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General Lopez.
an heiG,t in H"Lyt.

Some of the zeaots in the Cuban cause are en-
dsayorng 10 msguify Gen. Lopez into an extra.
ordinary hero. He i. no doubt brave man. hu,
Judging from his history thus far he i, sadly reck-
less aud 'ndiscrete. The Savannah News one of
hIs w"rmest admirers, relates quite Thrilling
1t Is stated that during the celebrated Carlis,
wal IN SPAN General Lopez and about ,eyen
hundred others were taken pr,nners and carried
/ To ChntavirJa, fOrHcatiun among the noun.
, talns OF Arragon. The Governor OF the ca,tis
was sad TO have been q hcsrilr,. wretch, reyeI
Ing III bloody masslCres and drliglt;uy in scts of
ioIture During the dreadful confinement Of lLee.
prisoners the royal army commanded by General
San Mingrie marched to Contaieva, for the put.
poe OF raising The seige The place was d.ren
ded admirably by iure, in n narrow ,sile Of
The mountains but the Spanish General unds.
mayed by the APPARENT imprrgnabili'y uf the tor.
trcss, continued to besiegc it, until evidences ,f
ms success were soon discovered hy his enemies
The Governor thcrrupun resolved upon schsns
which could only have entered the mind Of n ty.
rant IN whose eyes the sight Of blood was a gra.
lhcntinn. He determined to put all the prisoners
to death, from General Lopez down. and rpGue..
ted the general to notify san Minguel Of his in
tcniion. hoping 10y this threat 10 stop the siege.
Lop,z announced this bloody resolution in hi,
letter, but requested Gen San Mingu.l not TO
.
ct ihe siege. The governor finding that the let.
tcr produced no effect, and that TIE works wers
rapidly advancing To cunsummatiun, announced
To tlc prisoners that he had ordered their execu.
ton but that he would allow Lopez to 20 to San
Aingucl in person and explain the circumstances
IN which they were placed first receiving hi.
word Of honor to return after delivering the mes.
sage.
Lopez was soon in the midst Of San Minguels
troops. who hailed his appearance with great de.
monslrati0ns of joy. He explained the threat of
the Governor, discussed the plans Of the siege,
gave all the information he possessed as to the
weakest points Of the fertilization, aud .hen rose
up 10 return To his fate San Minguel objected.
the army loudly opposed his going from their
md't to be put 10 death by the brutal governor:
but the noble Lopez overcome all their in;reaties,
and surrounded by his sorrowiug but admiiin.
iicnds ho babe them all n kind farewell, wish.
ins them success, even though he himself nigh.
be the sacrifice The siege prodeded vigorously,
for San MinguCl knew that lac could only save
l.opes and the other prisoners by accomplishing
his purposes with as much speed US his means
would allow.
The Governor and those defending tho castle
had no time left to put their prisoners to death as
they were KEEP, in constan, occupation with tho
work Of resistance and defence. The town was
soon taken. The Governor and the garrison were
dismnycd; bu, Lopez, the patriot aud the hero,
with his gallant band were saved.
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The services Of the servant who had awakened
Mr.. irldorc, were further required, and Flank
was secretly conveyed INTO the house. and silent
y placed IN his own bed When rclcg depart
eel from Mr.. prldur. tie latter said
Il am deeply indebted to you FOR Your di-cro
ton; neither Mlss nor Mrs Piidoru must know
word Of lhIs"
Il have only done my duty. ST." returned re
leg "I should respect your feeling
Mr Pridore wished Frank had "a Hen into ,bc
care Of any young man Of the village, rather than
leIeg brown. As he stood bs the bedside If hi-
drunken son, lie thought of Tie time when he
knew John Brown Who died ,runkard 10 be-
wealthy and respectable man he thought Of the
Chiisimas-dny iclcg sawed wood in his ward
and lac reflected on the encouragement he then
gave h-now drunken boy, to take freely Of that
which had degraded him.
These were bitter thoughts for an ovcr.indulg
ent father.
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Son over the door Of the store, le saw that cf
lAiposr * Bso~r. aud Ls felt tina, P,lcg vas
a -on to him.
The little wood saver frugal indusirou. and
tmrerate--was the wealthy husband Of the CIR;
Who spoke kindly to him in his severe Chri,,n,a,
labor, Now. he was the supper, and pro,ee,ien
OF hum who hal warned his children to shun tho
society Of the drunkards son and the youth who
at fathers prompting. had riiicued his simple
sir's-'aunted him with his early msfe,tunss
and abused him as nn enemy TO social babi..
because he would not Join in a 'spre."--Lad met
drunkards reward in that sphere where none
know the right, and still the wronv pur. uaL"
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Mistrllaueous.


Cumberland Il Jennings, HOUSE & SIGN
PAINTERS. Graining, marbllng, whitening
and paper hanging, done at short notice.
Carriage and Ornamental Painting nsdtly and
srpediiiousy erecUted GLASS SET To
ORDER Q y Orders left al l.. d. Smiths store
august %, 1851
George Smith, Fashionable Taiior, ,oppostcC Cush.
mans store. regularly receives the fashions from
the East, and will be happy to make up clothing fol
all who may favor him with their patronage. Aft
warrantedm mtvery case. Particnarattenilon paid
TO Cutting. Ottawn may 10, 1919.
G.Burr, ig.nt for Protection Insurance Compa
=, ny. Hpttord--opposi,e the Mansion House
seth u Earl, CaTiage, house, and sign Painfer
Pdpcrcrdnd Glazier, Ottawa H. Shop on Co.
lumbus street, over Palmer and Gays wagon aud
carriage makershop.
Jacob q. stone, Saddle, Harness, and Trsuk
miaujdcfnrer and Carriage Trimmer corner OF
Canal aud Columbus streets, Ottawa mar2
JOS. Ill. wagner, Justice Of the Peace office in
the northeast corner Of the courthouseup stairs
on dec 7I9
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. New Supply Of @
,rzCabinet Ware. m

INllE subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens Of Ottawa and vicinity that he has
Just received large assortment of Cabne, Furnl.
tire from St LOUIS aud Chicago, consisting oicard
crentre, and dining Tables; bedsieads oi all kinds
such ascotage Jenny Lind mud common betseads
cane, flag, and wood seat chairs bureaus looking
glasses picture irnmes and pictures in arca, vars
~, &c., all Of which he will sell al a very small adj
vance on the original cost and transportation
lie has made permanent arrangements with houses
both in ST, Lous and Chicago to keep his stock
constantly replenished.
Allwork sodhy hun is warranted 10 be well mndc
and cheapas can be bought nnv where in the west
bJ-All kinds of custom work in his line done at
the shortest notice. Coffins kept on hand and made
to order, and funerals attended with hearse In.
terment privileges in the Cemetery given Mt 81 each
Ware house and shop on High street near Coum
bus ST, Ottawa, III.
may 10 JOHN TiTHdW
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OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY
\ tor ntp 9.

james stout, Aiorn,y and Counselior at Lar,
and JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE-Oiice one
door east of the corner oi Canal aud La Sale
streets directly south ut the Court House.
Particular attention paid To agencies mi cOIIec-
tons. Ottawa. July IL.
John H. Murphy, Itfornsy and Counsellor At
Lao, Ottawa. Illinois. aug. 10, 1850
Office IN the court house.
Champiin n Wallace, d C.. Champlin-W ii
l.. WallaceA attorneys and COunSeil0rsdf Lap.
Office mp stairs IN the next building north ol the
Post office nov %, 40.
T.. =. Leland, Attorney and Counsellor al Lgp,
ilisremoyed his office from Reddlcks block, TO
thcroom formerly occupied by the sheriff in the
court house now occupied in partly Lorenzo lie.
land. may ii9
Norris N Fisher, Geo II Nonis-t;co 5 Fish
err itt0ra.ys at Lao and Land IgrHts Oifa-
1I, H. Whlp1y particular attentlunto the pay
mont oitaxes III any part OF Illinois purchasing
anl 'ellng real estate investigating titles, collect
tia! iemlnds, buying aud selling military land
warrants, and locating them onthe best idadsfor
soldiers others, neutrality-suspicious. and all claims
asllnstthe government, Office on the south wes,
corner of he court house square
NJ. T.. ilbliiSter, attorney and Counsellor At
LiIc, lHL SIiicHOr ia ChIacery--Otfand, ~.
obs over the store. OF l.. ID. Sm,th, opposite
the Mansion house. Jan. ! 40
Glover N Cook, u y. Giover-B c. Cook At
iJra-yS and Counssiiors al Lar --Wtarcd. OF
h.r N RrIlick's Block, east side OF the public
square. lun iS-1
Henry G.. Cotton, Attorney and Counsellor at
Lro nni Solicitor in ChIRcery-- Ofiana, MS
Office ~ the Court house lun ~
:. :" Randall. itioyHeyai Ldo-Osrego, Ken
R'siIN Co ms Aug 10, lsis--ti
Frccr& Ingalls,. IL. C. ? FEIER, G A lsGArIsl
iiiJrHsgs and &llciiors, Chicago, HIS mrl5.
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pbDsitians s. Gurercns.

nRS THOMPSON & CHURCHILL having
- associated themseyestogether in the practice
o Physic and Surgery, respectfully tender their
professional services 10 the citizens OF Ottawa and
yrln!ty, Oilice-one formerly occupied by u. d
Thompson. ID d 'rHoNFSoS, VI d,
sept SIS CuuRCHlLL, VI d.
Charles V. Kelly. VI. d.. Homeopathic PAp.
SlcinD, Ottawa, lllnols--Ofiice over Norris &
Fishers Law aud Land Agency Office.
August =. 1851.
&. Hard, VI. -. Physician y Surgeon, Ottawa
Illinois. O!H:e corner OF Lr Sale aud Madison
Streets, on the Cont House Square. Residence
lew doors west Vi the Mechanics Hall, on Ma
olson street may 10
Nm' w. Cavalry, Physieian y Surgcon-Oi-
tUcr, W,--Oh,e in the drug store-otitrshs pro-
irssona services to the citizens OF this vicinity,
and hopes by attention to business, TO merit
share ptpublIC patronage. 9-JO II
u. w. Hopkins, PhysiclHn and Surgeon o.
fa,o1, ~ oilers his professional services TO the
tlhrns OF Ottawa. aud vicinity. Office over the
store oi II. w Cheeycr, ncxtto Walker Il Hick-
hDJs residence on the north side Of the new public
square. where he may be found AT all times except
when absent on pfoit sslOna bumess. aug6 6'iS
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SOMETHING ron THE LAplIs-The U. S. Grand
Lodge Of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
at its recent session in Baltimore. established a
degree for the wives OF members Of the Order
the degree Of Rebekah. As to how far this degrees
permits the fair recipients to participate in the
supposed my steries' and secrets Of the Order.
what are its conditions, aud the ceremonies Of con.
ierrng it, not being one Of the initiated oursel Of
course We Rre unable to give any satisfaction
whatever The form, however has reached tho
city and those who are curiou. TO know all about
It, can be gra,ifcd, provided their husbands ara
Odd Fellows. Single ladies have no sight
Chieogo IriJtms.
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TAILORING.

BAILEY would inform the citizens of Ottawa
- and the people OF the surrounding country that
hh has now opened shop on his own account
One door south ofMe Union House,
where he intends to carry on the above business far
the present. From his experience in the business
and long residence in the town, he latters himself
that he has gained reputation for good workman
ship, thatcannot be surpassed in this meridian.
Beng constantly in receipt ofthe newest styles,
the public can rely upon having thcrgaments made
up IN the most fashionable manner, and warranted
to ht,
Cuttngdone onshor, notice. Terms reasonable
Ottnwn AnriIJc
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A Coon Joxr.-The Eypositor (Adlian Mch)
is responsible Tor the following;
"A tall Keen eyed countryman stepped into the
Court Room at Detroit the other day during tho
progress oi the Railroad Trial Stepping up to
aspec,asor, he requested tina, the prisoner. nigh.
be pointed out to him. The man he sccostsd be.
ing something ola wag, pointed towards tho iu.
ry The fellow scanned the twelve with his IN.
lcrcsting eye, when satisfied with tie scrutiy no
turned to his informer, aud whispered, well they
are II hsrd lacking set, amt they know hy
their looks they ought to 50 to States Prison ev.
cry one Of them
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Chain Pumps.

NE would call the attention OF the public gene
w rally and to farmers and stock growers in
Parucular,to the utility and durability Of the above
named article. For ordinary purposes, they are stl-
peror to all other pumps as they cannot ireeze or
pure the water and on account Of remarkable SIM
pcy N construction, are not liable to get out OF or
der or to be deranged. a child offs OF 10 years OF
age can draw waterlrom ordinary wells wilh ease
and safety.
All orders left at John iTossack's office, Ottawa
Ill be promptly attended 10. l. W ROWE.
Ia
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Ottawa Meat Market.

Joseph REDDlCk Lcgs To announce to lis Old
y friends and the people OF Ottawa generally,
that he Is again among thrm and has Just taken The
building formerly occupied as meat market by
Grant & Weaver, one door west oi Halls black
smith shop, aud northeast Of the City Hotel, where
h. has opened market aud will constantly kccpon|
hand MEATS or iLL KINDS,
which he will sell nt lowest prices. A. he pnys
nothing but cash tor cattle, he can buy low and sell
olw He solic,s trinl mny3
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New Meat Market,

JEREMIAH WOOD informshis friends and the
~ public that he has just opened Meat Market at
hs new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square in Ottawa, where he will he happy 10
suppyal his friends and the public with the choicest
OF everything in the meat line. Vegetables OF all
kinds also kept on hand
No Market on Sunday. The shop will be kept,
open on Saturday evening but closed on the Sab.
bath srutyl 1870
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. + II q aist I 9.

Walker n iiickling, Dealers in Drugs, Nedi.
ciacs, Paints, Oas Fa,"is6eS, raes"t -N,J.
cincs, Glass, &c, Ottawa, Ill.
II inter " CavarIy Dealers IA Drugs. Medicines
Paiatp, obs, Patent Medicines, Vmnishis, Dye
sings,Sc second store north oithe ManstOnhouse
Ottawa, Ill.
e. L. Thompson, D,a'crin Drugs Patent N-di-
ciacs, Paints, Oiis, Fpnisies, Dyc-sfgGs sc
Between Cily llotcland Rcdiicks block.
4. J. smith. D'aier IN Drugs, li,diciaes, Paints
Oas, Dge S'ggs,S &c, Newark, Kendall coun
~ Illinois
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Stadden's Mill.

'INllE subscriber would inform the puhlictha, the
i. above Mllisn iuopcra,ion once more andh.
lsprepared to grind, or exchange flour for wheatat
nlltmes,, ,osuit hecus,omers: aud dwihsrictatten-
ton business, he hopeso shnrca par, ofthe public
patronage. Farmers. please call and see as YOU
wlll always find the mileis ready to wait on you,
nigh'orday. Cash padforwheat.
Dayton Jan rs JoNAruAy SrAnpry,
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,ARg Livery Stable. ,
0E " u . Nw

OdfTIdSU anu wagon WdHUIdIlOTy,
&. GAY would inform his friends and custo.
e. mers that he has removed to his new shop at
the southwest corner oithr public square, where he
wIllcontinue the manufacturing ofcarrugcs buggi,s
aud wagons ia the ates, and most approved styles
Benga practical workman, he tlalters himself thai
he can build ns good work as can be produced this
market Work made to orderand warranted 10 give
entire satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cash paid for seasoned lumber. J. G.GAY.
tTGROW ) PANT Shop up stairs.
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Brunkeris Rife ManufaGiorY. .

~ ME subscriber having returned from tho east
after visiting the prnclpa manufactures he
= is now prepared To manuiacur, the celcbra
ted Increase or Gaming Twls, RiIr, which he war
rants TO be equal To any made in tins state or Else
where. lie will also keep constantly on hand and
tor sale, "A good assortment OF double and singl" bar
relied FowNng pieces, Powder t'asks, Game Bags,
Shot Pouches Percussion Caps and asuperlur aIu.
Gle oi Sporting Powder.
Al kind, ot obbng in the gnsmilhnc done with
ncatness and dcspatrh.
Shopo on the east side OF Columbus st one door
snnthni the Union House. Imnt 22-tl
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Horse ShOeing

nONE a! z. Banard's shop, supernlendcd by
- JonN lloorgR.
No t,oo Prices at this shop Horses shod new
IN the best manner, at Sl25. Wagon making con.
tinued at the same place, MS usual. Old friends and
customers, and new, nre invited to call and leay,
their orders dec7 n B..y,Rn.
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GtoraacM FORWARD B ina.

- T. Chprunud, Storage \ Commission licr
Warehouse east side ol the bridge Main
canal, Ottawa, III. nov ~
l.. IIilis, Storage. F0rDdrding and Commission
.NerchIt. deaieT "a all kiads of produce, True.
Warehouse. Mo-. Slde-cut, Ottawa Illinois
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q 0 t | 8

Mansion House. Ottawa Illinois, by Waugh &
Crcsslngcr, successors to X. Thorne Passen-
gers carried and from the packets free OF charge
Stages from all directions arrive and depart daily
Nav 10
FOX River House, by l.. DELANo on the canal
u.ar the aluaduct. Canal packet. stop regularly
Al this house
American IIonsc, ncnrthc confluence of the H.
lruois and Fox Rivers, and near the bridge
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Considerable importation of ice have again be.
gun to take place from Norway Several vessels
laden with this luxury have Just arrived in the
Thames,
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Nj. Pndore was changed man aiter this death
lilo knew tina, the physicians were guilty Of a pro.
iesalonal libel when they said hS son had died of
"dpopicTg' Wine was bani,hed from his table
the flush left hi. chcck--hc became melauchol
,y-atscnt.mnded. The business Of the firm Of
l,ridnre II Co, dcvolyed mainly ON little Brown,
He discharged his duties with excellent judgment,
and the credit Of the firm was re. established MIR
Pndore treated relcg not only with kindness,
but with Difference.
When the mother and sister Of Frank pridure
hdd LETT oif mourning appnral in tho memory of
The early lost and Jane pudoro again went in
to company, Pclcg Brown was her eontant at,en.
dant.
One evening they walked across the Common
towards the site Of the cottage in which Jane
hrst saw leIcg' mother A handsome mansion
stood IN the place OF the cottage. it was the pro.
p'rty of Pcleg Brown. Jane and pclcv entered
THIS mansion. Jane admired the style in which
u was furnished she complimcn,,d Peleg warm.
iy upon his taste, and relrg said to her:
"Io'mofrow It will hc our home, and YOUR m.
ther and mother and mother will live with us
Come will show YOU their apartments"
lhe little wood saver and rich merchant.
daughter had been married nearly three months,
Mt Pr,dore put all Of his property into the
hands OF HI. son.ln law, and pelcg purchased the
interest Of the second member 1T the krm. and 4
Sr rtiiora did not see the name ct prdo,e /
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Business CARDS.
Dentistry.
J. B. IIamaIle,

NNiIOLES ALE and retail dealer in all kinds 0
w CORRECTIONAL
Toys, Candy, Fruit, &c, Canal street, a lew doors
west OF la Sale street, Ottawa.
Wedding and other parties supplied with orna-
mental Confectionery, Cakes lee Cream, & C., &c ,
al short notice May 81 -Gm
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From the Temperance Magazine.
Little Peleg, the Brunkard's Son,

ny WILLIAM r. CoGGsuALL,
Author cf"Onkshaw," Ned Elton" TON Topper
Esq,' ami other Tales.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-03

r, CURIOUS CASE OF SoMNAMBULIsM. We find
in Upham's Outline Of Disordered Mental Action, q
curious case of somnambulsm, which was pub.
lished in the newspapers at the time the case oc-
Cured. A farmer i'm one OF the counties of Massa-
chusetts, had employed himself for some weeks it,
winter, threshing his grain. One night as he was
closing his labors, he assembled ladder to the top
Of the great beams in the barn, where the rye he
was threshng was deposited, to ascertain what
number of bundles remained unthreshed, which he
determined TO finish the next day. The ensuing
night, about two o'clock, he was heard, by one o.
his family to arise and go out. He repaired to his
barn, being sound asleep and unconscious of what
he was doing, set open his barn door, assembled the
great beams of the barn where the rye was depos,
lied, threw down flooring and commenced thresh
ing it, When he had completed it, he raked or the
straw, and showed the rye to one side of the floor
and again assembled the ladder with the straw and
deposited it on some rails that lay across the grea
beams. He then threw down another flooring OF
rye, which he threshed and finished as before.
Thus he continued his labofs, until he had threshed
five foorings and on returning from throwing
down the sixth and last, in passing over part of TIL
hay-mow, he fell off. where the hay had been en-
down slx teet on the lower part Of it, which awoke
him. He at first imagined himself in his neigh.
boris barn; but after cropping about in the dark a
long time, ascertained that he was in his own and
at length found the ladder, on which he descended
to the floor, closed his barn doors, which he found
open, and returned to his house. On coming to the
light he found himself in such proflse perspira
ton that his clothes were literally wet through.
he had thresbed during the night, five bushels o
rye; and had raked the straw off in good order and
deposited 1t on the great beams, ETC., CAREFUL,
showed the grain 10 one side of the floor, without
the least consciousness of what he was doing until
he fell from the hay. Boston Mercantile Journal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-01-03
ARTS, ENGRAVING, ETC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. TALB0TkPB HYA.A
FNEE lEAtE,NRX

MAGUIhE HARRINGTON, having purchQsel from
w ne asssnees Of w Talbot the patent right for he
use OF his Tahotype process in the States Of IOugpn
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas beg leave TO call Inc
attention OF the public to their gallery of specimens In hIa
new department of Photography, " w
The Iabo'ype Is taken paper. ivory, glass metal
ana variety oil other substance, the first possessing t
decided advantages of trantrishbily by mail can h.
enclosed in letter, made TO adorn the pages of book or
preserved in portfolio. ' "
The Talbotype ennesty susceptible of coorng so that
the picture be finished any degree desired by he litter
every variety OF texture and color Of the drapery and
Gated. ~ ~ ' 'o'"
The Talboype representa- the sitter without any
effect; mole upon the right cheek appears upoI
the right cheek '' -''i
The Taboype be duplicated to any extent yyitbuu
he additional trouble Of another sitting. After the fs
impression Is taken COPIES he furnished nj ans tuT
tune upon simple application by letter otherwise
N B.M x III. being furnished with every facility for tn
prosecution OF TINS superior art ready dispose right
lof we STATS slieeiIed with thorough in tructi0us
DAGp EhhEpIkP they profess 10 lake quicker and
better u0n any other establishment in the world rbay
Guaranty perfect likeness q child slx months In one
lnCOnd, charge. Iahl fl No ii EAIIp Sstrsst