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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
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-.er If aATTsAyss Goods ss; ssz days. a g. d.
asnsA ,s., .s.s sf PRAYER ": 1ss
; asysa'ss 81
q mind Irish settlers .Is y he Old Rrswsr Hot 81
Catholic hltsrams rs. rsing.on's csspe, Sst
,,.na 81. 1851.
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nor,.n, movements are OBSERVABLE among
'ne oi imnor,an. chasge has taken place IN '"'
Turkish Ministry .,;n, the Cuban
/ s,.v. trade is before Parliament c..s,s,d
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An IMPORTANT DIscovERr.-A Paris lou' nal
saws, that the bad smell and taste Ui butter eau
he entirely rem we'd BY working it over in wa
ter MIXED with chloride of lime The discovery
was made by Brussels farmer whose practice
IS to take sufficient quantity "F water to work
ii in and put in from twenty five To thirty drops
of lime f,r every ten pounds Of hultr When
i, has been worked until the whole has tern
brought into con,ac, ath the water it slin,sld
bs worked again in pure water, when It " MI
BE- found TO be as sweet as when first made,
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COUNTY TICKET.
For Representatives..
RICHARD BONSON
BEN ~ "a AUELS,
JOHN MOORE
WILLIAM s. HALL.
For Cisrs If ,Ls District Court
BENJAMIN RUPERT.
For Prosecuting attorney
JOHN $. COVEL.
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New Goods.

NJ A. GILLESP1 E.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, OILS,
t~S Paints, Glass, Dye stuffs, Brushes, Lamp,
Perfumery, Fancy Articles, and Patent Medicines.
No, L. Globe Building, Main street, Dubuque, Iowa
~ al articles warranted.
NAV ], 1854. dawy.
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IL The Louisville Courier Office vas fire
again on Tuesday morning, but the a ,mss wee
suppressed before any materitel damage WIS
done They inspected young negro the
employ oi the oftce--tnuk hiin to Jail, and he
there confessed that he fired the Office on both
occasions, and shat he had been hired 10 do IT,
There is young lady at the South Eno
who w"ntt9lerat. an alphabet in her chamber
because ii has an
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28
YoH THE STAIR SESATE,
DAVID s. WILSON.
COUNTY TICKET

fsa c,>sErsss CT % DisrK'cr
STEPHEN iiLNpSTEAD.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

June 90, 1854
WHEar.--Sprng wheat ranges from 81 30 IA
8 ,25 Prime from ST. As 10 $l,55 pef
bushel.
CoRs From 50 TO 90 cents
OATs-From SO to 32c.
BARLEY From so TO
RYE-From 80 to 75c,
PORK Mess pork from $l2, so to Sl1
HipEs Market Fl m and demand good.
GREEN 4sa5c-dry sailed liai2ss.
GREEN sailed 54a64c.
rALLow.-l2al2!c.
LARD.-SIa9c.
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tS The above correspondence indicates pref.
~ plainly that there is general uprising OF
The Indians and that to prevent most fatal con-
sequences to the emigranis, the governmen;
should heep force on the plains sufficient TO
protect them. No time should b. lost in pre-
pairing for what seems 10 pretend general In.
dian war.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-28

rs BATES.
OF p".s c"un'y.
sas tEr,s, OF Sr.vs
D.S,i.,:rr. ". McCl.EAKY,
Ri Inn.a County
FoK Acuirca
j. L SHARP,
vi M.iis county.
toR TasAsUkEs.
MARTIN L. MORRIS,
III Po.h County.
ron ArrrKsrr GENERAL
DAVID G.. CLOUD,
o. Nuscai,re Co.
FOR THE STAIR sEaATE
DAVID s. WILSON.
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BUFFALO MARKET.

June u.
Flour, $500, to $50
Wheat, 81 AZ, to AZ
Corn 66a67 cts.
Oats, Haas cts.
Whiskey, pr. Dbl, %, TO 26
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Washington, June %.

Washington, June %.
Senator Fish gave large dinner party to-
day
Concord, June go.
The Legislature this afternoon agreed to ad-
ourn finally on Saturday, the LIST of July
The Nebraska resolutions have been especial
ly assigned for next Tuesday, and balloting for
U. S. Senator will take place on Friday, before
The final adjournment.
4 stringent liquor bill was introduced this
afteracon,
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June 2nd. 1854,

Ma. SULLIVAN, SIR | have serious diff
Guilty with the Indians TO dav and have lost
1000 head of sheep, one man, 3 horses and
! oke Of cattle, 5 miles above the Ferry, on the
Lpap Fork, and we have come back for some
help and by the request of small company that
we are with, wish you to come and j"in Us and
we will take it as great favor.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
aSIIiSCTnN

Nessrs. F. S Jesup and Company receiv- d a
Telegraphc Dispatch this mornin. from Nash
ington city, announcing the important snteiIl-
geaoe OF the passage of The Mime sofa Land
t'..
'::l:;s is greet news for the North West.
go measure, except tic amendment Of Gen.
z..s :. u The Illinois Central Rail Road Bill.
~.s.G,ag thu Northern branch o: sau road 10
,-..se ur.eiits upon ,is city, We cannot t"o
aighly appreciate this important enterprise,
winch is 30 add largely t. the comm, rec, we lth
and population of Dubuque.
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NJ 0 SULLIVAN.
To Geo. w Burton, Dubuque, Iowa.
rsF Here fIilows the two notes spoken Of in
the above letter.
Mr.. SULLIVAN, Sir: You will please come
to the assistance Of your fellow travellers in dis
tess. BY doing SO you will greatly obiige
your
Friend.
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P.S. Bring all the men you can and we
will go up there and bury the dead and get the
man 6 stock ii we can.
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: uIem0er OF
- .. rhysicians, London
- suicide, On Thursday morning, os
eniuQ the fe.uoYei artery with lancet.
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STILL ANOTHER ABOLITION FALSE
InOn XpnSEn

The fol owing especial despatch from the
regular correspondent of the New York Times
IN This city, who writes over the signature of
rs, appeared in that paper OF The lih ii.s.:
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sSnFALL IMPORTATIONS n J
ulU
CHINA, EARTH BNW AR Il A N d
Enncy Articles.

rINHE Subs ,rher offers 10 country Merchants aud oh
L ers In want, hs conplrie stuch of Esith- ware,
Cann, Table nnd Fancy Articles of ha own direct i'm.
rnitntion from the nv"rte incorea nj England and
ftnnce togeihcr with full stuck Of Plain Pressed
Cut Glnss, in every vnrirty, dc Ne. The ssOrtmcnt
comprises. in part. the following
DINNER SETS Gilt decorated gold band. rnI
white French Chinn; white. ernniie nnd lu, print ,n,w.
ing, bluc, purple, dnmn-ceuu, plum, lhc.
TEA SERVlCES-ln sets oi -. ~. Sc, 3d. II, nnd
~ nirce-, nnrug in price from ~ To $i00 sef.
WATER PITCHERS covered aud un, ovcrod Basin.
and Ev cr4 ~, T ilet 4ets
RICH VASES, common nnd decorated Mugs und
romnnn Enr lruwnrc. sulinblr .oi ln iiude.
PLATED GOODS-Tcu, desert md table Spoons !.
ablennd desert Forks; suit and mustard sruon.; nap
KIN riur-, mu-tnrd pots. butter knives nnd cnsioa.
TABLE CuTLERY-Iyors handle table sets ~ 10
res. knives md loI ks in Il, ,z,ns common do.
BRIrAAtA WARE -Cnsors iratn the n conn on
ntte best manufactured spoons lndrs aud safety fu-
d Inmps.
LOOKING ASSES-Sprndd gilt ofnsirca,ed
frames. nchpl,t's, v,ri n. sizes -uitnble l.,
lie OF pier do; mileguny frame IN greatly snrietyard
clns-es
GLASS WARE-Phin and pressed Gu. nnbler.
wine piieer- 4nlvers bn@l pre- 'crye d- Adrcnr,rs,
nmonndes, egg Pln.se-. gpblts chnmpngnri safety tn
dampi water hnrflrs buurr plates, syrup hnl rulas,
-alt cellars. c,4or bottlcs, preserve 6.h
slobcs.
LAMPS-Thc improved 81 nr lnnps Of Which tho sub.
acrb" - the sole propreror pnror hull nnd store nnd
hund lnnps IN arent vnrety
CHANDELIERS Of >, 3. 4, @, 8. &c, burners, fui
nlsh'd On reasonable terms; waers ten trays, ante ms
lnbr tny nnd dinner sets.
STONE WARE--Al factory prices
The -ubzer brr offer nil the above goods
he terms, and j. satisfied tint call from ouniry
,'mn- p.rs"ns contemplating holse keeping will
vince them thn his stock Is not surpasse in price 1ua
lly variety. by my estal hmeni in the State. Small
profit and quick snles Is the motto Cnll st~
ID. B. EVANS,
nov ll-ts ~ Main ST. Richmond.
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These vessels of the frst class built in the city u
baltimore, expressly for this ade and have superior
ummodatiuns for passengers. They are commanded !
~ experienced Captains, well qualified for the trai'
rnd who " i'll spare exertion /" accommodate They
will be towcd np and down the rivers by steam nnd may
he relied on to sail prom ily rs aavrrtized
Merchants going North or ordering goods from Nv
York will find il their interest o ship by this lins
freight will always be taken low ns by any oil"t
line of Packets, and every effort will be mnde by
neents in Richmond and New York give satisfaction
Freight - cents per whole and ~ cents per 3 ;
Tobacco being about so per cent. less ihan charR
the Steamers Insurance be effected in the III
moad Fire Assorintion by this line at 3S per cent
We respectfully ask and hope II succeed in obtain
,ng full shat. of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
nuried free of commission To New Orleans, Mobile
Ghallestnn, Sasannah any other Southern Norl
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond rt Rockcit
in New.York Berth No |, Coffee House Slip, fool u
Wall Street DAVID CURiIE Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON. Y. IS
No. 81 .Souh STREET.
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MERCHANTS.
McCORKLE & JONES,
wa LEsALE REraL
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants.


GrOcers Il Commission Dlerchnnrs
Main St, Lynohburg Va.
A RE NOW RECEIVING their Full supply To which
"A they solicit the attention of their friends and the
pubhr generally, viz:
200 Sacks Salt.
100 Bags Rio Slgar, java and Maacaibo Coffee,
60 bbs Crushed, Puverized, Coiiee and C,lri
fled Sugars,
10 hhds p r. and N. o. Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar.
500 Kegs Nails, nil sizes,
100 Sides Sole Leather,
so Tons Country, Rolled and Band Iron nll sires
25 Case- Fine Stick Lcurice,
so do Common Stick Licorce
90 do Fine Mass do
Coils Mani Ia Rope, to inches dianeto =
30 Baskets Olive Oil
rs Boxes Candles all qualities
10 Barrels n o. Molassas,
hhds. West l., do
10 Barrels Tanners Oil, some pure
8 do Tar.
40 do Herrings Mackerel and Shnd,
400 baeh clavet. T,mo'h. Orchard Eusli,h Blue
and Evei.Green Gruss Seed,
5000 lbs Prime Western Bac,n Sides
3OOn lbs Fine Family Hams Shoulder. and Sides
cured by VIM Mas-e,
5000 lbs Cast, Sheer and Bslered Steel al .izes,
10000 Fret fety Fuse
200 Kegs Blasting and Gun Powder,
Is doz. Ruwands aud Hamcs' Shoves,
$50 Blankets. different qualities,
800 Wool Hats. do do
ALSO
Cacoes Dumestics. bleached and nnbeachcd-- ,d-
Tckings Osnaburgs, Smoking and Chewing Toi o of
all qualities. of their manufacture which they
rainfall of which thy will sell low for cash. pn tua
customers time, or in exchange Cor country nft
Call on us before making your bills elsewhere, II you
please.
ewant 1900 900 bushels shelled Oats for VI ich
liberal prices will bc punl.
oct 2i-lts McCORKLE & JON ES.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendioula
Action Sewing Machines,


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NEJILSON Il EEk NkLlN-
w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead p H. and N. . Sugar,
50 Barrel. Coffee Sugar
20 " Clari6e Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Loaf DO
10 bids. n. O a. Sugarhouse Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguia Coffee,
25 do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases Gunp'der, lmp',l and FIX Ten,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 g upper :"
Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 l5s. Bale Cotton. assorted numbers,
Bales Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
- Tons Bar Iron,
) do Rolled Tir" Iron,
/ do Round Il Square Iron, assorted,
| do Bliscrcd Steel,
1000 lbs Cast and Shear -
) Boxes Cous & Ar hers PatentAxes
300 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
30 Grind Stones,
50 Boxes Tallow Candles,
80 g" Adamantine Cav dies,
30 3" Sperm, do
30 = Turpentire Soap,
80 English duiry Cheese
50 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Ma kernl,
SO Kits do No. |,
50 Barrels Tanners Oh
l00 900 lbs. Good Family Bacon
Besides Il number of other articles tedious to
ention. 4ept 81 -is
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Foot Prints In the 6now

Over lane and rouf. and sle-ple
Les the soft sni yirldiog snow,
And, hehold . crowd Of people,
Moving, n,iseles- tn and foi
Lk. to RnnR- of aprctrrs--peope
Moving, noiscless through the snow.
Thn' the echos ail arc voiceess
tn the steps that and 20,
Every 'sp, h"wevsr moi. .eless
L. uvrs a foot pr In the snow;
An each print aliln' 'ts voicelcsa,
j liz its story 10 the snow.
Here steps of youth md maiden.
Age mud mnbbood-pIeasnrr. pan,--
Some. whom area have overladen.
Some whom care hath sought In vnin--
Steps of manhood youth an maiden,
Car will follow NOT In vai.!
Yondcr prin all blear'd--uneyen--
Marks some weary pilgrims shooni
After nll his sins forgiven,
Muy the gtn accept him soon
He whose steps seem 80 Uneven
May the grave accept him .ooni
' From sis sis';s.a, or..,. hs,d mss s.d fsid
One, whose heart M winter frigid,
Melts mol ut anofhers woe,
But beware Wrong, boweer rigid,
Right will overtake with woe.
There impress and slender,
Shows whe,e some fnir girl hath pass'd,-
Godl o'erwatch thing 50 tender,
An eiai shied h from the blnst
Heart 40 fail. aud form slender,
Needs be shielded iron, the b ast
Here n naked foot seems creeping
Plainly mark Il each litir Toe;
Has some mad cap child been lea ring
From ihe window. In tho snow
Our some beggar's brnt l. creeping,
Creeping .hivcring thro' the snow
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EREsH ARRIVAL IF DRUGS

| AND MEDICINES.-Tht snbscribers areNH
! receiving their FALL & WI 'TER SUPPLY La
Iug.. Medicines. Paints. O Varni<l,es. Brushes.
,,ware, Pntent Medicines. +, ,cy-Go,ds Sc, &c.
goods have be enrecently st-cted with great care
he Northern and Eastern les, aud PrinciPall,
|at for Cash.
be- stock j. la ge. an conpris' every article usu
nund in DRUG STORE, ogeher with large
tment of FANCY GOODS. 'ERFUMERf Ne.
|n long experience, and tn, tough knowledge
business they hope To retair liberal patronage
'tofore extended To them and te confident that they
prepared to offer inducement. both in price ant
iIiy
~ Prescriptions for Physicians nd families will b,
hiully attended tn mt all times.
'm l2fs JSO {. SEAY Il co.
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RICHMOND.
: lsseN. York 4 virginia. -

xssssssassas H' '"'h " '" s'"a" Sssssssz7.-
STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
'uNitoSE who desire speedy and rl,ahe mode "t
i Conveyance for their goods bei~ Nes York and
Richmond, tin about 80 hours time between the two
l'sces) will consut their interest by ordering tleir
go,'ds be shipped by the well known Sile whceo Ocean
Steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
If 1900 oHs Ba4hsa, in charge of careful AID expert
d athccis
hose ordering good- from New York do 40 twice
week BY this certain and line. enabling them 10
pen-h the stocks wit fresh supplies short notice.
Aud In like enabling these VIII have goods to
ship tler', do 80, n the demand for them
PASSENGERS i too, will find this the most com.
iotable well ia the cheapest. Stae.room acoommo
,lations, IA d meals furnished wilhou extra chaiee.-
These Ship touch at Norfolk eoitr and rrtu, ming
LUDI.AM T. WATSON.
dec lits Richmond Va.
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4 MORhIS, Richmond, Va. would invite tn,
~ attention of the varou. schools aud institutions
# learning throughout the State to HE Schooi
classical Books. TrIt BooLs, used IL the various Col
lrges and Universities with general collection of Edu
ralional Works, in every departments of learning
fB-School Stationery If every di.oripon.
liberal discount will he made, ind bundles deliver
I'D u Lynchburg free of expense
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
mug 22-ts
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
folectinn Insurance Company, Hartford Z"
CAPT rAL. $500 600.
''"'anre Comp ny of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL. $200,000.

aACE can be ftcej in these companies W
I'M a'f terms, as in amy Others oi equal resPonsi
7. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg
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MEDICINES.
:. cnre I-Baltimore Look Hospital,

r r,ay be obtained the most speedy remedy for Weak
h & loss Of Organic Powers, Pain in the Lons Disease
nt 80 Affections of the Head Throat Nose and skin
na Debility and all those horrid affections arising
liens no matter whether from intenpcranee, the
lent spirits or any other cause
sh'f To YOUNG MEN,
| ho have become the victims Of evil practices Alas
LES numbers OF generous and nobehearted beings
Nv swept untimey tomhs; thousands OF young men OF
hatei talents aud brilliant intellects, who might 9th
AVE entranced listening senaies with the thunders OF Ell
,.alei 10 ecstacy the living Tyre.
sing from any of the following melancholy effects,
s.snmeliately apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
@ of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness
- of Muscular Power palpiation of the Heart, Dys
~ ons Irrtabity, Derangement Of the Digestive func
soneal Debility, symptoms OF Consumption, etc. etc
TiIy-The fearful effects the mind much to be
1ss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of
ybolings of Evil, Aversion of Society, selfDstrust
,tIe Timidity etc, of the evils produced
gESSo south Frederick strcetseven Doors from Bati
Tast side up the steps. 8o-Be particular in observing
,ne and number or YOU will mistake Ie, the place
| IoTicE-Dr Johuston's Office is in his dwelling, up
his very extensive practice is sufficient guarantee
. The only proper Physician to appyio
snu%sTnS nv Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
iate from one of the most emninent Colleges of the
es and the greater part of whose life has been spent
S,tis Sa Of London, Paris Philadelphia, and elsewhere
l come of the most astonishing cures that were
MANY troubled with ringing in the ears and head when
f nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
s with frequent blushing, attended, sometimes, with
Non, of mind, cured Immediately.
eF PARTICULAR NOTiCE-Parcnts and Guardians are
M with respect to the rause or source OF disease in their
arIs Alas how often 10 they ascribe to other causes
of the frame. Paptation of Heart Dyspepsia, lnd
a's of the Nervous system Cough and symptoms
,ian also those serious Mental effects, such loss OF
nnreson Spirits peculiar fits OF Melancholy, when
they have been caused by INDUCING in Pernicous but
,,etiees destructive to both Body and Mind Thus
& existence thousands who might have been of use to
Country pleasure to their friends ornaments te soce
nuysToy's INyIGoRATIvE REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
na and important Remedy has restored strength and
bn.and of the most debilitaed individuals. many who
4 anlbe "A abandoned
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COUGHS COLDS, &C.
~ Ayes Cherry Peetoral,
Brynnta Pumonc Waters,
Hnsline Syrup Napthn,
Mrs Gnrdners Syrup Lv.rwort,
Roses Cough Medicine,
WistnrH BnIsam of Wild Cherry,
Gum Drops Juju Paste,
With n vare of other popular remedies for Colds
for sale ut JNO =. WRIGHT \ New Drug Store.
]. II. 1nnMPsoN Drnggist Jim IOtsl
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia

Ul STEANEK UEIVTUEKE
Leares Richmond epcrg 7'pesiay al o'ctock = ~
-e1gs TIL Il large ami new Steamer B vi ID Il X II
Sshe Capt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mnu
lay, und up hour Of o'clock r. M every Tn"s-
lny. inr the above place..
Shippers to Wheeling. pitt-burg Cincinnati aud The
South aud West generally. will find this the chenp
.,st and most TX peditions Foi freight. nppy
LUDLAM X WATSON, Richmond Ph.
Inlv II Dis
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Christmas Presents.

A the time Tor the interchange Of friendly tokens
egnrd ,nd affection j. hand and ''tnerry Christ
mas" aud Happy New Year" are consider ed such up
poprinte occasions for betowing cherished friends
sonrhing Which will recall 10 mind. with in
rensed yivdness, fie love in memory of the dono II
may be well 10 renn, those who contrml late Ia nd who
10 not y presenting some loved with -omeihng real.
IL valunbie ihHt in all the whole cataougo of Bilouere
there is nothing hch is surely an invariably sppre
laed as he counterfeit presennent of the gver in tho
pfm Of daguerreotype. especially when taken in TAN
MRS nimitahle stye, and placed in OF The
rous beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache, Velvet Peal
and Tortoise she'll Porte Motnae Cases or in an ele.
giant Locket, Bracelet Finger Ring. Breast Pin, n
choice tmen. oi which we have JUST received
expressly fay the Holnvs. exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Mnin Street. Immediately over Vim. II. Mosb,'s Aue.
lion Room
B. Particular pains take to elvea correct likeness
nnd artistic pictures. Storooscopc und cooured Da-
aurrreotypes may be hal in superior style, by those who
l-sile them Do'qt mist ,he the place: MAIN STREET.
BIRD Door FROM BRlpaE ST
GEO. W. @MINNIS,
S. TANNER,
dsc E-,s Prq.tseh Daguerreoaypiss.
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