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Mississippi Election.

Mississippi Election.
EAsrronr, (Miss,) Nov. 5.-Thc following is the official
vote IN this precinct for governor Congress For gov
ernor--H. s Foote, $50 Jefferson Davis, 81 For Con-
gress--D b. Majors, (UnionD 285; Jacob Thompson
Estate righs) 60 There PIT Ia OF
the constitutional amendments.
The county OF Lowndes gives Davis, Estate righ) for
governor, about 50 mHjority.
SECOND DESPATCH.
Jackson, Nov 6The official from Copiah county
give Davis, tStac-Gghts for governor, 800 ority
Foote, and about the same majority for the balance OF The
Stated ghts ticket LoWndes county gives Davis, for gov
So maony bur the Unosts elect all ls balance Of
their ticket.
The full returns from Nashoha give Footc 2i3 ma nty
Mourse. Fooe, $50 majoIity Alfalfa, Davis l52 IoI,y
Winston, DAVIS, l26 majority.
We have in all from sixteen counties, which give
Foote, for governor, 1000 maloy lie will carry the State
by small majority.
The complete from Yazoo county give Foole for
governor 5SS; Davis 5S7 Louderdae and Ame counties
also give Davis majority
JACKSON, (Miss } Nov. Z.
No doubt Of Foote's election by large majority Nearly
all the Union congressional candidates elected.
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NEw YORK, Nov 6-The returns of tho election la New
iok sun continue aud contradictory From tho
ported and probable maloTes the Tribune thinks the wh
State ticket is defea ted.
SECOND DESPATCH.
NKw YORK, Nov. ely, p m-Ths returns al hand leave
Ie room 10 doubt the election those OF the whiR State
officers who supported by Unousts bat the ote rs
extremely doubtful.
DESPATCH
NEw York, Nov CT, p m-The returns OF the election
respecting the State ticket continue the most
and character aud nothing but the olo
declaration determine the result The probability &
that the whole democratic ticket Is elected with the excep-
lion OF attorney general.
The complete returns for the city give democratic
orty for comptroller of Us for secretary of State
ior State neor 2702 wing majority for attorney gem
eral Of sos for 2 aud for canal
i5i all OF whom the Union ticket The unionisls
poled about 100
The real result in the State cannot be had until it sha
be officially declared
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ERENCu MILLlNERY.-Mp. ANN II. CLARK has Just
New York. and will Saturday next No
Fashionable Millinery saoon large and
assortment Ercrch winter hats, misses do
children and infsn with extensive assert
uept fashionable u order.
OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Bridge
street, Georgetown. N"No-N
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Illinois Election.

SPRINGFIELD. Nov. 5The election IN Illinois for
and representatives. and also determine the question Of
the adoption rejection OF the general banking law, took
place yesterday We have yet only scattering returns,
but they indicate the adoption OF the banking law by u
large majority.
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NAVAL LIFE-The Midshipman, by Lieut.. Lynch,
IN United States Navy.
Watching Spirits; ny Mrs Ect-l VOL, beautifully illustrated.
Mischief Maker, with Illustrations.
The Strawberry Gin, with illustrations
Boys' Girls County Book, with illustrations
The Young Emigrants, and other stories-l vol
book and by Mira L. u
Sulycr Joi Baoo IydrogcDa and Eao
Now FkANCk TAYLOR,
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MISERABLE Houses In tho First Ward, well fur
IL nishcd, 10 lets
That 0adsby's the West Market lately
Commodore Patterson together with the fur
which IL good supply OF handsome China
glass, and house linen.
That Buildings in tho
David d. Porter of The United States navy, together win
the furniture therein -
The funiugc in quality bought
pa been kept good order
Fer be pleased 10 see ,.,- .,.,,,,,
Nov 5-Af HcHANp SMITH.
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Alexandria Boat.
The hvorits steamer THOMAS COLLYER viii
4~-n depnrt at the following coach connects
boat In Washington fare lsS GEMS,
coach 81 centst
Leave Alerandra at *, ~, TX, *, 2, and ~.
Leave Washington 10Y, ~, 2, IN, and D. 49,. - :,
Coach leaves the CAPITOL and the Avenue 70 2 s"e
&c, do SAMUEL GgpNEY, Captain.
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Maryland Election.

Maryland Electl0n,
FREDERICK. Nov. Three wings and democrat on
the Union ticket elected-probably two democrats
Schley's majority Mason is about $50. The Union
ticket Tor county commissioners is elected throughout
Maniz (whig) Is elected sheriff.
The returns from the State favorable the
OF the democratic Stale ticket.
Mfs. Nancy W. Huilield, tried Cumberland for the
murder OF Mrs Enge, has been acquitted There is great
excitement IN consequence.
CUMBERLAND, (Md } Nov, 7.
The tickets not quite counted but wings are
believed to be elected. Weber (den) is elected senator.
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n EDICAL Book Agency In washs~etcr sAsy for IN.
MI Of book
United sae., Philadelphia pricssa large collection
stnsty hand AZ
TAYLOR MAURv,s
bookstore,
Among them found Wood
Dspcnatory, Woods Practice, Duins Modern
gerry, Chemistry Students Gregorys
Uoners Wilson's
Therapsuscs, and ali the
faculty 70 b. used ~ the medical lectures n this city.
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Norfolk.
The steamer OsCEOIA will resume her trips To the
6zZs above place on Saturday the 18th October-lcavlns
Washington every Saturday and Wehncsnsy, ~
O'clock a. M Retyonaeav~ Norfolk Monday and Thurs
day. O'Clock, touching, going and returning =" lone
river, and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage and fare, -. .aur,, r..,-
aept 30--n JAMES Miis"bs., .sP's'"'
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ITO GENTLEMEN SHAVING TIIEMSELv Es.--Our cu.-
be supplied with the and finest shaving
gross large jars Rousscl. rose shaving cream
/ gross do do do Almond
] rrsss military shaving cakes
Also splendid Of badger hair shaving brush
esrurss, selected Them from
he manufacturers PAKkER'S
Perrmery, Comb and Fancy Store, under National
Nov 1-3t
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TWO very desirable Brick Dwellings AZ private sa.s
ted ON street. Ninth and Tenth Streets which WI -
nr s sf rab and the and two years. Further in
issmsusa nay Obtained BY Sppyns'o NV, ~.u,r.p
New a-soA We" "sOoA~%
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FURNISHED House for Rent-A cottage in the Frs
Ward furnished together with valuable
l. offered for situated in healthy
the 2th November
For further particulars inquire OF - -
33-du D. L. IACksON BkO
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RECEIPTS And EXPENDITURES,

JOHN G. GIVEN, Esq, Treasurer,
In account acifh Cam ria County, from,
the sth day Of February. a. d. 1850.
until the 24ih day Of January, 1851.
both days iaciusiUe.
DR. Dolls Cts
To amt reed from Collectors, 1913 AS
4" in redemption money, 100 81
on seated lands under
the Act of 1874, 22Oi73
ION unsealed lands, 1864 81
in unseaied road tax, l lO2l 33
on unseat'd sch'l tax, 9l009
a. on miscellan's acc'ts, 1915
1926 70
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For Sale or Rent.

THE subscriber Offers for sale that well
k own large FRAME HOUSE, in the Borough
Of Ebensburg, situate in Main street, one door
east of T.. Hughes Store. Ii is ell ca lculat ed
Tor any Punllc business, having all the bu Id.
ings necessary for conven ence attached 10 il.
The location is good one. and is well adapt
for any man wishing TO keep a II"te or a
Store. 1t viii be disposed of on the most rea-
sonsble terms and the title is indisputabIe
III the above property IS no, SO Id on or be fore
the lst day Of March next. il will be rem ted Cor
a term OF one or more wears. For partic ulars
apply to Robert DAVIS or to
JOHN THOMAS
january l6, lS5l.-I4-if
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And now, to wit I: Jannary 9Th,
1851, the lnquisiiion in this case
h"ing read in open Court, the
Court do give judgment that the
V a!uaiIon and appraI>ement there.
hY made he fnnl and stable fnreYer.
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Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
For Sale or Rent!

The subscriber offers for sale that commudi-
GUS and we II known Tavern Stand in the Bor.
ough of Ebensburg. Row in the occupancy of
ROBERT CARMAN. The House is in excellent re.
pair and has attached to it all the necessary
outbuildings which convenlence requires. The
stables also large aud convenient.
This house being situated in he most pleas.
ant part of the borough, offers fine induce
ment TO any person wishing to engage in tho
business for which it is we'll culcula ted -
Terms reasonsb 10 and title indisputable.
If not sold il will be leased for anv term Of
years that may be desired, together with a
quantity of first rate land, from fifteen to thir.
~ acres. Possession given on the first day of
April, 1851. Application must be made soon.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
Move mber %. lS5O-S-tf-
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NOtice.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.

R virtue of order of the Orphans
- Ceufi OF Cambria county there will be
exposed To public sale on the premises in Sus.
9uehanna township. Cambria county. on The
!hnd Monday OF March next. the following
mostly improve d. of the real estate Of .rho,"an
Crossman. deceused. adjoining lands Of Jnhr
Baum, Henry Lloyd and others
Terms of sale: One half the purchase monsv
on confirmation of sale. The balance in nns
year with interest. secured hy bond and mor,-
gage MARY CROSSMAN, Adm'x,
DAVID SOMERVILLE, Admir-.
OF Thomas Cross man, deceased
BY order of Court,
WILLIAM KITTELL, Clerk.
Jan. 25, ls5I.-i6.
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A'his Way!

NOR the highest prices are paid for
HIDES. S ms and TANNERS BARK
IN either Trade or Cash by
J. MOORE.
Ebfnsburg Jan. 3 1851.
PcsssaDcks seed Planter,
For planting Wheat and other Grain.
Patented March Sal, re-issued October
1850. This valuable machine is manufactured
and kept for SALE by The subscriber in Pitts
burg. Also. Stave and Shingle ma chimes. uf
the latest style. Agents wanted to Canvass
the country, and sell machi mes and rights.
Address GIDEON SWAYNE
Dec 20, lS5O. i2-5m-* Pttsburg.
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Last Notice.

'ENHE accounts of the undersigned have
- been placed in the hands Of E Hutc hinson
Esq, for collection. All persons knowing
themselves indeb ed for subscription or adver
;;,sing will do well by paying up their respect.
I'e accounts on or before the 20ih of February
h;IH' DIS aihr that time costs W i'll be put on all
oi''S not settled. Pay up and save costs
ID. c. ZAHM.
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Stray HHeifer.

Came TO the residence of the subscriber in
Susquehanna township, in September last a
red and white heIfcr, having an ear mark and
supposed to be about three years o!d. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take her away,
otherwise she will he disposed of accn riding to
law. WILLIAM McDANNELI
January l6, l85l.-l4-3t.
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Stray Bull.

CAM L 10 the residence of the subscriber, an
Allegheny township, about the middle of Dec
last, red and white spotted Bull about three
years old. The owner is requested TO come
forward, prove property. pay charges and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed of
according 10 law,
JOHN 3. MOVERS
January 4. lS5l.-l4-3t
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EXclbang ge Hotel.
Cambria County, Pa.
Thomas Il. Mcguire, Proprteter

FENIiE undersigned. having succeeded Mr..
z Samuel Bracken in the propreIorship of
the Establishment most respectfully announ-
to The public that his entire attention will
be devoled to the task of rendering tho Ex-
change Hotel une of the best public houses in
this section Of the State.
Especial care vii! be observed in procuring
liquors of The choicest brands and every sp-
proprate deicacy which the market atfords.
will be carefully sc lected for The table.
Good stables aud careful hostlers are Prori
Ged.
The undersigned will always be most happy
10 gree, his fIiends ami the travelling commu-
nifty.
THOMAS a. MAGUTRE.
Oct 81, lS50.-tf.
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/ 0 \ 7

AN the evening Of tho Democratic Mas.
~ Meeting in August last in Ebsnsbufg. a
good common English Silver Watch. The
person who took it out Of my pocket at the
time above stated is requested to leave il in the
care of Mi, John Thompson in Ebensburg
and no questions will be asked. If this re-
quest is not complied with imm ed ately legal
measures will be taken for it's recovery.
JOHN MELOY.
Allegheny tP, Dee. s. 1850.
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NOTICE.

LETrERs testamentary on the estate Of Ds-
vid Sheckler. late Of Susquehanna township,
Cambria county. decd, having been granted
TO The undersigned by the Register Of Cambria
county: Notice is hereby given TO ~ persons
indebted to said estate TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present
them properly authenticated for settlement.
q. G. X. ZAHM, Admir-.
Dec. 10, ls50-lO-6t.
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list OF IDTPI1Rs

Remaining in the Post Office at E5ens-
burg, January lst 1851.
Banehaman Miss W. Kli;z Andrew
Baker Patrick Lnmhsugh A.
Colhut Samuel II. Merry L. r. 9
Edmision John M'Clelland Samuel
Evans Henry M'LaughIIn Margaret
Emery Henry Owens james
Evans Rrchar I'd ]. 9 Peterson Ellenor Miss
FarIei Ca!hhrrne Mrs. Rowland Ellis Sr.
FInnegan Michael Slnnaker Genrge
Fleming James Officer or snIdier of
H"obut james the Late War
Harris William w. Weakly William
iii~i John Wise Juseph
Hicon Mrs. Willett B. B.
Jones Robert J. Williams Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, p. NJ.
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Public Sale.

ANJ ILL he exposed TO Public Sale st No. 9
w Allegheny Portage Rail Road on
thursday The 3Oh day of January instan,
all The Stock in trade Of The late Andrew
Donnally, deceased of every vareiy of
ID R 7 q o o ID s.,
selected with tbs greatest care. and of the :,
tes, fashions a Also a large quantity of Tea.
Beeswax. Yarn. &c SC
Sale VIII commence at 10 O'Clock A. M. of
SAID day and continue from day TO dav until
every thing is sold
Terms made known on day OF Sale by
ROBERT l.. JOHNSTON.
Adm'r. Cum. Test Annexo.
January l6, 1851. l4-3t.
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OUTSTANDING DEBTS
Due County and State from Collectors for 1850

George Litzinger. Allegheny ip..
Johnston Moore, Cambria tp.,
John Wentz, Carroll tp.,
A. Burgoon, Clearfield tp..
J. P. Surayer, Conemaugh tP.,
Samuel Singer, Jackson tp.,
Casper Burgraff. Johnstown borough,
+. Kuesier,.. RichIand tp..
Martin Pringle, Summerhil tp..
r. H. Nagle, Susquehanna tp.,
Paul George, Washington tp.,
Matthias Deetrick, White iP.,
Total Cor 1850.
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Particular Notice.

LII persons indebted 20 LIrzISGER & ToDp
n are requested for the LAST TIME to sell e
II respective accounts, or before the first
day of December next. after that time their all
accounts will be placed IN the hands of officers
for collection, must and will have money
FRESH SHAD, Mackerel and Salmon bv
j. MOORE
II ADlFS cal and sec J. MOORE'S splen
aL dId stock of Muffs, Gloves and Comforts
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ALLEGHENY COUNTY. SS.

.ALLEGHENY COUNTE, SIS.
n. o. 5S June Tenn. le4S. in the Orphans
l tOurtHf said County
lnihe matter al The partition Of the Real
Es tate OF Rev. Charles B. Mcguire, deceased,
late of the city of pilisburg.
.-.:5,, And now to wit Jannary 9Th,
.S1S6J 1851, the Inquisiion in this case
So Ax- hing read in open Court, the
:sNE: Court do give judgmen, that the
valuation and appraI>erent there
hy made be final and stable forever.
And now. TO wit: January 9tu. 1851, on
motion of Joseph Weaver. Attorney for the
petitioners for partition The Court grant a rule
on all persons interested, to wit: upon Charles
Ross Mcguire, Vincent Mcguire, larry Ma
guire. Susan Maguire, Agatha Mcguire. aud
Theresa Woods aud Patrick Woods, heirs and
representatives of Ross Mcguire, and Marga-
ret Mcguire, widow Of Ross Mcguire; Michael
t. Mcguire. Charlie q. Magu,re, John c. Ma
euire James W. Mcguire, Caiharine Harrit.
Mary IIarrit. Elizabeth Harrit. Ann Harrit.
Seciy Harrii and Joseph Harrit. Catharine r.
Mcguire. Susan S. Mcguire, Bridget G.. Ma
guire. Ellen s. Mcguire. Jane n. Mcguire,
Ann ). Mcguire. Mary l.. Mcguire, heirs OF
John Mcguire, decea sed; James c. Mcguire
Michael Magnite, John Meloy, Hugh Meoy,
Margaret Meioy, widow OF James MeIoy deco
Edward Meloy. JOHN Z. Meioy, Hnry Meloy
and CaihariDe Farran, heirs of said James
NJ eioy, deceased; Ellen Dodson and Eliza be til
Piummer, heirs of Susan Dodson. deceased
Robert Watson, John Lr;zinger and Cathnriue
Mcguire, Ill heirs aud representatives of The
snid Rev. c. b. Mcguire. deceased. 10 come
into Court on the third Saturday Of February
A. ID. 1851, TO uccept or refuse the sad rea
estate al the valuation embraced in the inoui
siiInn in this case.
And II is ordered BY the Court that The fore
going rule be published three times in The
Pittsburg Morning Post, and in the Sentinel
IN Ca nibTia county, and in the TorchIlghi
dugerstown. BY the Court,
DANIEL M'CURDY, Clerk
Jan. II, 1851 -II-3t.
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= Office.

ALI. persons knowing themselves indebted
10 the subscribers are earnestly requested to
come forward on or be fore the first day of
March next and settle their respective accounts
The attention of debtors is particu lar ly called
to The above notice rev arrangements will
very likely then be made.
A. DURBIN & Co.
Munster, Jan. 8, I85l.-l4-6t.
N. b. The Goods on hands will be d isposed
of at cost and carriage for approved produce
until the Ist of March next. A. ID. & Co.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23
hon, JEFF DAVIS.

We announced in our last, that Col Da-
Wis, had received the vote OF the nominating
Committee as a candidate for Governor
II is useless for us to say solitary word in
regard to the history OF Col Davis The
volume that chronicles the history of his
native State and in fact that OF the Union,
contains also his. The impress of his ge-
nious is stamped upon its brightest pages,
A soldier by choice ard educstion. nature
has made him statcsman His deeds of
daring upon the plains of Me xico, where
the hopes of the diminished army and of his
Chief, General Taylor. hung upon him, are
OF too recent date to require narrative
here to familIarize them with the public, as
also his brilliant career in the Senate of the
United States.
Suffice il to say, that Col Davis. obeys
the call oi his fellow citizens, against his
own personal wishes, in accepting the nom
iuation He surrenders place, sufficient
of honor aud renown, to crafty the most
vanlting ambition, to serve his iellow.citi.
zensin an humber sphere. lie wiihdraws
from field where he has won national
reputation, and gained the plaadits of the
wisest men Of the country, fora theatre lmi-
ted in its sphere and fu'l OF responsibilities
The brilliant halo Of glory which graced
the brow of the lamented Taylor. was main.
" won by the heroism and skin OF Col.
Davis; aud we appeal not in vain to
friends of "old Rough and Ready. /" to rally
standard Of his sca.in-law. and his chief re-
lance in the hour Of danger.
Col Davis comedies the settlement Of the
Compromise question by the late election
and comes before the people as Jetierso.
nisn democrat He makes no issue upon
the COMPROMISE butaands upon the broad
and ipdastrac,able platform of the old DO.
mocracy, whose standard he has 50 often
and ncbly borne aloft in triumph, When
we compute his election BY 1000 we inake {
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23

OP Speaking of the fifty. one Amer.
leans murdered martyrs in Cuba, the
New York Sun, says:
" Our government, and a portion of
the American press have emboldened
the Spanish iyrants to commit this act
Of cowardly barbarily. Well might
an organ of the bloody Concha exclaim
after the massacre was consummaied.
These private Americans have only
been served as we have warned them
that they would, and as they were
warned in their own country, that they
would | Thus did it seek TO establish
impunity for the horrd deed, by refer-
ing 10 the denunciations OF the Ameri.
can government and of Il few mean
American journals"
And again s.-t.....,..
,u. " I'VE only feel loathing and con.
tempt of an American, or AN Ameri-
can Journa, tnat attempts to palliate
or vindicate such treatment of men,
OF their own country, and their own
kindred. If even Spaniards had been
treated so, the generous and manly
hearts of Americans, would be fIIed
with Indignation, but when the bravest
OF their own country are thus coward
ly and ignominiousIy butchered, what
must be their feelings! If they did
not feel that the American name had
been loaded with contempt, the whole
nation insulted and despised, they
would be unworthy of that name, and
unworthy of being called freemen and
republicans" baa .9it7amu. ll d
The Woodville Republican., 1851-09-23
GREAT DISCOVERY IN THF
ID n que reOtyPe ARR


The great obstacle, which has Iotg b.,
a stHsabiiug stone, ia Pe9safi,tg Tie d..
guereotypes Of the present day, has a
last been overcome aud beaten down. 4,
our young Artist Of Woodville. Mr. Wm
Lyman JeWelIi who is by the bye In,
Of the first school.
The discovery was made on the l2,s
inst, after las having tired many times o,
former occasions without success. 1t con.
s5sts in the following essential points. which
are diamond drops to travelling Artists es.
pecially.
lst. The picture produced by this new
method does not recerSe the objects. as IN.
present one, but copies every item night
such for instance as mole on the rlvb,
cheek, by this process ii witt be on the same
IN the picture, the hair parted on the left
side, will be so, and not a. the present
mode, for the latter always gives Just the
reverse.
2nd' by this process, picture can be
taken in any window light, the distance ol
The Camera from the person, is shortened
to oneJyM the distance, taking much
clearer picture than by the present method
3rd. The light is so arranged, that a per
sen with weak eyes can sit without its bav.
ing the least. effect upon them; the person
may sit for any length Of time and the pic
ture will come out just the right color.
The same articles are used with but one ex.
| ceptlon, which can Re had in any house. 1t
will be known hereafter as the JEwELLo.
TYPE. Mr. Jewell intends giving TO the
world through Artists, by the 18th cf Oc.
| tober all those who are desirous of procur.
ing information will be accommodated, by
| sending him the amount of $40 each uy the
18th of next month, as the instructions will
all be maled on that day. Those wishing
to take lessons from him from the FIRST of
/ October, will be instructed in the Daguer.
rean Art, until they are satisfied that they
can take good pictures, for the sum of S2j.