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annex and be anncxcd--have a common seal.
and ENJOY all the gifts and privileges, and
panks still left of the Buffalo piatforn'-with
second section, declaring "thc natural song
OF said Corporation to be old Mortality, which
shall be sung annually
The last words of this splepctic cffnsion, in
the shape of a bill, which was an insult to nearly
half the members present, bad scarcely escaped
from the lips of the clerk in the rcadinr. before
the voice of Thomas Bartlett, Jr., who. with
flashing eyes, was instantly on his feet, rang
like trumpet through the Hall
".W Spcakcr, more he reference ofhtd Bill
10 The w g party IF .UassachuS Il, ~
ANY thing but granite walls seemingly
would have been shaken down by the roar and
shouts of laughter, that, with one accord, now
burst from the Free Democracy, who were in
exactly the right vein to send up the uprorious
rebukc. having Just heard of the signal defeat
OF the party, in Massachusetts,, to which the
reference had been proposed - Green Noun
tain Freeman.
Now we think the joke good one both
ways, and don't see how Mr.. Bartlett's end of it
10 any better thln the other. Nothing but 6,n
was intended by the iutroduccr ofthc Bill and
NJ who says there is not fun in the provision
that the Free Soil Party may embrace and be
embraced, annexed and be annexed" and " en-
Joy all the rights and privileges, and ,lank .,
still len Of The Ru3do piaifo,7a," don't know
what fun, or good Joke is, and don't remember
| a word about the ridiculous "coalitions" which
| the past ye1r has Witnessed Mr. Bortlett's
motion was a capital one, AMI happy hit, and
nobody laughed more heartily over it than the
Wings. 1t was just the motion to make the
whole joke complete; and our good friend Of
the Freeman cvlnces less than his usual good
nature and courtesy in trying to make "polit.
cal capital out of it.
- Besides if the matter is to be treatet
with the soberncss that the Freeman affects
nothing could be more unfortunate than the
reference moved by Mr.. Bartlett. The /" Hhie
Party Of Massachusetts " were Just then smart,
ing under defeat brought about by union o.
the Free Sellers, who pretend to abhor an
abomnate "Cass and Batter Democrats" ant
the Cass and Butler Democracy, who abhor an,
ab0minntc "Frcc Soil ga regular acid an,
alkali proceeding, which makes smart foam
and fzzlc to begin with, but ends in poo
kind of "ncutral SALT To refer bill "to in
corporate the Free Soil Party" to such com
mittce, was in the highest sense unparliamen
tary;-it was regular "cognovit" that tn
Free Soil Party ought not to be incorporated
that there was no "merits" in the Bill.
But neither the introduccr of the Bill
nor Mr.. Bartlett, thought of any thing beyon
the purpose of the moment, which was fun, an
nothing else" BY making a serions para
graph on the subject the Freeman has pile
up agony" for nothing AS the dcvout BIT
| mistaken ancient maiden lady quoted scripture
-"the wicked flee when no man pursucth bl
the righteous flee is as bold as lion" tn
Freeman is as bold as lion, but it is "wck
! ed flee" nevertheless.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

Sc TT AND JoNEs.-The Union Pa Star
HOSTS at the head of It's columns the name Of
General Scott for President, and ox-GovernOr
James e. Jones, Of Tennessee, for Vice Prcsi-
dcnt.-I'e iegrrph.
JAMES c. JOINS is the gallant Wing who
carried Tennessee against President PoLx, in
Il C gubcrn1torial canvass, few years ago.
There is no better living Wing than JAMES c,
JOKES Gen. TAYLOR alas, is dead!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

The Saco Union, one of the abcst
Wing p .'pers in the State of Maine the editor
OF which was delegate from his district to
the Philadelphia Convention in 1913, and voted
throughout for Mr.. Webster, comes out for
General WINFIELD ScoTT as the Wing candi
date for President in 1852. We have reason
TO believe that large majority of the Wings
OF Ni1ine favor the nomination of the hero Of
lmndy's Lane and Conqucror Of Mexico
Boston .1iLaS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06
DAILY FREE PREss-Nov. %, 1850.

r he Tribune expresses the opinion that Gen
Houston. Of Texas, will be the next Democrat
ic candidate for President.
The Burlington Courier "exprcsses the
opinion" that Gen. WHITFIELD (WN-rIELD is
an omnous nameD ScoTT will be the mex
PRESIDENT of the United States. We agree
with both these papers, -espccialy the Courier
Whether SAM HoUsToN shall have the homo
Of being " licked to death" by Gen. ScoTT, Of
whether that honor shall be ASS gned to the
favorites Of the Vermont Democracy" Cas-
6. Butler, we do not care pin.head. Yer
mont is "cnnvanicnt."
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TON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER g. 1880

tho existing railroad law.-PiansbWgh Repub-
Hcdn.
And very proper law it is. A live man is
certainly worth more, humanity speaking, than
dead one. After mans head is of, the rest
OF his body is mighty sight less valuable than
it is when he oses"a part OF his foot" So
the "Ralroad Law" would seem not to be far
out OF the way.
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Old Massachusetts right side up
BlKIHSt:rON, vt

Old Massachu-ctts right side up
To-day hns been Thanksgiving Day" in
Massachusetts AMI if the descendants Of the
PIritans" have not eaten their turkey with
cranberry snuco," and their pumpkin pies with
An unusually elevated JUNCTION, then there is no
gratitude lett for mcgcies, in the Old Comm n.
wealth! They have every thing DO thankful
tor;--Inll grane.ios, prosperous trade, good
markets, peace, reform IN their State Govern
unant railroads thlt make the map Of their State
look like demonstration IN Euclid, heightened
morality, tool-ookiuE ",us. handsome sweet
hearts, public schools on the best possible plan,
and plenty of Fat healthy children to send TO
them, reservoirs that contain millions Of cubic
hogsheads of water, and Concert Hall. that
contains millions Of cubic giassos Of fancy Ii
quors to mix with it, Plymouth Rock, Quincy,
Alarshiioltl, besides Buukot HILL Lexington, and
Faneuil Hall and, in addition to all these,
md rs if to illustrate the protuse bencdiclons
Of tavoring Providence, they have Just ro-ad-
lnsod themselves on the grand platform of Grey
crcncc for the Constitution and the Cnion."-
Two days before Thanks giving the thing was
done; and Fanenil Hall, the old Cradle Of
Liberty" was the pace it was done in. Mas
sACHusErrs is PLANTED on THE SIDE OF THE
CONSTITUTION AND THE UMoN. There can
remain no possible doubt Of It Whatever doubt
may have remained on the subject since the at-
fair at Bunker Hill, and the previous L" riot "
that nade Boston llarbor, as Carlyle says, "black
with unexpected tea," is finally cleared up. Mas
sachusctts is NOW "right side up," and no mis-
take! And she his great deal to be thankful
for, accordingly She is now just about perfect
and if her people have not eaten Thanksgiv--
ing Dinner" to-day, with single eye to their
obligations for boundleSs tavors and to Holy
Willie's Prayer" as set forth in the ordinary
editions of Burns, then they ought to be dcpriv-
ed of Thanksgivings, turkics, cranberry s,uce
and all, forever hereafter! We invite prospec-
tive Governor Boutwell's particular attention To
the manner in which Massachusetts, acknowl-
edged her blessings, this day; and he is a
tcto,m Governor, elected because he Is great
deal better than Governor Briggs, every way
we shall expect him TO show "propcr resent
mcnt," ifany resentment is called for Massa-
r'ursrtt5 Is bound to be cXtra-hauktul. Ilcl
P''''','" Is "c''"'.'' 'on' - We f'Pca, ~ com
.i'''0'u III '''"F ~ NV ''''''"I''' i"'' '''' On'
~" "a VOICE ',o' NN"o!L ilN'', "''''''"'
o''' anu "'S''"' do '''l' WING" nv "'S' '';' v
the morning Sun drew from tn, Statue of Nom
""' V''''s' "''' w ''"''' ''"' ''''' VI Wv
I'm, han IN 20 "A a. ut r. M
''' ''r'y' ,'''0 - "'o' '''e'''''''''
~ INV, Wv '''"5 VA '''''', J '''' f'''"''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

RAILROAD LAw.--The Jury in the case OF
Workett VS.. Aubern snd Rochester Railway
gave the plaintiff $1,000 damages for injuries
sustained by hun in having part Of one Of his
feet cut of by locumolve ~ The dcendants.--
II the locomotive had cut off his head has iami'
Y could have recovered bat $1,000, Such IS
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of Lake Champlain Chiefly the lumber trade,
has increased six hundred Dor cent, within four
years. For 1876 the number Of vessels enter
ing the Chambly Canal WAS i26, The present
year, up to Nov, the total number was 2,5s
aud the total lumber exports during the same
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

a leading Wing member, representing town
not thousand miles from the Capitol, had the
taste to get up, aud Introduce, Though a young
member Of the same party, Bill 80 inc rporafe
he Free Soil Pang," who might, "by that name,
sue ami be sdod, embrace and be embraced,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06
The supreme aud Circuit Courts.

Under the new organization of the Judiciary
of Vermont the following are the higher Tri-
bunals Of Justice:
The Supreme Court.
STEPHEN ROYCE, Chief Justice.
ISAAC +. REDFIELD,
DANIEL KELLOGG.
Circuit, or Nisi-Prius Courts.
The First Circuit ROBERT PIERroINr, of Rut.
land, Judge, is composed of Bennington, Rut-
land and Addison Counties.
The Second Circuit, JAcon CuLLAMER Of
Woodstock ,1Judge. is composed of Windham,
Windsor and Orange Counties.
The Third Circuit, Milo l.. BENNETT OF
Burlington, Judge, is composed of Chittenden,
Franklin, and Grand Isle Counties.
The Fourth Circuit, LUXE p. POLAND, OF
Danvile, Judge, is composed Of Washington,
Caledonia, Orleans and Essex Counties.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

period, amounts to the large sum of 51,7O5,94l
feet. Arrangements are in progress for enlarg-
ing the ChambIy Canal very materially
PtausJurgh Republic.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06

We have in our hands letter from Gen. LEWIS
CAS-, under date of" Detroit, Nov. lG 1850" the
conclusion OF which relating to his nomination by the
democracy Of this State for the presidency is in the
following eloquent words
" am under great obligations 10 the noble Demo-
ctacy OF Vermont. You arc fighting the battle of
the party With fearful odds against YOU and you are
lighting it with IL zeal and energy, and upon such
principles MS commend YOU TO the party ghout
" the country. Not merely he prosperity but the
existence OF the Union d'pan upon the success n
the D1mocractic parry ia tn. nrn-slayeboi,lipr
states. If the higher law ducuIue prevails and
" this everlasting agitation Of ..r slavery question is
Kept up, the Union sgnnr. Even now it is in cx.
trcne peril, and Cod aory krjws whether it will
g survive these attacks
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-12-06
DAILY FREE PRESS-DEC. 2, 1850.
Gen. ClSS.

The following, under Gen. Cass's sign-man
ua, is the document we alluded to on Saturday
We give it Just as it stands in the S llLineL:
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-. 70 9. l.IEIll.Al ID !he IsTHNIT rs

es-,sS Tor GA IiFlssNkA, via the ls1HhGs
~ ftsft or TliHt ANTEPEC.-I Ionter OF ms
W Foster. commander w ea(S ne
yhaff loot of Grod ST., for COAILAtOALto3 NV Et
ieching atVeral rue on MONDAY, the 9Th January Tor
second trip, he 18th January for her tfd mp anu so
on subsequently,, at intervals OF twenty days. r
II" The ALABAMA will ascend the river aDou{ loIIy
miles Hrrstuppagl Vera cruz viii be On|y q Few hOut'
Tie travel to San Francisco is shortened neAry @VU M e
Tie cost ay reduced, viii be observed 9g-FStr nee
and the facilities OrtTave considered anunGAh lheftau
open. Mules and horses eau be objdGe mere are owns
gymmudJus and the whole distance Gun e
made in about hirtysE hours CONFIRMATION Of TINS can We
adventure No established Arrangement OF traNtl mas yet
been male by the Tehuantepec Company IN Ne|bF.eas
who propose give their immediate attention toni QHi mean
while afford the opportunity, that the PM e sh"N us
which will yeiy soon become the great highway,
RATES OF PASS tuEi 400 .,
In Saloon &
In Lower Cabin. - ~
s 40 pounds baggage allowed each passenger Freight
~ Passengers viii have to provide themselves with pass
vG5l '''' 4. j. MEEitER y GO. 8 Poydras st.
yr7zr FOtk CEI&GlfE g. a. t'Orn5a Reguigr Line-
sTIl The fine fast Llng sChoonr 3"5t.tkN a., Law
sss5saH son, master, wiH have imme "i7 dispatch tnr
Freight passage L9yRE good accommodations, apply on
O''l" '''"'' ''' WI, !. GEWEY, So Gravjere
r. Ta.7 vessel viii luui goods at thaFre5 without ANY
| change to- usnleraFe. go
s-. E1D'F sAN ANCIstD-L 3LvorRIG R-gy.rr
='-i Z Jar-Fha Al cope ed and fast shp h Al AM
E1zEa Rt& Alfred Morse, master, now load ny Is ABOVE
AID will have al possible dis utgH. TINS Snip oil The s
class and well found in every TegIeI tQr rs!-5 or pA.sas
IL" This ship will he consigned tn the address OF Mes
CLIFFORD, CARE n Co san Francisco a-f
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The steamer Tuscumbia left st Louis CT the 24h nsIn
port or New Orleans, Iowa, Grand Turk, Aha-
bra, Die Vernon and josiah Lawrence.
owpu1t tt=-l -TTT.s7t,
ships Toronto and ATyheIa, bark Cyane.
Towboat Star lowed down and The 25th Instant
ships Adelaide Metcalf and Caroline & Mary Clark brig
Chenito, schr Gov Arnold.
TowbOat Porpoe down and on the l5h inst
barks Forancs and Providence, brig CGmiro.
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STEAMBOATS,.
-. rnr Nanhla . DaIE.Y go

49, For Mobile = Ddl59 Eserpss 4 Il
snsnIlia la.ss pressure n. as.s
ri ORD 4, Canaan w II oiileSson, aud & 8Foit-
MA, CaptlinC l. Reynolds. haylag tsF bei espn.ssig
Cabins all in sIlls-iooms Of Nc a5ge aEss wy
says he Pqeiehstain saFgad IN l.S On ~ asq y
lsAves the oeos q le Ai:sag as pobieA y. X s9f
'i sn4iy ' s' Fl ss';' = "a Il saa tlads
w. s V'sr ~ Shlle--C ana fareof i,ssA siaamers
VA ssy s,sg,s: Fes ilrisSlaa issIsalpp
~. 4 az. 4, Z ~ Is ssp az
MEDIA Z RID ~ aall. g epuk r
NJ. tDgchntg at ta fnle afroad Inr asnsg!s BY
VIZ NIX s " & ts ~
ni = n har ~ ssara LIPS. md ths ga sas,,ss N
hnFedaK ~ IT'S HI the gapat sVasa
asesta n I'm s Z. 's AsssH es7ss Y
BSar CoeisAaf
lesisnrs 4 III n ! nav
SS sa VIM sas i9oss
q hsaSs sSsss II
4 "wednesday ~ llA M.4 7, III nssi9ss ~
s sssss Il Fss6Isask' g
ataF rsg 81 lbe one 81 WV L gcss i rs! y
So, 81 Cem1g closes g O'clock A. ~ on tne days
rs & sSiEsi8 Sg S5 lP
s @ t 5s R A; 81
/ sgngton apdai the ialerRedate isn,iings tri'
~'s Lsss 3 NV NV orlsas Leaves Cgyiagton
nasy Ii o,Sos ss Ffalssr oSeo5 a. NJ
II For further particulars inquire on board, OF TO- a.
i EUGENE ROCHEREAQ & CO.,
80 g MONTGOMERY aud Wetumpka Gegn-
4 sslt44st44 lar Packet steamer A, Doh t8hAts' tapt
Il ssslssss8 James 9. M2pygopery, will leave .5gles
THURSDAY hioninr, IL uaa for the Gsrs The A. Doq Hi
SEs7 :, 4 eguiaT Montgomery. aud v efumrk Ia
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Genuine Nedlctus g5Ng'CROEESG
No. IL Chartrea ST. New Orleans,

WRIGHT y GO. having resolved stand unrivalsd il
every department their bushes have agreed with The
Pugderors ana Agents OF all the genuine popular Pateu.
Medicines throughout the United States, keep them
SANITY suDviied with fresh and ample yJt&
below t1e market prices, By ihs they
enabled 20 OeT Oh. pecOn Of purchasers The
extensive assortment which be found th any Othe5
city. Having hai experience the puTChast
lu sale of Patent MEDICINES, they have acquired taCltle
Tor conducting this lucuar department, most libera
scale aUu prepared TO supply the trade al
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot fail realize
handsome per centa-s MS Investment, either WhglGs
assufrusn of Ali. GEN ClNE PATENT MEDICINES
The following s cumpuse7 p0r Of their assortment, an,
be furnished to dealers most rom twenty
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer Tesua
prices.
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OFFICIAL.


NIayOrnlty of New Orleans. 27th Dec. 1850.
COUNCIL MUNCpALTY No, Two I
- -, - - Sitting OF Tuesday, Dec. "a 1850. )
X ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
- and rquesa after giving days notice in the official
paper OF tins Municipality. sell at pubic suction the
tract Tor Keeping IN repair for yee the Common street
nel Road, The bridges the and the bitches her
side The work be done and the payments made in accord
nOucs nt adjudication.
49, tSlguedl JAMES II. CALDWELL President
True copy: II. BIER, Clerk
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4nllnnThEu
MAYO,s MUSIC .sTOME,

CAMP ST., three doors from Canal ST. .Ecf OrtsEls
TIE undersigned desires respectfully TO inform tie prbE,
i that they can awag ma his MI SIC 90 -,
STORE a. choice and large assortment Of " t.sfz.g
n AN % q L BS, at very reasonable + II nj \. h,
Inces and on accommodating terms. Among . - v v
aauFers, I. GILBERT a 90, Of rich tone, and finished
heapViuIy in Rosewood, Black Walnut and Mahogany,
WIN lOu Frames, made ~ the most substantial aud WORK
manliAs manner. Also, the Justly celebrated HOblAN
LAW fOhLE", which for Of tone have not
been ellatd They parucu aFy suited 10 The country,
as re -EolaH does not require tuning Tor years. o.
ne new Improvement Piano FOTJe, the Patent Vi
ntauhg oNerhnoge, Is also Tor sale this establishment
rms Improvement yves peculiar hnuass aud hrahCy the
ebe anus 10 me deTahiy mud strength Oi ue Piano, aud
those m ordinary
plW 4 NJ Agent i9E Henri lle-zs celebrated GRAND
flANVo ana fIANtNOSt made in Paris. For power aud
sweetness Of t1Re they stand pre- mineut,
SEtbN HAND PIANOS Tor sal al from ESQ 10 500
edGlls aud lake. 80 part payment Tor cues.
,-EAJChJ ARTS MELO0lON.-Tll beautiful toned
Hmd lasunmea Tor Village Chnrches Lid ges Sar,s,ii6g
Iaes, and The private practice % UgGnslF possesses q
s@fG. quo p9Wsiq i1ae portabie, lwelgling bI Is
"a OHefs !n the cnuntry for Flutes Guitars, Glsrfpets
tlaSeeLs, iou5l NOincelOs, Strings, and Musical Apr-
eande OF every description, VIII be DrJIlnty execute, n,
te319a1la b1ces Bands supplied with BTass Ia umeuLs
hARPS Double and Single Action, on hand and made
'oNNr{niss,; 70 s!!i! the taste Of purchasers.
huSt'-t he i8TEe1t Catalogue In the South. The Stock
~ deshnuounn OF UNerJ ycaIs anil il are many old
anu beautiful pieces OF psinf '
MN hbS.C received by every arrival from the North
eFsfA week 81 Ire store NagIye Conn 1it 0us
~ addressing ne under gued, Catalogue Of Music vii h.
] seat 40 5t.y Fbr - W. '
-flANOS TUNED aul Ha,F&IR
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For repairing and keeping in repa and clean the Common
street. Shell Road and Bridges, from Galvez street 10 is
PRESENT termination, viz: ' - $50
l. The contractor shall be bound to keep the Shell Road TO
It's present grade and TO fill with fresh shells All ruts and
holes q iat as they appear The road on each side Of the
sh,l Road &o9 the Shell Road shall be kept clear Of rass
weeds and all t aud otiA and the slope preserved on the
Dirt Road. The Dirt Road 10 be graded 10 he heEhh If
the Ghe say eight by the earth from the bitches
aud be sept IN repair by filling all holes and RUS a. fast IA
they appear The BnQuee to b. kept clear of all grass and
weeds and the stnmps owed and he Banduee grubbfd
when required. tup bitches be kept clean and clear
IS 70 a3# free passage the water into raning Ga.
hs ne biges 10 be kept IN good OreT, and repaired
and material for repairing the bridges be furnished by I'll
contractor
Security will be reQured the satisfaction of the Cour-
ell, IN the amount OF the Of the contract and the r,t
month pay retained un the faithful completion OF the
tract, aud be forfeited IN the event Of aue the part
| the contractor to luii his duty.
Payments be made month y, on the certificate of the
| Surveyor
The Municipality reserves the ght 70 annu he contract
upon the report u the Surveyor that WORK is
and 10 have the same res t By the NJ after the usual
notice, the risk of the contractor and iSSAnTies
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SHIpPING.
ROR CALfFORNTA.


$50 E(14k AI.HFtltSNIA via ChAGtthB,- =
-fgf$ ~ Direct E8ne 70 Gbngres.- The Y, pfT ana
ma eF steamship 4 ~ ~
llll pIsls. Capt stanley, 5 eS go, Y ~
lninEcTs on IA EilNESDAK MORNING, january ass
~ assr vita thenew double engine stsai-
s AaimsAs, built expressly to IBIS tads, WIN iofm
Semi MONTH"; Lane Dmth CITY 10 6fagfes atreet " soL-
nest VITA me Company Nal Steanssh 1Asi-
roFNIA. PANAMA, NORTH KHNEit, 1RNNEssEEs Cobuaii
1,lA and CARortkA 4. from Panama 10 q rrsneisoo anl
flfeeon securing to passengers fIR9reH 1ttokkTs WIN
re dispatch A Mailwi pe dispatchea
af steamer carry ing later dates Than any otber sesnel
lata.nf ia United States to f9 government man
s er n ne Isl and 18Th Of each month from Panama TO
Caliiofna and Degon
RAfzs or PASSAGE
From New rieans to Chagres -, no
Ii sooi.. ~
il ifh berth and separate Mess,t. ...., 40 w
Fron Pahama to san Francisco !. ON On
III I'd 81 iii and separate Mess 10y ~
Hi tickets for passage and orders for eight must be
snflIo.ised To- saii tickets or contract Tor freight
~ iIai Magazine stIeet NeyOTleans
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ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC,
DAGUE4iElEJ TYPE, gAL3OEgPE HYAsD.
= - TYPE ga ais.liEEk.
MAGUlRE HARRINGTON, having purchased from

DAeSC kfaLAttsH AEtt, EAL3D'E EPE HYAEAI-
= - TYPE GsAa,s.lSfkN.
MAGUIRE * HARRINGTON, having purchased froyp
4fA the agoes Of W. Talbot the patent fight r lie
use Of his IRbCyne process In the States ~ f0ussns
abama, Florida, Georgia and Texas beg leave 10 cal N
Etlee{on u me pube to heE gallery Of specimens Ia hI
new department OF Photography.
Inc IAbn Ype taken Bpol paper ivory glass; metal
6nd variety Oh other Sa9sGnCas the FIRST Possessing tbe
decided advantages OF easy trnnsmsOlg By mall uqp IL
preserved in portfolio. A' "
The iabOtype eniAsatiy espgbis Of coodng 40 that
the picture can be finished % any degree desired bv ne eT
egeP variety Of texture and color Of the dOpary anu com
eaisd. ~ 1o'ii
The TslbQypa represents he sitter without any rsy,
eject; mole or scar upoA the right Cheek appeas upon
the right cheek. ''''
The Talbotyps can be duplicated to any svqnt with
the additional trouble of another sitting AleT ba frst
Impression is taken. copies eau be furnished ii any future
sne upon smp application by letter oF Otherwise
N. B.-M II. being iGTniahed with sveIy llrv for tl
prosecution Of this aor aT ready 10 dul3e of gbts
iOy the States specified, with thorough in fractions
DAGJ ERREOfYPES they profess to axe Guig ksr and
better than any ot5eT establishment In The world. They
eeaohd nr nc charge. Enhi III No. q CAN'T Street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-31

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