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ID VIs u.
Dr.. Od1Hsshd-Dear Sir | have suffered terribly fO
nine yean with The Rheumatnn; considerable Of the tim,
could eat sleep walk had the utmost distressing
pains, and my limbs were terribly swOsn have used on
bottles Of your SalEapaEa. and they have done
than one thousand d0lsN worth Of good am much bet
taindeed entirely relieved. You are al liberty 10 ust
this fOI the benefit Of the afflicted Y0un, respectfully
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EGYPTIAN BYE BALsAAl.

1 n COhENs having had 81 gean experience o1eIs the
L. above ififdttibts remedy for all Diseases p.
pertaining to the EYE Opthalma, Of years
standing, cured in II weeks the Tear IN the~' -
Eye, OF years cured in 10 weeks; man OF this 49, y
city being stone blind for months, waSTesiofed 70 the sight
Of eye In weeks gentleman who always used specs
Tor % years, by using only drop enabled 10 read the
newspaper without them by candelght, hours alter In
Illumination OF days, cured by one Single drop IL gives
1Tliancy to the Eye and also strengthens the sight
CEdRLES Street ap9 "
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PHILADELPHIA June g. 1851 feel free recommend
DR. Daviss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my eApen
of its beneficial effects in nAse been
fo some time past subject attacks Of splitting OF blood. at
tended with weakness Of the breast and an uneasy enaiOn
a the stomach accompanied with dysnepuc sympioms
Last spinR having attack Of it, recommended ~
aequainaIce who hal hen cured by Dr. Daviss syups
try L. did and relieved by It in less than
bottle. Its apparent good effects were inluedate.
JOHN 4. ORAM, LRdies' Shoemaker, ~ Race St
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sRw oR1sANs 4 0ARRoLLroN RAILROAD

NEW ORLEANS uARRoLLToN RAILROAD
Devot. s0rRsr Of BeroAas aaa Psrai8o rtrsets
sAEe toket ang distance above Pleasant -, 80 cents
g sne uesel or ehildfen oEerb AID nader l2ysan 70 -
~ t5ssfla ttAeu( .ss..sss.s.s...s $50
Af the above rates for any datancs bslOW Pleasant street.
SeiNetg Slrell fcfany dlGt1nue 10 cents
- Residents in Lafayette, Cduolton aad vicinity are
Informed that this Company has fixed an uniform iate or
communications tickets for passage IN the Cans toitf AB %
RsI month n adgence for either Road and snca
period than the hrut TO the last of each month.
Oar, eN pIesalg lot ladies, in each train.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
HR2A INV oRhAEg HRoM 0ANROLLTopi
Horse CAr.,,..ss.et 81 \ Horse Car. .....at N
LOoOmotive....,,,at A n L0cOmotiva.., TX 4 x
.+,..at u Ak - .....at no A II
.....,at sk IN - .....St RI
+"''st sA -',--at 81 PN
Horse Csr.''.,...s; ", rs ~ HOTe Car.....at :
- The Can WllleHye NaW Orleans and Carolton ever
houI after clock Spndayi if the weather Is fair
~ The Lafayette Hone Cam will leave every Is minute
tom the Of BaTOnne and Canal stl mayls-6m
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WEAKNESS AND PAIN IN TIE HREAST.
PHlLADEJPHIt, June g 1876 can highly recommend
Or Davss syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar, from my knOw
ledge Of its virtues. Ny wife hsd been affected for long
time with weakness and pain the breast the oil tins
would after time, aed on all occasions the relief was
speedy the s place IL months sinca
she has been free Of the affection. consider il and
mend most valuable medicine Its strengthening effect
has been great IN addition 90 relieving the breast
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NJ AC4dahEli No la half kitai No. 22O kits and
shAl-l2 half banes
ehAMON-5I half kits ii ksss onaris4 hartais
RlCE--5Q tiasoes 4s-'- N'eN.
lllt}N ESQ barrels
CHOCOLATES cases.
nAtblMESs half boxes-IO cases
JAVA COFFEE--5i sacks
hlth LAl1l " r a aud ~ AVANA COZ FEE 500 sks
SWEEP ~ e 4aAGN aJ5 haskeig. u and 2aoz
Tor SAFE ~ ~ j. HART a co.
nchOuuitnulas street
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Go2NAC BRANDY
a SUPERIOR quality Of CoEnae Brandy. iu casks and
q A deni5ohns. inT sale By
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JOHH sTROUDs, ..JOIIN STROUD, Ja.....WM- gTROUD
JOHN STROUD & co.

NIaIsII w 1lLI113I
pEALERs TX a&a,1aa1HB
MARBLE MANTEI,-PTECES ENAM-
44A Filled CRATES. MONUMENTS =,
TONES, TOMB SLABS, t4RAVE STONES, s i'll ~
and MARBLE, in all it1 different varieties; il3r4
rTHOMASTONi LINE, CAIiCINED PLAS- iW
TER OF PARIS, ROMAN and HYDRAU- a =
Lie CEMENT, PIsASTERiNG HAIR. M
WHITE SAND ; ENGLISH PENSACOLA
end PiIWSBURG FRIEDRICH my5
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IN BOXES Extra Family Soap, for safe by
an iei2 CHAS. sTOUGHT0R. "a Canp st
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~, . t1eaa7lRs 8lts rear % % I.0Nls E1eRaR
DRIYATE LESSONS given during the Day or Night.
TRASsLATIoNs from Eng ,ish, French, Portuguese or
Italian into SpnisiI French, Spanish Italian POrtu-
gnaae into Eengish done 1t shortest notice tyl6 SIN
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Ccn BARRELS Deman Nelson's, and Browns R
stCD ssnsiae landing from bug h9wlaI and bark Aut
leon--f6r sale by JOHN STROUD 8 CO.,
jal6 rs Common stEsatl
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EHUWEE1
90 GASES Of Fresh PRuEES IN 1tors and for sale
so rs eHAs. srouGHT0N. g Camp 81.
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CORD ROCKERS FOR CAll1E QE a.
ny person wishing 10 purchase GOLD hDCA1t.ei
IN such eGommendsd b tna PAPER apply a NO. rs
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Ef0n the Western Empire, DagtoH, Ohio Jlp 81 l647
Mn 8 F, HowELLs-Sir; II affords me much pleasure
to say 70 You that my cough and affection OF the
lungs has been entirely removed BY the use q one half bottle
OF Dr. Davis Syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Il ar, which you
and ptber advised me 10 use. You safely recommend
the Of the above named Syrup for and Colds
most exoaent Tenedy Your Ieapectly, WW fuIllIPB.
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10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES

This extract Of SHnapahA has nsen Kpressy prepared
reference to female complaints No female who has
70 suppose she approaching that critical period The nB
Of life shOpd neglect 10 take il, eE is certain preventive
for any of the numsonl horrible diseases 70 which females
subject this time Of e This period may be delayed
for several years By this medicine. NOTs it ess yalne
bic Tor those who approaching wOmanhOOd, il is cal
onaed assist nature BY Quckenng the blood aud nvig0T
ang the system indeed, this medicine lnYaaabe for al
the delicate diseases to which subject 1t bTaee
the whole system permanently the natural energies
By removing thempunties Of the body not fan smut
ting TO produce subsequent relaxation which the
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles Of this medicine, many severe aad painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And Life aud 'Erust Company.
CAPITAL $5n0.oOQ--ail paidin. Surplus 500, 600.
~ jas. WALKER. Sec'y..s.i.8S. A PORTER, Pres.
The operations Of this Company for II yea. has been
confined alone and exclusively TO Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken q the lowest rates, and
losses piDmpty adjusted W. B. pARTEE, Agent,
mh28 ~ Office, No. 30 Camp street, New Orleans
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En KEGS Choice Family lard. "a store and for sale by
~ isia CaAs. sTOUehrON. "a Camp 81.
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IIgoNIHR July 20 laf6-Youf Wild Cherry and Tia
Syrup gives general satisfaction. We have been ont Of
of time and thO b would not order any but
would be best TO order some.
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ST. GENENfEVB LIME
0En Misunderstanding from lieHmh0at foslnh Law
Ca5tl renee. snd iof saia 81 JOHN STROUD 90.
ie1S 1876 Common street,
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Dr. TOWuBsnd not having tested bis 3an8pgfls in cane
Of Eta Of coue never recommended IT, aad surprise,
geoove the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer Of Ws1tohsster comfy
D. T55Rsend-Besr Sir have littls gr ssTan yeAI
Of age, who mas boen several yaau afflicted with Fits
tried almost every for her, but without last
although could hnd recommendation in Geuian
for like hers thought she in yefy delicate
health would give her of your Samepara tndan
very glad did for not ony restored her strength, ush
haE had Of the fa. 70 great pleafure dsuT
prise She il fast becoming rugged and hearty OI which
we feel grateful. Your, respectfully,
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n * BOXES Sperm and Is DO. Star CANDLES in atou
lLtt and s0r sale By
isss CHAs. sT0UGHToN. "a Camp IT.
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GREAT BI.EssING Id MOTHERs - CHILDREr

1t is the safest and most eeetua medicine for puIfyne
theEtem and relieving the suernE attendant qpon child
child prevents pain and disease increases and enuehes The
food those who have used IL think IL fispensabe Ii .
highly useful both before and after confinement, pre-
vents diseases attendant upOnohdbith in cOstveness pe
cramps swelling of the sot dependency, heartburn VoE
ting pain in the back and JOINTS false pains. hemoh ge,
and in regulating the 4eqetons and equazng the q lula
ton has equal The great virtue Of this medicine Il
is always sale, and the most delicate and most successful
very few cases require any other medicine in little
castor oil magnesa s useful Exercise in the ali
and light food with this medicine, will always insure safe
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EE III. Cock is one Of The most eminent physicians in
the United States and the attending physician Of Joseph
Bonapatte, exAing d Spain, during all his residence in
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~ Merchants from different sections Of the country,
give the fateng Of the universal popularity
and efficacy Of Dr. Davss sgap, under their notice.
number Of them, Witnessing is virtues, hove regularly sold
/ coalition that II & did not give saisaoion the price
should be returned and Of them has had qppca
ton the money This speaks volumes in favor Of
the MEDICINE. We append few sKrscs from orden az
samples Of those in frequent receipt Of well Of
verbal accounts we frequently heart
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ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICKBAYER, No. "a ROYAL STREET,
II UNDERTAKES all kinds Of FIRE WORK, such as the
~ Setting Of Cooking Rangesr Ovens, Steam ~
Boilers All work done by th8 subscriber will -
seen ~ any time. -
with dnpateh. als "
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q1other Care-Papation of the Heart and Consumption
of the Lungs relieved by DE- Dayis's Compound syrup OF
Wild Gerry and Tar: PHILADELPIuA, April 8, 1916.
For four or i've weeks Of last winter was ropbed with
severe cough attended with tghtnes and pain in the
breast and frequent violent paptRiion Of the heart I
cough hafassinE 70 prevent from Sleeping
great deal OF the night and weakened TO that degree
that i was Obliged frequently during the day to leave
work 10 myself My physician pronounced my lung
affected began serious appTebensiOns that
wOudnet get well again. At this time pr Dasss syrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar recommended 20 In
three days Of IT, the oppression and pain in the breast
greatly relieved and by the time had taken four bot les
sirength restored The papat0n Of the heart with which
bad been severely troubled for ten is almost gone
The psptson has been great that am eoptdent one
or Two bos more OF the medicine would have entirely
moved it, Henry NICKERs0F. 100 John street.
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EXTRACT from letter from 4tr. IS. " WusQH, Merr
II MetolaAn BNeks cOnNtg, PelasNinaRlQ.

Of NGt1t0t1n, BNchs cQhiil8a FttfaSRtnaRte
NRwT0wa 9th mo, 30 1646'-A young man OF my ae-
Quaintahce has taken Syrup and has been perfectly
oued he abOe under the consumption to more than bhfee
years, and took great many kinds OF medicines and was
under the medical treatment OF three Of the most eminent
took DR. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cheny and Tar and lmme;
diaely commenced getting better and Is well and
hearty This statement received from hinself his name 10
Henry T. Godshsk, Wamnster township, Backs county,
Pa. He is known all the eOunty-is poor lahonng
man. and cannot be denied that the Syrup saved bis lie
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Dr. Townaenda Ssudpa7a ia sovereign and speedy
l0T Lhopisnt Consumption, BsTenness PtQapuul UeFi,
Falling OF the Womb, CoatyensEn, Riea, LsuOhoThBa OF
Whites, Distracted difficult meEstruatio1 inoonuusne
Urine involuntary d1ohdrga thereof and for the general
pFnatyaton Of the sysenO matter whetheT the result Of
heIent csutal poduOsd By eguloFy, nez
Nothing be than alnVig atnf
sfsoti the human Iams PsrOnl, oil weakneaa and las
ntude from ticking it become robust and full Of
ogY under its influence. Il immediately cOuneTactE e.
uervslenesE OF the female frame whiQhi the great o.
b8usnnss 1t viii not be expected Of in Of de
cRts nature to exhibit certificates Of performed but
the afflicted that hundreds Of have bseH
reported Thousands Of where families have besH
without children. after using few bottles Of this invaluable
medicine, have been blessed with ne healthy otfprng
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with TH9 OI pU15NIng ceTTlea8
without good authOdty Tor It's truth. To rule we have
adhered rejecting all certificates iO the authenticity Of
which have had the most responsible guarantee Tbs
foowing.was forwarded BY respeoable Druggist Mr.
Hovleis Of Dayton, Ohio.
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- UBT. W. sWORTHINGTON, 6leRsrqF ydKsat ana
IN Collector Rodney Jefferson county, NElinpi, viii
atten punetusly to the COscton Of Notes. Drafts, 40
counts &c this and thesOuthen paYto
Refers t0-urake s. Evans, BrO1tnlOB & MURDOCH,
Pinok ard, Warren h Go, Rodney, Mlsat John Goodln,
Richard Beck r. H. 8 G. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans; w.
K. Henry, T. a., s. DOnphan, Natohez James Goodin.
Cinonnati Jas Hand Philadelphia J, q James LeHiag-
on rhos Freeand. Cisbone county, Misl. ap&
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CHARLES SICuG1IT0Nt
Family Grocer =. No. 81 CAMP Street,
~ EEPS eonstantly On hand complete assortment Of
IN Choice AMtLY GROCERIES,, eE Goods deliv-
-L.-L --a- "a l-.--a- nnL1
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Vn BOXES shawl. eAtm BBEF TONGUES, Just /
lis .s's' e. CiAs SEDUCTION. % Camp st.
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WKLLsvILLE, Ohio, Jan 29. lel5-The article Of Wild
Cherry aud Tar nd 70 be valuable medicine, and use {
considerably in practice. have sold and Tsed nearly all
that you forwarded and would be pleased 10 have
ton viii be open
PoRT CARBON Feb. 90 1s47.Jtsssrs Robinson Collins
&. Co.: an happy 10 inform you that think Dr. DAVIS
Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar viii take the lead % IN
part Of the country. am ont Of a. and have half dozen
boea bespoke have been asked often for Dr DabtsS
DeDuFati0s Extract and 6seph DaUis's Horse LiHient
that have taken the liberty Of writing for agency for the
above articles. il agreeable to If please Wfite
word, and send dozen each with large show bills
Respectfully, youm, SAML. r. KrMPTON
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STORAGE TOR FURNITURE.
N1tUHMlIDRE win Be taken on Storage. At reasonable
rites, FOE the Summer in the iue high room, known
s. the Camp street .duatign Mart. 81 Campsts myl6
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some trouble TO Introduce Dr. Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar here and have sold all received from you, DR..
J. H. Cook has used in his practice he thinks highly Of
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MEDICAL.

TYR. j. BENsADON-0fiee aud Residence ne, 357
~ Caaai Street between Pbilppa and Circus s's lytSm
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ANCHORS AND CHAIN CABLES.
NOR SALE AncheH and Chain Cables at a5zc, per %
G Apply 81 q Natcae5 street.. up aiaiIs. apSO
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FURNACES. FURNACES,
NHOR SALE a Superior Assortment Of EAkfHhh
81 FURNACES, IN packages Of any number, wholesale
ap8 Nj Il. DEyEREUx.
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XSss SSsHoyS
%s8ssesS sse>N
POETRY.
FROM THE N. AMERICAN.


From the scenes Of young years, and the Of my
play, .a s,.
From the school where my swift hours glidcd away,
From the home of my fathers -a kind mothers care,
From my sweet maiden sisters. gentle and far;
From the greeting of kindrcd-the Of love
From Religions grave affairs, alluring above
From whateer have loved and from all that love nae
have set my face stcrnly ---my ships on the sea-
am going TO welcome the tcmpest's rud e moan;
am going to rock on the wide sea so lone;
am going TO risk the rcck and the strand, s.l
The sick couch INTENDED in a far distant land. w .,
The strange ones around me are selfish and cold
We have but one tc--'ts craving for Gold.
The idler-thc gamblcr-thc spendthrift are there;
The outcast Of kiugdoms-the chi i'd Of despair.
The Yankee, the German-the Irish and Scot
The Indian, Mexcan-and no one knows what
All countries, all races, all characters meet
In one dcsolate valley each other to greet
AS rivals for riches, all lawlcss and needy,
Oh character reckless-ofgold only greedy
To toll and TO broil in uncloulcd sun,
To dig and to sift the damp sands they run
Sol give me no counsel. my hearts set to go ..il
With these, my choice friends to this Sacramento
have staked all fc's treasures, on only trust
Thstlke others, I'll scrape a lille gold dust.
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LIE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.-Fur the fol-
lowing particulars we are indebted to n friend who
lately spent leisure hour in examing the Congress
sonal Library, and we publish them for the benefit
OF our distant friends who not in the way of per
sonal knowledge the subject, and all Others in =
terested therein National Intelieencer
The total number of volumes in the Library is
rated at 45,OO0 and though not one of the LARGEST
In the country, the Library is unques:ionably one of
tine most select and truly valuable. The books are
arranged in no less than forty-four chapters. in
which all branches of human learning are well rem
resented. The collections embraced in some of the
chapters are particularly full and valuable. and 4
mong them we may mention the Chapters on A.
mercan and Universal History, Politics and Rei
gon, British Parliamentary Documents from 1907
TO the present time, the American State Papers
published by Gales s. Seaton, from 1880 to 1907,
in twenty-one volumes folio and the Law of Ma
tons. In Natural History the library is also well
endowed, and comprises the best editions OF the
great works of Audubon, Culver. and Unmboldt !:
1t is also rich in works upon the mechanic and fine
arts also IN geography and among lis newspapers
may be found Il complete file of the ,Nyfio1ai In
tcuigencer from the year 1900 TO the present time
ihe rooms of the Congressional Library, as now
arranged, are crowded to their utmost capacity and
the Librarian informs that additional rooms are
greatly needed. The Library is undoubtedly one
OF the most attractive places in the metropolis foT
strangers as well as scholars, 10 visit, and for their
guidance il may be well TO mention that during the
sessions of Congress it is open every week day. from
nine O'Clock until the two Houses adjourn for the
day, and that when Congress is not in session il is
open to the public three days in the week.
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There are now practising in Paris one thousand
three hundred and eighty nine Physicians I'm Jan
uary, 1917, the number was / 442; in 1888 the
number of practitioners was 800, and since tha,
time the profession had been the whole tie increas
ing until this year. Since the Ist of January. 1S47
90 doctors have died in Paris, III have lel; the
city, and / IA have established themselves there
Once Tie revolution of February the medical corn.
has taken large part in the administrator ne NIX
lie affairs under the republic nine doctors are mem
bers OF the National Assembly one occupied Tho
Presidential chair on the 18th of May and sever
al others have been honored with posts Of high
standing.
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f1DELITY-Never Rorsake a friend When EN-
emies gather around--when sickness falls on the
heaTt--when the world is dark and cheeress-is
the time to try true friendship. The heart that has
been touched with true gold will redouble its efforts
when true friend is sad and in trouble Adversi-
ty tries real friendship. They who turn from the
scene of distress, beiray their hypocrisy and prove
mat interest alone moves them. If you have a
friend who loves you-who has studied your inter
est and happinesshe to sustain him in adver-
sity. Let him feel that his former kindness is ap-
pTeclaied--and that his love was not thrown away
Real fidelity may be rare, but it exists in the heart
VINO has not seen and felt its power They only
deny Its warmth and power, who have never loved
friend OF labored 10 make friend happy The
good and the kind-ihe aflectiona,e and the virtu
Gus, see and feel the heavenly principle They
would sacrifice wealth and honor to promote the
happiness of Others, and in return they receive thu
reward of their love by sympaihizng hearts anc
countless fvors, when they have been brough hi low
by disease or adversely.
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COLORED DAGUERREOTYPES.

~A9GgQS-
VU>liE subscriber would respectfully inform the
= citizens Of this place and vicinity, that he has
taken rooms at the New Building adjoining theVir-
ginia Hotel first floor stairs, and isprepared with
an entire set of GERMAN ACCROMATIC
LENSES and superior CHEMICAL AGENTS
to execute
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURE LIKENESSEs.
which for 6oidness Of relief and beauty Of colorirg
cannot be surpassed. He has also availed himself
OF the very recently discovered and invaluable ART
OF GLIDING with the chloride ofgold, which
not only changes the unlife- like appearance ofihe
natural Daguerreotype, which has heretofore been
an objection TO them, buttgives them superior
beauty Of lfelike expression and sets the colOriag
and impression permanently upon the plate. Like
nesses taken single and in groups equally well in
clear cloudy weather, and inserted in Rose wood
other Frames, or in the best Gilt Morocco Cases,
or Gold, Gilt or Plated Lockets, Of which he has
| ON hand beautiful and extensive assortment of
every size and description.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited
to call and examine superior collection of Speci-
mems Of the Art. and set if they choose, by way Of
experiment With the abundance of light afforded
by the large and spacious windows, he feels conf
dent in warranting perfect satisfaction, sale.
Instructionsin the Art givcn and Cameras. Plates,
Cases, Chemicals, Apparatus, &c., &c., furnished
at reasonable terms. r. PLATT.
SiauRt IN, Feb. 7, lS49.-tf