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!. MKay, wao deelincd rs-eltsli0ar
49,
The Democratic IaPcrs displsy - alsm u
fhe nomination = Mf. Nasa in Ills district. BY
their attempts % mi-reIHeseai ami 10 throw ridi-
edls spoa d. Ths s:aaaald says a:as The Con-
-sn'iUh- ,nig:f - zen b called : H,e.ag a. any
fhiAs ell q, ~ The counties were noi represent
"a. aaiiit dslesAie. ~en Jew and f,r between.
Gentleman eene hee from Granville, Poison,
rasSriI, Chatham, 0nnse. and Inc new county
r Aiamarae. Hmly olher county belongs % he
disirhi. We Icass The s,andari sc,name Il. Ifthe
delegates wers NV. il viii not be pretended lllat
they did no, truly represent The expressed wishes
cf,he Wigs ofrhe einfsles they represense''~-an
expression which would not lfsvS been altered if
the delegations had sccu Ten times as numerous.
Tic Wings ere satisfied with their candidate and
are No without good hope tina, iises uill exc,
him. ~
but orr ncishhor Of the Democrat, as well ss
the STANDARD. in noticing the nomination has in
,lalgcd VI remarks much more Objectionable, and
we lkipk wholly uuwarrsn,ed. Our neiglior is
quite inrxcusable. on the score Il courtesy, fcnds
ship aud s5odissie the editor Of tc STANDARD can
tl.eaa some Justification, a. Mr.. Nash has aiorcime
Ihandlci him : with gloves off, Nj. Nash Is rsPs
sescnicl 70 have said. ia The words Of The Slanda
I, that il elected to Gongless the people Of Orange
district would have pronounced in favor ofihe con-
tinuancn Of The Union. and dedicated they would
have pronounced ssainsl il = and liz STANDARD
adls !. the Union IS therefore on his shoulders"
The Democrat. amer expressing the same thing,
says, The people will convince him by August
next thai he Is moi qHiiesO iaPortoni a person.
age" As ere % the editors PROCESSES not 10 haze
been present, the similarity Of thought in Nc iva
papers might ind scdtc common origin, though !
Is sail kindred minds run IN the satise channel
Um objection 10 the rcwarks of6uf lirighbor b
that he has made ,hrmioo pcusrual where's the
observations Of Nh. Mash were not Inconsistent
with The greatest amount 81 nodesiy. His nee
saning WINS sound and his conclusions irresistible
3IfMr. venahle's doctrines tend 10 dissolution
ofthe Unien, or are revolutionary as he is pleas
ed to term them; surely by supporting him VI
virtually endorse his doctrines. SO on the othe
hand, if we support Mr. Nash. who opposes tha
Modification, ,lisunion or revolutionary tuctriiies
We virtually eillofse his sentiments, and thus "a
- sustain this glorious Union. No sophis,r,
can AVOID this conclusion. Aud the coed sense o
many Democrats, We opinc, will lead them thus L
decide and Mr.. Nash. we trust, will be found 81
impwiant at least to be selected the member 70
this district, in pteternee to Mr.. venablc with hi
Virginia distractions
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Sm,,,n,er Ca,npa,gn!.
Notice..

4 I'll. persons whom it.may concern, arc here
N by notified that hasd.this day given free
dom to my son John Hail. and he is authorized
10 transact business and become responsible for
his engagements in as full aud perfect manner
as if nc had attained the full age Of twcnty-one
Years. WILLIAM HALL, of John.
lime q si-3wp
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wahams. AsAr. 81, q wilnlingion. haslern
namiaaied - he Democratic oandidaie ior Con-
errss IA Inc Seventh Disinel. IN piaoe q Js.sss
=. Mkay. Who deelincd 4 rsete1ions
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The trial of Dunbar Eastman. in lios.
ION. indicted f,r er,alty 10 y dog" IN
setting a fight ~ operation helwee,i 4
couple &c those aiiimqls. resulted in his
conviction. aud the Court sentenced him
10 Patra fine &c $50.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

nysPEPsIA CIEED hy the use d DR..
~ NLsnes Liver Pills.-No disease. with
peFhsI,s ihr sinpde sxcepiioa Of CONSUMPTION. Is
- much dTeadrf IN he United States "a fgsgep-
sia. 0figa.sing N 4 dkeassd siatr 81 ihe hvrT.
il Is afcn cpnioualcd with ransamptioa ilrclf III
Me uahapIs suiietef, whe pines away until death
releases HIM from PAIN; yet remedy : Nahin
rearh Of N. which viii relieve al cases Of The
kind, anil work a speedy aud eiIectusl cnre.
~. Uhvrr Morgan. Distinguished pkysIcEn
Of Virgins. with very extensive practice, has
ssed these pills in all ca g II dyspepsia, and IN
"a cases with complete success. Gelii6cairs III
shuntsGce are m he hands Of the proItie,urs u
fhis valuable medicine, q. kInn A To- Mooil-
street, corarr Of Rdlhih Pn'shsrglel Tt, FOB
lowing. however. frdia Ohio, will speak volumes
% tliaee svecrnE WIDER aay Of lhcre DISEASES
which sTi-e from disrasCd liter.
RiCasoSn, JEEF. 20. Oniu.
"Hears. !. kidd 4 co.-This is 10 certify
Chat my wife hss been afflicted Cor several years
with the following psins. at periods, mor OF less
Pam IN the right sale, about the edge Of the ribs
rfien,liRg 10 The RIGHT shoulder; yain III The bach
part d the head aud above the eye. accompanied
~ weRkncss, Loss at Specific. aud almost CON
sisntly cclfnrd 10 her bed. since August I'll.
has used lire hescs Of Dr.. RL.om's Lirer Pills
aRi have nov 10 state. that ~ the use 81 thcss
pills. she has been benefited ~ no ordinary de-
gree. Under the providence Of God she now en-,
Joys good health, aud i able 10 attend 20 The do
nestle concerns d my family
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelfg4scer.l
Friday, June 9, Isl

Friday, June y, 1919.
TopAcco.-The breaks continue large.
and prices unchanged. l.ugs bring from
81 a 81 Leaf $40 9--bulk Of sales So
d 6.
CoTToS For the past week the Mar
kel has been quite animated. and all prime
qualities have readily brought cents.
Holders now ask al a. II cents.
FLouR.-The stock continues very
liphi-lhe demand is confined 10 the
Town. Prices s4a a Il.
WHEAT-In the absence OF receipts we
have no quotations 10 offer.
CoRN.-'fhe demand is good a, so
cents-lhe receipts are very light.
BAcoN.--va. cured, hog round, is IN
good demand al II 7ac.;-choice iami-
" Baron would bring snmelhing oyel.
Western Shoulders aud Sides 81 6ac.,
IARp.-In demand, Il a Sc.
BRANDY.-Va. Apple Brandy 90 30
cents.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

] , ANYWAY from the subscriber on Thursday
~ night the Sid inst, my negro man DANlE.
The said hoy is about 30 or Sc years old. . feet
5 or 0 inches high, very nearly black, little IN
ciinrd Ia be bald and has lost some Of his front
teeth; has down look, and very easily exriled
when Intercepted. ] purchased him of the e.
tate Of Vim. Hopson dec u. in the southern par Of
Orange County; he may sill he in that nsighhor.
hood OF the neighborhood Of Chapel Hill. where
he has some relations. ! will give the shove re.
watd for his apprehension and delivery 10 nc, or
his confinement in any Jail 50 that Get him.
will also give ten dollars reward for evidence
sufficient TO convict any person Of harkoring him.
JOSEPH w. STEEL.
HlwliclIs, Alamance May 20. s3--lf
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Masonic Notice.

THE Brvshrrn Il Easls
Is-ise No. J, Ppn,~se CHI
isa,ine sl,e neai snnisrIsy "a
- I0ha III. Bslaisi. Ii-ir
hseihHsn grneFalis 4e Res.erl-
fuls requested = unite ain
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Wool Carding.

vFSHE Subscribers llayc incorporation on Back
Crck. two miles west Of Burnt shop, two
superior CarJing Machines which will be man
aged by skilful and experienced hand.
Price for earding, unmixed, 81 cents per pound,
mixed, 10 cents.
- D. ". KERR.
j. G. CARU1HERS.
lime &. S4-3m
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Female School,

tlhfsbespnsh. fsG.
MR. A MRS. BERNEI.I.. P,incipaIs.
Mss EOLLOck. Teacher % frrhrh. Dfawiss
3 and Painting.
Mk- kERN. Teseics u MHsE On Ifaao Ard
Gai.er
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] Wy IHIlIIIN
JAMS STEWART"
For NILE nv

FOR SALE BY
Long. q Webb. HillshoroGgh; ID. Hearth, 10;
Jones Watson & Co. Chspel Hi; 4. Moorinp,
MooriagsiIlc; Hurdle \. Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, Nj. Tina Per.
son County.
FEBRUARY 4. CO.
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Death OF gen. Gaines.--An oflicis

Death OF Gen. GaineS.--An official
ielepraphic despatch was received at the War
Department in Washington City on Friday last,
communicating the sad intelligence Of the death
Of Breyct Major General Edmund Pcndlcton
Gaiacs, Of the United States army. lie died on
the 9Th instant in the city Of New Orleans, (said
10 be of cholera.) whilst in command Of the Wes-
tern Division Of the Army Of the United States.
Gen' Gaines entered tho army as an ensign in
January, 1879, and as a soldier acquired distin-
gulshcd reputation,
ssishop Of NEississipFi.--Atths Annu-
alOonventicn cf the Protestant Episcopal Church
Of Mississippi, convened on the 9TH ult, the Rev.
William NJ. Green, d. d., Professor Of Rhetoric
and Logic in the University Of North Carolina,
was unanimously elected Bishop Of that Diocese,
Annual commemorative are
gfatiied 10 learn that the Annual Commence
ment of our University was well attended by
persons fIon almost every section Of the state, aud
Particularly by the ladies, whose bright faces rem
deF every scene in which they participate doubly
attractive. Governor Graham addressed the two
Sosleties on "Wednesday morning, and James Il:
slorehe,d, esq. addressed the Alumni Associstiol
N The afternoon. Governor Grahau,'s addrcsn6n
Educatioan is said to have been worthy ofthe
author--comprehcnsive, sound, andpraciical. Mr.,
Norehead's address, we are informed, embraced a
VARIETY Of topics, some Of WHICH were History
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We are requested to announce Mr.. RonEnr
F. MoRRis as acandldate tor the County curt
Clcrkship of Orange County.
q We are requested to announce Col. HrSnr h.
as a candidate for the County
Court Clerkship Of Orange County. .
We are requested TO announce MT. loHs d.
F,rcrrr as 4 candidate for the County Court
Clerkship Of Orange County.
We are requested to announce Gen. Josrrn
Atriso1. as a candidate for reelection TO the
County Court Clerkship Of Orange County.
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Yayst,s,iIls. Nay 20. las. ss-sw-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-13

The Democrats Tapcrs displsy - alarm u
the nomination 4 ML Nal in Ills district. BY
their attempts % mi-rcIHesrHi ami % throw ndi-
edls sFoa i. The s:aaaald says aas The Con-
1ensiUh inig::f :. zen b called : Areias a. any
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-26

HE SEVEN SLEEPERs The story of the
Seven Sleepers is the most romantic of the legends
of the church. 1t is as follows: When the Empe-
ror Decius prosecuted the Christians, seven noble
youths Of Ephesus concealed themselves in spa
cious cavern, on the side of adjacent mountain,
where they were doomed to perish by the tyrant,
who gave orders that the entrance should be firmly
fell into deep slumber, which was most mracu-
lously prolonged, without injuring the powers of
life, during period of one hundred and eighty
seven years At the end Of that time, the slaves
OF Adolus TO whom the inheritance of the mountain
had descended, removed the stones to supply mate
rails for some rustic edfce. The light of the sun
darted into the cavern and the Sepen SeeperS We're
permitted to awake. Soon after rising from their
sleep, which they thought had lasted only few
hours, they were pressed by the calls of hunger,
and resolved that Jamblichus, one of their number
should secretly return to the city, to purchase bread
tor the use of himself and his companions. The
youth, if we may still employ that appellation,
could no longer recognize the once familiar aspect
OF his native country; and his surprise was in
creased by the appearance of large cross tri-
umphanty erected over the principal gate of Ephe-
sus His singular dress and obsolete language con-
founded the baker, to whom he offered an ancient
medal of Decius, as the current coin of the empire
and Jambchus, on the suspicion of secret
treasure, was dragged before the Judge. Their
mutual inquiries produced the amazing discovery
that two centuries We're almost elapsed since jam
bichus and his friends had escaped from the rage
clergy, the magistrate the people, and it is said,
the Emperor Theodosius himself, fastened TO visit
the cavern of the SeUen Sleepers who related their
story, bestowed their benedction, and at the same
instant peaceably expired Mrs. JameSon's POETRY
Of Sacred and Legendary Art
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gTlESzsI;Y u

The Great American Remedy
For Lung Complaints and all Affections of the
Respiratory Organs,
The Best Remedy eUer knoUn TO Man, for Coughs,
Asthma, Colds, Group, Bronchitis, Bleeding of
the Lungs, Influenza, Difficulty of Breathing,
Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of the
Breast or Side, First Stages Of Consumption, etc.
OUR AGENT at MarksyIe La, writes US:
~ MARKsvILLE, May 9th. 1S48
" .Messrs SeorI g. Gents-EnclosedI send You.
letter from Dr Duany Graduate of Medicine and one
most skilfu Physicians, testfying to the remarkable
effects of Wistars Basam in his own practice He stands
high among the Profession here and has extensive
practice. [Signed1 G. A. STEVENS"
Dear Sir promised to inform you of the result of my
tnai Of WIstars Basam of Wild berry upon Mrs NJ.
improved that she ancied herself entirely cured and
trgry to aduiee she discontinued the of and all
other remedies and recommended her singing in the Catholic
Church The consequence OF this she had return of
splitting of blood She is non. houeuer using the Baisaa
again, and is recurring under the If it. The Balkan
was also Used twice in Mrs NJ family for Group with
the haDpiest results Once IN raoient case which
informed relie1ed three hours after taking three
doses. The other Itie girl less vic entity affected was
relieved By taking dose Before wiring you furthe
wish to try this medicine in other and other
Remember
There Is base Counterfeit OF this article sold by
unprn lp dealers in medicine in this city II purports
from Philadelphia is coasey put up. and besrs the
name Of WIsTAR's BALsAM" 1t is OF recent origin and
eIdeavoed to be sold the reputation OF the genuine and
M Wo Bs ms;o Of ~ will BE-
signature Of S ARFoR ID PARK on the enraveS
wrapper around each bottle and sold 10 this city ONLY by
scoVaL t,S MEAD aI, a,s G g on;.
sQEI GIsyRAL AsE!rs for the Southern statss.
NsH,-We have 10 Agents IN this city. fyeo
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PORTRAIT OF NAPOLEON, BY LAMARTINE.-In
the Condolences, Lamartine, who was Sc Garde du
Roi" of Louis the Eighteenth, describes the i'm
preston made on him by Napoleon. Lamartine
disiked the Empire and the Emperor, being then
an adherent of the Bourbons and it was during
the Hundred Days that this sketch was made:
saw the Emperor pass a review upon the Car
rousel IL needed the prism of glory and the illusion
OF anatcism to in his person. at that epoch the
ideal OF intellectual beauty and of innate royalty
with which the marble and the bronze have since
fattered his image, that we may adore it, His
head was buried IN his shoulders. His large and
livid cheeks overhung the tight collar of his uni
form. His complexion, yellow as an orange,
seemed to sweat with care. His brow was
wrinked by the anxietes of the situation. His
eye, deepset and unquiet, ranged rsstlessly over
the troops and the people. His beautiful and we'll
modelled mouth smiled mechanically upon the
crowd, while his thought was visibly elsewhere.
certain air of doubt and hesitation betrayed itself
III all his movements. One saw that the earth was
not solid under his feet, and that he wavered upon
his throne with his fortune. He did not well know
II his entry into Paris was a success or a snare of
his star. The troops, ~ defiling before him, cried
'Vive PEmpereur' with the concentrated accent of
despair. The people Of the Faubourgs proffered
the same clamors in a tone more menacing than
enthusiastic The spectators were silent, and ex-
changed low words and glances of intelligence.
!! was easy to see that hatred coveted and espied
fall in the midst of the display of his force and of
his triumph. Tie police watched all faces. Cries
OF liberty mingled themselves with the cries of
adulaton and servitude. 1t resembled rather an
Emperor and a scene of the 'bas-empire,' than
ne hero Of Egypt and the Consulate. It was the
lssh Bumairs which rsvsnged ITSELF"
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Ssl3;|IS1 4;S513;4
THE GREAT REMEDY

THE GREAT REMEDY
For Rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the Side, Hip,
Back, Limbs and Joints, ScrofuLa, Kings Evil,
White Swellings, Hard Thnaors, Stiff Joints,
and all Fired Pains uhafeUer.
Where this Plaster is Applied, Pain Cannot Exist
THESE fLASTERS possess the advantage of being put
atigh boxes-bence they their full virtues
in all climates We have Just received following esti
monial from G. c. Sellers eminent lawyer in successful
practice in Wilcox county, Alabama He gentlemen in
high standing and one whose influence has great weight
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov. Oath. 1913.
- .Nessrs. SeoUH & Mead Gentlemen - Having been
requested to state what has been the of experiences
in the OF your Hebrew Plaster cheeully comply By
that have found be heretofore mended,
an invaluable med cine In different of my family
have applied The Plaster to Chronic Sores, Tumon and
Pains and 1t hansve failed to afford instant relief have
also used with good effect in the
OF ulcers, with which have been severely afH ced
" Respectfully, etc. G. C. SELLERS"
Beware of Ccunterfeits and Base limitations.
CAUTION The ubGnbers the only General Agents In
the southern Stat for the sale OF this truly valuable Plaster
and in order to purchasers being imposed upon by
Counterfeit article sold this city and elsewhere Tor the
genuine they invite particular attention to the following
marie Of the genuine:
L. The genuine put up in smooth, engine turned bot.
toned boxes, MOI sodered in.
q The genuine has the engraved head of Jew David on
the directions around he box with accompanying Record Of
Court to z. Taylor, Rochester
sCOVIL 8 MEAD, lIs Chartres street,
Between Cont and st. Louis sts
OLE GENERAL AsEHrs fo' the soufhsrn States. fyO
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The Crescent Supplement.
INA FLIRT-I,M FLIRT.

AIR-"Fm 3qoat, I'm .Af9nt.'
I'm fiif, Pm lir by no promise I'm tied
The ball room s my home and thslP Okla s my pride;
| trip lightly by in the soul. binding dance,
win with my smile, and l wound with my glance.
heed not the prudes let them say what they will
A h.rt | am now. and frt III be still
ne'er viii resign the proud sway hat hold,
Ger talent and riches the great an d the bold.
lm flint, I'm frt, have su iton in shoals
Who dying TO have me, the poor signing souls
How they fret if fown, how they smile il BY chance
They can inst squeeze my han wix their own in dance
There's De Spoon of tho Blues with ten thousand ayear
nd dashing Lord Dawdle the young Fuseer,
Duke or an EeaIl could easily get,
And wear on my forehead proud coroHet.
should have my fine carriage for making my calls:
should give too my break ss rous and my balls
But no cavaliers at my feet then would fall
To hand me my gloves OF to put my shawl.
Then away with the thought of dull welded life,
Its cares and its troubles its sowness aud Strife
There's nothing on earth bnt to me 8 cheap dirt
Compared TO the pleasure Of eng flint
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CHEAP DRY GOODS
At the NEW YORK STORE, 1853 Poydras st

DRINTED Muslns fast andibeautiful patterns at
l21a per yard selling at the stores at
10 to 2c Scotch Ginghams. 123ac cases Swiss Muslns
mask Curtain Stuff at 30c Turkey Red DO 1Oc 0 doZ
Gents large size Linen Cambria Hdsf' style at "a 50
Mosquito Netting at &c., quality be bought for
less than loo in the city, Irish Linens BY the large
small quantity, less than whoes lie prices Pure Linen
a. Soc yard and upwards Undressed Family Linen at
&c. good be bought for JOc Buyers the
full variety Of the and richest styles of Fancy and
Staple DRY GOODS, equally low The sub criber would
remark that is the practice of this establishment oe
few leading articles cheap with view of obtaining
exobitant profits other goods With facilities unsurpassed
for receiving good, from the North the lowest
active and increasing business unaffected by cholera hard
times-a saving diem of from fifteen to twenty dollan
in rent and expenses-he afford to se chesp. Heavy
expenses must be met by profits. New Workers
especially invited call they will be reminded of the
ehsep establishments in Grand and Catherine strest.
mhI2 r. BROWN, 1853 Poydraa st,
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o. A sort of " scene,' says Canada paper,
lnok place in the Library of the House of Assembly
last evening, just after the House met. The noto-
rious William Lyon Mackenzie, it is well known,
has had the impotence to visit the House several
times since his return under the amnesty bill Upon
Col; Prince going into the room, he saw Mackenzie
at the table reading, when the following scene
occurred The Colonel accosed him by name, and
asked by whose permission he was there Mac.
kenzie hesita;ed to answer but afterwards said he
had been admitted by door keeper. The Colonel
then declared he would not suffer his feelings as
loyal subect to be insted by the presence Of such
person in the library, and ordered him out. Mac
kenzie hestated about departing, when Col Prince
rernarked-"I should be unwilling to lay hands on
such fellow as you are but unless you march
down Immediately, | III kick you from the top of
the stairs to the bottom, and into the public street
Also" The hero of Navy Island took mp his hat
and very quietly marched before the Colonel down
The tive flights of stairs, and through the lobby to
the street door, where he left him. This took place
IN the presence of several gentlemen, and we have
1t from an eyewitness. Mackenzie was afterwards
introduced into the library by Mr.. John Macdonald
M r. +. for Glengerry. and the Hon. Malcolm
Cameron, M. P. P. for Kent, and one of her Majes-
TVS Ministers.
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MAGUIRE's pAGuERREoTYpH.

b. would respectfully thanks for liberal patron.
~ age bestowed him since he first had the honor of
Introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
I'VE yen ago. during which time he has taken more portraits
than any other in the world His specimens were
Exhibited at the Fair composition with Others taken ~
the best operator from NewYok and he awarded the
First Premium No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken BY himself J. NJ the public that biz
portraits viii continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and practice are
the best Inducements desrOgs Of the
beautiful art Genuine Vogander Cameras 20 per cent.
cheaper than any in the city all other articles the same
Plates at q dozen Scovs No for % 2-guarantied
The best plates made in the United States Gases % rs and
% so; NewYork Cameras at SI8
~ Orders from the country promptly attended -.
f5Te Entrance No 6 CAMP street