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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

TO the citizens Of New York and OF the United
asmueh many intelligent and considfate persons have
lost entire confidence in the business notices OF the
press Tin consequence of the peryeron o its by quack
and mpostors becomes absolutely that
advertisers should precauon for their
lection We therefore propose clearly distinctly and
phsticay to place before the world substantial argument
lence productions We boldly assert thar goods
equal to the best hats sold in this aud vastly
superior to most Of them The Why plain. Every
artisan engaged in the establishment finished workman
having served an honest Apprenticeship, and ia
the business placing us in the position in wLieh rot
turn manufactures the highest state of perfee
ton Resting upon our forte, lof true mer!i aono
scorn the idea of nooriey in order to gull tie public,
ask but an partial scrutiny in the comparative value OF
Overwhelmed with evidence Of ed
vantage the hosts trade
in the production Of goods invite the mauts
Of the most critical observers 70 the
other houses previous TO seeing and viewing
tiele with another We will stake putaton skus
hatters, upon the result. HAT FINlSHEkS' UNION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

Vs
ted sve satisfaction Poudre SUBTLE for uproo,
ing hair from part o; the body Liquid Rouge; Med
soap tor frechlss sunburn, tan pmplss, a. Iy White,
And Hair Glos-ss the old established Laboratory No. 81
walker street near Broadway Calender south Thirl
street Philadelphia; aud Jordan lG Nahiaxon street
Boston.
~. Levett, Dentist, No. Gas Broadway.
respectfully informs his patients and the public that his
office hours only from ten oeloe His work on
the teeth can be had on application as above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

find at Mers in Canal street. article that
possibly be wished for in the Of Caters slippers Ties
and Toilet Slippers equal in this city. We
mend our lady readers to pat ronse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-01

10 room anu renewed the
dancing, which was kept up till nearly O'Clock The
end Of the programme at length reached aud the
dancers departed for their and to take
the fee air An excellent supper prepared for the
Managers and good number Of them with several in
vited guests paid their attention TO It. Wood zoe
ployer and other birds disappeared did ao quanti-
ties 81 sherry, champagne, and other sparkling wines
Songs were sung sentiments offered and other
vivsltie performed for considerable time, after which
part OF thote present at the table went 70 bed
smother part Of them ordered coaches and started
journey TO the tea house On their return they stopped
al the beach and took good bath which enab.ed them
toyrtccod comfortably IN the duties Of the day.
Mr.. Weaver the proprietor Of the Ocean House, de-
serves great credit tor the enterprise h exhibited in
giving this ball while Il was yet experiment to
whetheI II would pay or not. The event proved how
ever, tht his bard,r were willing to stand by him
They did fustan him. All went oil well There no
'xclusiveness contemplate oliqum nothing TO pre-
vent the ball being good one 1t was There were
about 100 gentlemen attendants and very large number
dladies IL was lay ana joyous time and will be-
Numbered with Pleasant recoections till another year
Genes round aud ball takes the place of this one
On Saturday evening quite number OF the late guests
at the Octan House from Newport to New York
board the steamer Bay state. Captain Brown
ctmmodsting and though there was large list
Of PASSENGERS, he soon had all accommodated and the
noble steamer making hes way to the city In beau
tiul night a. need be enjoyed When the next ball
CONES Gu at Newport, may we be there to see
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

turers stock of Fl.nture-O On Thursday ornng 10Th
instant at l0lf o'clock by catalogue the entire stock
contained In the store I Fulton street Broad
way. embracing carved rosewood. ahog and wanu.
paror and chamber Furniture of all and the
most reliable sork manshp, library and hall Sc
Ensmeed FurBureAso. ensmelled chamber furniture in
SETS curied hair Mattresses Psafes Ec &c. This
stock has been all made for the city retail trade the sale of
which will be we'll worthy the attention of buyers Caa
logues at the sale.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
HOTELS.

EsPIRE CITY uoTEL CHAeRrS NEW GRANADA
IL The subscriber hAvrs assumed the uarss,uess Of
ths topuar house now prepared 20
NE public accommodations equal 90 fosso q Ms
lshmus supplying bis table with the best
ahed and his bsr with the ehoccst cvo.s sns severe
2. y. CeaoOD.
NONKERs Is THE MOST DEiIcuryUl sror
along the shores Of the noble Hudson. From
point 'isiters can clearly twenty miles 10 "
ihnge the eye heholds the msenhcept e1ncs Of Sewn
srsons have como hundreds Of miles, Which has reilly Pad
lem short distance north the worss rrsss ss
fsfy tAvorite, our Washington Irvngs srsrte palace
srsee viii not sdmit Of our goir into. length uss ter
uon Of the elite that surrounds Yonks Fer ttrches.
seademns schools. and water. ~ cannes " ssr
Tssecd Among tie many extensive snd heactfs rive
ments 10 recently sddet BY esAldermsn toett Get
M formerly of the most ceient members Of ,e Con-
mon Council ofth city cfNev York in The e-,stcp ~
very needed sside from this the 1osruan has
zoo building ote which rre offered lcv III tsager
also building lots 20 o which can be Turcta~ec
very low and nmcdsus tsrms near which lose
scd the Hon " W BY 100 fest
one dollars lot Call ard locate The Garden ef
TIRE Universe N Bft vesd not he sdyksble ~ youns
physcsns start here as Or Ksnrers LaborAsory in
qunty the sir must he imrresnsted with sna
eshifstrs ssses ard the neirhborhood eert repeNly
ktsiy. All the Improvements, ~hoh cxtensivs
recently ad have been done by those
th,H ccnsqutrty lively and state us~
must foow vsters will fni hearty welcome ysvs 81
kensers MANSION Houte. vhere meals apd
csn te lad AZ all times. The Hudscn Rsilrosd cars run
almost every hour IN the dsy very low sseam al.
cents fare Do not fail 70 call aua shis bssst spcs
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

A GyxRpcmpR y c.L,T A. =, TYsSBUtL tFson LoSpcSl AT
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE-oNE
~ Of the best stands In the Ninth ward being
such tor the last eleven doing
Wholesale and ret all family business The dwelling the
Herald Cfice.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

sEIcNtrrE BRANDY. LANDTNG.-Now LAND
~ ing from the brs Islly nc lS., ArI,es ,Sm 10,
and asvor A. seenets Brsndy pse and eoiore cr sale
from the wharf W 8. 7. NICVLL CO. " and " ropsS
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

SHfILhYs-LADIKS DEPARTNINT ONE DOOp
tstae Of Christ Church. IN Anthem sretN me, out n
bIosovay- where tdiee and sotientu Gao rrocure "
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

IA NAPFs tOLoRED DAeUERnEoTlPK JIKENEsEs.
~ -Ieriect gems taken and finished in = fsv minute.
~ an vtshr snd wsrranttd price including ease from
one hse nosrs can ony be had AZ his and splendid
icct a9 Hrosdway near Prince street. and AZ his oid o.
ttslnthb Io3 Bowtry, over Andetsons Garrett Store.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
L.IQuORs.

RARcLAY a PIRKINs LONDON PORTER AND
- Islkirh Ale ~ barrels Of the above we'll tncwp Ale
and Porter warranted senuine ss imported
bv the fscuty for medicinal Dublin stopt knrs
Iampbells Scotch Aes, &C., At the eeetssted Brsrdy
store, f5O Broome street. corner OF Crosby.
Il 0NDoN DOCK, eTARD, DUpUT, BENNEssx
- Csstiion. Romieus, Rsvere, sesnette 80, a. srss
ees Meder genuine swan and superior Leneon ein ed
~ Croix an Jsmtca kum honcngseis tn.rteen
Jears old choice Peach Brandy Sc sc Ne IN bottle or
drsueht in qrsny st the csebtttd hrsncy
go BroCme street, corner o. Crosby.
A sEIeNIrLn BRANDY taSDIss1s9v ioI, nasD
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

MORTGAGE SALE.-FAsHIONnBIEuor FURNI-
NA ture-Eenry H. Leeds Co. will sell auction to-
Hotel corner Chambers and West Roadway under
the direction of Fre dercs L. vulte Esq all the fashionable
and substantial cabinet furniture within the above extensive
hotel last spring by f. Ellesn ESQ., in The
latest French style and best manneral in ne order and
wood, carved aud plain: covered in purple crimson,
gold and eolors Of rich silk Brocsele; beautiful
centre Tables to matc with statuary marble
card tables Also. number of entire suits of ele
CANT and substantial bedroom urcture OF desert on
in black walnut several mahogany suits saloon furniture
&c. The above de expressly TO order and
HENRY H. LEEDS Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
rIy E ARTS.

Nov oPEN-THE NAPOLEON GALLERY, AT THu
~ rooms Of the Nstisus Academy Of Design 63 Broad
rsy opposite Bond street Adnittsnes, cents Season
6otes@ 80 cents. Cstaloroes, 12is cent?.
who visit the rAir should examine tss picturee Of
Holmes ESQ Brosdwsy HE specimens are not Surpassed
ry that are exhibited at Cattle Gsrscn elsewhere. The
hhenestes which are tsken daily a. Holmes Gallery give
credit and satisfaction 10 every person. frcet 81 20 10 $40
u EsPFCTABLE DAGULRREoTYPEs.-H No
~ $50 Brcsdway mGkes creditsble picture fair
price for every who honcrs him with sitting No
honest man can msks sfty cent pictures and live smons
rfpectabe people without humbugaag and decevus them
Beyaie and syoid the Peter fupk artists. H0LuEs
makes against the both for the credit the and
ue Iulc coed Rooms No, tS9 Broadway. Price Of re.
tptotahs rcttres, ~ 50 TO Si0.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

7NHIoDORE MALLORY, AUCTIoNEE S-GESrEEL
Household Furniture, Pianofortes, &c. at auction
Esory Lyell i'll sell at auction on Thursday, o:t 16th
at 10 o'clock 1T No. E2 West Twenty second street
the Ninth avenue general assortment of genoel House.
mold Furniture consisting Brussels and Insrain Carpets
Sofa Chairs, Tables, Divans Candesbras China, Glas,
and Earthenwsre superior Pianoforte. by Wooster
Beds Eedeteads Mattresses Bureaus, Wssh.sands, Sc
Also, the Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

NshhN Turtle, NULLIGATAwNEY, LrNTIL AND
inrue tonrs Gsme Of all and every Known
mAce o,n thst IN season. and such varty OF Oystere
no o,er Ia America can 90 say the esst
st py psy ~ elleJ marr fsent estabiskututH Mas
The New York herald., 1851-10-15
FOR SALE AND TO Ley,

A VERY DESl RABLE INVEsTMENT-TEN WE'LL
finished Cottage Houses for sale Putnam and
b. dford road Brooklyn. This property is within miles
ofInlton ferry ard for sale on reasonable terms Apply
EDWARD THORNTON on the premises
A GOOD DRUG STORE MAY BE HAD FOR S7j
"A cash. If applied for This is real bargain for par
ueulars, apply to Howes BAlkcomb, SO Nassau street.
RUFFALO.-FOR SALE. THE HOUSE AND LOT No.
- M Ellieott street next TO the Of Eagle street
lot $50 by 30 Also. for sae two Billiard Tables in good
order Inquire at Si Broome ssseet corner of Bewery
W. A. MATHEWS.
EOR SALE OR TO LET-SALOON AND BASEMENT,
No. III Fulton street, Broobyn. Inquire on tie rre
NJ
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

GUsTAyE ciRARDoN, FROM PARIS. EAiR nREs-
~ Ier in the latest style.-A select assof.mcrt
halt WIGS Brsids Bsnds sad Fraetto, Ir,uch Arrnc,si
Flowers, and hne fcrumery O. g. ms
eirerenee The means Of apIJas fase hair 10
as 70 ss somplstsJ 70
tlemen. t.i Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1851-10-15

SHIIILYs OBSCURE AND UNKNOWN CoNPARA-
uvsy nyer or two since, is probably the most
ant in the city How s hfs ~ be
Nc mas been earnest and indeatie tbe in the pur
s 81 %, & ms ,says purchasing the very lest srs
ss ood IN the msrhet and Of sl the varieties proenr,
Bile and SONG TO ths hest houses r 'su vines sc
30 he msy not import himself "'' ' '
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
Capital Execution.

1t becomes our duty to announce that the coal
ition state ticket suffered the highest penalty due
to capital crimes on Thursday last, having on
that day been decapitaied. In short, the Hon.
Lucius b. Peck has severed himself, not merely
from the ticket, but from The coalition party. dis
sentlng in toto from certain resolutions adopted
by the late " Democratic" (exireesoil State Con-
vention. He has knitted the freesoilers, striking
home to the hilt Whether they will "dc, and
give no sign" or pass by transmigration into full
blooded llunkcrs of the blacklist dye, remains to
be seem We understand however that this de-
CLEMSON Of Mr.. Peck is but part Of new
scheme, the design Of which is, to completely
iooofocoize the old Liberty men and carry them
straight through for Robinson and Slavocra-
tic Democracy. Anterior to Mr. Peclts declen-
sion, "A leading coaliuonst Of Montpelier begged
the old liners 10 take Ryland Fletcher for Lieut..
Governor, on condition that Peck should decline
and the coalitionists put up Robinson in his place.
For Gods sake exclaimed the Patriotic coal
Zionist TO the old liner" Send rs a plank r.
Perhaps to-days Patriot will show whether the
scheme is 10 be tried.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

Henry Box Brown. who c,capad from slavery
TO Philadelphia n box, Is exhibiting through
ont England panorama of slavery. lie has the
identical box with him and was lately packed in
it, and went from Bradford TO Leeds. After their
arrival NJ Leeds the box, still containing Brown
was placed 10 a coach, and preceded by a band
Of music and banners, paraded through the prn-
cipal streets Of the town. After he had been
confined IN the box two hours ANA three quarters.
be was taken out Do the presence Of spectators.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
iilnrriaacs.

A. thriss tnfch, ihs ,tfars, The st inst D., fhe
Rev O.. d Paiuatn A.f. Nm A. Randall e. A-- Bnttsnia
Luce, bn'h rl Montpelier.
lu Gfrcn.norn 90 Nei. samuel Bakers the morning
ofthv 2h, hs ihe Ra,. r. Stono Iustus ~ Brooch
Miss MraHda Wbeutei, buih Of Biooshad. We arknow-
edge, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

Gy@B. F Walker has the contract for build
ing the Passenger Depot first class building,
located on the Vermont Central Railroad ground
opposite the Sta,e-touse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
deaths.

10 Washington Iune 9Th. Ms. Clarnia A. W fe Of Reni
Fisadrfs, and daughter OF Lew edaid Gtafnn Mas-
as'd S. sears. Mts T. was aoiible and Christian Uo-
man and tho Society which she no, I'd.
Her death sudden and necisd
Husband Hnd nine smtN children IRE left to depioie their
loss, May the Conf uef be with them. Com.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
Important To MaS0nS.

ut subsersr viii receive pfopo,as until Jul, 4th for
Alng The hlicks aud doing the Pa.te Tng for The Pas
erge peo IA Montoer. Bids will be received iuraish
all except Bricks OF 10 have al furnished best bid
dss BE. WALKER t'ontf.ctn,
Montpele Ct, June "a, 1851. "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

o. The Pennsylvania Wing State Conyen-
tlon assembled on Tuesday at Lancaster nom-
mated Governor Johnston, by reclamation as he
Wing candidate for reelection 10 the office of
Governor Of the State Resolutions were pass
ed 10 tnyorot a protective tariff and denouncng
the tariff act Of 1916. Also recommending the
nomination Of General Winfield Scott for the
Presidency and in favor of the adjustment mea-
sures of the last congress and Mr. Fiilnore's
administration. After the adjournment of the
convention, Coy Johnston delivered an address
IN front Of the Hall, which elected much enthu-
slasm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
EAGLE HOTEL.

bE subscriber, having recently up the Old Stand
known as the EAGLE HOTEL, "a Montpelier would
respectfully the travelling Community that she
prepared 10 furnish them with geud o.
be found Ia the Pase Tho House besutissy locat
I'd within rods OF the Railroad Drpnt, wrha one
hundred rods the state House NJ pains will he spared
10 mako IL home for those Who patonise The House
Pafues Of liessrTs will be entertained reasonable
Transient Boades will be furnished with pleasant rooms
Good accuuln 0daiioas Tor hofscs
0Pefsons earned and The DEPOT fee of charge
+. klMBALL.
hoaipeieI, Jaly lat, is5i. g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

Gold Plate Hort in Dentistry. Those who
are interested in the onward progress Of the me-
chonical part Of dentistry, will read the commu-
nicaton from DIR. Morton, IN the journal Of Nav
23d, with much satisfaction. We recently ex-
aminel a specimen ofthe beautiful philosophical
continuance referred to- by which plate, fitted
to the roof Of the mouth actually sustained a
weight Of ten pounds, by the mere pressure Of
the atmosphere. If it is an old principle, it is
certainly very admirable one, which in this par-
ucuar application commends itself at sight If
our operators would obvate the swaymg. Siding
movement which the tongue, in ara imperic ct cast
Of the region, gives 70 an upper set of artificial
teeth, they would at once be influenced by the
suggestions contained in Ibis article Dr. Nor
ton deserves the thanks Of practitioners and the
public for Tins Improvement in the practice of
dentistry Boston .uedicri ami Surgical journal.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
Inportant to- InValids.


rI'llE deepening ataiis ani au thu-e beeu
disappointed by the rash uHi Toe xperieuccd tgpermcn-
ais's appuzed that he pursued 10y d. An
pku-, 20 effect tho fncoserY of iutauds. b. diirca
that al Ftactiane the JnoH been pfescfb
ga lnf upwards Of forty Yeas Boz c hn}s iucs iospli,
lsoidsu, with HyrabiH success every variety utdarase,
heiug luxury Tor all ,tht stA c ~el cod possosiug
tho most miarullus cuve powers ever introduced IN any
age Miuufa, ctuaIr aud tfufatiug medicines
long inunnus ihat che dcaae aud sensitive suffer
he pnaftuf remedy than nn the disease r.,
whiir vegetable medicine could cqualz aui promote
the circuatiuuony hurlea the sJstoH- What required
are remedies harmless, uetvr ami ,isofans This
ouH looked in aesdestum dfa seiesco has a.
taintd nud ,.ffsia. torilY ,gldcucsd.
ID. ANuEus may be eousutcda 20 iho UNION HOUSE
she lfH .ud 18Th ol every moath, H cases Of Con-
sumption and nervous debility ns hip and spinal diseases
scfoua und a diseuses ct e uruarY organ giave piles
cme feakne-s and 90 ffeunac, parayiic, nsrcu-
al ehvetosi aud an ameuoss in sGuen, of tho
lungs cun- h asthma, dyspeps- c Sc. pr A. Poisoa
al and professional srricucf ruaaa him oor Ia 4
IS, ami 1m whatever cause The poeos oi the constitution
may have become enicebied safe pamlueut hnd speedy
Tssiortoa 90 peFeet hcaifh Meatine iuruished in all
cases 10 tat she paient month, s. and IA
woul % st eh'ot cols stsuiing
eau make t ifee Of charge the first month, aud
Quested 10 call.
Mas 1881, a2.gx
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03
A FULL Supply OLE

Pure TEA, COFFEE, SPICES Of all Kinds
star,h, taieratus soap. soda 4 sugar,
tRudlcs, Tobacco, Snun,
And all the saneiits Of GkOIkhitS, sold low for
Cash hv sCUiT L FIELD
May I, ir5l. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-07-03

t,ty eoo4arDio. Plotted Ware .uch - re. and Cofe,
Potts. suear HoV, Cfaamer, and cale Baskets, Cu.tos
vers nirn
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The whole grooming under the present practice Of e
medical profession, which fosters disease more Than cures ~ ana uo
bases ruins constitutions a-MohRIEoN
All ought acquainted with The medical arr -rre
Every one may his surgeon al cheap rate
aud enjoy sound mind in sound body"
H undersigned ploses publish medical journal va uns cry
L above 10 erghieInth :"
c disclosure mystery The suppression o. egsi aha nss
ana ID tle prevention and OF disease INC "on
designed Tor families individuals Those Who laio ua
the doctor ana they WIN NY S
save trr money hcai ulso No ahi3 svua ~ VIA
ful description Of the causes ypgls ug
re Hen county, esp ~ ~ sueA
LANGUAGE ~ a understand 1heei NOT journal o ue kna ~
NM Tne gltes and therefore be hoped that the heads Of
families aud public generally, viii al once take hold ~ hls en-
editor bringing down 70 t comprehension q
M bn kuoWledre essential to the comfort and happiness
81 maukiHd. 49,,
rFrnz: This Jcgna win be published monthly On hne paper
number, dollars
annu pay advance We expect 70 Issue the first number ~
Editors inserting tins Prospectus, and calling attention % ~ shall
entitled exchange forwarding copy ottho same marked
office. fostnacTs and all Others friendly TO the enterprise
vi please a.
Address tpostpald) JOHN 4. WALSH, N, D.,
Richmond, Ngnia
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I ~ q, ]! s D .8a.l.!!, VI
Fobs 81

A NEW Route 10 pitssburS, VIA dise Balt,niore, Shs-
II guahdnnu, Penny Raroad IhroWsh 70 ihE ~
80 hours express will leave Cave sta0h 1S
Washington aud bttt"e ~ 80
connecting with the fast line at Mddietown y mp "
irving Harrisburg at Il, p m, To dinner - .... !,
al =, arriving
Holiday burg al D. M point passengers have the oon OF
TAX either The ears Jotuwn thence by packet boats or
stages direct Holiday To fittstnrg' ,,.. ~
be following points by ths WI
York Wrhlsyic Columbia, Marietta, Mddeto@n, Harrisburg,
cw FCr svo Lewsown, seysio"n Hunt
ugdsn Holiday sburg, aud Pittsbutg.
Is tain with the Cumberland valley rroad,
which passes through Carlisle SGPpcnbug ChambcrsburB and
Of points this road.
passengers Washington
points viii he
Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
baggage,
ROBERT STEWART,
octI-ttf Ticket Agent.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-03-28

SUPERIOK Daguerreotypcs First Premium u. IL.
y wHTEHURST extended the field of his operations over
ground dasuereoIs in The county HIS galleries
found Pennsylvania between "a aud OH streets
No. 207 Baltimore street, Batoc; corner broadway aud Leonard
street York; No n Main street, Richmond; Sycamore
street Petersburr street. Norfolk; Main street, Lynch
| burg Virginia
beautiful finished electro daguerrcope an
extraordinary Improvement, insurns faithful and highly finished
tlilpnesscs / a seconds
rotary ground, invented by j. H. Whitelurt gives an
airy and living appearance to the picture .
thirty
pictures annually and dissatisfaction This
i hts lkcnesses
w, cats tie attention The public generally TO hs elegantly
furnished gallery fuckers store, where fee
exhibition o pictures WILDE gwen
competition in daguerreoypes at the
Institute, he awarded the fret
medal by the judges.
oreve description copied, and post mortem cases
attended 10. Nov 25-dly
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by A. M. FARQUHAR formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
for services in the war with Men
revolutionary the with Great Britain and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
LaIdi attend the purchase and sale of bounty
land on GTdcr
Patent oGeThe applications for patents procuring models
drawings Will be attended all their various branches
Post 0ehn claims against the department viii be
prusecutod contractors quarterly accounts, OF
ditto facilitated, &c.
New Delta Nashville Union Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile Democrat, New Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolis
Sentinel York Herald and Detroit Free Press, viii publish &c
the Of IS, and send their bills TO u ONCE accompanied
with paper June 2iu