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Washington sentinel., 1854-03-25

Highly Important Arrangement. A lato
Rochester Union says: "a most important ar
chandise passing from the eastern TO the western
States. and vice versa, be carried over the
Great Western railroad without the inconvenience
that has therefore, attended the transit in conse-
quence Of the custom-house regulations Gen.
Jacob Gould, Of this city, has just returned from
Washington, where he had been as an agent for
the Central Railroad company, to effect this de-
sirable object. Secretary Guthrie at once gave
his attention 10 the matter as laid before him by
Gen. Gould, and the following method of passing
goods over the great western road has been
adopted: The Treasury Department are to APP
point two special inspectors, TO be stationed at
either end of the great western railroad whose
duty 1t will be 10 receive all through goods, and
pass them over TO the conductors Of the railway
trains, who are TO be sworn as deputy inspectors.
The conductors will deliver at either end, on oath
TO the inspectors, the goods they receive them
The Great Western Railroad Company assume The
expense incurred by the appointment oftheir con.
ductors as inspectors of the United States This
arrangement will greatly facilitate the transmits
sion Of property by the Canada route, and inure
to the benefit of all concerned"
Death and Dissection of Herr Driesbach,s
Rhinoceros.-The rhinoccros Gunje which had
been on exhibition at Herr Driesbachs menage-
| rie in Broadway, during the past winter, lately
| died. His death is supposed TO have been caused
by internal injuries received last summer, by fall
| ing through bridge distance ofthirty feet. He
was brought 10 the United States from Calcutta
about four years ago, and was ten years Of age.
| He was valued at ten thousand dollars though he
could not have been bought for that-sum one week
| previous to his death. Mr.. Barnum took possess
sion Of the mortal remains.
/ Baltimore, March GA fearful accident
occurred yesterday on the mountain track Of the
Virginia Central railroad. A car containing forty
passengers broke loose and descended at rapid
rate. IL finally came in collision with the engine,
and was smashed TO pieces; but, strange to say,
only one man was seriously injured, the others
sustaining but slight bruises
Washington sentinel., 1854-03-25

The Plat of Ground, on the north side OF
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite to the Centre mar
ket, having been enclosed with substantial iron
fence, is now undergoing establishment. Labor
ers are at work sodding the heretofore barren sur
face, and planting trees and shrubbery. This
garden spot is beautiful feature Of street adorn-
ment, serving TO break the long lines OF brick and
mortar between the Presidents House and the
Canifol
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
REMOVAL AND CHANGE.
Immense & Attractive Stock

MORRIS L. HALLOWELi g. CO, PHILADELPHIA
Ifl having removed into their splendid New Wace.
house. entrances No. LAT Market, and Ne. 81 North
Fourth street. opening for the Spring Trade an
assortment Of SILK and FANCY GOODS, that
for extent sn0 variety will surpass any stock ever
ohersd IN that market Entering in their new storO
which is OF the largest in America, with business
Of unusual amount already established, and intend.
ing largely to increasc it, especially with those who
buy for Cash. and believing that the faTest system in
jObbng goods. is to have Unform Prices they will be
compelled TO sell n a much smaller profit than can
possibly be Afforded where long credits given.
/ Under their Cash and Short Credit system the ne.
cessiy for charging large profits does not exist and by
selling their goods at Very Small Advance The
Foreign Cost They mean 10 make il ihs Interest OF
every Judge Of goods, to buy upon the following
TERMS Cash Buyers will receive discount oi
sir per cent il the money be paid par funds. within
ten days from date Of bill.
Uncurrent money will only be taken at its market
value on Ihe day II is received.
To merchants Of undOGbied standing q credit o
six months will be given il desired
When money is remiited in advance Of maturity
discount at the rate Of twelve per cent per annuTs
will be allowed.
They ask from merchants visiting the Eastern cities
the favor of examination OF their stock being salts
fled that they will be convinced that il s not for the
interest TO pay the large profits that absolutely
| essential TO those whs give long credits.
| M. L. HALLowRLL. }. l.. HALLowELL,
| II. w. sweeney, JAMES TRAoUAIR,
| +. w. LITTLE, L. n. HUTCHINSON.
| Jan l8. '54-.2m
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House
IN NEW YORl

IN NEW lOKh.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make it profitable TO sell very Low Prices.
MASON BROTHERS. % PARK Row, opposite the
1Nl Astor house. New York. offer one of the
tensve stocks and complete in the country Of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount of Goods line purchased by country
merchants. is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods. hardware and other bills and this very cir
absolutely cOmpels jobbers in the book bus
ness who sell time, 10 get larger profits in order TO
make up for the losses and expenses necessarily
involved in q credit business Of small amounts. II is
also easy for the merchant TO make arrangements to
buy his book bill for cash though might not be so
convenient for him 10 purchase hs lOrger bills IN this
way.
These considerations have led US TO adopt in our
business from this daIe January, 1854 the following
principles, viz: small PrestS. unUGryng prices, and
aIDays cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers of number OF
the leading and most extensively selling School BOokl
in the country, as we'll works in other departments
our facilities unsurpassed.
Call upon us, send all order and Judge for your
selves il the saving you can make by buying of us fol
| cash is worth while.
Our location is very central, and easily found
Stand the Astor House steps, and look straight for
ward across the corner Of the Park. and you canno
! avoid seeing our signs. Remember: the nemeis
| MASON BROTHERS.
| Peb. 8. 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
DAYISG CULIM.

Dealers in Lamps, Lanterns q. Chandeliers,
Mt E. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets. Phils-
". delphia, having enlarged and improved their
Store and having the largest assortment Of Lamps in
Philade phia they are prepared to furnish FINE
OIL. CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID ETHEREAL
OIL, PHOSGENE GAS and LARD OIL Lamps, Lam
terms OF oil patterns Fancy Hotel and Hal Lamps,
Chandeliers Girandoles and Candelabras, and Britain
mia Lamps at the Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps by the package, at small advance over Aue.
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURES Of
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid Ethereal Oil, Alcohol. and
the only true) Phosgene Cas- they furnish these
articles at such prices that Merchants will find it to
their advantage to buy Call before going elsewhere
| if you want bargains Alss the Safety Fluid Lamp
| for sale. lOct. 2, lb5j,--lY.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
GuanO! Guano! Guamo !

AANNJE respectfully Inform Friends and
tHsafzI w Customers that we shall hereafter
ns& occupy the ENTIRE STORE. No. - South
Whorves extending through TO No. IS South Water
street.
OUR BUSINESS has heretofore been transacted in
THIS BUILDING, but having now the HOLE OF
il, with TWO ACCESSIBLE FRONTS, one on THE
WHARF the other on WATER STREET. we are
enabled TO offer greater facilities ~ Farmers both
those in want Of articles in our line to favor us with
call at our OLD STAND.
1900 tons No. Government Peruvian GUANO.
1000 super phosphate Of LIME.
1000 bbls. POUDRE'rTE, superior quality.
Also, general assortment of OILS, CANDLES
SOAP. STARCH, Se., for sale atlthe lowest make
prices by ALLEN a. NEEDLES,
No 20 South Wharves, first siore above CheRnut
JAN Is, '54 3Tn. Philadephia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Far nm ers. Attention
Peb. 8. 1854.

LElNAU'S AMEkh|AN
FERTILIZER AND SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
HAS NO EQUAL.
DREPARED expressly for WHEAT and GRAIN
L Of all kinds. CORN. POTATOES and GRASS; 10
suitable for oil soils. One barrel is sufficient for
Acre of Land; far superior TO Guano, and qt half its
price, can be had So SO per barrel $25 per ton
Of 2240 lbs Method OF using il, scatter Broadcast
and Harrow in. To be had of fhe proprietor only.
GEO. A. LEINAU, Propr.
No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia.
Used successfully. by DIR. William w. Clarke. OF
Phadelp phia, George Graves. Esq, MIR Field of Fox
Chase, Pa.. MFR. David of Mount Airy. Mr.. fanny,
sucks County. MIR. Rhoads. Montgomery county,
Mr.. Charles Wood. Isaiah Wood & Brothers. New
Jersey Mir BGudInott OF Burlington City, New Jersey
Mr.. Bond of Salem. New Jersey. Mr.. Troutwihe
Abingdon. Bucks County, Pa, MIR. Trainer Of Della.
ware County. Messrs. Coleman e. Kitchener of Salem
County. New Jersey. MIR. Mahafiey OF Marietta. Pa
and host Of Farmers in Delaware, New Jersey
| Pennsylv lvania and elsewhere.
| Farmers making Muck Hills will finds few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT TREESs-which it will
greatly benefit by being scattered around amer they
have been dug about-a light coating. For Sale only
by. & ~ GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r
I No. 10 South Front So. Philadelphia
/ N.B-The Americas Fertilizer has been used 81,
,essfuly ~ the Islands of Bermuda and Barbados.
Augusta, 1853. EiYl 81 ".'.oF g'n,kt ~
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Medical Relief

THE afflicted Of both sexes. in all parts ofthc coun-
Disease Of the Skin, and the effects of Solitary Prac
ties. Pain in the Breast and Sides Fletulency, Had
Digestion. Weakness OF the Spine, Loss Of Memory,
ard general debility Of the system. are requested 10
write TO DIR. Finn 2s2 RACE STREET, above
Eighth, PHrLADELPHIA, and they will receIvs Boz
Of Medicines. with full directions, sufficient to cure
themselves sound, privately sent by the Express
packed up with care, against risk curiosity. Iiv.
VALlDS remember Dr.. +, is the Oldest practitioner
and has the suTns, Medicines 70 cure sound and hon
esty Send for his Medicines and yon will. be re
stored 70 permanent health. a trial will et,nvn,.s
YOU The charges for his medicines will. be mtaera,e
His medicines are free from Mercury. or poisonou
drugs Of any kind and palaable and easIy taken
any pari Of the country on recep of as cent? ercoss
IN postpaid letsh tApril ~, ls5S.-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Annual Report

OF, THE PREsfDENT AND DIRECTORS OF u
" THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSU.
RANCE CoMPANT;-At the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Kent Con, " Mutual INSURANCE.
Company, hehi at the Presidents Office, Smyrna
lnuary Cd, 1854. the following named gentIemen
were elected Directors and officers for the ensuing
year;
Drectors--Dr. S. NJ Fisler, George w Crmmins
James r. Clements. VIM. Denney, of Duck Creek
hundred; Jaoes Stats, Of Appoquinlm nix hundred
Hon. >; M. Harrington. Rev. Thomas b. Bradford,
james Cowgirl, Geo. D. Dickson. Gf Dover hundred.
President; DIR. s. NJ FISHER, Smyrna
Treasurer: James Cowgirl Dover
Secretary; Geo. B. Dickson
General Agents 10 make Surveys: William c.
Robertson, Delaware City; A. POuIson. Srayrna
Thomas AlcClary, Leipsici Geo. B. Dickson, Dover
Thomas Simpson, Camden Jacob Y. F ouIk, Milford
George M. Davis Brldgeville James Ponder, Milton
The Annual Report Of the President to Stockhold
ers of the Company, showing its financial condition,
was as follows:
Whole amount of property insured to January ID
! S345,0 900.
Productive capital in the character sf de.
posite notes, $4,000 OC
| per cont on s945OOc, amt insured, as
additional security. 3,45O OF
Amount Of surplus funds on hand and loan.
ed, 3.43l 81
Total amt ofcapital and security, S29,ssl 3
The Company has sustained no loss within the las
three years
The principles of Insurance in this COMPANY ar
perfectly mutual. No one individual can reap an
profit or advantage of another besides mutual secl
rity. The insured becomes member at ce tain ike
and uniform rates. for which he gives deposite not
OF cert ain per centage the amount insured th
interest on which note payable in advance to for
: fund for ihe payment of losses. All payments oil
placed to the credit Of the insured and invested Il
their benefit, and after losses and expenses deduce,
any savings that may accrue returnable agrceab
= to Bylaws. without deduction, and with intere
thereon
f. Communications on general business of the col
pany addressed TO the seer tory, pOst-pad Dove
IS Del, will receive immediate attention.
q GEO. B. DICKSON. Sec'y
- Jan. IL. lS54-3m
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Caution.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that person persons authorised TO sell Read
ing's Horse Power Corn Shelter, unless they sell in
our name and authorised by u.s. within the terri
tory above described; and ali persons hereby in
formed that shall hold aSy persons liable TO dam
age who either sell offer for sale any machine
involving our patent use any such machine, unless
they purchase 1t of authorised agents. as we
have granted no shop rights. And all IhOp rights
granted by the patentee became null and void al the
time we purchased the copy right OF said territory
MI machines are warranted to give satisfaction.
fTOsdt addressed TO the subscribers at DeIaw are
City, Delaware, will receive prompt attention.
E. J. HYDE & CO.
Dec 90 1889
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTION FOR
MEDICINE!
100 Pills for T~entyfuc Cents.
DR.. TOWnsend's Health Pills.

A RE being called for. from all paris Of the land
IA they are rapidly supersedlng other medicines,
both account of their happy effects upon the human
system in removing diseases and impurities and a so
the exceedingly reduced price al which they are Of
fered.
The rich and the poor find in them a real boom
each box contains 100 PILLS, being four times as
many usually TO be had of other kinds Of pills
the some price. They contain no mineral poison What
ever-iheir ingredients are Extracts, Basams, and
Gums OF great efficacy.
SARSAPARlLLA. IN q highly concentrated form,
is prominent ingredient Ttsy will be found ex.
csedingly eficaciOus in removing the following
plants, VIZ; Impurities OF the Blood, CUstiyeness,
Jaundice. Female Complaints, Sick Headache, Pains
in the Back, Bilious Affections. Dyspepsia, Rheuma-
iism. Constipation, Pains in the Head. Tins in the
Side Liver Complaints Febrile Affections, Piles lire.
gulantics Pains in tho Breast Pains in the Lons
Now for these. and kindred diseases. Townsend 9
Pills are sovereign remedy, and they moreover
| the Cheapest Medicine in the World They most
speedily and effertually do the work, in subduing
ammatiOn and Fsvers. opening obstructed pores pro-
noting perpiratioR, and soothing morbid sensbties
In short they warranted better than all others
heaper than all, and destined supersede all Try
them, invalids. sufferers and ALL and recommend
the PILLS to your neighbOrs. pT Directions accom-
i pany each Box.
Remember the Price: 100 PILLS for IS Cents.
| Jan. 25, 'A.e0w. ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22


To Professor Holloway,
Dear Sir-Mrs. Sarah Dixon, of LquorpOnd street.
Boston. has this day deposed hefare me that for
siderable perOd she severely afflicted with Scro-
fuOus Sores and Ulcers, in her arms feet, legs and
other parts Of her body and although the first of
medical advice obtained, at the cost of a large
of money she obtained no abatement of suffering
but gradually grew worse.
Being recommended by a friend TO try your Oint-
ment, she procured small pet and box Of the Pills.
and before that oil use symptoms of ame Ldment
appeared. By persevcring with the medicines for q
short time longer, according 10 the directions, and
strictly adherlng to your rules to diet &c, she
perfectly cured. ard now enjoys the best Of health
remain, dear SIR. yours truly,
Dated August 18th, 1852
An Extraordinary and Rapid Cure Of Eryspelas in The
! Leg. after medical aid had failed.
Copy of Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth Yeates. Of the
! Post Office, Aldwick Road, near Bognor, SUSSEX
! dated Jan. 18th, 1853:
! TO Professor Holloway,
Sir-I suffered for considerable period from a Sc
we're attack OF Eryspclas, which at length settled in
my leg. and resisted all medical treatment My suf
fenngs were very great and quite despaTed OF any
permanent amendment, when was advised 10 havt
recourse TO your Ointment and Pills did without
de ey. and am happy say the result eminenily
successful for they effected a radical of my lei
and restored me 10 the enjoyment Of health. shal
ever speaL with the utmost confidence of your medi
cines. and have recommended them TO others in thi
neighbOrhoOd similarly afflicted, who derived equa
benefit am, sir, yOu obliged and faithful servant
| (Sgned) ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should he used eminently with the Oint
ment in most Of the following cases
Bad Legs, Bad Breasts Bur IS. Bunons. BiIe of Mos
chetoes and Sand-Flies CocOb ChIego foot, Chill
blains. Chapped hands. CCrns soft. Cancers, Con
lracted and Stiff JOINTS Elephauass, FIstulns, Gout
, Glardular Swellings, Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism
Scalds. Sore NppleG, SOre-throats, Skin.diseases
scurvy. Sore heads TumOurs Ulcers, Wounds, Yawi
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway
24i Strand. (near Temple Bar,) London nd also
his House IN New \ ork Orders for Medicines in III
I States addressed IT. Holloway, New York" viii
receive due attention. Sold also by all respectabl
L Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout III
United States in Post al 37l cenis 81 cents, and 81
e 80 cents ench To be had Wholesale of the prtncpl
4 Drug Houses in tho UnOu.
= ar There Is considerable saving by taking I'll
l. larger sizes
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patten
in every disorder affixed 10 each Pot.
Jan. ), 1881.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Incorporates American

ElfIGRANT"S FRIEND SOCIETY,
Office Removed to s. T. corner of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadelphia.
THE object Of this Society is to guard the Emigran
L against fraud and deception and to furnish them
with situations, advice and relief ' Free of Charge
OF The american Emigrant Friend Society @
Office, the ONLY INCORPORATED Office in this City
and has no connexiOn with any Intelligence, or 81
called EmgIant Offices.
GEO. +. GORDON, Sec'y w. C. CAIRNS, SnpL,
Best City Helps to be found at this Office. Farmer
supplied with men and women. Contractors furnished
with any number of men.
August 10, 1853. [lyl
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
j. E. G. @ VI T. lid
(SncceSsor to A. ETOTl

ISNcceSS0T 70 Il. FIUE,J
MO. l6I, Chestnut Street, Swam's Building,
IN Philadelphia. Extensive Music Publisher. and
Dealer in Musical instruments Of every description.
Exclusive Agent for the sale Of Haliet. Davis g.
Cos (BOston) Patent Suspension Bridge KoIIAS
and other PIANOS. Il Giiberts BOu10ir Pianos,
Meodeons, Martins Gnitars, Harps, Violins, Sheet
Music, Music Books, sc.
Residents the country will be supplied by Mail
or Otherwise with any music they may WISH at as low
rates as f purchased In person. Having one of the
largest stocks in the United States feel confident O
satisfying all who may favor with call order
Dealers Mnsc supplied on the most liberal terms
ri mos TO let. Secondhand Pianos for sale.
May Is, 1853. [lyI
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
UNIVER STI'Y MEDICINES n
FsveT and Agste cured by Roreand's Toni
11ixtNre.

MIXTURE.
TTHTIE University of Free Medicine and Popular
A. knowledge; chartered by the State OF Pennsyl.
vania its last session, wiz. 10Th Apri 1885, manly
for the purpose Of arresing the evils resulting from
the Sle Of spurious aud dangerous nosrums also for
the purpose Of supplying the public with reiLble
medies in wherein the patient cannot obtain or
will not employ the best medical advisers; having
purchased that Invaluable remedy Rnwand's Tonic
Migtire. account Of its just celebrity and known
efficacy in the treatment Of Fever and Ague and its
kindred afectons,-has no hesitation in recommend
ing 1t in the highest terms to the patronage Of the
afflicted.
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured / y Row lnds Black.
berry Root The above Instituted extends its sanction,
in like manner, TO the remedy for Bowel Complaint" !"
10 well known as Rowand Compound Syrup ofBlack.
berry Root and earnestly TO the confidence
Of patients afflicted with these cOmpiamts-believng
It te he invaluable in the treatment of such cases.
lion. Henry X. Strong,
Hon. }. r. Flanagan,
BY order oflhe Trustees, John r. Rowand, NJ. d.
4 D. Il. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq.
Or All Communications be addressed,-gohn r.
Rownnd, NJ. D., Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
ment, and President Of the University.
Home Dispensary and Office, No.47 South Second
Strees, Philadelphia.
Braneh Dispensary at the stores Of T. Magcns. P
Manifold, Smyrna, Del. tOct. ~, ie53.-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
Fruit and Confectionery.

ID UBINCAM 4 SELLERS, wholesale Manufacturers
~ and Dealers in CONFECTIONERY of all kinds,
Nc. llJ North Third St, below Race, Philadelphia.
fhe attention of Dealers is requested examina-
on OF their stock which will he found be at least
eIual to any IN this city. FOREIGN FRUITS of all
kinds in season.
N. B. Orders by mail otherwise promptly attended
10. Feb 8, '54-3m.
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
AMEs 4. ADAMS. CHARLES Z. SUFFER-
Adams & Suttcr,

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHA ANTS,
No. Soah Water street, Phila.,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS, AT Low CASH PRICES.
Goshen Butter, IIomony, N. Y. Plums,
Glade and Roll do. Cranherres, Currants'
Penna packed do, Raisins, Citron, Dates,
Jersey and Western Lard, Sweet Oil, Figs Chocolate,
Herkmer Co. Cheese, Broma and Cocoa, Baking
Pine Apple do Powder.
Sap Sage do Salae Ealus, Pearl Ash,
Buckwheat Flour, MactanOni g. Vermicelli,
Pearl and HuIled Barley, Hecker's Farina aud Corn
Dried Apples and Peaches, Starch,
Beans and split Peas, Bees.wax, Tie.yam and
Goldfish 4 scaled Herring, Lamp-wick,
MOtIed and white CASTLE Sal-so1a, Indigo, Nutmegs
soap, Pure Ground Spices,
Canary and hemp Seed. Kngsiord's and Colgate
Mould. adanantine and Pearl Starch,
speIm Candles, Co1es Pearl and Common
Dairy Salt and Bath Brick, Starch,
German Cigars, Carraway and Mustard
Havana do. Seed,
Rice. Flour, Coffee extracts Pepper Sauce Coleman,
Lemon Syrup, Tapioca, Mustard. &c
ADAMS g. SUFFER-,
Nov. 30--3m. South Water street, Phils
The Delaware herald., 1854-03-22
$50 REWARD

VXTILI. he paid 10 any person who will buy Box
w OF DIR TERREL'S HE4LINCi OINTMENT,
a nd use it according to directions. Il they will call
ct my office and say with par conscience, that 1t
will not completely cure Chapped Hands, ChIlblains.
Ckaing, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes Sores on Chill
d:en and greatly alleviate il not entirely Salt
fheum, Pies, Inflammation of the Breas:, Bites OF
Insects Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases Of the
Skin.
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, Conn.
To when ali orders should be addressed.
9Sold also by the principal Druggists and Coxntry
Merchants generally.
Jan. 25, 1884, cow. 1y.
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Y AN lh0 4 81 9S
sPIkNnIn NnnrIII Icmr
DaGuerreOtype Rooms,

100 Arch st., door below Sixth. south side Phla
PERSONS visiting the tyduring the approaching
our superior Oaguerreotypes, and have them set in
PLAIN or Fancy Cases.
The reputaisn of our styles Of Portraits is high
as any IN Philadelphia and they offered at much
lOwcr COST thus giving an equal chance to obtain
good Picture of the oest materials Terms One DOL
lar and upwards.
8TDaguerreotypes Of deceased friends relatives
copied equal to the originals, and Of the size
larger il desired.