,
a i.rarr Ie Brosd.st Nc.p Yors. Nottingham, w
kie Co. 81 Quaysi. -ibany "ilas' fsi'0i Soyist
fa.o Tyler Brown < Co. Green Bay seDt:so1tsI
OPENING OF PESH ,Sl, 100
..ssssc7Tr-1Ca ana FOR lS+6 BlSOhASis tiauyYV.
Line propreioorsm..M NJ, ronJ5e,e9
Thos- Bingham, jacob Dock, IL A. IsHsl,
Sabbathseep ping aGd Temperance pIinClp;e m tbsIr
The propretors OF this old established Elt na'e e. 80
stock In the most complete order and are thoro9y IN,
pared forward produce and merchandise 70 ~. ,S,t
Eastern Cities on the opening OF - 1esiols
attention 10 tie interests OF ensUmers vii! secure S
continuance and increase Of the patronage hitherto
cd 10 Bingharus' Line -, nth IN,
utmost Dispatch and prices shall always be as 70"
;he lowest charged by other -ponsibie nes ,d
Produce aud merchandise VII! be received and a
East and West without any charge for %aIolsf,-
yancing frei ehts, storage or commission. MAIN
AGES BINGHAMS' LINE Bills OF lsding Forwarded =.
every direction promptly amended address or app!
WM TYSON, Agent 10 West-st. ". Y.
BINGHAM, DOCK STRATTON,
20 Msrketst Philadelphia
JAMES WILSON, Agent, 10 North Howardst Baiiino'a
WIN BINGHAM PrSpr ae s.,,, 1,b.rv., p,u.sursh
HARNDEN co Soston Massachusetts,. rS9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

60 Sale.-rhe beautiful country residence Of Leonard
~ Lee Esq situated, adjoining New Windsor, on the
Hudson River, near New6urgh; For extent OF prospect
and character Of land there few Ii ,uy places the
living square FORM and divided into and 10 lots
abundance o fruit; fine improvements &c. and : tesirt
bic for the residence Of gentleman the society in this Vi
entity being OF the nrst order. For terms &c apply -
LII RLEECkER 4 NAN DYKE No II Wnll-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

N FALI ABLE FKUPEKTf.-For sf!e or ~
change, 2iOO OF good farming land so miles
from New York, al Joinug the Hudson and Deaw are
Canal and NewYork and Erie Railroad well wuiered and
tifubered. about 100 improved, with barn. four
dwelling houses girls, and mill, with other small build
ne III valuable for manufacturing purposes well as
farming. Fo- farther particulars inquire OF
ly25 wv II. DEWEY, o. Cedarst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

~ FOR SAIE-Or in exchange for property IN The
~ Cry Brooklyu-a Farm situate ,! miles West of
New burlh, Orange Co y. y. containing about 100
nearly all !abi- Limestone soil and suitable for
gram grass, and is under good cultivation; an or
chsrd OF grated fruit IN full bearing The improvement
consists OF n good wostory dwelling and houses, a
would probably purchase without viewing The prem
ull description Is deemed unnecessary. The .acil
OF getting Newburgh from the city generally
well known. For terms, &c. apply TO
IN by WRIGHT = LOSER l8 Eront.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

The following letter to the Journal of Commerce
communicates facts Of painful interest respecting inc
f,,ber of the young man who lately 'ho' MS WIG -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

TINTED STATES Fire Insurance Company. Ofice
I No. 50 Wai!-s--rhis Company continue 10 insure
against loss and damage by merchandise ships IN
pert buildings. household furniture aad other personal
property. u Inc usua. OF premium
DIRECTORS.
John l. Bovine. Morris Heichur. D. A. Cushman.
SilHs Hicks. JoshuaS. nderhLA Charles Hllsoqrgh
BENJAMIN Corles, ChaS T. Cromwell William II. Titus
LinGley Murray Charles Kneeland Rob=r, l. Murray
II y Il. Lawrence Robert 3. MIiuFu Solomon GiIten.
Step'n Van Wvcs Tho. ". Psarsau Orlando VI Bosar-,
Robert D Weeks. George D. Post, P-te- Il. Bonnet,
John Wood. Alberr Woodruff. Joseph y. Lord
Benjamin Strong, Samuel c PaXsyn. Robert l. Case
George Hrssey. Caleb Bsrstow, Henry :. TERRELL.
UrAhF Carpenter. Samuel Mitchell George j. Cornell,
Ebn'r. CEu.dwrl, James Marsh.
J. L BOVINE. Preside.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

AlS$ ts.ss ROAD. ArTang emcn-Coln
mencing Monday, May ith, leiG.--Ar.
will be made, otwhch due notice will be
gwen, Tor additional train leaving Morrisown al -
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Albany Line,-rhe new ard splendid s,s,-
er BELLE Capt Ssiae. Schuyler, Will leave Nes.Yor,
for Albany every Monday. Wednesday and Friday al
a;,ed up with splendid ssieroou; and for .peed cc,u
and safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson rv
a. No. Souih-st.
P4>Sepgers ;akinS the BELLE viii arrive in AISsayh
ample time for '!c morning trsin OF cars East or West
alsr AZ n,t.i ia r.faS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31
- WESTERN YIRGININ LANDS for

a. ~ LOTS fronting me 9Th and 9Th avenues and
9 sU and Sis si> containing entire block. pleasant
+-A ly situated on elevated ground. Apply 10
mvl6 If kENDALL & co. ~ Wiier-s;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-31

-TENW |, Daily IINE OF Boats between Now.
iS,s.rEstN York and Staten lsand.-The steamboat
-.--SV-~|'-4SYLPH. Capt j. BraisIed, and STATEN
ISLANDER. Capt D. Van re will leave as follows
Leave staten island ., 8, lC and IL A. " and 2S
e. ), 8 and r VI.
Leave NcN-Ycrk ST.. .. 10, ii A. NJ and l, D. 1851
and half past p W.
NlI irrtgh ~ Inc rsk Of the owners Hereof el6
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21

II MericGn Lmce.-rhe Lewlsburg,
Va, Chronicle says -" Our worthy
townsman, Henry Erskine, ESQ., who
has Just returned from tour TO the south,
furnishes us, a, our solicitation, the iol-
lowing statement concerning a Mexican
lance, which he met with on his journey,
and brought with him to this place -
The Story about the Mexican lance is,
,ha, a, the critical period in the battle of
Resaca de la Palma, when the infantry
supported the charge of the Murat of the
Army-ihe dashing Charles Maya
Mexican lancer had his horse killed from
under him; and with his lance, which
had been shivered by grape shot, he al
tempted to transfix the gallant llooe, who
had Just lost his arm by discharge from
the Mexican ar,llery-when one o'
llooe's lieutenanls. with one desperate
swoop, severed the Mrxican's head from
his shoulders The blood upon the flag
of the lance is mlxed-American and
Mcxican-and il il could tell tale, il
would be one of deadly strife and daring
conflict"
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21
Caution.
Masters sale.
Levi T. Gregg, complainant, aud Charles John.
ston, delcn lant--In Chancery.

Levi T. Gregg, complainant, and Charles John.
ston, delcn lant--ln Chancery.
EN pursuance Of decrelal order Of the
circuit court made in the above cause,
will be sold under the direction Of the
subscriber, at public auction, before the
door of the court house at Morris. in the
county of Grundy and State of Illinois,
on Saturday the twelfth (l2) day Of Sep.
temher next, at The hour of one O'Clock
p. NJ. of that day, all those Two certain
tracts of land and ,enements, or premises
to wit. The west half of the south cas-,
quarter Of section number twen,y.eight,
,2S) in township number thirly.ive, (35)
north of range eight, (s) east of the third
principal meridian. Also, the north
ives, quarter Of section number nineteen,
(i9) in township number thir,y.iwo. t32,
north Of range seven, ~ east of the third
principal meridian.
EPHRAiM II. LITTLE.
Mdster in Ciancery.
Morris, July 10, 1876.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21
Wood Wanted.

OR CORDS wood wanted, for which til,
= I y highest price will be paid by
July 3, 1916. JAMES O'CONNOR.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C.

ME subscriber has just received
q from New York, Philadelphia and
ST. Louis, large, fresh aud well selected
stock of drugs, medicines. dye suiTs,
paints, oils. putty, glass and glassware,
&c g.; also the hest quality Of brandics
and wines for medical purposes.
n B. rhe most approved 'palen,
medicines always On hand. Purchasers
call at the old stand on the souIh side OF
the public square, and examine the stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
July %, 1916 G.. f.. WALKER.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21
STATE OF ILLINOIS, I 90
la Sale county.

STATE ..IIl or .i,,1,l ILLINOIS Is.
la spllc Circuit Court.--November Term,
lSi6.-.-PetiiIon lur Il Dlwer
Leslie Kent and Elizabeth Kent, his wife.
George Hale and Mary Ann Hale his wife Jas.
Mccall; Thomas BeIany and l.nvlna Bella
nv, his wife John Williams and Sarah WlI'
Hams, his wife; benjamin Phelps and Jane
Phelps. his wife; Henry McCull; Jasper scott
and Elizabeth Scott, his Uiir; Daniel Trow'l
and Susannah Truwcl, his wife; William Me-
Gail and Amazinda McCall.
ET appearing by affidavit on file in the
h Clerks office Of the Circuit Court OF
said county, in the above entitled cause,
tina, George Hale and Mary Ann, his
wife James Mccall; John Williams
and Sarah, his wife; and Benjamin
Phelps and Jane, his wife, reside out OF
this and in the State Of Ohio--'ha' Hen
ry Mccall, Jasper Scott and Elizabeth
Scott, his wife, Daniel Trowel and Su-
sannah, his wife, reside out Of this State
and in the Territory Of lowa-that Tho
mas Bellamy and j.avlna, his wife, reside
in the county SchuyIe. in the state oI
Illinois, a part of the above named dcicn
dants; and the said petitioners having
filed Petition in the said Circuit Court,
in which they complain that the above
named defendants have failed and refused
to assign and set over to her, the said
Elizabeth Kent, her lawful and reasona-
ble Dover in the lands, Iencments and
heredtrments of James Mccall, deceas'
ed, (a,e her husbandD which are specified
and particularly described in said petit
ton, and summons having issued herein
according to law:
Now you, the said defendants, whose
non.rcsidence appears as above, are here
by notified personally to be and appear
before the said Circui, Court. on the frs
day Of the next term thereof, to be hol'
den al the Court House in Ottawa, on
Friday the 9Th day ol November next, lc
show cause. if any you have, why such
Dover should no, be assigned as in ant
by the said Petition is prayed.
l.. LELAND, Clefk.
Cotton e. Leland, Sol. PETS
Aug. l7lh, AG-s.
The Ottawa free trader., 1846-08-21
MIR. &. l.. BLAKE,


MNROM New York, respectfully in
forms the Ladies and Gentlemen oI
Ottawa. that he has opend room over
G. l., Thompson's Drug Store, and will
remain in town two weeks for the pur.
pose Of taking Colored Daguerreoiype
Miniatures, by new and improved pro.
cess of the art.
Mr.. Blake is recently from New York,
and has perfect knowledge Of the dlf-
ferent styles of taking miniatures, SC. 1t
is Mr.. Blake's particular aim in all the
miniatures which he takes TO produce
clear and distinct pictures, and that every
feature shall be brought out and distinct.
ly seen A good Daguerreotype minia.
ture taken in culors is certainly more life.
like and correct than any other can posi-.
bly, he, and if well taken can be seen in
any light as clear and distinct as painting.
Pictures taken by Mr., Z. are put up in
the very first style, and are warranted to
give satisfaction, and are no, delivered
unless they are perfect HkeneSSeS. Mr.,
B. very respectfully invites those interes'
ted in this beautiful art, to call at his room
and examine his specimens, (wheiher
they contemplate sitting to have their,
taken or no',) then they will be able tC
Judge for themselves. Rooms open ,c
visitors at all times.
Ladies especially invited TO call.
Ottawa. August IA, 1916.