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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27
o. ?. WATERS. ypeus
WATERS & CASS,
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL
GrOcerS Il Commission Mercha, Is

(At the ola stand Of II. 9. Jennis n, Pens. nous,
MUsCATINE, IOWA.
WILL keep constantly on hand eyery article in the
drocerv and Provision line, which they will .. II
cheap FOR cash or produce.
Farmers sd merchants from the country will q.
to thtr interes call and purchase of us as We are
determined to sell at ths lowest figures.
sI The highest market price paid for produce ard
mari eting, in cash trade.
All orders promptly filled. aad good. for~arded
with dispatch. ~ Jsapary 13. l854-.f
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1858 Fresh arriyalof 600! 1854
Quinn & Brother

III AVE Iece. we'd, al Boon old stand. ON Second
Ill rect, an entire new stock uf FALL aud
WIN Err GOOlS, which they Offer very low
., each produce. If,hc Ladies in the city aud
country canno, find dress pattern Ia suit them
i. Quinn d Bios we would not know where to
d them, October Ia. 1883.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

At St. Louis on the 18th inst. 900 bushels red
wheat in bulk sold at 81 2s and Is 900 red and white
at rs and 81 80, being the highest prices paid in
that market for many years.
EXTRAORDINARY PRrcB OF WHEAT IN NEW York
wheat ha 8 been selling in New York at 81 20 pet
b'ishei! See report Of the St. Louis market of yester
day.
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Kimbalrs Civ Cash Store

CONTINUES to do the "dear people" good in the
~ way If giving N,RE goods for less money than
sny store in Mussatine. Don't take my word for it
call and examine. NV assortment Of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
70 unsurpassed in the city. The Cash System enables
ma to sell for small profit, and saves the buyer who
pays cash 1t least 20 per cent.
~ Great bargains will be given from this time
until New Years. j. FRED. KIM ALL.
Muscatine, Dec. Z, 1858.
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stray Cilley.

TAKEN UP, BY Michael o Brien. on his piants-
i ton, in Township S. venty-Six, Muscatns county,
id.v befre George S,nford Justice Of the Pssos. 4.
follows, to-wit: "a dark grey the bead and should
ers lighter than the body; the legs and tail dark
W years old next spring; valued at sixty dollaxs.
A true copy from the estray hook.
A. WASHBURN, Cousty Judge.
Nov. 25-13w. s-if
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

PORK, WHEAT. CORN AND
OATS

w toners who have not paid %, that now 10 the
time for selling and paying mp. Any Of the abovear
cl will b received at the highest market price, IN
pay of debts-and all debts unpaid ls February next
will be left with the proper officers for colection,-
longer indu lgence cannot and will not be given.
Muscatine, Dec. 80, '53-3m) OGILvIs 81. JoHN.
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Notice.

THE public q hereby notified that the partnership
] heretofore existing under the name Of Collins 4
Bond 10 this day Dissolved. ELI BOND.
18th mo. 9th, lS53-N63wt
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

Z. n. WILLIAMS. j.. cAtsKADDEH.
WILLIAMS & CARSKADDAN,
ATTORNEYS 4 CoUNsELLoRs AT LAw--Ms
"A catins. Iowa. ~ 0Gice-" Enquirer" Odies.
Muscatins, Jan. 10, IS53.-ly.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27
Eslrav CoIt,.

TAKEN UP by David Randleman, in Bloomington
L Township, December ed, 1853, two estSay Colts.
ne . 6lley, q sorrsl with few white hairs In the
oorehead about Old and appraised ct forty
dollars the other q black horse Colt, appraised 81
thirty dollars before T. Crandn Justice Of the Hsace.
Jan. 6-I3wS4 A. WASHBURN, Co. judge.
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Hides-.-Hides!
Notice..

FIRST AND LAST!
IIAvING disposed Ct my interest in the Grocery
II line, must now settle up my books and accounts
All Indebted will call 1t the old STORE and nay up h
mediately. Q. JENNl SON.
January 8, lS54.-SW.
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Perfumeries,

FANCY soaps, fine tooth and skin brosbss. paint
brushes 0sborues water coors, surgical and dental
nstYumeus and every article usually found in drug
stores for sale cheap the New Drug Store
Muscatine, BY (dec30'53l JAMEsM DOUGaIRrY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

MARRIED,
AZ West Liberty. on Thursday, 10th inst, BY A..
SScMe. En9r., noctor A. ADIF, to Miss ADALADE
RICHARDS. al Of this county.
,s Long last their days OF love
On earth below, and then above
.sssa Every blessing here be theis.
-s4s All that's good. with lots o( heis.
S. ---.- - tfs9af G s3ii aAMERIcUs.
h his city. yesterday mornnr. Il ero,r I'm Aprrs
a.. 0n q ~. BAsHsHEsA Davis, aesd About YEAR.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27
B.arguilas.

r HAVE full stock of Boots, Shoes, Leather. Sad
i dlery- Hardware, Saddle Trees, Horse. Collars,
Hames, Carriage Trimmings and everything general
~ in my liue, which am bound to sell at the lowest
possible prices, to make room for my spring stock.
Those wsbpg bargains will do we'll to call while my
assortment is coed. My own manufacture of boots
and shoes constantly on hand or msde to order.
Dn. q, 1883 CHAS NEALLEY.
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A FIRST rate aztisle oi,cODFIgH, fer ssls By
"A De. 80, 1855 j. 4. WILsS
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III. 0. JONES & CO.'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Clock and Watch Establishment

Second street; MUSCaTINE,
VytHERE may be found the Iarges, and ~
w hest assort nent Of Clocks in The State, ED
embracing every variety and style, manufaci0 rc,i
suitable Tor II Ills, Offices, Parlors, Kitchens,
Steamboats,, and
RAILROAD CARS.
Gold rpine and silver watches, in plain or hun,
ing eases;
do do do
ngcr-rngs, earrings and ear.dfops in end.
rreiy BRITANNIA PLATED WARE
services or separate. Also casters. can.
dleshks. &c.
German silver tablespoons;
- tea
butter knivr.;
Gold soeriacl,s;
Silver :.
German silver ,rr:tacles. suitable for all
eyes Nv.
Pc t'' az VI, cry Of superior qualify
thfltIs: d silver pencils;
Bankers car .te monaies and wallets;
Work boxes. Eng card.;
Looking glas' nd glasses;
zrs and raz, strOps.
Fine, coarse. tuck. huff 10 and
INDIA.RUBBER COMBS.
Coral heads armeIs and negligc.s
ChilIrcns whistles, raiiles, leeihng rings, IL
iii rubber balls ard toy. kid aud wax dolls. DC
The above goods, being purchased IN New
York frum The manufacturers and importers, will
be sold as low rs in any town in the West. s.
Louis not excepted. Sept. 2. 1883.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc.
A GENERAL assortment of Dry Gods, Boots Shoes,
"A Hardware. Qaeensware, &C., for sale cheap hv
Dec 8, 1854. A. DUNSMORE.
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QUINN & BROTHER.
LANES y. oUINx. JONI ", avisn.
More New (SOOsls. ~.

VhOfc new 1lOOO0. f..
pflfE undersigned wish to inform their irisnds asd
the public general y, that they have opened an ..
tire new stock of Dry Goods and roceries in the old
stand of a. T. Boon Co., where they will be happy
o see any one who will give them call We don !
say will sell goods cheaper than any one slss
for they all say thatbut and examine for rear
selves, and we think can convince you
Our stock comprises every article usually kspt n
q retail store. 10
Prints Of ecery shade Clarified Sugar. giQ
and price N o Sugar a.,
Bsrage,, Laicns Belcher'sS n Esla,se,
Cinghams NO do de
Oil Cuiico Solxr afus
Iicki-gs Soap. Cand.ss
Nasiins Sareh L,k sEsra
Osnaburgs Pepper. Spiee. Csssie
Checks and Coitonades Sm'k,g & ch'v. toiers
Carpet Bags Coffee
Ladies Worked Guitars Scyfhe, and Snatk~
onh Under sieeres Curry combs 4 b,n.ks
E0gings md Lacss Mosou;fo Bar, as
f4ra.ois Indies Fl sie,y dp
ArtifciaLs Genf, hnf Has. =;
And general assortment If H.aRDW Re
AH kind, Of Produce taken in erchang.
Jul ~, 1888. QUINN d BROTHER
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E'0,. Sale.

IN the western part at this cunty, ONE HUN
l DnED and TWENTY ACRES of good PRAIRIE
LAND TOR sals u exchange for hoase and LOT o.
pH.onal psoperty. EaquiRs at Tan Osylcs.
NUsailDA Jsasasy 10, lSSA
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

"Cfod and Our Native Land"
Az IOWA CAMP NO. 1, U. S. A., meets ev-
&ery Friday Evening, in the Hall Of the Tenn
#Sple of Henor, Second street, Muscatine, in the
third story, above Fay 1 Stones drugstore.
Dec. 80, lS53-6m. By the r. s.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

Just received BY Express.
FEW superior Bay State Shawl;
"A Superior gold medal Mous,ia d'Lsines;
Dark patterns bonnet silks; Canton Flannels. Lin
seye, red Flannsls superior Pilot Cloths Cassmerss
Sattnsts, fancy Cashmere Vestipgs, 3D. d. for sale
very low at the Cheap Cash Store, BY The piece or
otherwise, BY A. w, HULL.
Muscatine, Dec. 2. 1858.
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Fresh Drugs from the East.
FAY 4 STONE

IL phia and Boston, their fall stock (szzl
of DRUGS and MEDICINES. selected
with care and warranted pure and gen.
uine. which they will sell reasonable and -
low at Wholesale and Retail
Our P,trons will please. accept our thanks
past patronage, and we will be happy 10 sre Us
toners al oil hours.
N. v. All orders will rccrive prompt attention
and ,oiN warrant all Medicines. If not satisfac.
tory. return them and get your money at any
time. FAY & STONE.
Muscatine, Sept. 9, 1853.
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be poknG fun at the wouid.be Senator, Supreme
Judge apd now sureenough candidate for Governor
-tJackson cosmfy Press, (neutral)
Great distress has boen suffered by party IT emf
grAnt Germans, who obliged 10 stop ct Cairo on
account OF the sudden close Of navigation They num-
bercd over two thousand and at last accounts were
nMsscatsd ~ suffering, not only from the incemency
OF the weather, camped out under trees aud budding
together around res In the woods but also suffering
from the want of provisions and from sickness May.
~ Howe, oi IS. Louis, has taken steps for their i'm.
! Redi-ste relisE
IHQUIRy.-" His tue once of Governorl 90 depre.
totated under the ustrous and spirited ndministra-
tons ct Briggs aod Hsmpstssd n 10 b thought dowa
tAs canaeity d Custius Bates r inourss the Ds
vssP'st o,ssste. fpltsd did ynu say, M. Gasstts
Dubuque 1yi6sae.
& n: Lucy Stone 4 nov lsssuring Ia Philsdslphi.
mess!a, mortality y raging amoag the birds and
mail carrier IVES devoursd bv wolves h.hv..,
Asuesih and ksshias, Ne, during the late tsrrihs
storm. 80 s's''"'s
Warren Wood, The murderer Of Williams. ths NJ.
80 ssscuesd On Friday Last, 10th, In Green eoun-
u. IAsss fsnine prevailing IN some port,eos a.
= ~ Grssiaa Arehipslago, especially IN Is Iooisn
llahas. II b owing 70 the Failure Of the currsrt
es f'oa whiah Ioaians derive their principal mean.
q appast
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-01-27

'INHRkE or four gentlemen can b accommodated
= With day board In ali:,shfsnily. INQUIRE
Jsapasy u, 1854. ri. Orr.
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For Rent,

ONE room In second story and the third story over
~ eur oaics. GREEN 4 STONE.
Auscatins, January Is, lss4-2v
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AAEO. AAES!
TX DOZ. AXES just received-st Wholesale
IL OF retail. (o7) CHAs. 4 Nx. 4. SroxK.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-01
United States Patent Office,
WASHINGTON, March La, 1854

I'M the petition Of WILLARD DALMYPLE, Executor
~ OF Samuel Sawyer, late of Boston, Massachu-
setts, deceased praying for the extension OF patent
granted to he said Samuel Saw er on the 10th Of
June, 1910, for an improvement in Machine for
Cutting Corks, for seven years from the expiration
Of said patent, which takes place ON the tenth day
of June eighteen hundred and tifty-tour:
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the 29th day Of Nay
next, ut IL o'clock and all persons notified to
appear and show cause, If any they have, why said
petition ought not to be gSsspted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file
in the Patent Office their objections specially set forth
in writing at least twenty days before the day of
hearing all testimony fled by either party to te used
at the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
in accordance with the rules of this Office which will
be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on tt Q
10th Of May; dispositions aud other papers relied on
testimony, must he filed in the Office on or be-
fore the morning of the Goth of May; the arguments
if any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, 1ntelligencer and Evening Star, Washington,
D. c; Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa; Scientific
American, New York Post, Boston, Mass; and In
quirer, Cincinnati, Chic, once week for three sue
cessiys weeks previous to the 10Th day Of May
next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
P. S.-Edtors of the above papers will please COPY
and send their bills to the Patent Office with paper
containing this notice. mar l5-W3w
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EVERY MAN A FREEHOLDER u

ME UNION LAND ASSOCIATION respectfully
4 1nfof FL the public that they have taken up a
TRACT OF LAND eglbly situated at the junction OF t
Bridge road Mail thorough road and the Piscataway
road, fronting on the river directly oppo tie the
navy Yard, and commanding fine views Of the city
Oh y" ashington, and the Potomac River, which thrv
Intend laying out in BUILDING LOTS, to be disrt6
Ma by btot as som as $50 Lots are subscribed for
The principal object of this Association is to PRO
mote the comfort aud independence of the laborinr
and mechanical portion of the community: to give
10 every man, however poor, opportunity of pro
curing for his family homestead; and in their en-
deaTors to accomplish this desirable object they have
given preference (at advance price, to land in
healthy and pleasing situation, with an abundant
supply of good water rather than offer lots in an
who'll district.
The size of Lots is 81 feet front by $50 deep all
fronting on 10 feet wide streets, - at the very low
pr1ce OF $50 each, without Interest," payable in small
monthly instruments, As follows: 81 upon each lot
upon subscribing, aud So for each lot every succeed
ing month, until the whole is paid, when a deed in
fee simple will be given 10 each Iot-hoder cler of
every ncumbrance. The stree is also will be graded
and edged with shade trees, without extra charge to
the lotholders.
There are few objects which men are more desirous
Ut attaining than the possession OF house and lot
adapted to the sphere of life in which they move with
These they are conscious of possessing comfort and
securi for their families, which they would rarely
otherwise enjoy: and it is with view to CRAFTY so
audabe desire that the present very low price and
easy mode Of payment have been adopted.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing, should at once
make application ut the Office of the Association as
positively no lots will be sold after the drawing ex.
pit at a much higher price.
JOHN FOX Secretary,
ONCE It'll street, above D, op. Intelligencer office
HI-Open from a.. m. to D. m. mar 29-lm
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United States Patent Office, }
WASpIycrOS I


ON the petition of RALPH buckley, of New York.
~ praying for the extension OF patent grant
ef to him on the Sth day May, $780, for an improy-
E'ent In Life Preservers, for seven years from the
expiration of said patent. which takes place On
the eighth day Of May, eighteen hundred and fifty
four 0S54):
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on Monday, the Sth day of MAJ,
next, at II o'clock m: and all persons are notf9d
t. appear and show cause if any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted. .
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 file
N the Patent Office their objections. specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; all testimony fled by either party to he
u-ed N the said hearing must be taken and trans
United in accordance with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the Sd
e May; dspostions and other papers relied upon as
testimony muxt be filed in the Office on or before the
morning of the ith of May; the arguments of any
within two days thereafter.
Ordered, aso that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Washington
D. C., Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New York: Post, Boston, Mass, and In
quirer Cincinnati, Ohio, week for three sue
ceSsive weeks previous to the eighth day of May,
next, the DAY of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Comnlissi6 ncr of Patents.
P. s.-Edtors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with a pa
per containing this notice. i-Tu3w
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, April 1, 1854.


WoasGH'S Rtghts-Faiy-Nsw BatldGtss-
b.. o. County C0urt--FIsAeries. t~,, *
Mrs Ernestine L. Rose concluded her course
OF lectures on the rights of woman on the
evening of Thursday, Her first lecture on
their education and social position, is highly
spoken of, even by those who are far from
countenaueing the doctrines put forth in her
lecture On the civil and political rights of wo-
man, which are universally coudemned. sd
The Ladies' Fair at Sarepta Hall still con.
tinues. The numerous other demands unon
public attention, combined with the unfavor-
able state Of the Westher, have prevented tb at
liberal patronage which. 1 am sure. would
under other circumstances, have been be-
slowed.
From a list of buildings erected since Oeto-
ner, 1895, furnished by the City Surveyor to
the Gazette of this morning I learn that sixty.
TWO buildings have been erected during the
past unusual season X OF these, twenty one
are me brick and forty-one convenient frame
house The coming spring and summer will
quadruple this number
Inc April term of our County Court com.
mences on Monday. Very little business is
upon the docket, and its session will probably
be short one. The justices comprising the
Court are Messrs. Ramsay, Rodgers, Hunter.
Harper and Brown.
The chill winds which have hitherto pre-
vailed are producing the most disastrous effects
upon our fisheries; but l do hope the s.soft
cherub of the southern breeze will soon make
all right again AMI
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ANNAPOLIS CORRESPONDENTS.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Mach 81 Iah1

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 81. 1854.
spirit of enterprise has awakened amongst
US, and its first exhibition will be in the erect
ing of an establishment at the mouth of orr
beautiful harbor for watering llace or sum
ner retreat AS the harbor presents a sheet
OF water not to be surpassed in the country
for boat sailing, fishing and bathing-a location
that nature has done every thing for, while we
have comparatively done nothing-we hope
to redeem ourselves by erecting and conduct
ing such an establishment as to attract large
concourse OF visitors every summer from YOUR
city, Baltimore, and the surrounding country
to enjoy with us the fine breezes from the
chesapeake, to say nothing of the delie;ous
soft crabs with which our shores abound du
ring that season. 1t is proposed learn. to
open the books for subscription to stock in the
cities OF Baltimore and Washington, and such
are the attractions and advantages offered in
the proposed site-being within two hours rail
road ride OF your city and our own metropolis-
Offering every inducement for a davis recrea-
tion 6oth as TO time and money, that antici-
pate but little delay in having all the stock
taken.
To the numerous craftsmen on our bay we
also intend offering an inducement to visit us
whenever they find their vessels need repair,
for we have marine railway now under con
siderable progress, that will afford them facli.
ties not to be net with elsewhere on the bay
shores. s.-
on Monday next our municipal election for
Mayor, dc, comes off. Both the great par
ties have brought into the field good and true
men, and let the result Of the election be what
1t may ''the country is safe
An attcmDt has been nade 20 st,r. ~
know Nothings," but they meet in the field
the contemplators equally as wide awake and
hard to trip. SEyEyTYSIy
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

t)AkNtS MlTCHELL, on the avenue, between
~ oth and 9th streets, have the pleasure of an
nouncing to their friends and the public that they
are now receiving and will be getting in daily tor
the next two or three weeks. from g peremptory u
auction sales IN New York and other sources a very
large and varied stock of LADIES DRESS G JOBS OF
new and approved fabrics and designs, comprising
the most modern styles in
Striped, plaid, and plain Silks
Grenadines and Tissues, plain de LANES
Plain and plaid De Bayes
Plaid and plain Spring Poplirs, Berage de LANES
fine Challi Cloths, French and English Lawns
Jaconets and Organd es, Of patterns not before ex
Ginghsms and Bingham Lawns
English, French, and Anne rican Chintz
White Goods of every description
Together with large and very cheap stock of la.
dies and gentlemen's Linencambrick and Silk Hand
Eerchief. Hosieries, Gloves, Ribands, Lace Under.
sleeves, French Worked Collars &c; to which they
would invite he attention of cash and short time
buyers.
Great inducements will he offered to all those who
may favor them with call. mar 20 e5Sw
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THE STEREoscoPE-This beautiful instrument
aud wonderful as beautful-has been seized UPON
by the Daguerreotypists, smplfed, and put b. fore
the public for general adoption. On viewing the
application OF it 20 Daguerreoype pictures II is hard
to restrain ones warinrst enthusiasm so astonish
Ing is the result produced The object of vision seen
through the Stereosccpe is no longer picture; il
has all the lineaments ard peculisrities and pres
ence OF the living subject, only less in size The
completeness with which this is done must be seen
10 De believed The only place that we know of in
the city where stereoscopic Daguerreotypes can be
procured Is " HIrEHURsr's, on Pennsylvania avenue
The world Is indebted to Professor WHEArsroNE 70,
this beautiful invention which equals in fact, wha,
BacoZ. 'f - =
The beautiful Daguerreotypes described above
are daily sold at WHIrEHURsrs GALLERY PennsvIv.
mia avenue near u street.