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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

DissR.cyruL AND BLOODY RIoTGsG.-We IN
Sers,spd that the Fourth OF July was disgraced by
the rioting of large number Of young men. rally.
ins under various names, at the Rock Spring Gar
de1s. kept by two Germans, on the Frederick
road. near Gyms Falls. 10 the morning there
were several sights among drunken parties, aud in
the afternoon about 5 O'Clock most desperate not
took place, stones pistols, and all oths kinds OF
available weapons being used by the participants.
The windows, doors, &c. Of the house were
broken and all peaceable citizens placed in dread
of their lives. A number Of pistols were fired as
either party would advance or retreat, the fight
being kept up from the Gardens to CARROLL woods,
both of which were made ralyng points. A
Young man named John Horn had MS head badly
cut and his lett arm broken in two places during
the melee. Another young man, named George
Robinson, about 10 years of age, son Of Waterman
John Robinson, received slug In his back and
smother in his arm, causing painful if not danger
Gus wounds Another young man, named -
Holtt. about Is years OF age, was also badly
wounded by Aug and boy named Thos. Britt
was struck on the head with a stone, his flesh
badly lacersted and himself Knocked down sense
less. HIS injury came near being fatal. A large
number OF Others hao their heads aud limbs In
iured, but Lot sufficient 10 punish them for their
diseracefal paItici patton IN tue tight
baltimore Clipper.
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Deaths Beings In New.Yort.

NEUROLOGY FOR JUEE.-We present today our
regular monthly exhibit for the four weeks from
the lst to the goth of June, and by way Of show
ing the remarkably healthy sonditio. Of the City,
we shall make various comparisons with the three
preceding years. Our regular reports for SIX
months being complete we append similar com
parsons with the first half Of the years lsih 80
40. The reader will not fail to observe aremarA'
able decrease in mortality this year the causes
we will not attempt fully to exPlain-"e are 'a'i''
fed with the welcome fact
The action Of the principal causes Of dea'n' Oy
wsel. i. shown in the following table
ntsr,sys CLASSIFIED.
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The above figures speak very intelligbly Of the
the singular good health OF the metropolis; the
nrincipsl diseases have been remarkably quiet
during the month; the worst feature is the vast
disproportion of young children carried oil. If
this frightful feature OF our reports could be RENE
died we might defy the healthest districts of the
country to show fewer deaths, in an equal popula.
ton.
The weather for the month OF June is thus re-
Waved by 4 corres pondent Of the Nerark Daily
AaVtrtiler
THE unpleasantness Of May did not prevail be.
yond the month. The clouds in which its closing
hours were shrouded were dissipated on the in
coming OF June, and although the first three days
were disposed to retain some Of the characterstIcs
Of their immediate predecessors, yet a change for
the better was percephble, and a week of warm
but pleasant weather succeeded, the mercury
rising daily 10 above 30, and on the 9th attaining
s6l"
Some refreshing showers on the sth 9th and
10Th. at the close OF the period of delightful wealth
er which prompted the above DEPRESSION lowered
the Temperature Of two or three succeeding days
but the 18th and l4th were again warm, the mer-
curry on the l4th reaching So, the highest stage il
had Yet attained. TIE heat generated toward
evening gentle shower, which at some distance
day, although the thermometer Indicated max
imum temperature Of only SO, was generally
thought 10 be warmer than the previous one 90
sultry was it and oppressive. Thereafter there
were FIVE or ak very warm days, bat generally a
pleasant summer temperature prevailed.
The maximum temperature, 93o, was expert.
enced on the 2oth, lhsvng been 9lS the day be.
6re,) which was also noticeable from the heavy
rain which fell on the afternoon shedding around 4
refreshing coolness- IL set in about l. and fos
about an hour rsned very vioeEtly, nearly a. inch
and q quarter falling In that time. Some hail was
observed, and part Of the time the wind was very
high prcstrsting some trees and fences in this Vi
cinity and causing some disasters in other places,
showers OF q similar character, at some time in
the afternoon, being widely dlfIGsed.
The quantity of rain during the month vas about
the syersse but ii Will be observed on reference TO
the comparative table below. that the mean tenn
persture was higher than Of any jane in Several
wears; yet there were not many days OF excessive
heat ard generally the winds we're such as proved
bslrny and refre,hipg The month may be chroui-
eed &c decidedly pleasant in mest II 30, all Of its
characteristics. IL closed warn, the mercury ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

BOARD OF HEALTH-This Board has made q
regulation by which the time-honored' custom
of throwing garbage and other nusances into the
streets ard vacant lots il to be done away with
under penalty to offenders OF fine or inPrison.
mept or both, at the discretion Of the Court. Gar.
bsge carts commenced yesterday their operations.
They will visit the First District Mondays and
Thursdays; Second District Tuesdays and Fri
days, and Third Districts Wednesdays and Satur-
days, for the purpose ofremoving all garbage which
must be kept for them. Stop water must be thrown
into the 9utter, and not into the middle OF the
streets. The following gentlemen compose the
sspatorv Committees and will attend to complaints
FIR violation Of the ordinance and IL s 10 be hoped
,,sa oosnizapce of them themselves when they
nar.onsny observe them First Disuict-hr.
G,svs. so South Ninth.st.i Mr.. Lay, at Messrs.
Kempi. establish ment, coroer South Fourth snd
F,hh sta Second Disuict-Mr Riley, cor. North
Second and Fourth Mr. Comstock, at Lock Eood &
Ke;,h',. foot North Third It,. Third D suict-Ar.
Houehton 3s3 Grsnd Mr. Green, 3So Grand; and
n, Gilman. cor. McKibben ST. and G;ahanav.-
This regulation is requisite, now that Williams
bursb is becoming compscily built There is no
GOOD Grafton there, as in NewYork, 10 wash the
streets. nor any Police TO enforce the orders lis
boued. therefore, that every good citizen will, in
the first place, obey the Law himself and then see
that others do so. There are some people In every
community who require little gentle Jogging for
the public good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

TIE MASuPAcroRIEs-REDUcT Oh WAGES.
Several manufacturers In this village cat do sn
the wages Of their operatives on the ls' inst In
,hs rsdnced rates. and strike" was the coase-
oueuse Sooner or later the operatives vii doaos-
Ie,s be Obliged 10 return 10 work We hope the
time will soon come when the manufacturing In
terest can Afford lot only the old rates bat some
thing stl better Fair pay, in the long r1n' Is as
beneficial 10 the employer as the employed Con-
tented worker. do work we'll They feel al inter-
est in the prosperity their employers snd the so
ci.l relations existing between them are pleasant
(wo0nsOeseL T. | Parrot 5tn
~ THE Sofa Mandatory Of EnOch Holmes,
cb.y,.,,r.vn Mass WAS destroyed By ire on the
All inst Insured for 81 coo. which viii cover only
p.rt OF The loss. The building was owned oy
Edward Tborrdike, and was only partially insured.
FouR OF INA Mrs. Archer, OF Eaton, Ohio,
recently presented Der Astoaisned na'Oand VIII
fur li,Ie responsibilities
"Inssrals Archer, would not Sss saah.eF
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FIRE-About uianighta dwelling house on the
corner Of Hamilton aud Swan SITS. was discovered
10 be a u FIRE. The flames spread so rapidly. that
In order TO save the lives Of persons in the second
stry, they we're obliged to escape from the win
.ovs he flames having cut of al communication
b. the staircase Several children who were thrown
tom the windows and caught by persons were IN
injured. A woman spraDg from the window, aud
III falling her foot badly cut, and she was 9TH
et~ne injured. TIE flames were soon communi
es.so 70 the adjoining frame bailding, which, -
nes Win the dwelling. were soon consumed
tSe aNening was occupied by French family
nenes We eoad not learnt The buildings
nsse 70 AID Bas,ett, and are said TO have been
Company. An, t.. - 81
hosoAkAS ExlLEs-Governor Uihaxy and bis
sompanots' have made a loo alton in decatur Coun.
W iowa upon The bead waters Of Grand River a
tfihutsry OF the Missouri They have found . hssn.
tie .Po, uniting Toe advantages OF abQnd snt ster
fhd timber. with prairie sdSaptnr ,nS .o,,. - -,
Pfovements, sueh a. cabins and rs,dsn .,.n,. ra.
hesrsl''y Of the czsns OF ST Lnu. nror "a ,h,,.
WIN farming utenss and furniture l- tha,, har.Ja
s'sie OF he They sre 10 become ths nanIsa. -
h,se s1"ny OF the martyrs Of freedom fro M their
native Hungary. ''''' ''ei
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GREAf NATURAL PHYSICIAN,
Oh. II. II. ROOT

TIE essb,asd Coasrsptioa and Blood Dr and sss-.iev
(tss -xsfS COasasptls< B1ro~st>s.
Offcc No sig Brosd~sy, Nov-f0ra
hh ROOTS triumph consists la the permanent cure Of
~ Consumption, Csncers fumJrs Dsssssos Of Heart
Longs, Llysr, spleen, Stomach kIdneys insanity ms
Worms, Gravel Pistula Desfhess Bsdness Nervousness
Pnaysis Spinal Dcfomiues Diseases VI Ladies and Chill
drcn, and infsctani Humofsof FL kinda nc.
Charges Tor medicines mcAerale Examination OF hs
Lnngs with The Barometer o. Aoucr rsss jeli In
ROMEL C0MPLAINrs CHOLERA MoaBUS
DDfsENTEhf-for The caro- of thess diseases and
Summer Complaint OF children, which n attended
leads TO Cholera thereis remedy gsiong repu-
taon any which justly deserves consdsncs
Of the community than Bousalfs Dropa"
The attending the Of them Ia Philadelphia
and elsewhere. has induced Tho propnesors estshlsh
sgercies IN this city.
The Phadelphis Saturday Courier says: "rns sfsc, Of
this medicine on Bowel Complaints, however severe u
perfectly miraculouap
Prepared BY 4. BoNsALL, Duggisi, South Trenton,
NJ. Sold, wholesale and RETAIL by C. WILLS Co. ~
Eighth-ev and BY the following agents,
J. b Dodd, III Broadway.
Charles h. Ring, cor. Broadway and John-st
Il. Cook, 500 Grand Of.
James McAlister, i4i rulton-sl
II. Wilson, cor. Hudson and Hammond sts.
ie22 2meods
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MEDICINES.
TEN THOUSAND ouRrS
AND NOT A SINNIE rArr.rrpr

nRHAsriN0Ss cohPoUND sYsUP osS..,,.
Oceeoraied throoghoa bolA contnsnts for n. -
eares Of Consumption AssAms Decline. spisax o. slS
N,ss $3.50 s,s phsol s,ss,hns cossAs Coda sad Il
in effect upon The sysism 10 mia and sooshis, a, ~.
sane tme certain and efkcscoas rsss.v f.lany a -
reefupon The hrsi application. snd By repesnrs n -
nmes = permanent cure 10 effected. ~"
The proprietor therefore o1y A.s x.,,A
Syrup. but pzyvaats q 70 esys! he a 10 .c. -
the shye, snd purify n-bs warrants remove III i
peciueuis which reisrd The free crcusron OF tha h'
he ~nAas 10 open the internal and srfsv1 po--, ~
accumulated IN lhssysssn be warrsass Is never 40
's CURING DISEASED LUNGS,
Hscc Fever Night Ssests Dyspepsia. LAYER Complsirt
Pain In TIE Chest and Asthma snd be Il 10 A.
re the formation OF inherces In Tie laosa snd % heal
those alreedy formed, that persous 10 Coasanpoa
NAV tAhe with tne mosi positive conscience OF e,,rs
for lie great OF ac0n 10 the LUNGS which
az dusetions purifying lhem OF svefyns sas IL
is proere. and which, IL applied sccortias direc-
uonL II cannot fs 10 leave IN perfectly heslghy condition
Dr. Hssgngs's Compound Syrup u Sspshsi hissiy
commended BY tie medical profession Thai enneoi pay.
stefan, Dr. Mott OF Ne s.loik Gays that Q paln1nc
remedy ssunot be 100 highly prsised' Or Afuoli. Of
The Marine Hospital Savannah Dr.. Ware OF Llverpco.
England Dr. Wlliamson, OF Manchester Eogisnd; Or.
Boyd Of Lancaster, Dr. Hamilton Of s.sh and shose ei
nen English publicztons the Londoz fsacs he HsfAas
Jorraa and BvditAxaiSs RsfrespscS ali accord tho
most vneing certificates Of its yaes Ia his country
II has been used with disun guished success
None genuine wihonit the written sigusure % n A y.
HARRISON 90 the Wrapper. Price 81 per bottle six
bottles for Is. Principal ohce ia 0re-n~ichst N. Y.
Sold In Newark BY r. Van BusAhk; 10 Albany, By @.
Frolhins hSn In Boslon, by Retdipg Coz In Phsssl-
tmore BY s s. HAnes.
Sold IN Nev YORK BY z. N. Guion III Bowery; IL I.
Sanders, SIS Bowery John B. Dode, T7 srosdssy and
SIS Huisonst tr2s imsfa&rhA
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CITY ITEMS.

ASSAULT WITH KNIFE AND PROBABLE MUE.
DIR-Coroner Geer yesterday proceeded 10 the
house No. &c Mulberry IT. to take the deposition Of
Mary Mcintyre, who is lying dangerously i'll from
ststs she received on Saturday night last from
knife in the hands Of Patrick Delaney, an account
Of which assault We published yesterday. She
says that on Saturday night while in bed, hearing
Delaney in an adjoining room using most violent
and abusive language respecting young woman
in the house and herself, she arose and proceeded
to his room, when be instantly sprang upon her and
with knife stabbed her several times in the
stomach She goes on to say, ." never had any
personal quarrel with him, nor have ever TO my
knowledge given him cause to sommi. the act OF
violence against me. believe shall no; recover
from the injuries have received" The prisoner,
Delaney, is now in custody awaiting the result Of
the injuries he has inflicted.
ISQuIsr ON THE BODY OF ANN MoFTATT, WHO
WAS MURDERED on sUSDAr.-Tbe Coroner yester'
day held an Inquest at the Thirteenth Ward
station house, upon the body Of Ann Mohs.t a ma
tive Of Ireland, 30 years Of age. The following |.
the material evidence adduced. Patrick Campbell
being sworn. says, that be was in the room WITH
deceased on Sunday morning Her husband, hoot.
hofatt came in and complained Of her want Of
attention TO the children, she made some reply
when he seized barrel stave and struck her on the
head, face and body inHicting the wounds Of which
abe died soon aterward. Other evidence OF an
unimportant nature WAS adduced, when the case
was given to the Jury, who rendered the following
verdict: That the deceased, Ann MOfatt came to
Der death by blows inflicted by the hands Of Robt
Aofatt and that Patrick Campbell is implicated In
lot having interfered to prevent the murder. up
on the rendition Of the verdict Campbell was CON-
mitted to the Tombs BY the Coroner for exsnina'
tion.
Il The meat shop corner Of North Moore and
WestBroaaway, was broken open on Sunday
evening and the money drawer rubbed OF It's con-
tents. IL must have taken the robbers hall an
hour to force an entrance. This is the second time
this stop has been broken open within few weeks
SALE OF REAL EsTArT, July s-By A. Nal
lr.-oae lot with dwelling in HOratio-st near
Hudson, l6x5s6, 60 l2s
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When we recolect that at least six per cent ad-
diton to every years mortality over thatof the pre-
cedng year should be added TO keep pace with the
increase of population we shall at once notice the
remark able diminuton in deaths thus far this Tar
year By this rule the deaths on the basis OF ls47,
would have been this year 1866; instead OF this
we have but 6.9O6-a decrease Of more than twenty
per cent Of the estimated ratio on the basis OF AZ.
Starting from ls4s, the result is still more surPrs-
ing. By that standard we should have had e,l5s
deaths; but we come short 2,252, nearly twenty
five per cent decrease Last year we had the
Cholera, and for that reason q comparison would
prove nothing We merely remark that the deaths
10 The close OF June, excluding Cholera, were s,4Os
showing decrease this year Of 1903. By the
way, we should have excluded the a deaths by
Cholera which occurred at Wards Island in Feb
rusry; also the Al persons killed by the Hsguest.
explosion-thus making difference of 90 in favor
ofls50.
We append the following table to show the 40
ton Of the chief diseases for the first half Of three
Of the wears under consideration.
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~ The Hagestopa (Md) Republican says
that the scarlet lever is very prevalent in that town
at present, there having been upward Of 30 cases
the last few days.
II The Ner- Highlander, organ Of the Sons Of
Temperance publishes the resolutions OF several
divisions az anst the late proceedings Of the Ma
tonal Division concerning people OF color.
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H. W. NORRIS, Aucnoneer.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT

bFUUGhhEEfsIE---IvD ~ % " TO Ioer 70
be sold st auction by h. w. MORRIS, Aucuonser, %
TUESDAY July &c. fe5O al IL O'Clock, on ths emsos
This property susied south Of the business paf OF The
vilsRe 100 RODS from the Court House on al emnence
giving an extensive view Of Hudson River and land
seape reaching from he gnAnds souIn 10 me Csis
kill Mountains north
possesses superior advantages 10 climate
schools marx u.s. &c AID s eli connection 70 Ne~ro
BY the Hudson River Railroad renders eonyonen' ano
desbe place OF residence for persons dong oosoess "
he city, ana wishing TO live and educate her cnidfeo IN
this place. -. 49,. 49,. .
rde Of a houra on the banks OF The X 11sou and
view OF his beautiful village from College Hill wa COZ
yipee an obseryrr mat be ind on tho banks of MS
hver residences combining more OF me requisite oi nuAo
comfort than 10 here found. -. -.
For particulars apply 10 Calico BsEEer 90 ne pfenses
Racchf Van Wagerer, Land Agent a dsket& "
Il W. MORALS, Aucuoooeri
tv9 o.t1sLt.1ss % Main 81 POlxhke-psie-
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HYNRAKTS.

vI,HE BARTHOLOMEW PATENT sELRACrIN0
i HYDRANTs are strong, durable, simple IN consuuc.
ton sndo liable 10 &c, Out OF ode are no, en- running OF
broken csolessly by chidrenwou b1rs pipe. are c,ee
y repaired without digging not liable 70 freere and
last a. long common cedar hydrant HIS double n.y.
drsns answer for two yards and cost but hte than
he ola kind Fouv 70 yes general OF tbese by
have shown be the economical and do
rsbe In They are warranted TO worn well sor sale
Prince Violations Of this patent by making, selling
using will DOT be allowed. Iell Stawtws
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A FisAr AT FRESH PoSD.-We lesrn from the
oesion 1saVellsr, that at Fresh Pond, on the
~ourth there was very large collection OF people
ON ali quarters. In toe afternoon a fight took
place in which a considerable number finally be-
came actors. Black eyes aud bloody noses were
qaiie common, but as far as We can learn, no dan.
gerous weapons were used nor fatal wounds In.
hioted. AFTER the tight had been stopped, and
porti OF the conoAtan,s had re.embark ed in the
cars for home, It was again renew and the com.
bstsnts were lot quoted until the police interfered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-09

nR. RICHARDsON,s sYRUP.-Oue Of las eess
Dremedes OF the age Dr. Richardson's Syrup for ebol.
cholera morbus and summer complaints and pain IN hs
stomach.
Sold al Dr. 1sphagen'a $50 Pesrst chsries n, Riny.
1872 Broadway a The DugKis, store Isl dol Roesn -
Hays lis Tulton-st Brooklyn city. tol 3ms
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Mean daily Tange...... .4II VU - ~
In both lea and 1888 the maximum wss 92deg
The daily maximum temperature was t1'ee
above 90; seren times between 90 and 90 eeren
tipass between IS and 80; seren times between 50
and 75 ttrice between IS and 20, and once 6Oi,
The daily minimum temperature was mrse ttme ,
below so fire times between 60 and IS; eight times
between IS and 60; three times between so and 65i
eiqh times between IS and 70, and three times
above that point
BRIEY REVIEW FOR Six MoSrHs.-On compar
ing the figures of our tables Of deaths for the first
half Of the year 1850 with three preceding years,
we find the following gratifying exhibit:
nF.rus yop FIRsr HAIF OF TIE YEAR.
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A n hERWIN, Anclonoef
DY BANGS, PIATT a. co. store 2o4 grosdv

DY BANGS, PLATT a. co. store 2o4 srosdvsy
DPAIeulsr attention given 70 ho sale OF Private kbns'
des Cash advances made when desired.
TIyTY.sEcosD EEw.YOsE TRADE SALE.
MONDAY, Sept 8 1880.
Fba undersigned amour 20 the next REGULAR TRADE
SALE Of Books, Paper Stationery stereoype Plates.
Rindsrs Mstsraia he 10 commence Monday, the S1n
Of September and 10 be conducted and or Tho regu
uoss he last one.
Tbsy request thai invoices for the catalogue be furnishes
Immediately, the printing viii DO commenced 81 az early
he usual cash advances viii be made on reeeipt Of
goods when desired. BANGS, PLATf co
204 Broadway.
Ar private sALE-Bohn's Popular Library SERIES
Comp.te sells OF very desirable snd select worn are
now ofsed uade and others comprt ing me ssad
ard Library 81 vols the Scientific Library vob tne An
uas.Iisn Library IS vols tho Classical Library II yos
ald the illustrated Library tnev series Including LodEos
Portraits OF IDusuious Percentages Of Great bnlsn Toe
volumes cold separately n desired A new Us. mas Jas
been issued OF the various works. and may DO bad 81 ne
store ,,,,,.-m ,..
Rchies sYs Lectures Modern History, Lsmsrinos His
tory Of The French Royoiunoo, Hombolrs Views OF Ne
ure Hand BOOK Of Osmes and new add popular transls
ions OF sopboces, Escbylus. Artssoue E1npides and
Virgil -
vols svo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mechanics, John
COOS Farmers Encyclopedia, 0nenons gresl work On
Mich Cows Thsers Principles Of Agriculture, De focque
yl-s Democracy IN Amehcs, lions songsref, bsnnors
Double Eniry Bookkeeping syo and Wisss Aeronsutica
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EAsT INDIA WATER oooLEas.

IIOW DELICIOUS 10 draught Of pure cold wstsr his
III hot and sully weaihert You can have this luxury,
ct small expense by purchasing Smiths East India Watsf
Coolers which viii keep water cool several days BY The
addition OF small piece OF ice, beside being very orna-
mental appearance Filters be attached or MOI -
required Manufactured IN great variety OF styles and
sizes suit purchasera Also largo assofmeni Of plain
and japanned Tinwae. BrAnniawsre and Housekeeping
~ ;eis imeos1 '' T. SAITH co n Ful,oos.
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The Crops.

An attentive friend at Urbana, Ohio, writes July
l,t: Nv have a fine crop of Wheat ripe for the
sickle, and prospect for excellent crop OF Corn
Eyery thing looks pros porous in this quarter and
the place is very healthy" Cincinnati Gag.
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

INK. l.. VI. CHHUB has just Introduced ID Dc De.
Dguenisn process Electric Msgneue buf. by which
pictures Gao be taken instantsneously.
have purchased Of this gentleman hight 70 dis
beautiful process, with which sm mailing kenesses
10 ore seeord Of time and Of gres; perfection.
This process prevents Daguenotypes from undergoing
any change BY time exposure the plate being Tres from
oxcsnon and chemically clean Persons wishing Ike
nesscs taken By this ard most beautiful process win
DO well 10 call si 0URNEYs 1888 Broadway, opposite
Jchnst n B. Bring your little oues - hsy can nov
be aiken n any age. jy2 &C.