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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-02

nxJ~ Notice the Advertisements OF the
y. 5. JOURNAL good chance to get the
worth of your money.
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MORE BANK FAILuREs.-The CITY
and Union Banks, Of Chicago have closed.
AS the former issued the notes of the
Bonk of MilIedgcviIIe, Georgia, of course
that goes down with it.
T. S. The Chicago Press ofyesterday
announces that the above Banks will re-
sumo business in q few days.
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fElIE Una rsignea offers for safa his eatre
& tarm, composing 40 acres. located q miles
IRON the town Ut Rochester IA this county
u y wei! "atered anu nearly all under fence,
Hith IA ahaad,n c 81 good timber Looming 1t
y well improved. Tie dwelling Is 4 tro,story
trick, well finished. II comprises 4 thrifty or
ehasa o. hearing tree@ and i Nithal oac of the
49, farms IN thecoHnty, AMI will Dc sold cheap
Everything IL convenient tie place and pur-
ehasers viii 10 we'll TO call ana examine
R5i-3t NICHOLAS GREEN
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Shes'slt's Safe.

Dl virtue Of an execution to me directed, is.
I'D sued cut Of The Clerk Office u the iistrct
court III and for the county Of Cedar and state
Of Iowa, III favor Of john Guiaertson and against
Robert NJ. secrest have levied upon I.ot twelve
~ III Mock eleven llJ ana all the buildings
There upon, situated In the toFH III Upton, gu.
dar county, Iowa, and taken as The property of
kobert 81. seoaest. to satisfy ul eRment II Ct, ar
81 John GIllegtsen, and shall ole. the sarfa for
sae at pubic cutlery 81 the Esd lay Or December
i. II. 1851, at the Goart House door in SAID .oln-
IL between the hours Of 2 O'clock A. NJ. nd
o'clock. u. Of said day. IT, satisfy said execution
aud COSTS that may accrue thereon.
JOHN II BIRELtY, SaenL
IiatOn SaV II lS3I
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:}lt(u advertisements.
SPLENDID OFFERS,
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Now IN It's fifth volume, and having aIra,d,
reached circulation of over SOLO, ner,:'
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from all parts of the world, large amount Of
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ana Price Current; and as new and valuable
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The following rich premiums amounting to
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SALE OF SLAvrs.-The Lexinc,o,
n.y. Express, Of the oh inst. says-"On
Monday last, being County Coart dav.
some hall dozen slaves were sold in this
city, and 1t will be seen from the following
hgores that they brought good prices: -
One man, aged 20 years, / months
time, Sl237.
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hETRIBoTroS.-Of tie IA Represent
a'lVes IN Congress from tac Free States
who voted for the passage of the Nebras-
Aa bill, only about sers,. have been r..
turned TO the next Congress.-Galena
.Hdv.
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10000 HOES
w \ \ TED.
SLAUGHTER AND HAdA


The services of
MR. CHARLES l.. PALMER.
Late Whitaker & rllma-, ST Louis, N
to slnerntond their slarehtartng and rack ing.
Mr. Palmer il one If the 5esf and alos, eyperl-
enced packers ID the .rrst. TIE fac, hat Unit
taher & Pui,1sr's taa1s q pofJ,, i4ri md 'a-
con hare stood btztr FIT gouthsra, aas5srn asa
English markety, tina those 81 aHg ether ,elsfara
parters. is an evidence Of this. Iney hare adj
ded to their previously vel arranged establish
ment, two Of
Wilson'S celebrated patent Lard Tanks !,
which make their establishment equal to arg in
The west, ard will ehs1ie t1em to do tbsr
slaughtering in a manner NOT SURPASSED
BY THE PACKERS o. 81. LOUIS, LOUIS
WILLIE, OR CINCINNATI paey vii pay
the highest market price for sell carn-tatted
ho-s,delirered on foot 10 q courage farmers
10 fatten tkeir he's well, 'heY offer tie 'oilow
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Farm for SaleI

Upton, Nov, Is, ISL.
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, March u, 1854.

IN the peution Of Willard Daymp OF Samuel Saw
late of Boston, deceased for the
a 10Th
1910, machine cutting
said patent which
lIe5t)--
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, May IL O'Clock, m.
noh-d appear and show they
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the Patent
ONCE their objections specially writing
before the OF All testimony party,
be used said hearing be taken
cordance with the Of the Office which will be furnished
picaiion.
The testimony In the will be closed
dispositions and other relied testimony filed
the office before the morning OF the 10th May
IN any, within thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published the Union Inie
and Evening Star, Washington, D. c. Evening
Philadelphia, Pa Scientific New York Post, Boston,
and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio, week for
cessve 29 May OF
ing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Mtsnts
PsEditors Of the above will please copy,
Once paper containing his notice
lar l5-iAw3w
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THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1854.
IN CONTINUATION
VERMONT sEsAroRsur.


The Senate having under consideration the report Of the
Committee the Judiciary, respecting the right Of the
Hon. s. PHELrs TO seat IN the Senate Of the United
States
MIR. ToUCEY said shall not occupy much OF tho
time of the Senate submitting with regard
to this question Being Of the committee and
ing participated in its deliberations this subject, deem il
dus TO myself to express my views which opposition
to those OF the majority Of the committee who reported
favor Of this resolution.
have listened the debate favor Of the right of the
honorable gentleman from Vermont (Mr PHsLrs) TO seat
in the Senate with good deal Of attention, but con-
fes that have not been able bring my mind any
practical doubt the OF right should person
ally be very glad be able favor Of allowing
him TO retain his seat but is impossible for TO do so
IN accordance with the views which entertain regard
TO the povson OF tho constitution under which this
versy think that grammatical construction as
well the general policy Of the constitution against his
occupying tho seat and although have attended very
strictly the construction which he has put upon this clause
ye, do not think that justified either by the letter by
the spirit Of that instrument.
There is general provision In the constitution to
which, think IN giving construction to the clause under
consideration particular attention should be drawn. IL has
already been often alluded to.
1.-THE Senate OF the United States shall be composed Of
from each State, chosen by the legislature
thereof for six years.
This is general proposition universal in its TERMS which
coners upon the legislature the absolute and unlimited power
appoint senator's members Of this body No language
could be adopted that would be general and compre
hensve than ths In this language the trainers Of tho
suon and the people who adopted it, ovInced their entire
confidence the legislatures OF the States for the discharge
Of this duty. And lay il down proposition 10 which
there be exception that where the legislative body
an opportunity act upon the subject the has
no right upon t. There Of granting
the the Of supervising the Of the le
esntue There was no intent of giving TO the executive
the power to supply omission, to remedy neglect
override decision Of the legislature. II the legislature
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United states Patent Once,

IN petition OF Ralph BuIkev, Of New York. praying
extension Of patent granted him
1870, for Improvement in life for years
the OF said which takes
day May, eighteen hundred and ffy four, tls5d)-
II Is ordered be
Monday, the 9Th day Of May ~ O'Clock,
notified TO and show any they hare
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the required file
Office objections, specially writing twesty
before the day hearing all testimony flied
be used The sad hearing be taken and transmitted
with the the Oco, which viii be furnished app
cation.
The testimony win be closed Sd Of
relied testimony,
the office before the Of the th OF MAJ the Arguments
u any, within two days thereafter.
Ordered, published Union
goocer Evening Washington ID, Argus
Philadelphia, Scientific American, New
Boston, Massachuscs and Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
week for three successive srvous the eighth
May NEXT the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers win please copy
bills Patent Once with containing this notice.
Mar s1law3w
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lNo eosl


IN PURSUANCE Of .hs order u United sss
The the aaa q the delegation cons.
hg % 9 10 me s Of Arsams sss p"a @ @ own
q me proposed railroads from Pensacola Fo'ds 70 Moasoas
Decatur and Athens tho Tennessee line, will be withheld
deIs, 10 wit
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
In the district lands subject sale al rALlAnAssssE
souia Of ae hae Of tAs principal msridian
Township !, ? Of ranges 20. 2s sosl'
HeA or As base Iins and ,ss Of tAs riaeiga meridian
Townships and q Of range "a Z, ,.n.s. a % a
IN THE STATE or ALABAMA.
Situated district OF lands subject to sale sr.srAi
SoAsf base is and ca. q the rr"epal msda", 0s.1s~
Townships J., q, Of range T.
Townships L, q, 9, o. range e.
Tow":%p. T.. , a. Il q ranges 10 H. H.
In the district Of lands subject a C.nAwsAi
North Of line, and east Of the principal "srda", southern
Town:nps - q IS.ss sa T. Of range a.
Townships 8. = 8, g, 40, n. o.. a sf.asssis
Townships iO, II, la', 49, ~, 10, 30, AZ a' Of
township. o. TO-. II. 49, 49, l4',Is-,
II 1o~as afs TO- t. IL. 49, 10. IA To-, IT., isN
Townships IL. 49,. "a, 49, ls u 49,, 1907 range u.s.
Township IT., OF range 90
In the district of subject TO sale at Tuscaloosa;
(.
Tow nships go, "a OF ranges IL, ~.
Townships 49, ga, of ranges IL, IA.
Township 80, OF range u.s.
Of line. and vest Of The principal meridian. northern
surrey.
Townsville Township. Is. IT, r. @ II e. sss..
Townships 49,, I7s 49, lS', 90, 81, a. Of
Townships 49, TO-, IL, 49,, 49, 90, al, %, Of ranges
In the district of lands subject a HUNTSVILLE,
South of line the principal meridian northern
sal
Townshp l4.. of range 1, HH
Townships 7, g. Q, 10, IL, la., 49,, Ia. Of range q
Townships IL 10, H. ~, l3s II, Of ranges IS
Townships ., 3 4, 5, ST. of ranged
Of lands subject TO sale al MONTGOMERY
North of The base line and Of the principal medsn, southern
surrey ..# Hses&
Townships 81, 22s, OF range 10. gt
Townships 10, 90, 81, of IA IL.
Townships Ia, 49,, H. %, or range 49,
Townships IL, 49,. 10, Of ranges 10, 70. s@
Also proposed branch railroad from Albany
Montgomery order OF the President bearing date the
2ls utimo:
North line Of the principal erdiar, southern
#@. Survey
Township II, OF range 25
Townships 10, IL, -, Of range 26
Townships 3, 10, II, l2, of rangeN
Townships .. TO- II, Il, 10, of range 49,
Townships 8, O. 10, IL, IL, is. of range 90
Townships H. To- i3 IA, range 30.
Townships IA, Is, OF range 81 -, :, s..,,
townships thus having been already withdrawn
Given under my hand II oce the city Of
w Washington, this day Of March, 1854.
BY order Of the President:
Mar 3I-lawl3w Commissioner
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THE Lamprhter, extraordinary thrilling
This " the universal testimony Of the newspa-
verdict public We
ery unable al orders has been the demand for
Published by John r. Jeweu Co..
And or all booksellers.
sThe work will be forwarded by mail my person
ing o. and sir postage
l6-lawtw
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO.-Peter Lorilsrd, manufacturer ~
- Chatham street, New York, following articles
warranted Of superior quality maccaboy Scotch.
honey Scotch and other snuff
foil and papers particular description
articles be known by sending for NIL price
above, Feb b-d3n
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

HE received and respectfully invite the at
enton public their stock Of eesAst fancy and staple
foreign brc adapted the for ladies and gentlemen,
mis- and youths.
In ladies' W eBumerate-
pieces style striped SILKS
50 do do plaid silks, very rich
do do ANAL brocade figured silks
black and white and black and lead silks for
10 do very rich striped and figured back silks
SO French organde mnslins
% do French cambries and briiants
French jaconets and chntzes
10 do satin quadric bercges
do black twisted silk hermann
IS dresses hounced berege
Is pieces all wool muslin de laines all coors
Is do printed linen cambrics
Thread lace goods md embroideriss such a--
Is Honeon cbemsets and sleeves In sets
IS Maltese lace chcmiseus aud sleeves, Ia seu
10 Maltese lace berthe chemisetts, in sets
me- shape Hone,on colsrs
IS French trimmed Maltese lace collars
French embroidered collars Vsience lace trimmed
and embroidered chemisstD and slssves
30 superior black lace shawn
IS coIored APPLIQUE mantilas
10 black chanuia lace mantles
Is elegantly embroidered white Grape sba~ls
Is black lace scarf
IS black lnce half shaws
$50 French worked handkerchefs
u Maltese lace trimmed handkerchief.
Ia gentemens wear,
10 pieces nne black and colored French cloths
$50 do black and fancy Cashmere. -
70 do French and English MassiDes vesuns
10 do black drap d'cte and summer cloths
IS do and fancy colorcd linen drilling
so do silk pocket hsndkerchien
80 dozen linen cambdc do
50 do gsuxe, merino, and silk shhs
do fsucy silk and
$50 do merno and cotton half hose, ac., &C -.
Together with variety Of materially suitable for arc
youths adapted and approaching seasons "
deem unnecessary TO enum.rste. . an, = 20
mar e9-sod6t HooE, bhu, w =
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GREAT bargains To he hsd nj Hall & Brothers We
purchased last auction, New York. striped
and plsd silks which sell rs per cheaper
any other house In the District
We opening ais, extensive
Of spring goods, which will sell chcsp.
Mar 3-3taw3wf HALL BROTHERS,
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ZINC PAIST~The -uh-criocr having been sppcnssA rn
II sale az ther superior
orders for descriptions drvs
bic prices and tho same liberal
The paint warranted And unsurpassed by any
~ I sold either gro~nd In osl
The made only from New Jesey zinc ans
II Is a cheap and economical paint
The covering cot
depo bridges, hc The and
II has given entire ssrisfaotion.
All Of the highest
Applied preparation, and warranted 70
keep reasonable Length Of In
this respect they superior In market.
JOHN SULLIVAN h SONS, Agents,
No md "a
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RECOMMENDATIONS.
IL a q

u y. NAvr-rARp, GosronT, Va
January 70, 1854
SRi series OF experiments conducted by me, with the utmost
during upon all the psnfs, and
thca timber have
the important discovery that white paint manufactured
the New Jersey Zinc
against the OF tho the Of barns
whilst other paint Kind combines me
am preparing full this important subject ht
Bureau Docks, Washington shall with
complete OF specimens Of wood pse~ which
covered with the different paints preparations and then
yard all Of which illustrates striking nva
liable qualities and decided white paint over
all other kinds Of paints, especially for marine parpsses
You liberty fun publicity sisted facts,
which Of much Importance naval and
world.
am, respectfully, your obedent servant,
JAMES JARVIS,
Inspector ". \. Navy yard. Cospor, Va
To O. y. DTrworp, President N. .. Zinc Co, NY
ofuos OF n " AND LrvsRrooI ~ s. Man STEAMSHIP Co,
January 81, 1854
Tho o. this exclusively the paint msn
ufsctud the New experience having
proved s decided Superiority al other paints
Mar os--dam EDWARD k. COLLINS, Agent
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IN IN, matter OF the Elizabeth Leigh de.
ceased in orphan for Baltimore city, Maryland
OF order of the orphans court Aforesaid passed
ID. 1885, notice hereby given
all parties Elizabeth Leigh
before 10Th OF June A.
d. 1854 4 disbutive share OF The
the Of the general assembly Of Mary
CUMB'D D. HOLLlNs,
dec l4-law3m tor Of Leigh.
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Mar 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.

\ Eyv SPRING GOODS AND FAsHIONS-DUvALL
BRoTHER, merchant iaiors, take this method Of calling the
Congress and citizens
10 their new spring goods, which arriving.
New York. where have made
styles of FOODS which will be found elsewhere Il
An work made o usual style OF elegance.
Mar I0-3uw3yf DUvALL BROTHER
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30 900 cople. In 40 Day. ]

sEdorH above papers win please copy and
bills Once with paper containing this
Mar SLlaw3w
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A LADY advanced I'm years wishes satuation a.
IA private family She gives instruction In piano, In
Guiding English and German languages
nueny and ornamental and
branches. Terms moderate he best OF references
given, Address A. L., through the Post Once
Mar 30-eoda
l,IIE Regents Daughter, scro-Comic Play, In
adopted Alexander Dumas's Romance une File
du Regiment
Memoirs Of Thomas Moore, part g.
The Foresters by Alexander Dumas
Putnam's Magazine, April -.u :. .,,,.,.
Just received AT TAYLOR q MhUhfs
BOOKSTORE, near VD suee.
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TIE UNITED STATES MAIL LIN


"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IN THE EXHIBITION OF THEINDusTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open Day and Evening" Except Sunday from
~ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADanTTANcE, viii be the price
FSEE AgassEoSs of r-
s, ps e Gss the
IN s MHSEy 4
c aad maeh are hlie II
partition and will d6d Pse in few in The E1hl bitten
valsabl collection The Western fIssphsre.
Of them rae nsny o them orspa aud Ill Of sTquisis
workmanship Many choice Statues besides
he o6H Sc H RT IL e
HIGH snisa msa.nans lss
SNErYTWo FEET in eitcamrehe and estimated from ths
SAND YEARS OLD has been deposited the Crystal Palace
AsessihsI the cysts, Palace enoless t,hs
s a sss w sna "a sn @
a ss " sc will be in attendance
rss M MS Fs cd o ' BAL costing
useful and yeaase ieysaoa viii sa hay.
pl0a have
srSB ss sa1p 3 oRs .4Bs P9s s
Palace during the three months closing the first
n SS9E
% hf
s ssss s sR @ s 1 J. %
alter the one saldEed most excellent aforessid.s
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing Hundred Dollars
their equivalent plate cash preferred five
aud exhibited therein as Aforesaid shall aud most worthy Of
excellent
The abest respectable that be selected
shall be appointed to examine critically several articles exhibited
and award the mentioned The Directors shall
early as select such Jury hope be able
70 announce the OF June
The Association will aso their discretion award Medals Dplo
to the Exhibitors
sufficient to entitle them to such distinction,
All articles which deemed worthy place this Grand
pnsiton Of the Worlds WITHOUT
ANY CHARGE WHATEVER TO EXHIBITORS zz
An efficient Police and night and the
most used protecting articles exhibited but the Associa
tlon dscia accountability for loss such articles
All umbren CaneR lett the stand the door
As the Crystal Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors be
mtted TO convey packages Of the building
No Checks gven and the Ticket
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NEW ORLEANS SEWING FACTORY
1N MAGHINE SEWING,

Dressmakers Shnak havaamost
any kind made with
lsttlN piSHATC than done
by hand and st VERY Low PRICES by Girls the
MACHINE. n NJ -
w Al kinds Of SEWING Families Hotels Steamboats, ETC.,
promptly attended E -
n SEWING MACHINES and supply Of MACHINE NEE
for sale Apply at No Is ST. CHARLES STREET stairs
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Z FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 4, 1854
DANCING--MUSIC.
IHAsHInMARLE nANc1Ma Aa.nr,.u

FASHIONABLE DANCING AoADEMY. %
Mr. GLlssEY respectfully the Ladier and III
Gentlemen Of Few orsns tns. biz DANCING ACADEMY A
DANCES. ~
till dark. y 7 b y = : 7''f7'1 '
AM. 70 8 Pm. ''=' -' 7S'''
kEr Cass Gentlemen, % o,rInet- M N
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.aver,s CMegaw FsectoaezE.

I
EE7E INVITE THE AT o..
v : TENTION Of the Public 10 the b keSNG3
Certificates appended below, and bespeak EsSec 10
for them that candid II
their honest frankness deserves SHfsIG~3
/ Men IN such stations as many who volur- Y <sIE~E
tarlly beer witness to the efficacy .,SSSSYSEsa
value of CHERRY PICTORIAL, do rot Es bh w ~
whnonly trife with,
oversste their cuneirtons. Judge then Nj Es1H
whether this the medicine rup "a
when must have relief for the
lungs, ,lndge whether family hye il b Them
safeguard the
with fatal frequency ock md carries .b
from many home. tf.l. -. FT==7
JACKSON, 9. H JACKSON Cry, o., Nov. 20, 1852.
In. j. c. AYEH-Srs The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in
them in their aud always with huppest
meroua patent medicines aya before them nceuty
gard oevery remedy and t
value in ac that thing general
ciied. f5Ez4Tf'
The ed excellence OF this agents Tin
GHEhRf PECTnRAl repeattd
hsr own obsetvaon has compelled medical
for the Pulmonary Affections Of tn
and efpectoran--a combination Of properties
In the hope that win myself
spectuly your ob't sery't. JAS. Fl. c. MILLER NJ b,
go ALLgs6N, NiIcH, January 10, 1883.
Dear Sr; NO one NO hd-can
70 dehy that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all thn
there mueh us tins vicinity although keown until
The community should know its virines Yours truly,
JOHN r. KELLOGG, NJ. d.
t Prepared and said by JAS AVER Practical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass, and by al Druggists.
je2s smi&W tzEsza W6oosaI
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HERRY WINE


H. No. s5 CAMP STREET,
We're the public ths LIST They
valuable and extensive COLLECTION OF PICTURES
olors Drawings Print Impressions of the
choice
ever exhibited In t4o
Strangers and etizeHs, particularly U-E
amneiree of chage-his unrvaled and
the fine Arts. BzE|sHt
az The DAGuERREOTYPE DEPARTMENT, in its various inn
and appointments
In Europe, in this country.
PORTRAITS executed the nes
philosophical fully the
Miniatures displaying the of the features
spectral peculiar
ordinary method 7. = z#FI
tF- The Btock OF MEDALLIoNS, ,LOCKETS, RINGS and n
PINS Fine Gold variety the
furnished ut the manufacturers prices
All
cash. The Dry Senaye prepared by E. JACOBS Operators
warranted to reanita chemical properties for month.
De