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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
Bo!sros, May 26.

IS. Bcsros, May g6.
The New England Anti Slavery Convention
met on "wednesday WsSDALr PH,LL,ps Presi
dent. resolution against voting or taking
any part under the Constitution was debated At
length and referred.
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CHERIFF SALE.-F. E. Bisseil, u.s. VIM. NJ. Wat
y terson.-By virtue f an execution TO me directed,
issued by the Clerk of the District Court in and for the
county of Dubuque aud State OF Iowa against defen-
dsnt, will, Saturday, the 25th day June, a. ID.
1853 between the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ and four
O'Clock r. NJ of that day, at the front door of the Court
House in said county, expose to public sale all the right
title, interest claim and property of WIN. NJ. Watterson
in aid to the following described real estafe fo-wit =
The west half of the north west IA of the north
IA of section 81 and the north east IA of the north
IA Of section 3d. nine acres in the south east Ii Of
the north east IA of section 49, township 81 north Of
Range No. of the 9Th p VI. for cash 10 satisfy
said writ an therein commanded. Way 9th, 1853.
w. G. STEWART, sl'f
By J. RicXETrs Dep'y. w-2w
CHERIFF SALE.-John Parrott, rs J. T. Williams.
- By virtue of execution to me directed, issued
by the Clerk of the District Court in and for the
y of Dubuque, and State of Iowa, against defendant
will on Saturday, the 2ath day of June, A. ID. 1853,
between the hours of nine O'Clock A. NJ and four
p NJ Of that day. at the front door of the Court House,
in said county, expose public sale all the right title
interest, claim and property of J. II. Williams, in
and to the following described Real Estate to wit -
The undivided half of the South East Quarter of
the North Wes Quarter Of Section () four, Township
81 North of Range (2) two West OF the 5fh p. NJ for
cash, to satisfy said writ as am therein commanded
May Goth, 1885,
w. G. STEWART, Shift d. C.
By j. RIcKsrrs. Deputy, w-iw
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WRAPPING PAPER.

IIOME Manufactured Wrapping Paper. The sub
scriber has been appointed agent for the MOLlNE
MILLS" and will at all times have good supply OF
their Wrapping and PRrSriSG Paper hand, which he
will sell 1T The mill p.ice, for cash only.
Rock Islano Sep. %, ls52-1
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Ernn fha Washin zion LIMO !,

We understand that the following foreign APP
D ,intnents, some OF which have been an.
nounced already, have been made BY The Pre-
sldent; and that other objects Of pressing at
.ention prevent his besto~ing any further con-
sidera;on, at present, upon appointments OF
this class.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

We walked to church on Sunday morning be
hind sthe girl with hole in the heel Of her
stocking. II was very large one, and we
thought her heel must be cold She probably
knew OF it Saturday, but remembered the Sab.
bath day, and kept il hole.y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

DEcLIEED-A special dispatch from Wash
ington to the ". Y. Herald dated the gath, says
that Charles Levi Woodbury. declines the Char
geship to Bolivia.
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sOMETHING NEW

sBODf likes to have their corns
- ~ hurt The undersigned would all
the attention of the public to the fact,
thatie can make BOOTS and SHO Els
Hat VIII not hurt cGns He has also on hand well
seiected STOCK OF all Ecles wanted dy manufacturers.
HJCail an9 see oyourself one door below simplots
iron Store, Man-st.. Dubuque, Iowa.
oct y 1852 d6ns. j. MICHEL,
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FIRE.-We regret to learn. that the house of
Mr.. DANIEL DUNsEeAN, on Lower East Fork,
near Council Hill, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning last, with nearly ell his furni.
ture. It was discovered about2 o'clock by
some gentlemen who were returning from a
party, who succeeded in arousing the family just
in time to rescue the children who were asleep
in the garnet. How the fire originated Is a per-
feet mystery, none had been in the part of the
house where it was discovered for several days.
GnI adr
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A Company with capital of 81 900, 900, for
the establishment Of a line Of steamships be-
tween Baltimore and Liverpool, is in course of
formation in Baltimore. Their application for a
Character is before the Maryland Legislature.
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CURioUs.-Cutfsh, measuring a foot long,
fell during hail storm, in Northfolk, on Tues
day. Hundreds were picked up in the MORN
ing. shower of coffee at the same time would
have made the celestial flavor complete
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BADGER STATE SUSK.-On her upward trip
from Keokuk to Fl. Des Moines, struck a rock
about one mile between Ouumwa and sunk in
five feet water. She had about one hundred
and seventy tons freight, and nearly one hun
bred passengers The boat was insured at St.
Louis for 5000. The freight was for Ottum.
wa, TT. Des Moines and Blakesburgh Hack
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firing Of cannon.

II The Floating Pataee, having on board
Spaulding & Rogers Circus Company, an
nounced its arrival in this city to day, with the
firing of cannon
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

There is young lady down in Lafayette, In.
diana, SO excessively modest, that every night
before retiring, she closes the window curtains
to prevent .the man in the moon ffom looking
in
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

REAssEmBLED.-The New York Legislature
reassembled at Albany on the Oath inst, accord
ing to adjournment.
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w1sTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,

The best Remedy ever known to Man!
For Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA, Group, B,onehi.
It's, Influenza, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Diff
fc"lt Breathing, Lioer affections, PAIN
or aoeakmess Of the Breast or Side,
First Stages Of Consumption,
&C., &C., &c.
lnshorf this Balsam peculiarly adapted to every dis
ease of the Lungs and Liver which is produced by our
ever varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to posses ,mpor-
tant medicinal properties. This fact is familiar TO ey-
cry maron in our land and physicians often pre- scribe
In different foims for variety Of complaints Tar
Also has been noted for its virtues and ply
whose names are familiar to the whole country hay-
gone so far as to declare that consumption could
be cured by that alone. In other hands, again. it as
nearly vaueless owing no doubt to their ignorance in
preparing and administering t-a difficulty now entirely
obviaed by patient experience and long experiment
The extraordinayimcdicnai powers of these two sub
stances are now, for the first time combined and embOd
led in DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY. BY nice chemical process everything deleteri
Gus or useless is rejected sothat what the
most extraordinary and truly eficacious remedy for all
kinds of pulmonary and liver diseases ever known to
To convince all unbeicvers that our theory is
really true we refer to few of performed
by this wonderful medicine.
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Dominican Republie-Quarret aoith the Clergy
Sant1dnua Victorious

dominican RePuDlc-RUarTct 1ctth The clergy
Santaanna Victorious.
The Dominican Republic has been violently
agitated with quarrel between the Chief there
Of and the Archbishop of st. Domir 20
The latter refused to take the oath of fealty.
He was cited to appear before Congress therefor,
March l4th, 1853, and obey the summons.
When in his seat, Santana addressed him, stat.
ing that the Dominicans had gained their indie
pendence in 1874; that the next year they had
established their code, and that these were the
laws of the Republic, which must be obeyed
and enforced.
The Archbishop replied that he would not re
nounce the preroga.ives of the Church, nor
swear to inquisition laws. Again, when press.
ed, he said, "No! no ! take no oath to that
cursed constitution, that heretical constitution !
Il will exile myself first -
The President gave him promptly his pass.
port ordered national vessel to bear him
away and furnished him with funds TO support
him. "Sr," said he to the Archbishop, 81
have always been and am very relgious-very
Catholic. But the clergy must be kept aloof
from politics. They have threatened to disturb
the State this must not be-" Thereupon a
decree was issued "disposing Of the Archbi-
shop
On second thought, however, the ecclesias-
tic conclcded to yield to the civic authority,
and made declaration of his tealty to the Re
public, with great pomp, on the 18th Of April
We give the above as we find it in most oil
our exchanges. lfany of our readers can show
that the Bishop named above has been unjustly
dealt by--that the government has denied any
liberty which the church should exercise cum
patibly with the allegiance due from all to the
State-we will publish the exposure of any
such wrong doing with pleasure.-St. L. Int.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

IsAUGURATED.-Rev James Walker, ID. d
was inaugurated President of Harvard College,
on the Gath inst
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sCARP,s COMPOUND

ICOCo4fC OiL
For the cure of DEAFNESS pains, and the discharge
from the ears also all those
like the buzzng of insects, falling of water whzzing
of steam, &C. SC, which symptoms of approaching
Deafness and also generally attendant with the disease
Aug 6-y T. MASON, .4geut,
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IS YOUR PROPERTY INSURED?

THE undersigned is agent for the American Mutual
1 Fire insurance Company, Amsterdam, New York.
CAPITAL 100000.
Embracing MERCHANTS and FARMERS depart
meni. The Merchants department, j. the cash prin
cple, and Insures Stores Shops, Dive ngs erChanize
Furniture and all kinds of property against loss and dam
age bv fire. Aud the farmers epartmef insures isOla
ted Buildings, Dwelling and Buildings GRAIN Fur
aud all kinds Ct Property for term Of years. either
the premium note system, fOTcash without note,
avoiding LOSSES this compeny
adapted to the wants Of the people in city country
and commends itself TO their confidence.
OFFICE ENIRANcr-J. G. Weathefl,y's Stare,
JAMES r. GOODRICH
Agentfor Dubuque, AID adiotHia Counties
Nav Qfh Il lv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

SuiciDE.-The young man whom we men,
toned as leaving the house of Mr.. Enderli of this
city, which, under the effects of fit Of sickness
few days since, is now ascertained to have
committed suicide, by drowning. His body
was found near Eagle Point the day before yes
te!day.-Hcrafd
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

Take raw egg break it in a tumbler, cover
it with vinegar and drink altogether hour or
two before the time for the chill and you
never will be annoyed with the pestilence which
is SO fatal to the human iamily-the fever and
ague -Er. Paper
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II. MASON,

IIAS JUST RECEIVED and offers for sale the larg
IL est and best selected stock of PATENT MEDI-
CINES, ever offered in this city. Every article
ranted pure and genuine The following articles com
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

FIFTY DOLLARS FORFEIT. DR.. Hunter will tor
$50 failing any of secret disease that
may come under his care, matter how long standing
OF affecting Either invited to his private rooms,
SO North Seventh a Philadelphia without fear of inter
rupton from other patients Strangers and others who
have been unfortunate in the selection of Physician
are invited to call.
IMPOTENCY. Through unrestrained indulgence of
the PASSIONS self abuse, the evils
merous. Premature impotency, involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting of the organs loss OF memory dis
for female society, general billty, constitutions
al arrangement, to follow. If necessary, con-
suit the Doctor offers perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT The afflicted would do we'll
to reflect before trusting their health and happiness, and
in many cases their lives, in he hands OF physicians
ignorant of this class Of maadies. 1t is certainly mpos
sble for one understand all the ills the human
family subject Every respectable physician has
his peculiar branch in which he is successful than
his brother professors aud to that he devoes Of his
time and study
YEARS OF PRACTICE. exclusively devoted to the
study and of diseases of the sexual organs
gether with ulcers upon the body throat, legs,
pains in the head bones, nercural rheumatism strc
lures graveis Irregularities diseases arising from youth
full excuses impurities ofthe blood whereby the
stton become enfeebled, enables the DR.. offer
speedy reliefo all who may place themselves under his
MedicIne forwarded to any part of the United
States Price five and ten dollars per package.
Nov. 10Th, '52-wlyr
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CYRUS BE RKlLL
wM. TAYLOR,
Dubuuue Rome & Irvine Factory

THE undersigned continuing to carry the business
commenced under the late firm of Taylor, Berkill
and Moreland, would respectfully solicit continuance
Of the heretofore extended patronage by Merchants of
this y and the time would all, thar
there will be neither energy ingenuity wanting to
furnish such article of Cordage &c, cannot but
give entire satisfaction. WM TAYLOR & Co.
Sonf dwtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
IOWA IRON WORKS.
Now i'm full Operation.

!. WANUFACTUKE
Steam Engines, Mil Irons ind NIL Gearing
for both FIGURING and Saw Mills of every description
Horse Pone,S and Thrashing Machines,
of the most approved kind.
RTAll kinds of Machinery and Castings made to
der, and shipped to any part Of the country.
J. p. FARLEY Il ROUSE.
Dubuque, April 4, 1853. dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

Entered according act Congress, the year 1851
by :. HOUGHTON, NJ. D., in the Clerks
Office Of the District Court for the East
ern District OF Pennsyl wanna.
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Real Estate.
Real Estate.
1NH T. undersigned offer the following lands
II for sale on reasonable terms

In ALAMAKEE CoUNTv
hfn-e 35 % wv
hfn-w % % sw
Apply at the Real Estate Agency Of
w. J. BARNEY L. CO.
Dubuque, Oct 29th, 1852 wifi
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DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUEL and hand
IL Book for the afflicted Containing outline of the
Origin Progress Treatment and Cure of every form of
disease contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,
by seabuse by sexual excess with advice for their
prevention. written in familiar stylc avoiding all med
cal techncalities, and evryhng that would offend tho
oar of decency, from the result of twenty years
successful pracce exclusively devoted to the of
diseases of a delicate orprlyate nature.
To which is added receipts the of the above
Diseases and treatise on the causes, symptoms and
of the Fever and Ague for twenty cents copy;
six copies on dollar; will be forwarded any part Of
the Uniied States by mail, free OF postage Address,
postage paid sBox 1876, post Office, or the author, 80
North Seventh ST., Philadelphia
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OEEiClAl.

Minister plenipotentiiry to Great Britain,
Janps Buchanan, of Pennsylvania. Secretary
OF legation, John Appleton, Of Maine.
Minister pleuipotentiary TO Spaia, pierFe
Soule, of Louis ana.
Minister pleni potentiary to Russia, Thomas
IL. Seymour, of Connecticut.
Minister penipotentiary to Mexico, James
Gadsden, Of South Carolina. Secretary OF le-
CATION, John Grips, of California.
Minister plenipotentiary 10 Prussis, Peter ID.
Vroon,, Of New Jersey.
Minister penipotentiary to Central America,
Scion Borland, of Arkansas Secretary of le-
CATION, Frederick A Beeen,- of Pennsy lvania
Minister plenipo,entiary to Brazil, William
Trousdale of Tennessee.
Minister plenipotentiary to Chill, Samuel
Medary Of Ohio.
Minister plenipotcntiary to Peru, J.hn r.
Clay, late charge daffaires in Peru, and for
merly secretary of legation in Russia and Aus
trla.
Minister resident in Switzerland, Theodore
s. Fay, long secretary Of legation at Berlin.
CHARGES D'AFFAlRS.
For Belgium. J. ]. Seibles, of Alabama.
For Netherlands, August Belmont, Of Ney
York.
For Sardinia, Richard K. Meade, of Virgi-
MIA
For Bolivia Charles L. Woodbury., Of Mas
sachusets.
For Austria, Henry r. Jackson, of Georgia
For two Sicilies, Robert Dale Owen, Of In
diana.
For Denmark, Henry Bednger, of Virgil
mia.
For Buenos Ayres, William H. Bissell, of
Illinois
For New Granada, James L. Greene, of
Missouri
Commissioner to the Hawaiian islands, Shell
ton F. Leake, of Virginia
CONSULS.
Acapulco, Charles l.. Dcnman, of Calitor-
Alexandria, Edwin de Leon, of South Ca
rolina.
Basic, David l. Lee, of Iowa.
Bordeaux, Alfred Gilmore, of Pennsylvania
Bermuda, John Nj. Howdn, of Ohio.
Bremen, William Hildebrand, of Wiscon-
sin.
Cork, Dennis Muln, Of New York
Dublin, M. }. Lynch, of Illinois.
Dundee, VIM. ii. De Wolf, of Rhode Island
Havana, Alexander M. Clayton, of Missis
siPpi.
Hong Kong, James Keenan,, of Pennsylva-
nil. z
Honolulu, Benjamin F. Angel, of New
York.
Hamburg. S. M. Johnson, of Michigan.
Lahalna, Geo. w. Chase, OF Name
Liverpool, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Of Massa-
chusetts.
Melbourne, Jas. NJ. Tarleton, of Alabama.
Panama, Thomas w. Ward, Of Texas.
Paris, Duncan r. McRae, of North Caro-
lima
Rio de Janero, Robert G. Scott, of Virgil
MIA.
St. Thomas, Charles J. Helm, of Kentucky
1acahuano, VIM. B. Plato, of Illinois.
Trieste, Wyndham Robertson, of Louisi-
ana. I
Trinidad de Cuba, John Hubbard, of Maine.
Valparaiso, Reuben Wood, OF Ohio.
Venice, Donald G. Mitchell, of Connect.
cut
Zurich, George F. Goundi, of Pennsyl-
vania.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08

sEvcry Family should have Copy
I'm ,nraiuabie Book, only % cents per copy
Man Know THysELF.
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prizes REDUCED.

To enable all nuds to enjoy the advantages Of their
great restorative porcrs.
Singe Bottle IS cents.
Also for sale by Ell GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
Wholesale Agats, Missouri and Iowa.
II. BLAKSLEY, "a.
July % l652-wly st. Louis. Mo.
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Sligo Iron & Hardware.
FARLEY l. CHRISTIAN,

A r their old stand, would inform
~ their customers and others, that
they are in receipt Of very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
Or HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE,
i, CUTLERY, &c. Sc.
which was purchased by member
al our firm in New York City, ex
pressly for this market.
Also, we have on hand and expect
token niue h more extensive assert
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THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE,
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.

Gall on the Agent and get a Descriptive circular,
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence from
Lribig's Animal Chemistry DIR. C"mbc's Physiology of
Digcstson DIR. Perera Food and Diet; DR.. Jehn w.
Draper of New York Univtrsty Prof Dunglisons Ply
siology Prof. Slman, of Yale ollie se; DIR. Carpenters
Physiology; &c, together with reports of Cures from all
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To be had at the Good Samaritan store on Nam street,
april 22-dwv /. MAS ON.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06
Anothcr Astonishing Cure.

F. Ktlh. a highly respectable merchant of Rush.
vilie Fairfield county, Ohio, sent the following
voluntary tribute to
''DR. wISTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY"
Rushve, Fairfield co, o. April 6, 81.
Mr. J. D. Park-iiear Siri-I wish to states
you that my daughter, Amanda, aged I6 years,
had, about year SIHce, very severe attack of
measels, which reduced her very mnch, and lett
her with d racKing cough. Iempl0yed all the phy-
sicans within reach for the purpose of renioy-
ing her cough, but without success. She oppear-
ed to be sinking into decline, with every synP.
tom of consumption.
then tried Dr. ssRoger's Liverwort aud Tar"
But that aggravated her cough, and gave her symp-
toms of still more malignant character. ! was
now most seriously alarmed, and il was with trem-
bling fear that from day to day, the progress
of that Unsuitable diseusP, consumption. | really
despaired Of my daughters recovery. But prov
dentidlly saw The certificate of Jonathan Couson,
whose daughter, Sarah Jane, was cured OF Con.
sumption by "Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry"
tins created faint hope that it migkt help my
daughter, and Immediately commenced using it q,
nd it almost instantly gave relief, her health was
improved from the FIRST bottle, and by the use of
two hotties Of wv stars B1sam of W I'D Cherry"
she was restored TO perfect health, and she is not
now at all predsposed 10 ii cough.
| will say to those that afflicted with any disA
tending consumption, do hot despair for DR..
Wistar's Busam Of Nild Cherry will cure you,
if You will but Try it. l.. kALB.
The genuine Wistar's Balssm Of Wild Cherry
has fac smile Of the signature of Henry NistHr
VI. d., Philad- paia, and ''Sanford & Park
fueiv executed steel engraved wrapper. No other
can he genuine.
il Price 5 per boHe-six bottles Tor S..
Sold by J. D. Paris, Cincinnati y.
North east corner of Fourth and Walnut sts-en
trance on Walnut street-to whom all orders
must he addressed.
Sold in Fremont by S. BUCKLAND & Co.
And By w. C. Baker, Castaa; J. Ha;chins &
Son, Bellevue; W. Braner, Milgrove; Charles
Powers, Woodvle; Foster s. Son, Rome; Ham-
ilton & Mccartney, Republics; l. l.. st. John, Ti-
fin city an P. V. Beerv s. Bro, Green Creek,
Fremont, February %, '52-Iy
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1853-01-06
VYiles5 Skyiigilt
D1GUERREL4N ROOFS!

"a Oger tie Post Office, Turnpike Street.
TTAVING at much expense furnished rooms, as
Y above, | would invite The citizens Of Frement
aud surrounding couniry to call and examine sree-
i,nens, whether they want pictures or not;
To those who want pictures would say, that
where satisfaction is not given no charges are
made for trouble.
Asa guarantee of what people may expect, !
would say that received the Premium for the best
I,aruerrsotvpes at the Huron aud Erie County
Fairs for the years 1850 and lS5i and in cainpe-
1ition too, with the best artists in the county
Haying made permanent location in Fremont
i shall endeavor 10 take such {:lGres as viii bear
examination aud give satisfaction.
P. :. The best of pictures may be taken On
CLOUDY DAYS, though children should co on fair
days as lhe time Of sitting is less. Dark dresses
give the most desirable effect ia d iguerreotyp~s
f. Rooms open frorn o'clock Il. NJ. to 5 NJ,
Clear or Cloudy. \. ID. WILLS.
Fremont, Jan, 9th, 1853.