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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-05

tsy exception thi in view OF the large expenditure Of
public moneys al The above mentioned Navy Yard, deem
just and proper that should be open the people than
whOm none orderly thar the order Of the pre-
cCmmAlcant proves minds bis FOR the
place asf him. and therefore pray ycur excelency
direct HE removal believing this for the further
OF the best interests Of the Government and necessary
for he vndicaton OF ourselves.
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.;,.I and extend the powers Of the Sodus Canal
CPsnsnv. The resolution was carried.
Frening Season.

.;,.i and extend the powers Of the Sodus Canal
S cPnsnv The resolution was carried.
Recess. -. c.s.;o,
u.xymAS. from the Special Committee re-
MI NH The bin amending the Revised Statutes,
Native 10 the assessment and collection OF taxes.
iMr n ]. Allen noticed a bill relative to wharf
If LIGHTERS in the City Of New.York
'sxr MSooMBER introduced bill aools9 y ~
+, I'd Mopopolies, aud securing Homestead Tx
empsions. I'm o-.niv;ne the Militia in
CITY Of New York. .;, rs,,r,s1
The Committee Of the Whole again rssa .,is,
.hs Consideration of School bills. The question n
~, ne, on motion to strike out :hs first section OF
majority bill. v,, took the floor. and
for nearly two hours advocated ;Gs 5GSs the Sopo mo
system The question was soen sSS ~ tbo ws;or;.v
s s@ 70 ;I lo..NHyes a. Noe- As The Committee
. yu', reoorted progress. Adjourned.
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Srpnrnr ConRr or TIE ~. SrArEs.--

SUPREME Court OF THE U. oTAns g,
yo,s,,o,on Monday. March Present The whole Court
joshna A Spencer ESQ OF New YORK w o Ia ~
Jr Esq OF New York Marshall j. 1s ~,-,s "a
I'fled silorneys snd couhselors o. tn's So eoher
0eOrtsM 0ni Trustee &C ps snnsnt o. ss e.ass "a.
e~ences NV Mr. Oniany for Tho plsnun 10 sstvt a.
cosnusd BY hes,rs CsPeei! SIC 'o'..sI esysa
frndan,s IN error. AejoVf"r W" ~
O'Clock, A n
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back st cards. In another place where dCminoss
were played for beer. Since that time have lost
hundreds Of dollars at toe Gkobc' harniessgames
In short. at billiards, ten-p;ns and dominocs have
lost nearly all the money have ever earned. be-
side my health, happiness and family; and. there
fore, say, God bless the efforts now making to
suppress them, that there may never be another
domino playing and beer drinking
JosRNEYMAN PRINTER
B.-Ifyou would hike some mOre Of my ex.
perience will very gladly give it,
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SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-The following sales

INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-We have re-
ceived the fifteenth Annual Report OF this lnstitu-
ton Nearly twenty years have elapsed since
its establishment, during which time three hum
bred and sixty pupils have been educated within
its walls, many of whom maintain themselves In
state of comparative independence, by working at
trades which they were taught in the Institution
There are at the present time in the building on
Thirty third ST. one hundred and forty-four bind
persons thirty. three of whom are employed In the
manufacturing department, where the men are
employed in basket making, carpet weaving and
like occupations, and the women at plain sewing
fancy work. and paper box making. One hundred
and FIVE of the above number are pupils, some OF
whom are under the instruction Of blind teachers
who have graduated in the Institution. Of the
whole number, ninety -four are benefciaries Of this
State, four of the State of New-Jersey, two sup
ported by the Commissioners OF Emigration ana
five are pay pupils On the lst OF January Iso0'
there remained balance in the Treasury oil sl,-
S66 Go. During the year, the receipts have
amounted to the sum Of 1864 Oh, and the ex'
penditures to s36,2s5 so, leaving an unexpended
balance TO the credit Of the Institution, on the
3lst December, Of s2'l IL.
r. We call attention TO the advertisement oil
Miss w arrill's Concert, in another column. Her
name is new to u.s. bat she may be satisfied, that
if she possesses true musical talent, it will be re-
cognized and exalted
THE Drummer AGAlS.-The Little Drummer
William Henry Marsh, will appear for the second
time to night, At Tripler Hall. The Concert has
been got up under the direction of Me-. George
Loder which is sufficient guarantee for its cha
racter. The Little Drummer is q musical prodigy
of the genuine stamp. The astonishing ease and
accuracy with which he performs on the drum
must he seen to be appreciated.
LECTURE on CHINA-Dr. Bettner, who recent
" lectured in this City on Java and the Javanese'
will deliver lecture to night in Hope Chapel, on
China and the Chinese. See advertisement
n ScoTT, in his MIRROR OF FASHION Tor
March, gives the latest advices on gentlemen
Spring costume, which should be consulted by ali
who " .ah to combine taste aud science in tue ar
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t
ED-On Sunday afternoon three men. named Frederick
ElWonhy HOTsto Charlton and John Meeler, procured
boat for The purpose Of going pleasure excursion down
the BAy When between RObns's Reef and Oyster Island,
The boat upset ard Eworhy and Charlton were drowned
Meeer was pA ed up by Capt Van Pe Of the sesmbost
Hague not The boat slSo secured Elworhy had on
his person gold watch, gold ring, two diamond rngs,
cbsSed and one plain ring His wife 10 IN The Civ he
was from Devonshire, England. Charlton was single
msn from Oldham England. Both had just arrived In this
country The bodies of neither were recovered.
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u An owner is wanted for large
New Foupdland Dog which YVES found by the Tenth Ward
Police in the srtet on Saturday night last Inquire al the
Tenth District Police Station.
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UsAcooUSrABLE-Wen notice among the causes
Of death in the report Of the City Inspector one
person is stated to have died from starvation
We made inquiries At the Office, with the view OF
obtaining the particulars in this case, bat We
could gain no satisfactory information the Physi-
cans certificate stating nothing more than that
the person died from starvation. For the credit
o. the community, We should hope that the physi'
clan has made a mistake, and that, though his pa
aens may have died from want offood, it was from
nA incapsoity to receive nourishmen and not
nom bis inability to obtain it. We can hardly
believe that any person could possibly die from
want Of food in this City. We hope the physi.
can will make some explanation of the case. AZ
'ne record now stands, il is disgrace to the City
"o'EhESTs OF SrEAMERs.-rhe U. s. Mail
steamship Baltic Capt. comstoek, leaves to-day,
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

6s!sH: Az Hi9, 20; VIZ a;II. Cha. silssScd;;. e G
Ieakwood 81 Lsss sspSsa Ais. Ps Pac.s%iss oS B,
as.aH % s.d - -:..sat, W WH knss,eS.T 4 Bianss,.,
Be1nan. NY ~ 1srkis. Pkil'a Ain, Gsivsstos;
F8kiSh.1dsa. Proyidsnces q a 4 Npnnaly, Yszoc
DPCqgay, "; Hardin, Mobile; + n BissslI; Plsaas-
s soo: "a; %Wss sossS wooS,iiss. Sailis ~: yas:u..
Tszss; 7 Welpois. Absdssn, Mis- Jshs Kelly. L.
AaoA2sa q y Bradley. s,syseses. ~ e. .ISs Ss,-
Jk Wakes. = Walker. Ky.
Ccnll sTsREr VRRAHpA....E nsnaoa, 8 b!epn. Thioo.
CSspes; n Thlnss.s: 0PsaS:.a;i vs,ss FT. Csps
Wxisay1k 49,. N0; sncs fss's. Dsss'ds'ivils;
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

ne1ik Cosfuaoe.-Ths African C.n.,.,
Ccnlbsencs ef ths Msshodht Epiacopsl CSr,ch
sabneiag about 800 miles - IL district &, oes
ntons. y now sitting in vincennes. TIA 6ishor
i said io - nsn of talsnls and leAsnins. wh;Is
many of the circuit and station preachess srhih;,
nze endownAn,s fof the coloFed race. Hundreds
are In aassndance iron vAsioas portions Of I'M
Union. fViuoonnes Sentinel.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Proposal to Raise Fund for KossutA -Gepin,
the NewYork hatteF proposes TO raise 3lOO O,000 in
subscriptions Of $1,000 each. to be presented 10
kossuth - soon - practicable after his arrival in
'his country. Geain opens ~ list with suhscrip-
tion fos el0o0.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Bad for The Factory Girls.--The Lowell vos
fopaIi insimases that q, the close Of the Mechan-
'cs fAf IN that city, the building will be used fos
one night oaly, for gTand hali. 70 whieA I'll the
fAsosy ghh viii Be- hviisd. =
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Ttid efs Slsss 1rsdsr.-Ths cass Of the United
States vsrsxs J. D. Johnson, indicted on charge
Of transporting slaves in the American brig Chats
worth from the coast Of Africa to Brazil. in the
year 1850; also on the charge of serving on board
of slaver, in violation Of the acts Of Congress of
1900 and 1878, commenced at Baltimore last We'd
nesday week.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

INDEPRnDExr CoNsERvATIyR MzsTAa.-Ata msstins
Of the Independent Conservative Club The Seventh Wad
hold the Gas Coffee houss, last night the mutude
soquenty addressed by the President. G. Brugpieus Eq
who received with great applause.
By the advice Of the PrssideAt. D. L. Holiday sscasd
to the chair.
Mr. Holiday upon taking ths chair addrsssd the messing
explaining his p0duon and dwelling ths prssnt cond
tion Of the political His recsved with
great applausc.
Mr. Barnes candidate for Tax Cosctor was nsxt called
On. and sxpFessed himself 0Fkmanlike manne He
saisd that he working and that he had made The
Of which people complain by hard knooks Ths
audiencs which composed Of working men, gave him
three times thfes recognition o his honesty Of purpose
Ths mssting thsn adioumed naxt Friday wssk.
the OF Hevis and GMod strets Kelly d when
the Club will BE- addressed By the President and Other gep,
men Of high standing.
g. BRueMENs, President.
owss Ks.r;.rn. rwneeTif.:.,dsnt T.s:.nsnt
l.. WALTON. Sects,aSy
SAD AyrAIR.-Jssmah C6kely young and rsuu.ct.h,.
mechanic of this city, shot early yesterday morning bv
John ChRiaty, also young who has hthseto borne
good character 1t that both these young men had
besn paying addresses The fsmas and sight feeling
Of jsaouy had led to quarrel In ihs street. Chrsy ssys
that Cokey struck him before he fired He said that
he had anticipated attack and had taken with him
revolving pistol with which to deisnd himself The paris
the Of Hercules and Eato sess when some
hard words snsued. blow given and Chriaty fired his
revolver thEes mss. ball from of the barrels broke
CoksHs Jeff aud passed into his body, psnsasins h
nnss At five O'Clock last evening hs was still alive At the
Chan Hospital; but the surgeons thsss pronounced hs
:oovsv Impossible. biood nad ossa isons copiouay from
| nn Aoatn, ns nosuen and nv sen'
LAaE fRx-A hEe broke ont yesterday, at haEpast II
o'clock, in Json CITY, and before could BE-
The large null Of Ar. d. B. Buick. blacksmh h's shop
and quantity Of lumber dssiroysd The loses were
estimated at sSo00 and bssvs Of the property
~ss n's'.a'
| S"oD S.HsHnI.-M1asse aahyy, : sefssot IN ths
so - A.. o..s.' "a Dsyoa Hoso' osswssa sI Ciaude
sau N.np." "s ws, s~sAened. ~ one ooiook yestef-
49, snd s.;r. ~ ~ H. A. ~. ~ =. ene
MN. ~,,h hr.d an .rns;,. cI. L ~
,.s .rd -, - -.,ch.,.r - a.sa,c - "s' - =.
hv n. m.n ], M ~. hnrdls Sh. ~
~. IL ~. r.;r c .., "a ~. s.:.. y. -: .''n
h..d ~ n. ,s;.S n.,,;s. ~ ~. ~ n' y
.. Mss,..a . ~ s,S.a. ..s SMuI Z: n.mpsi'
h s.d ~. ;o;n.S h. .s- ~ .s nonons
~ ~. ~ s; H. ~ ~. - anu sssohsned
AZ. ss ~ -. ;.s. - nv S.;aI ca,y. more guar
thieve, were couveyed to ,hs watch hon. ma Ws. ws
vent bome con,cious of havna ri, disch.,.a h
The thrse man an called ,hemsslvss Jobrc. ~.
Murphy another John Fanning and The thir John Will
son. Recorder euo, .sut he thr.s Johps to ~ NJ. M
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

rescued from the custody Of the United States Of
6ces by the mob at Syracuse, the other day, had,
says the Syracuse Star, been four times sentenced
to the Pententiary of that city during the present
season, for crimes! A valuable citizen, truly!
The Syracuse correspondent Of the New York
Herald says, that among the prominent movers
and councillors to the colored people, in the case
of Harrison, were two or three Of the most active
members Of the Boston Vigilance Committee, each
Of whom, it is said, were prominent actors in the
Crafts, Shadrach, and Sims cases. y
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Free Negroes.-The NswYork Express declares
its conviction that such outrages that lately per
petrated at Syracuse will be certain TO result in
the exclusion Of the free negroes from all the free
Smtes; and the Express would not objsct TO
making il the issue forthwith. 1t il the only plan,
in the opinion of that papsr. by which The whiie
people in The free States can project themselves
against fiss Negro mobs and The murder Of oficen
in The discharge Of their duties.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

The IochMan Li6d Case.-The grounds on
which Major Tochman brings suit against Captain
De Alma, rss'1 upon sundry assertions and charges
Of the latter against the character Of Major Toch.
mans wife. He says. in his pamphlet, that Mr.
T0chman never was concerned in the Hungarian
war In tlsa1eivs msnnsr which il ascribed 70 her,
but thai A. was superintendent in a hospital.
He also ays thas she II . Poliah woman, named
Eisfeld. This pamphlet has psoducsda great ssn-
sasicn among ths Hungarian popuIation in the
United States. and they have published : card in
he Tribune, numerously signsd. vindicadng the
Fspusasion Of Jsssllo. and dsnouncing the slandsn
Of Do Alma.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

|lllll l'l'l 1890 -
esln1 |'.' 4 q q '''s.'' - Z.
Iacse 4nse n '"o ''s.'- -
d|lagu1ea IL. = 60. - = - ~ :
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z9| "a
sA' ncs ~ ID :. !. 4 - n,
Hagsh q ehoeaas' = ''''- ''.s'' -. ~
I1yscssd v's~s No. - 3
lhey indicass' a1oes - os'.'' - n.
6ne tieus of ~ 9ey' = '-o. =
asntial canvens sno~ -. - p'''',o
~ alDendy h ~ as1as - - 49, 1ay
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

FFss Bankixg.-Ths Bank law in Illinois win
Dc submitted next month for the acceptance OF
rejection Of the people. The law, it will BE- remem
oeFed, is similar in its provisions to the banking
law in operation in the State Of New York
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

NeD Route 70 California Mr.. Childs o
NewYork has just returned from Nicaragua. He
reports that the Suruly route is complete. The
length Of the canal to be dug will not exceed
fory.fiye miles. The whole cost will be much
less than originally estimated. A meeting Of par
ties Interested will soon take place in NewYork
city, when stock 70 the requisite amount will b.
issued,
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

kbr Spsakw.-Ihs Courier, of Louisville, pre-
ssnts shs nans Of Joshua r. Bulst. Esq.. Of that
disy. ios IL epsakssship Of The HOUSE Of Repre-
ssnessivssin The nsxt ssssion Of the Kentucky L.-
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Elnction. --Ihe election for City Councilnen Of
naltmors, On lAst "wednesday week, resulted in
the choice of elsvsn democrats and nine whiss.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Isdim Treaties in Oregon.--The Superinten.
dent Of Indian Affairs in Oregon has concluded
treaties with ten tribes of Indians in Oregon,
about the mouth Of tho Columbia river, by which
the title to about three millions Of acres Of land
has been exinguished for the sum Of e9l 200 pay.
able In ten equal instalments. The land acquired d
extends over ono hundred miles on the Pacific
coast, and some sixty miles up the Columbia river
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

n MORE. rAlLUREs.
nv xssa. zAls os.M
ouesn Victoria in.sndsd y Nh Liverpool ou
ths 9sh Instant. 4 general 20 ulonof busine~
~ % hke placs dssiag shs idllowine swo day,
md psspssations On N sxssnsive seals wore
naking fbe her rscspsion.
Abhos Lawrencs. The Unitsd osaass Minister It
London, hid reached London On ths "a instant,
aflsr biz tour through Ireland.
The U. s. ssanship Miniaippi, with KoususA
on boazd, was szpscssd 70 arrive Il London On
tho 7sh instant. Grsas psspsrasions wsss in pro-
gpes 70 rscsivs Kossuth with distinguished
honoss
Two failures havs occurred y Glasgow. One
The hnuse Of Slaasr 4 Co.. and Tie other that Of
The Bensons, merchants and broksm.
France
Ths French authoritiss refused 70 srsnt Ko,.
suth passport 70 allow him 70 pass from Mar
ssillss through France.
The Spanish Govsmmsnt propose to sxpesd
forty millions Il reals on additional fertiaea,ioas
on The Island Il Cuba.
Nnw YORK AARknTs.
NswYoRx. OF. 16
The Cotton market il steady, and the sales
moderate. salss Of Flour $4,000 bbls, at q rs
TO q IS. Corn has been in fair request, and
5000 bushels have been disposed Of at 56ac per
bushel Ms,s Pork el5 25, Prime el2 50 per
bbl Lard 81 10 81.
Canada Railroad.
NEwYoRx. Oct. le.
The first sod on the Toronto and Lake Huron
Railroad was to-day turned by Countess Elgin.
at Toronto.
0Aie ana Psnnsylvania Elsctlens.
River.
LoulsvILLs, Oot. 49,
The returns Of the Ohio and Pennsylvania
elections indicate q democratic majority in both
those States. The details arc yet incomplete,
and will not be forwarded until the final resul,
u ascertaiued.
There are three feet water in the Canal.
Weather cool.
Ohio River.
Cincinnati Marksts. = The -four market re.
mains steady and the demand fair. Sales to-day
% IS to s. 20 Per Dbl. Bacon is dull = side,
selling at IL cents per h. at sixty days. adding
interest. Whisky in moderate request at Is 81
cents per gallon. Cheese has sold at IA cent
per lb. Beef cattle have been selling, for futur,
delivery, At 4 to 4 IA cents per lb.
II n TEE soUrHRRn LINE.
II South Caroline 0lectaons.
Secession homtsd- d-Isco-thsyds of the People Or
posed to Il.
CHARLnsTox.. Octoba Is
y The votes in this city have been counted, an.
show majority in favor Of Porter, Of 1889 votes
7 Riehlsnd District gives co-operationist major
ity Of SO votes.
i In Kershsw District, Preston has COL, Chssnu
631, Barnes PAS, and Owens 260.
/ In Fairfield District, Preston has 3S7; Chssnu
3o4; Barnes 694; and Owens III.
II In Nswburg District, Summers, co-opsrationis
! has 612; Wardlow, co-operstionist, $50; Nam
secsssionist, 53S; Pickens, secessionist 533.
u Yoik District gives large majority in favor Z
the co-operatonists, and Chester and Lancaster d
likewise. Fully two-thirds of the people hav
, voted against secession.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Trial Of q Female tor Murdsr. - The trial Of
Margaret Clarity, for the murder Of Edward Drum,
commenced at Newark, N. J., ON Tuesday. II
win be remembered that Drum was engaged to be
married to her, but suddenly took another notion
and married another female. He was married ON
Sunday, and on the next day while walking along
the street with his bride, they were met by Marga-
ret, who instantly plunged knife into him, caus-
ing his death in few minutes. Tho trial sxcites
deep interest The Advertiser says:
Upon the opening Of the Court, the prisoner
Margaret Clarity, was conducted to seat near the
counsel. by the jailor, Mr.. Beach, accompanied by
her sister. She was somewhat sgitated, but con.
oealsd her face with heavy black veil, and VA.
dressed in dark Calico with black vsette and straw
hat. She is above the medium height, and nine
teen years Of age. Her father and brother were
present in the wtnessss' box, deeply affected list
enars to the proceedings.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Il JiAes Ws1ses Z. Sksrksv. I'VE observe, says
~ Mashss 0susier, that several papsrs have fallen
~ - grad srer Il ssppesins that Judge Shar-
~ + : enadidats fr IL Uniisd States Senator
seip. We ~ Il fFsm that dhainguishsd gentle
nan's ewn lips that hs i n ssPisnt for mo ofics
vhassvss thAt hs i nss, NOR win he b. osndi.
dass for The Gsnstorship.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

For Santa Fs.-A company is forming in Clarks.
vile, in this State with the intention Of removing
to Santa Fe in the spring. Two young gentlemen,
by the name of Connslly, intend taking out the
materials Of printing. office, for the purpose of
establishing newsps per in Santa Fe. The com.
pany will Jake the route travelled by the emigrants
in l649, up the Canadian. Fort Smith (Arkansas)
Herald.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17
CNbieeet Fsg,-,e1t,g,.e.

Al tths Old Auction Mari, u Camp street.
~ An unusually Of goods in this lns may
found hs extensive y constant sesps
pcs hs nnsGgnsd has positive diseusns nom hs eonsners
: els Imsp WH ?. SCOTT, Auetionssr. 81 Camp H.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Red River.-The Fort Smith tArkansas) Herald
- informed by gentleman from Doaksville, thai
Red River is now lower than ii has ever been be.
fore. II is not over knee deep.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

one Of tho members elect to the Lower House Of
the next Legislature from Benton county. Ala, has
resigned his seat in that body, and an election to
gil his place ID ordered to be held on the 9Oth inst
The cause Of the resignation, says the Montgomery
Advertiser, is, as we learn from rumor, charge
Of forgery and false entries in accounts. We trust
that the charge will be proven erroneous.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Los Of ths Ship Coz. Dsvis.-Ths ship Gov
ernor Davis, Gutter, from Chinca Islands for Callso
and Baltimore, went ashore in the Boqueron pas
sage, near Callao, August 81, and bilged. She
was insured, with her cargo, for $4,000. She
will be sold a. she lies. The officers and crew
Of the United States ship Rartan attempted to &c,
her off, but without success.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

Second Crop the second crop
this year, were sold as Cincinnati last week.
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17
YOUTHS, Boys AND CHILDREN's 2
ClOthtMG.

- The subscribers receipt d choice
Youths Boys' and cldEsn CLOTHING, supsas oss
hous 81 William slrss NsvYosk which osr rsduca
pnsss. fol4 auapl r. fABRE CO. - Mas.sns Il
The daily crescent., 1851-10-17

81 m p 3 0 MS,
ola 0t2p 50 Canal street.
RI-sULPHITE OF LINE may be had a. the
- Southern Chemical Works Of MAssRY, MARcsEln &
Co Of Clio and S0s Streets manufacturers Of Oil Of
vitnol Nitric Acid, Aqua Ammonia, Aqua Fostis. Cop
Notios-All orders for the Southern Chemical Works
must BE- directed p L. MASSEY, corner Of Camp and
| uit0ulaa and IIafaVefi0 nj
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-10
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Any number of Faces. TO give Metallic immortality

~ NHOSE wishing correct Daguerrean Like
j neSscS mot caricatures,) of themselves or
friends, may he sure of being accommodated,
Oh reasonable terms, by stepping into the
room of the subscriber In tie Court House,
heiween the hours Of 9 4. NJ. and r. NJ.
The Subscriber having taken rOOmS as above,
would be pleased if the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF this vicinity, would call and examine his
specimens. give him sitting, and should the
;mpre ssion fail to give full salts. action don't
take 1t.
Parents, soon these frail tenemcntS will be
Wondering in the dUSt-Secure then, tie mn
age, ere the substance fade, TO leave as Il me-
mento or your Children in after years, wien
YOU are goHe-and as children may die, would
il not he well TO preserve true likeness when
so easily obtained. Friends often regret when
too late, that they have not done 1t. An OPP
portuni,y is now offered 10 "secuTe tie Shad-
ow ere the substance fade. Let Nature copy
that which Nature made
UPInStrnciionS In the art, carefully gwen
and apparatus furnished at New York Prices.
=. LASfiER.
NB Pictures are taken as low as Sl,IJ
Plymouth, Nov. 24'h, 1851.