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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-05
YrND AR-s.


NEW AND CLASSICAL MEMENro OF HENRY
IN Clay a. orieaal Bronze Medal. modelled from life.
and By C. O. Wright, ESQ., engraver Of the New
Gold Medal TO Clay And Of The vrgata and Congress
sonsl Gold Medals 10 SCOTT Taylor etc. The supreme em-
nsnoein which the character Of Clay held the
world naturally creates that he IL earth
general desire for such memento OF HIS person and his
public services shall best adapted NJ TO the ppu-
breadth of that merits Its OBJ
periods history to the time this xofold
has been deemed the best attained by means OF classic
edAs bearing scnlpured xenesses of the persons
meorated together with symbols of their
umer OF marble because existing in greater numbers and
better adapted for private those graphic
DeDo constitute the most precious keys and calculations
OF ans history and the only memorials fact ofmany Of
medals highest style Of art has been deemed
thy OF national emulaon while TO preserve them through
successive epochs has been counted evil
Of patriotic pride and honorable refinement The
work the kind that could been produced
in country and PROBABLY The likeness of Mr.
Clay the diverse side is model from fe
and executed by artist OF unequaed emnence whose
this particular task matured BY
repeatedly performing in other medals of the Illus
trious designed personal presentations and
Likeness accordingly pronounced by all competent judges
be the most accurate in neament and the most
expressive Of that has been made Of
Mr. Clay FORM On the side Ii
design bold relief illustrative Of the patriotic basis OF
hs political character The medal IL three inches in dame
in the finest bronze and enclosed in moroc
No similar work Of art has been submitted to
the general and patriotism of the Amercan
pie better calculated to crafty and reward
It. II viii BIO furnished to subscribers Mt 81 per copy as
mpressions be obtained at the office OF pub
cation No Cbapb street. New York. where subscrip
torS will be received and after Wednesday The !h inst
J. b. RICHARDS, Publisher.
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FRosi VENEZUELA Dates have been received in Ha-
from Venezuela TO the I'D ult On the 10th, both
houses Of Congress assembled and conferred upon Pres
dent Monagas the extraordinary powers asked for by him
consequence Of the events occurring in the neigh
boring State of Ecuador These authorize him to call
into service ten thousand of the national militia to raise
the necessary funds to deiray the expenses and
mand the army in person should the security
qmllty of the State be threatened. Don Francisco Mi
chelena Rojas has been named Minister Plepipoentiary
20 the courts of Madrid and Rome.
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ERENcH WHITE BRANDY.--70 HALF, QUARTER,
and eighth pipes best quality high proof French White
Brandy tor preserves now landing from ship Thomas from
Bon deaur. For saehy
JOHN CAswELL i CO., 81 Front street.
, 0O0 Dez. SUPERIOR ST.. JULIEN, ST. ESTE
%,OOO phe, Mnrgsux, Sc, Clsrst Wine, In spien-
AID condition, AID warranted genuine I'd at 12
20 &c &c, bottles returned. Also, a0 doz, superior
bite Wine, for sale by WM. II. rNDEKHiLL, No. 40
Brotme street, corner Of Crosby.
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NINETEENTH WARD PIERCE AND KING AssoCIA-
IN ton-A regular meeting Of the above Association will
be held at the Reservoir House. of Foreth
and Fifth avenue, Tuesday evening" July g. at eight o'clock
when the members of the Association expected be
punctua in their attendance to make for the
meeting, to be held at the Of Fortyeghth
street and Third avenue, on the 9th inst.
WIN. ii. DUNLAP President pro TEN.
S WT Wsn N; DS,W. }secretarie..
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A Fine Portrait OF Gen. Pierce may be
seen ~ ROOTS No. 1863 Broadway Also, Albon Jenny
LIND, and other notables.
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SALES RY AUCTION.

A UCTI0N NOTICE-TIIOMAS BELL, AUCTIONEER
hBy W. l.. Van Iandt. Wednesday at 0 o'clock in the
Auction Rooms Is Spraoe street large sale OF Dry
Thursday
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The hest likeness of Henry Clay ever
taken, be at ROOTS Gallery, No. S3 Broadway
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MUsAcAL.

Jtut1AN ptANOS.-DEPOT FOR SALE or t.
-. D.s.s a. COS (boston) unrivaiied Pa
spN.t0u.uc~ rooms sud polishing house sfT
~, s."ttNty. Sccond.hsld Piapos,
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GOsIlng's American, German and French
Restaurant will be closed to-day at o'clock Pm The
mammoth Turtle tweght 1856 pounds) will be served in
and steaks Wednesday next the 9Th instant Can
be seen in front of the Restaurant L. G0SLiNG, Proprie
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ROE sAAA.


d ono FOR SALE, CHEAP, A NEW IHRLE
BfsoOOs story house aud lot Forty NTH street.
Broadway for 81 500 houses
$500 and ~ 600; three bouse In Seventeenth
street, two houses Tween fourth street, several new
houses in South Brooklyn NJ L. SHELDON, 50 Nassau ct.
RUILplNG LOTS TOR ONLY sso-IN THE BEAUTI-
- ul village OF Yonkers-and chances obtain dwe
ing houses worth $500 each without additional Three
quarters of ride by Hudson River Raroas;
only $40 eash required Mt the time subscribing mapu
pa Grand street. near Bowery (oihce until O'clock
In the EVENING" George l.. Condit, Esq, Broadway
House, Yonkers.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT DARIEN, CONNEoTI-
~ cutFor sale at bargain would be exchanged fer
other property In this city neighborhooe; censist Of
good house OF III buildings well OF water.
tud six frat rate land. with garden fruit 40
within 80 rods Of the depot Inquire Of
JAS N. TAYLOR, 227 Greenwich street.
NOR SALOON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS, AN IN
terost in profitable and well established maInfastur
Jog, milling and mercantile business good inveIen fer
capitalist or OF husinesss who become interested
and receive salary for services Apply to J. w. Allen,
~ Jones court, w all street.
NOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE OF SIX HORSE
Il power, made in the most thorough manner, or high
nsh has not been In onth; together with
two Cylinder Boilers with magnetic water All ia
complete order Apply st % and 50 Prince street. who're
can be seen.
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ter keep the head cool this day than Of KNOWS
Rocky Mountain Beavers the for them
say in the stock market lis excessive and steadily mproy-
ing AL who love comfort and wish 60 present respect
able appearance should without delay, Rocky
Mountain, the most fashionable article KNOX
L. a II Tor
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HIGHLAND PAVILION HOTEL, AT THE HIGH
lands of Nevasink having been enlarged and improv
open the reception Of visters Besides
sesnt boating river and surf bathing breeze,
an other advantage the Edwin Lewis and Gill
pin daily the foot Of Robnsoa street. and the
Thomas Hunt from Peck Slip
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LOST AND REWARDS.

From s S
and n q h where
TiIMaN 'sSst.'a and rewarded 'y
Clio REwARD-sTRAYEp,- FROM NO. BROAD
RAO way, newfoundland Pup, entirely black, with
sovsry ~ ''' sEffREN PIX fRo .Ss
"a REwARD-LosT ON THE I'd JULY, BETWEEN
We Tenth and Canal streets in gold Bracelet
or tho was nSn
contained hair The reward will paid by eav-
s.%ssn I'm avenue and Tenth
NOTICE. LETTER, CONTAINING TUE EIGHT
tie ess s %ssf sG saS on
not fa been r, Msrcs 10 sy them
Boston March T. ESP eight monshpioroe, Clark
Boston. March 49, To-, ct eight moatbs. W. Bodset
Bostsn, March IL 1884, at eight mon as-BrOwn Dix to
Boston March a. lsss at eight mOuthsTabot Newell
Boston, April lss2 q eight months-wm A. Brownjs
4gr ~ @ !, e sss gSnsharn'n Ste
Co.. to their order RS, sss a. s'' n'A's ishA0
s sas ss s. an y M n r
Co.. g bT Tassp street. pn aif.Ss ron "
STRAY cHEsr-A LARGE CHEST CANE INTO THE
:s Fs S0Sa' ST. Win hs csorss
Ssss urnos written In them. The
OBTAIN INC same ~ applying to the subscriber describing
tine gocds' ana paying for this advertisement.
A A. HOLLY. Geneva, NY
CToLEN-oN SATURDAY EVENING, July D. 1889,
~ note for SlW payable to Patrick Slayin All per.
forbid caahing the I;bava
be paid by calling the above named a. Jn
Whites Type Foundry, corner Of GliG and Bcekmsn
streets.
ooPA RvHERsHSp HovaCEx
| --s>~~~~>~N~~~~N
| NEW YORK, JUNE -, lso2.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
IN have this day formed opartnershp under the Am
Of Haisht McLesn and will transact Q gen ers isrolsr
- fScbango, and Collecting business at No. 10 Nsr-
SAMUEL w HhIGHT
+ GEORGE W MCLEAN,
Refer by rermifior, to Geo. s. Coe Cashier Ohio Life
snrsnee and Truet Compsny, New York; Robert Dayard
Esq, New Yorki Page Bacon, ST. Louis Page, Bacon
1 co. san Francisco, California
4
40 PaINTrcRs,
/ FTo PPlNTEES-FOR SALE. A LARGE HYDRAULIC
4 sttndng Prear, ard = royal Washington Hand
Press, N1tl saiintrS sppRrrtus coaplcts APpy 80
1 Two rRtNTERs-A GREAT VARIETY or WOOD Avn
Il Metal =, far sao g. h.~ sine
swsi sou very reasonable terms. Apply 70 D. @.
| tamd story Herald SusiI-s.
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TINTED STATES MISREPRESENTATION Il CO,
" No li6 broadway offer for aale favorable
governments or individuals 10000 United States Porcus
sion and Flint Lock Muekets. Said the
United States government Mt their Armony in Springfield,
ut cost of fourteen dollars each they all gaesed
inspection entirely packed IN Of twenty
each and ready for shipment part Of the world
Persons dercus Of purchasing either In large small
invited to inspect these the hoderp viii cell
them considerably less than government cost
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Genin and Juiy.-July is the month OF

heat Of dust of solie All who provided
the latter purchasing hats for the
invited TO call enin lower store in anticipation Of
GLORIOUS Fourth, select from his
felt hats Rio hats Panama raws such fabrics
will keep the head COOL and at the time become
their various styles of face and figure.
GENIN, 2l4 Broadway, osite St. Pauls
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aoFELs AND WATERING PLACES.

HIGHLANDS OF NEyIsINk, NEW JERSEY
IL Thompson's Atlantic Pavilion. T. Thompson
spetfuy informs his friends that he h, erected and
spacious Pavilion, where he will be able to date
families and boArders at reasonable cost
and where they enjoy all the luxurie Of fishing fowl
ing rowing sailing and bathing equal II not superior to
Care Island The house with beautiful groves
either for walks drives. j. T. THOMPSON, Proprietor
n BThe bar will be furnished with the beat OF iquors,
the sole direction OF Mt j. Van Tine The
Thomas Hunt leaves Peek Slip every morning-the Edwin
lie wi cyeryn
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cLOvTEIHo.


fash FOR CLoTHINa-LADIEs or GENTLEMEN,
~ having any clothing furniturs 20 dispose Of
receive the value In cash. BY sending the store
by letter through the Post COHEN s6z Hudson street.
Lsdies attended 70 BY Mrs.. Cohen.
(NAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
~ Ladies and gentlemen having east OF clothing fur
nture dispose obtain fair each price BY sending
for the subscriber ~ hs residence or line through the
Icet will be promptly attcuaeato Ladies aten9ed by Mrs
Cnhcn. " g. COHEN. 81 Sim street
I EFT OFF CLOTHES ANDFURNITuRE WANTED
~ Ladies and Gentlemen cen obtain good pric9 Tor the
A6ye articles, ~ dng through post OF herviec 20
rHoNPsON ~ Leonard streat noar brnsdtaY
sSAsT OR CLOTHINO.-W SrED 20 PCRchASk,
~ about two thousand dollars "lrth q GOOD ftes X
Olo him ~ LARGE small fsanttts ~ ehta h tat
a.
siy shrtnsh pest ~ IS GRNS ~ :. ais i'Ore.
re- ANsaa
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HIBERNIAN d. II. soCIErY.-THE MEMBERS OF
this Society hereby respectfully notified 20 attend
ut Montgomery Hail. No. Is Prince street. Monday
ing next July 5h at Socock precisely to celebrate tho
OF American Independence The
members will please appear in the uniform adopted by the
Society according section the S0h OF the Bylaws by
order of PATRICK GARRICK, Marshal.
MICHAEL REDMOND, Jr., .,a.
VIM. HAYDEN. aius'
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MORsEs. CARRIAGES. ss.


A GREY HORSE, sly YEARS OLD, PERFECTLY
ant driver handsomely built stands without tying from
all vices and nearly perfect Is easily found for
Price, $50. Enquire in the u Rogers Carpenters
chop, 90 West 18th street.
EoR sALE-A soRREL MARE EIGHT YEARS OLD
last May sound and kind In all harness and under tho
solely for want Of May be at the stable 50 East
Thirteenth street, near ULiversity place.
EoR sALE.-A FULL BLOGnED DURoc HORSE,
sound and kind as family horse he has superior
@ seen at 1875 West Thirteenth street. apply ISAAC H.
nALL. 20 Old slip. Price $3.50.
EOR sALE-A SPLENDID PAIR OF CARRIAGE
Horses black, 15l hands high; they sold the
owner Is about leaving the country They be tho
EoR sALE-Two SINGLE HORSES, SIX AND sew.
iu saddle will stand in the street without tyug will
&c sold cheap for cash Apply at III Grand street.
HORSES FOR sALE.-A PAIR OF DARK DApPLE
snd Kind and move IN ane style; price $500 Also, span
" aars sofrs 10 hspds and inches high, seven
old arhne csaeh team, kind and warrant,
"a sound price $50 Also pair OF bright hay io,:
years old; price 500 Also, fne chestnut seven
years old 16s hands high sne horse Tor private family
Ass elegant fright sorre saddle horse suitable Tor
lady years old seund and kind price $780, Also
several other sne horses suitable for sae hsrnes The
above horses are Just from the country on OF srs and
q MARTIN FiLBGNs Stable. Tvsn;s.tEird street, iSM
Sixth avenue
r livery sTABLE-TaE STOCK AND .FIxTURxs
IL Of old established Livery Stable, doing good
business Those DESTROYS II geing into vac business, would
DE- we'll 10 call G. j. q. VALENTINE 70 Allen street.
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THE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-TIE LARGEST STORE
l. in the whole world, 400 'Broomo street, corner Of
Crosby Twenty per cent be saved by
above Branches Wines Aes Porter, and segars Of the
choicest brands variety Persons leaving
country will find It economical to provide with
supply ofthe above choice articles Orders packed
fully forwarded with dispatch ard delivered free In any
part Of the city. WIN II. UNDERHILL, Proprietor.
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Haul down the Union, some Hatters have

cred" Never !" says freeman, "a. Freeman) No. sir
The Union stand. Come what will Hats will be sold
cheaper t9O Fulton street than they can be bought
where by 20 There about it, Free
the manufacturer OF hats
Per ccntage Call and be convinced FREEMAN, 90 Fulton
lkranf ncnr Gnld
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VTNo JEWELLERS-A FIRST RATE DIAMOND SET
ter wantea. to go to Boston also, two three good
general workmen Address Jeweler, ut the office of the
Herald, stating where interview may be had.
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TTNO CUTTERS-WANTED TO ENGAGE PERMA-
nenty of the most fashionable and tasty cutters
s ur Wdnssdsy NJ STATING nams reference and
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WAWAYANDA HOUSE GREENWOOD LAKE
w Orange county, N. T.-The above house IL most
beautifully situated At the head Of Greenwood Lake. ton
miles in length For pure mountain air. romantic scenery
quiet bles. fresh water bathing good fshng &c. this
Place cannot be surpassed Stages leave George Cooper
Hotel Chester depot New York and Erie Railroad upon
The arrival Of train from New York. For
euars inquire Of Henry Fser, 6s BroAdway or o. the
proprietor, At the lake. THERON fELrEh
CEA BATHING AT RoCKAwAY, l.. 1.-THE PA
- yon Hotel now open for the reception OF yisiter
Cars leave the South ferry Brootlyn for Jamaica svsy
aay except Sunday, at o'clock A. NJ and snd \. Mr.
where stages viii readiness TO convey vsters 70 the
house Any for left with j. Ogden Srsn
SFr'rs street viii be promptly s'ssSaT YkrSrsAIt.
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ITO BELLOWS MAEERs-wANTED, AT THE BUF-
falo Bellows Factory, several good hands for Board
making Cothng good hands have constant work
all year round None but first rate hands need apply
Address VIM r. BEAMAN, Buffalo Bellows Factory, No.
6QLloyd street, Buffalo, MY, post paid.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS TO FLUSH
~ ing and St. Romans WelI-The and beautiful
steamer ISLAND CITY, win make Excursions between
New York and Flushing Monday July 1852. Running
follows:-leaves Flushing at and 10 o'clock, NJ and
4P NJ; leaves Fulton Market slim, New York at So aud
ii "a, A. NJ, and Ok, +. n. Fare l2n cents each
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EXTRAORDINARY LEAP.-GEoRGE GARBRAND,
II of Paterson, NJ j. will leap from the top of tho High
Bridge into the Harlem River, the 9Th Of July, a.
o'clock M All he expects t. realise by the above eat,
will be the voluntary contributions of the spectators when
he has completed his task Mr. Garbrand requests the
spectators feel uneasiness his account he
done the above leap with safety in OF few
friends, Tuesday last Mr. Garbrand will he at cakes
Sixty ninth street. Third avenue Sunday next, and
Woakes High Bridge Hotel Westehessr side tho 9th,
previous the leap At either place he will be happy
his Paterson and New York friends.
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THos. CARTER, COMMISSION MERCHANT, PORT.
Ind o.eson territory, wing large aud roomy houses
situated IN the most business of tho city Front
street, opposite the shipping now prepared receive
soRsisnments on tho most liberal terms. After icng
pefence in business and knowledge Of West
err markets full satisfaction to- customers anticipated
All recalls consigned house will be auiekest
despatch. Prompt remfttances guaranteed Rakeenoss
can be had required at either Portland t. San Fran
cisco, or ew York. THOs CARTIR.
PoFrl q Nav
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CLERK IN LAWYERS OFFICE WANTED-0Nl
~ competent 70 take exclusive charge Of large coec
ton practice hear of permanent situation upon ap
picafnn % box / 800. Pot Office
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CENANTs' REGISTER.

BAKERY TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR SALE ALL
- complete-Now doing good business the s5unter
with good route, baking from eight to ton barrels per
week. in prosperous location with horse and salt
able for the trade The only reason for the se
lars apply to Mr. b. FREEMAN Newark avsnse, jersey
city.
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EIREwoRKS.-NEW YORK LABORATORY, NO. 1906
Front street.-The Crackers Canton Rockets, Double
Headers Joss Sticks and complete assortment q Fire
And dalers general also committees for city and country
displays supplied the most liberal terms.
~ BENNETT. I96 Frost street.
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OCPA RvHERsHIP EoT1sIUs-

Two rRiNTERs-A GREAT VARIETY or WOOD Avn
Rutkl =, far g. ha~ IN sine
,s~si sou 90 very RESPONSIBLE terms Apply 70 D. c.
tsrd story, Herald SuiisiIgs.
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lNuo MOONS 10 LIT DN TVS SECOND FlDos,
~h ~ without iull eesrd, /, private sreaeh saay
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Union sAL00N.-LINAMENR BROTHERS RESPECT
fully inform tho public that they have just oHspsd ts
above splened saloon 19 Pearl street. deor
and Beaver streets where they will be happy tho
calls Of their friends and patrons where they will NJ al
times hnd the choicest productions in their
sure them that the utmost attention will be paid
the call agreeable Free lunch from 101< till II n.
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ANTED-A SITUATION. BY A VERY TIDY
w well recommended young woman; Is ago9d csok an
baker and washer and roner woud do
housework 10 city country Wages moderately Pleas
apply at No. 223 Bowery, on Tuesday morning.
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, GUN MATERIAL. sr0Rf
" iag Apparatus, Fine Cutlery, &C., &c.-Onicn =
Wheeoek, Manufacturers and Importers, Maiden isss
extensive and we'll selected assortment Of above s0sss.
nufaeured by Allen Thurber. Also, Colts Pises 81 Oh
siIes.
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EXCURSIONS TO WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, TRIM
II ty Cemery High Bridge, and Strykers Bay Monday,
July6 The steamer Jenny Lind will the foot Cham
hers street at So and ils o'clock M AZ and p. NJ.
Leaves Washington Heights at and 10 A. NJ, aud aud
r. N. Landing at Hammond street each way. Fare l2s
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THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL LOAN FUND
Life Assurance Company, of London, is resoved from
No. Grand street to 81 Washington street Of Mer
street Jersey City where life be effect
ed Medical ocer attend daily at T. ". California risls
taken Pamphlet. containing rates and other information
and printed California rules, furnished application
J. LEANDER STARR General Agent.
4. f. HosAek; NJ, D, Medical Examiners.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-12-23
WILES'
SKYL!GHT DAGUERREAN
Rooms
OYER THE POST OFFICE. OPPOSITE
THE iROGMAN MOUSE.

!" "AVING at expense furnished rooms as
Il = above / would invite Ae citizens oi
Fremont and surrounding country to call and
examine specimens whether they want pic
lures or not. To those who want pictures
would say that where satisfaction is not given
no charges are made for trouble. As qua
rantee of what people may expect, | would
say that received the PREMIUM for the
bes. Dagueretype at the Huron and Erie
counties Fairs for the years 1850 and 1851,
in competition top with the artist in the coun-
try. Having made y permanent location in
Fremont, shall endeavor to take such pic
lures as will bear examination and still give
satisfaction.
p. S. The best of pictures may be taken
on cloudy DAYS, though children come on fair
days as time in sitting is less. Dark dresses
give the most desirable effect in daguerro-
types.
Rooms open from o'clock A. NJ, 10 5
O'Clock P. M., clear or cloudy.
A. D. WILES.
Fremont, Oct 9th 1852.