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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

The CoD FIsHFRY.-The Sydney &C. b News
says: awe are glad 10 learn that the cod fishery
on our northern shores have been very productive
thus far hia season. Large Quantities Of fish have
been taken at Gabsrus. Louisburg Main adieu,
&c. but In consequences of the heavy fogs prevail
ing on those parts OF the coast during tn is month
loss OF large portion of the recent catch will be
the result Nevertheless, we beleve the raturpe
will be good.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

SHOWER BATHS.-The attention of
~ the public is called to superior article of Show
er Baths, which the subscriber has on hand. and
which he offers for sale at less price than the com
mon article usually sells for Those who wish to
pure can and judse for themselves by calling
ct M. ZIMMERMAHS, Messrs. SFEBBINS &
fULLEN'S, or mr STARRETT'S
ly2J VIM FORBFS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

FAMILY FLOUR We have opened
Il our list fer Family Flour to be ground the last
teh days IN August The universal satsfact ton which
Flour gave last year. warrants US in saying that
the present years grinding will be very superior
Those who wish to obtain their supply of US are re-
quss ed TO call and enter their names
jy ITS CRENSHAW 4 FISHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

fE "A, L 4 A.-FRESH ARRIVAL =
hat ~ 81 seod Tea, jast rees{ged and a.,
= .e at Sew YoIk pdees a 'oi
from and after ths Gate. eli Teas will hs ,,aS A., ,
,.r for easA exclusively, and ibis rule viii r"i
e,oaen for sny persos. -o' oe
~ J. ID. b, EVANS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

Dr.. l.. b. WRIGHr's TAsTELEss LIQUID
CkTHARrIc Oh FAMILY PHYsIc.-Thsi il the best
asspest and efficient Cathartic ever offered to
hs public -
u Is taste!ess, thereby avoiding the nausiating ST
tect OF Pills OIL SIENNA, &c;) and produces gripping
OF other painful effects Unlike all other purgatives
II resches 70 the bottom of the disease thoroughly
eeanses the s,emaeh and leaves the bowels entirely
free from costiyeness.
no family should be without it. 9s&E
Children drink it readily and without forcing, and
~ medletne is more highly recommended by the
Medical Faculty. III f@T .t7e7'g
Give 1t fair trial and then judge for yourselves
II can be had wholesale and retail of PURCELL,
LADD L. CO, Richmond, LYON l. RIvES, Peters.
burg, and Drugzsts generally.
Dr. WaIGHr's principal depot, 4O9, Eroadway NJ
YORK 49,. jyl6-dGelm*
PRloE REDUCED FOR THE CURING or
CHILDREN's HAIR.-12t cents for Boys and Is4 -nts
for Girls, st .tls lr JOHNsC)N,S Si
Shaving, Hair Cutting and Shampooing saloon,
j 50 10th street, between Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

A NTHRACINE COAL.-Orders for Red
"A Ash and White Ash ANTHRACITE COAL re-
ceived between this date and the 18th of August,
Will be furnished with superior article, at 81
the cart load. We call the attention Of consumers
70 this proposition, end should be glad to receive
their orders early
h V. GRAVES CO,
JY IL 22t" 18th at between Main and Csrv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

Dr. WYCK0FF, who cures Suffering and
Stanmer'ng. L. ct the American Hotel In Rich onaad
and will positively leave on Monday next. TIE
Doctor has radically cured sixteen persons nom
scammering IN three days AL persons who desIr.
his vsluabIs services, must call on him before he
ieaves - he will return to this city aEsis -
his terms are no cure no pay. an 10-3tt
TooTHAcHE PREvEsrEp AND RELIEVED
-Dowdens celebrated Dental Fluid, for ciesnsing
and preserving the Testh and Gums ehestualy
a-resting decay, iastantly relieving Toothaos 10.
:, For sale By all Drugsists BENHErr BEERs and
ruRcELL, LADD q Co., Wholesale Agents. Rich.
monot va @se ~ad al Ie-Stt
SAINT CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
IRAGs, AoREs, BAeeHe kc.y 1orth yranfIIn a :.
doors West Of Old Msfast, bass staeff a. van a.
large iots $3.50 'sessE4 tsgsss8. Ia q >s7eyp
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

LEEoHEs LEEoHEs.-The pubic Are
hereby informed. that have Just received b. Adams
EnPies n. M iot OF superior swsdish Leeehs, which
Be found st al hours Of the day ct the Hair lire nm.
Ssioon under the American Hstel, ard ct nifh on
<osn. between Main and Franklin ss.sets.
aes a . 4. O. HOBsoN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

'sfHE WONDERFUL LADY Has AR
RIVED The best planet reader in Anarica
ihe mott difficult questions will be aolved bv sci
ence ana esouiatlon from many years of study flor
q sho,t time onlyJ by MADAME MAILOR. ON
Franklin street between Sd and 4th streets next
door t. Alex. Motifs residence
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS
COINS and SORES OF all descriptions.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

JAMES X. CRENsHAw, TToRNEY AT
Law. RICHMOND, Va, will practice In the Superior
sad inferer Courts OF the city OF Rchmond and ad-
iacept counties and the United States Courts held
in Richmond and Norfolk 4 es "a
~ Untu further notice. can be found at the of.
fos of A. A. MoTson, ESQ.,. Governor, facing
Capitol stre ct. IL 20--d&clm*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

DAGUERRE0TYPEs.-E silver medals
awarded TO NJ Z. SIMONS for tbs superiority OF his
Oseu erreotYpes-two by the Franklin Institute Phi
tadelpha; one BY the Charleston Institute, and DC
by the Richmond Mechanics' Institute. Call and sx-
.Iniue the spscmeps S{6-l 95 Hruq
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

HEAVY APPLE CRop.-The apple crop now ma
turing promises to be very abundant. In Western
New York farmers have commonly been obliged
to prop up the limbs of the trees on account of the
quantity of fruit; and Is stated that on the Yves
teri Reserve, Ohio, farmers have made contracts
at six to ten cents a bushal = -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

The Louisville Times of Thursday states, that en-
the day before, the chsrred remains of several
bodies were dug out of the cellar of one of the
burnt houses In Quinn's row II also hears the
statement that the remains of a woman and several
children were dug out Of the ruins of Quinr's .
house. The Times Is very severe in denouncinc
Prentice, OF the Journal for hs speech to the mob
made to save the Times office from destruction II
accuses him of "gross talsehoods," inciiing to
riot" "&c =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

A CARD:--Ths subscriber, an experI-
tIiss, having located Broad street. thres doors
above tenth ofsrs his professional services to the
citizens OF Richmond. h4' la1F
study and practice of Mid dwifery and to the treat.
ment Of Diseases Of Women and Childrsn $3.50
ap 5-6m* RICH,D B. CAUFHORN M D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

Ara MEETISe of the Council of the city
of Richmond, held August LIST, 1855, the followins
tes luton was adopted
Resolved, That until otherwise ordered BY the
Council OF the city of Richmond all saa and steass
cessets, OF whatever class, coming from or touching
poit shall be subjected to quarantine. at the omar
antine limits for the port Of the city of Richmond
copy-Tests: sffs. -
au2-dlOt THOs LAWSON. C. C.R
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-13

NEW EsTABLIsHMENT.-J0H JoHNsOc
lately Of the American Shaving SaIoop, bay take
between Main and Cary, and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his budness. where all Who dc.
sofore, ever ready TO please his customers 9I9
His superior style Of Hair Cutting ID provsrtiai
ana he sure he can please the most fastidious
will ptnue to manufacture the celebrated hair r
stoiative and tonic, which, with other popular prs.
Paratons and dyes, together with the deliehtfpi
resort of ali who desire 10 he uraitAd nn 4, m H.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16

Mr.. Ralph, from the joiut committee, np-
pointed to wait upon the Governor and retiring
Governor, reported that the committee had
discharged the duty assigned them, and that
the retiring Governor would Immediately COM
municato in writing, and that the Governor
would communicate with tho two Houses at
some future time
The retiring Governors message was then
announced and read.
Mr.. White gave notice that he would ask
leave of the House at future day, to introduce
bill to define the northern boundary Of tho
comfy ofLapeer. f
Aso--A bill TO amend an not entitled an act
to incorporate the Port Huron and Lake
Michigan Railroad Company.
| Averbal message was delivered to the House
| by Mr.. j. F. Conover, Private Secretary to the
Governor, to the effects that If 1t should be tho
pleasure of tho two Houses to meet in Joint
Committee on tomorrow, tho Governor would
then communicate to them in person.
| Mr.. Pliny Power gave notice that he should,
at some future cay, ask leave to introduce a
| bill to prevent the manufacture and sale OF
intoxicating drink.
MIR. Sherman gave notice that lie would at
some future day, introduce bill to amend the
Minnesota Mining Charter, and also an act
| supplementary thereto.
Also-A Dill supplementary 10 inc act 10 Or
ginize Mining, Manufacturing and other Com
panies
Mr.Strang gave notice that at some future
day he would ask leave to introduce bill to
organize the county of Manistee; also, bill
to organize the county of Apena also. bill
to create ar additional judicial circuit
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he would on
some future day ask leave to introduce bill to
define tho limits of the township of Algonquin
aud for other purposes.
Mr.. Hall gave notice that at some future day
he should ask leave to introduce bill TO define
the manner in which the Homestead may be
selected and designated.
Mr.. Mills gave notice that at some future
day he would ask leave to bring in bill to
amend an act Incorporating the Leoni Theologi-
cal Institute.
Mr.. Strang gavo notice tn I on some future
day he would ask leave to introduce a bill to
provide for the construction Of road from Bay
du Noe to Marquette, in tho Upper Peninsula. :.
Adjourned.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
Legislative Proceedings.

LANSING, January 3, 1855.
In SENATE.-The Senate convened i'm the
Senate Chamber, at the Capitol, and were cal
led to order by Hon. George A. Coo, Presi
dent of the Senate.
The roll having been called by Austin Blair
the following named Senators elect answer.
ed 10 the CALL who soverally came forward
and having subscribed the Constitutional oath
Of Office:
LIST district, Buckminister Wight; I'd district
George jerome; Sd district, Nathaniel Ladd
4tb district, Alfred j. Boss; 9th district, Wm
A. Arms; 9th district, Charles Trip; 9TH dis
Wm. H. Pattison; 9Th district, WIN. H. Mont.
gomery: 9th district II. b. Moies, 10th district
Perley Bills; llth dist. Roswell B. Roxford
18th dist Austin Blair: 18th dist. Erastus Hus.
soy; l4th dist. VIM. III. Brockway: 18th dist.
Aonzo Cressy; 10th dist. Louis L. ". Wilson;
10th dist. Charles Upsop; 18th dist. James
Sullivan; 10th dist. r. G. Paine; goth district
Elisha ID. Bassett; 2Ist dist. T.. Lakin Brown:
22d dist. Henry A. Goodyear; 23d dis, Nor
decai l.. Hopkins; oath dist. Aired ID. Ratb-
bone; 25th dist. Jefferson III. Beckwith: 26th
dist. Charles z. Bush; 9th dist John Kinyon
Jr.; 2Sth dist. Reuben Goodrich; Goth district
Henry J. Alvord; 30th dist. Cortez p Hooker:
3Ist dist Omer ID. Conger; 32d dist. ----
Epson.
committee consisting OF Messrs. Wells
and Church, was announced from the House.
who informed the Senate that tho House was
organized and ready to proceed 10 business.
Edwin Perry was appointed Sergeant-at-
arms pro tenn.
The Senate proceeded to tho election of
permanent officers. Tho vote for Secretary
resulted as follows:
For Isaac w. Wildcr--Messrs. Arms. Beck
with, Bills, Blair, Boics. Boss, Drockway Brown.
Conger, Crcssy. Fitch, Foster, Goodrich, Hus-
sey. Jerome. Ladd, Patterson, Rexford, Sull-
van, Tripp, A. J. Upson, Chas. Upson, Wight
Wilson-25.
For Horace s. Roberts.--Messrs. Alvord
Bush, Goodyear, Hooker. Hopkins, Knyon,
Montgomcry.-7.
Whereupon tho President declared that
Isaac w. Wilder was duly elected Secretary.
Ezekiel Webb was elected enrolling clerk.
over Charles J. Fox, and Edwin Perry Ser
geant alarms, over Chester Hayard, by the
samo vote as cast for Secretary.
The President Of the Senate appointed tho
following Messengers:
William s. Alberison, Le Roy Weld, Geo.
Holbrook, Henry G. Clark.
MIR. Blair gave notice that he would al somo
future day ask leave to Introduce bill to es-
tablish General Railroad Law.
Mr.. A'vord gave notice that he would on
some future day ask leave to introduce bill
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
WYNK OOPS
II " HE R ~ fl O. u E
EXTERMINATOR.

Prepared by ROBERT ID. wYNKOOP, New York
Price One Dollar.
THE peculiar operations of this Medicine in these
diseases has undergone long aud long and close obser
vaon in bilious climates and il is believed that il will
never fail IL properly and judciouslv adninistered,
unless other diseases predominant Of different char.
acter 1t will be found efectua in of the nlar-
cement Of the spleen known the Agus Caks) also,
Lico complaints and Jahndice with all those various
notifications which arise from the causes 1t is
highly recommended by physicians, and has been ex-
tensivey used with dstng shed in relieving
many o those who suffering under this scourge of
country. Persons ofweak stomach, and children,
may take il without the least difficulty. II strengthens
the stomach and digestive organs induces appetite
and seldom requires more than bottle TO effect
The quantities OF Qunne and other things
which are swallowed at random, in enormous drughts
of whisky rum &c, is sufficient run the constitution
than the banefu effects of this disease itself. The
safest manner Of MT especially in these dis
ses. is the best.
CERTIFICATES.
We honestly believe that certificates are no, general
ly read but Il has become customary to introduce
them that we have in order satisfy those who rely
such evidence introduced as many GENUINE certih-
Gates space will allow.
The Assistant Surgeon Of the United States Navy. who
resides in the city Of New York. has kindly given
usthe following ofse effects OF this medicine
GErTLEMES-I have used your compound in cases
OF Fever and Aguc and have found il answer the
purpose better Than anything have ever prescribed
In my practice. have used when employed as Assis
tant Surgeon in the United States Navy, different
stations, and wheI have had many forty &c.
~ cases on the sick list az one time and Il has always
proved successful recommend this article from the
certainty Of its effects, and give preference all
other articles in medicine FOR the distressing complaint
Yours. &c- s.,... @. III. .TRAPhAGAN, M. ID.
For sale in lIillsdale by Morr & BRc., and q.
w. Underwood.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16

Wo copy couple of paragraphs from the
London Times, which display the serious Of
feet that the great storm which swept over tho
Black Sea on the 18th of November may pro-
badly have on the result Of the winters cam!
paign:
Of the many and great losses suffered by
the Anglo-French expedition, from some cause
or another the storm on the 18th OF Novembefj
of which we have al length the melancholy de-
tails may almost be regarded as tho worst
The total loss of mon at the various stations
on tho coast of tho Crimea on the disastrous
18th cannot be less than thousand, besides
those that have fallen into the hands OF the
Cossacks. 4,
The loss Of vessels was thirty British and
French wrecked, and half as many dismasted
at Balaklava. and eighteen wrecked or dismss-
ted at tho mouth of the Katchs. Our menof:
wor-thanks to the precauton Of frequently
trying their cables, have come off with no 9TH
er damage than the loss of guns, or of masts.
or of rigging, the twisting of their rudders, or
the springing somo leaks The French have
lost the Henri Nv, a noble threo decker, and
favorite war steamer. Thus far We haze snsi
tanned no loss beyond the ordinary drain Of
war; but tho greatest calamity is that of which
we scarcely now know the full. The Prince,
a magnificent now screw steamer. OF 2, 700 tons,
carried out the other day TO Balaklava the 40th
Regiment, all the winter clothing for tho troops
engaged in the siege, including 10000 great
coats, flannel suits, under clothing, socks and
gloves; beef, pork. and other provisions; hos.
pital stores for Scaiari, and vast quantity of
sho; and she'll to carry on the siege. Thesc
are wholly lost. and nothing romans Of the
Prince but half dozen of her numerous crow.
who managed to get on the cliffs whom shc
was "brokcn to powder against them. The
Resolute, with 900 tons Of gun powder, also
went to the bottom. Thus, Il seems all the
materials for carrying on the siege, and pro-
viding against the severity Of tho winter, have
been carried of at one fell swoop; and. even II
we think TO content ourselves with merely
maintaining our position on the heights before
Seyasiopol, i, is evident that we are not in
condition TO stand our worst foe, the coming
winter.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16

~ A worry singular expose has taken place
between two German groccrs, before Jnstice.
Stuart, and the Fire Mafshal. Ono Is alleged
to have made confession rospec,ing tho set.
ing fire to their own store, and the other and
attempted assassination by shooting his asscci-
ate with pistol while asleep The exposition
presents very curious ate of sfairs. They
are both now in prison.--fN. y Tfersld
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
From Sloan's Garden City.
THE NEWS BOY.
BY MISS OLIVIA O. o'cALLAcHAS.

News of the world-its actions great,
And divers changes in its state
The Bear-Black Eagle-Crescent--War,
And one continued foreign jar;
From Washing ton the last advices,
Panic there-approaching crisis
Senator's negotiations
Always ending in vexatons-
Themes great as these discussed SO free,
Make us always glad to see
THE NEwsBoi
Afric' sons emancipation,
Sandwich Islands annexation,
The expedition to Japan,
Plans to get Cuba-IF WE CAN
Long message from the chair Of State
Latest news of Franklin's fate,-
Wings and Loco's wrangling, jangling-
Logics odds and ends entangling;
High and mighty matters these
Where DO they come from if you pleased
THE NEwsBoY!
The North and South at loggerheads.
How East and West. excitement spreads.
KIND hearted friends Of Abolition
FIoHTINo without intefmission-
Why Pierce, our martial President,
To Greytown, fleets and armies sent
What glorious Urcle Sam hath won,
How doughfaced Douglas bill hath run
Statistics which we love to read
But who supplies us as we need2
THE NEwsBoYl
Struggle comes--electors lying
Telegraph dispatches Aying.-
Editors vituperation.
Seldom graced by moderation
Murders, riots, puns, and pufis,
On stars of fame, to muffs and 1uffs--
Eloquence that scars to heaven,
Scurrility disgracing men,
Such ''items" suitable 10 all
Who kindly leaves them in the hall.
The NEwsBofl
Where we'll find just what we need,
Quickest yet invented speed,
Advertised magic cure all pills,
Which banks are safe, discounted bills,
Change in breadstuffs, sen disasters,
Brokers' specs on vile i" shinpiastUs,"
The Paris fashions Yanks.fed,
New scientific theories tried:
Say, where such matters will we find
Who constant gives the food for mindf
The NEwsBoYl
WHO'S married, who's divorced
I l.. l. Il
Who in death hath fallen asleep
Catastrophies that make us weep -
Fairs. fires, failures swindles, terrcts,
Sprinkling Of typgraphic errors
Exaggerated scenes depicted,
In next issue contradicted
The truth of which we want to know,
But who informs us so and sol
THE NEwsBoYi
My readers synpathies Id move,
And moot the question. also prove
Hon com.s the ners! Exhausiless ire isule,
WHO. TO each. dspenses pleasure.
Who, thro' warm sun. or pierc ing wind,
Never fails thy door 10 find
This toiler hast thou ever scent
THY memorys treacherous. l ween,)
Remember him whose Ice 50 bright,
Doth meet the every morn and night
THE NEwsBoY!
Now, just one gift please ne'er forego.
How blest their lot who car bes fowl
a mite to thee, award. pray,
Merrily send him on lis way.
Behold his joy oh! look and see,
Thoust filed his little heart with glee.
The act, the trifle, he doth prise,
Hear, hear his graceful voice arise;
Thank, thanks, kind patrons. may you live
For many years this boon 10 give
THE NEwsDoY
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
HENRY B. ARMSTRONG.
HARNESS MAKER IL SADDLER.

aapufacturer Of al. kinds Of Harness, Saddles Bri-
es Maftingals, Trunks, Vases, Carpet Bags &c.,
snd dealear in Ladies Satchels, Whips Flynetts
puaalo Robes, Hair Mattresses Harness Sole and Up
4 ar Leather. Also--iiides, Sheep Pets, Furs, Dee,
kins One door North Mitchelps Store. 1869
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
Quarrel between Prince George Of Cambridge and
Lord Raglan.

The following 10 from the Daily Wetcs cor
respondent at the Crimea: Long before this
letter reaches you, will know much more than
we do of wba. is here generally spoken of as
the row of the Duko Of Cambridge" His
Royal Highness is now on board ship, bound
for Constantinople, and as some say for Eng
land. 1t is asserted that he quarrelled with
the Commander-in.chief,i in consequence of the
battle of the 5th. The Duke resented the
manner in which tho Guards were cut uY; and
it is asserted that he said some very smart
words to Lord Ragltn about the manner in
which the Guards and Second Division were
left exposed to the assault Of the Russian at
my. What Lord Raglan replied is not known,
but the end of it was(thus il is whispered in the
camp) that the Duke went off in high dudgeon,
intending TO proceed TO England and tell them
all "about Lord Raglan and the Army" Az
for the position in which the Russians attacked
the Commander-in-c n-chief has already confessed
his fault, and made amende honorable in the
face of the whole army. On the very next
morning after the battle in obedience to orders
received from headquarters, the engineers
commenced fortifying the position, and this af-
tcrnoon the number of the redoubts thrown
up by them was mounted with two SO FOUNDERS,
two 22 FOUNDERS, and foar inch long guns
No eulogy in general orders could bo moro
satisfactory, and, lot mo add, more hohorabl0
to Lord r, CLAN, and this ready and practical
acknowledgment of one of the most fatal er-
rors which it is in the power of commanders
in-chief to commit. :.
The correspondent of the Morning Post.
writing on the 18th from before Sevastopol,
says: "The Duke of Cambridge has g3he on
board ship. Throughout the battle of Inket-
man he distinguished himself for his coolness
and his galantry; he was slightly wounded.
and his cloak tattered by bullets, but when oil
was over the severe loss felt by his brigade was
too much for him, his spirit sank, and he fclt
it necessary to leave the scene of slaughter for
time. True elk Russians fell to every
Guardsman. but still our loss was quite heavy
enough to deeply grievo the Duke. and make
a retreat to quiet necessary. ! should not be
surpassed if he were to winter in England, and
come out again in the spring.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-01-16
F.. J. CADWELES
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.

NTR. CALDWELL respectfully informs the citizens
WI Hudson and vicinity that he has all the latest
| pro, ements for taking Likenesses.
tTRooms over Turner & Rude's Store, Hudson.M nj.
Hudson, Jan. Is. 1854. ly38l