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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27
LOsT OR STOLEN.

ESTRAYED OR STOLEN from the
IL subscribers residence the Mitchell Spring
road, near Richmond, "a large and valuable black
spotted sow, lear marks, if any, not remembered J
She was bought st Mr.. Carter Lees sale ia Nsvcm-
Der last aud may have gone in the direction of his
late residence the Brook turnpike. A liberal
reward will be paid for her recovery any infor,na-
ton that shall lead to the detection OF the thief
she W an stolen.
fe 27-St w, L. COWARDIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-Losto or
a stolen, on last Thursday evening, DIAMOND
BREASTPIN, Get in gold containing six or seven
diamonds. 1t wss lost between Wall street and IN,
residence. The finder will receive the above rewsid
by leaving said pin at this office, D. Bridge
ford Cos. The pin has small gold chain attach.
ing plain goi pin, &c
fe 26-ts J. 8. B. TINSLEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

s9C STkAYED OR SiOLEN-OD
Friday light last, q black N EWFOUNE-
LAND PUPPY. He had leather collar on, with a
heavy trace chain attached. A liberal ard will
be paid Ii left at this Office. fe 27-2.A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

SpECIAL NOTIcE~-The solo Of the vAlua.
BIZ. Library, 10 the stoss No g. under Exsbsaee He
tel. eommeDces 1t = n'cacct this afternoon. feN
DYspxrtiA. the most annoying snd losth-
some an C Jon known 70 society, een nsvsf With
.tand the Assaults Of BAKEa's PRKMIun BTTrEHs,
for they lay hold upon the liver, stir ~ the bile,
quicken the blood. stfessthsn the ssomsch. add to
tn. rss.re jaisss and invisorsts the mind % pow
GRIZZLY that complete revelation u effected In the
entire inner man. and oil Impurities ct once ex.
PEELED. Those who suffer should use these Bittsfs,
an dset relief
~ Price so cents per bottle.
To be had wholesale aud retail Of Mesus. PuR-
CELL LADD Co., and Druggists everywhere.
f. n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

EyOR EALE.-The owner wishcs TO sea
Il ass1ons. healthy old woAAN, Just tsem ,s cod
Washsr aud lsousr aud IL offered for sale ns ~
fault bargain eau be had Il application J. ~
imme diately at the efce. te1.----.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

A CARD.--G. ID. WOOTTON, wishes
IA employment in selling goods In " hessss's ~ y
retail house, OF In writing Of any kisS. olS sas
Offce. 10 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

TONQUA BEANS, &o.--1400 lbs old,
l. rich and blcck Tonqus Beans; Mas and Sset
Lcorlcs of superior quality, In store ard for .ss e~
TO close by SAMUEL AYREs.
fe T-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

I'LL RSHL6. prime CLOVER StEu.
lrss ss e Pc NOV gSo NOZZLE oi CO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

The outraged Hungarian, after commenting
upon the manner in which Mr.. Pierce nigh,
have acquitted himself and the disappoint
ment ne had occasioned to the world, inclu-
ding himself, concludes with this bitter Ian
guage:
"A Wbig Government s hostile to our aspirations:
better in foreign policy; and the YOUNG america an
Government has proved worse than both. Nav, II
asprovcd perfect failure! failure failure and
the people, conienfed with having cast vote in the
election, and absorbed 10 domestic party rontens
TONS made not the slightest exerton to bear ils 40
vereigu will on the policy of the Goverpnen, =
Where should. then, any Democrat here In En-
rope, have found an Involvement for any public In
tercourse with your barren political Sahara
This last sentence is really the most graft
flying that we have had from Kossuth since
he left his exile in Kutabya.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-27

4 VERY superior lot Of Hams, shoui-
n dsss and Jokes just received for sale ~ 70 s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
VOL. 4...NO. "a.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
A Ray OF Light Amid Darkness
"'rhc evil men do lives after them
Tho uood In off with THAR honaa


This has been fully exemplifed in the case Of
THOMAS PAINE, for whom even the soft voice of
charity has rarely been raised. GRANT THOR
BURN, the well-known octogenaria Of New York
who was intimate with Mr.. PAINE, adduces the
following incident in the eventful career Of that
extraordinary man:
Mr.. PAINE went to France and was chosen a
member of the first Convention. For time he
helped Robesperre to establish the freedom Of
the press, the liberty of speech and the rights Of
conscience by means Of the giotine. Robes
pcrre quarreed with Mr.. Paine; he was marked
tor tho gllotine and escaped by miracle. Mr..
Jefferson sent frigatc to bring home Mr.. Paine
from the hands of his enemies. He arrived in
the spring of 1902. spoke with him in the City
Hotel u few hours after his arrival lie found
letters urging him on to Washington.
"Mr. Paine was pan of strong,mind, and hav-
ing seen tho cutters of Paris flooded with blood,
his company was very interesting when not un-
der the inilpenco of brandy. lie told me that
when Louis XIV was condemned by the Conven-
ton to suffer death each member on voting, was
requested to state his reasons. When it came
10 Mr.. Paine he voted against the death. Il
think, gentlemen said Mr. Paine, I'VE are not
making war on the person Of the King rs a man,
are oontendng for principle. Unfortunately
for Louis, he was born King he could not help
it, Let us banish him to America there he can
lo no harm. Let US spare his life and give him
u sum of money to live on ] think this is the
bright spot in Paines history"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
NyIWa..NIA DlsTWumuTION En,crpri-c.-

~lUnuO IN KENL ESINTE--IWUW IN NTUCk NC
hf distrbaiod ht PooploTho undersigned having
determined the West takes this method M the
expeditions dispose ofhis VALUABLE ESTATE In
Liberty The property possesses
peor advantages being situated immediately on the Va n
Tenn Railroad In the most haihy and fertile portion of
Virginia value known To all who have
yollod the Road aud to the public generally,
The distribution will he made under the snpoinendcnce of
three all the shares
taken
The Real Estate consists of that we'll known Tavern stand
the HOPKINS iD S aud four other Houses aud Lots In the
town iihorty, FOUR FARMS. containing one hundred
each adjoining the corporation andnr eac side OF
the Railroad number of hno Horses Cattle Furniture Ar &c
Those wishing purchase shares In this enterprise can for
ward the money VIM II Mosby, Mai Wm, W. Leftwicl,
i.ynchhurg Edwin H. Page, Esq, Cempbel q. H. g II.
Luck, Rirhmondi
JESSE 7. HOPKINS, Liberty, Va
~ shares only A. 90 Tickets scut by return mail on
iN n.ta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
NEW GmoCEmX. CoMMIss,oN 4 rom.

~ WARplNH nol SE-1hc subscribers have leased, for
a term of years from Mi & IL Lynch his Fire Proof
Bndng lately erected IN this city directly opposite tho depot
of V & 7 Il II aud Immediately hetwecn the Railroad
Canal for the purpose of carrying general GnoCfny
toMMlssloN AND FORWARDING Hus1NEss, under the style
aud firm uf BLACK 4 PETINJollN We offer 10
friends md The public generally, aud well selected
stock Of Groceres Liquors &c, in exchange for cash
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing
\ good supply Of Lime Plaster aud Cement kept hand
which Will hr Sold low any nthor house in the city
All goods consigned To VIII he forwarded with dis
patch, and particular attention paid 10 the order of them
We oher enr fes as agents for the sale ef Wheat Flour
Tobacco Corn, bas, &c, @e Charges reasonable and
pains spared to rcar satisfaction Account Of sales rendered
as soou rs made \. J. BLACK,
A HE1INIDIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

A LuNATIo Doctor SETTING A BROKEN ARM
Recently, while one of the patients of the State
Lunatc Asylum, who was formerly docter was
taking his accustomed stroll for air and exercise
he was attracted to house not far from the Asy
lam by the cries of young girl, who, in climb
ing over a fence, had fallen and broken her arm
On entering the door he ascertaned that the poor
decrepid bed d-rilden mother and the unfortunate
girl whose labor the only support Of the
two, were the only occupants boy had been
sent for and was then absent in quest of a physi-
clan surgeon. The doctor could not witness
the young girls distress, SO he instantly went to
work and set and spntered the broken limb
The old lady. with tears of joy and gratitude, ex-
claimed, doctor. what's to pay!" sOh! noth-
ing" he replied, IL am amply paid in the salts
faction this opportunity has afforded me to re-
lieve your daughters Distress Thank you
dear DOCTOR and God bless you. But when the
doctor have sent for arrives.who shall we say
set the arm-what name and residence, doctor1',
'Tell him." said the doctor, ''that patient from
the New York State Lunatic Asylum did it,
Utica Telegraph. N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

AN IRIsH WARDRoBE-At an auction sale in
a country town. Il trunk put up when one Of
party of Irish laborers observed to compan-
ion:
"Pat, think you should buy that trunk"
"An' what should do with it :" replied Pat,
with some degree of astonshment.
"Put your clothes in it, was the advisers re.
ply
Pat gnzed upon him with look of surprise, and
them with that laconic eloqucnce which is pecu-
liar to son of the Emerald Isle, exclaimed
''an' go ndked?"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

1 RE fOg SICK t-rhcn you can't be cured too
"A soon Don't delay until your complaint is ncnrahe and
Then mourn when it is too late Fourfths of all the diseases
which people the church yards might be cured by Ayers
darc Pills if taken in season Don't dragging through
Spring faint, sleepy and scss because your blood is
alad with bile Don't the headache Heartburn, and
he kindred disorders, because your stomach is foul Don't
Fade yourself around the wori covered with PimpleS
che Ulcers Sores and all of the uncean diseases
the skin, because your system wants cleansing Don't
snow yourself about lean haggard all caved n because your
aach and Bowels need strengthening into healthy action
ayers Pills set these things right surely water quenches
@ They purify the body and blood and restore their func
% nt0 healthy activity which feel quick as they
are taken They the great medical wonder OF this
& recognized by all who know their virtues and many thou
anu know them Take the Cherry Pct0Tai for Cough and
rus Tor all arrangements requiring purgatiVe medicine
Prepared by DIR. j. G AVER Practical Chemist Lowell
'> and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
r1ngh this section sep s2m.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

UNsopHIsTIcATEp. A traveller in Cincinnati
gave his valise to little boy to carry. ..As my
little friend" he writes. twas walking in advance
I noticed something white sticking outA MY
son. said l. tuck in your handkerchief. and tell
lne yoar name With great modesty, he replied
1T amt handkerchief and on reflection, hard
ly think it was"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
IAnEs woopuoV.ENCo.. ,ss n.,.

UNWES WOOUIIOI SE \ 20, 1SV NnDin 81,
- RICHMOND VA, wholesale and retail dealers In BOOKS
STATIONERY, PlANo-FoR1ES, MUSIC AND FANCY
ARTICLES have for sale all the School Books Law
Medical Theological aud Miscellaneous Books; Hank Books
Of every descriptions Letter aud Writing Paper Ink
of all kinds in use; Globes; New Music Drawing Materials
and Books on Drawing and Painting Copying Presses; Matho
matical Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Niolns
Guitars Flutes Aceordeons and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs; Pen and Pocket Knives Diamond pointed
Gold Pens Surveyors CompaSses Chains Books
aud Fancy Articles for presents.
PlANo-FoRfES-rhcr supply Of Piano Fortes Is from
the established and well known manufactures of A. Stoda
Co. J. B Durham and Jonas Chckering whose Instru-
ments can be relied for beauty durability
and elegance of finish.
The subscribers have participated in the sale OF upwards
thousand of these Piano torcS of the
spectacle aud well known families Virginia
lima They warranted superior In all respects and of
iorcd at the Manufacturers lowest prices.
q Books bound and Blank Books of all kinds manufac.
tured TO order.
~ Orders by letter faithfully and promptly attended to-
In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
COMBS. rANs, AND EaNcY GOODs.---wi

LIAM TASKER 10 Park Place New ork invites tne Il,
tentlon of and Western Merchants TO ms ne" soc
cules Perumery Soaps jet ana l]eaa rae
lets poeko, Books Buttons Pins and Needles HOOKS
and Fve Watch Guards Wax Coral and Glass Beads Neck
laces Sc Rubber Combs Canes Balls ana Toys 2l
every drscrtion Scissors Razors and Cutlery Gold and Git
oyery Accordeons Nous, including general and very
large stock of English French and German faney "oods
which will he the very lowest prices for cash or a
proved paper. -, 49, - a., hos =, ,nror
"a WILLIAM TASkER,
TO- Park Place, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

j Tho subscriber has the most desirable WATER row
t In Craig with about 700 Acres of NOUN
TAIN LAND which there large deposites of Iron Ore
lwsh Boomers 10 make bar Iron from the Ore
will sell Of the said land fr vi 900 aud Will add the
with the from the purchaser at the efee
ton of suitable buildings for said purpose which won cost
about 1000 number of acquaintance VIII take
stock enterprise either In shares Of 800 and upwards
which will be applied to the erection of the said machinery
Iron selling by retail IN this county Mt cents and the
forge IL 60 miles.
Bcnp well satisfied that the Investment VIII be nrofnbe
earnestly solicit the aid and connection of some trends to ena
BILE me to prosecute the work
Iwi give detailed account to who feel
disposed TO engage In the enterprise
Addross-NEW CASTLE, trnig County, Va
nup n ,ta CLIFTON q HILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
nANVIGIE STAGE LINE

aDNEw ARRANGnMENT--iiaving pnr' S&aT81
chased the entire line of Stages, from Lynch
burg Danyile from Porter FlaRg Co. we would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South ny well as those
stopping intermediate places the line 10 try We viii
make comfortable good teams and
drivers upon this road Leaving Lypchburg Sun
days Tuesdays and ThuraSa aud arriving In Danyie same
day Leaving Danvilo Mondays Wednesdays aud Fridays
and arriving NJ .ynehhurg same day.
~ STAGE oFfICE-At the Noryel House
fcb Let's WM IL TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31


u NY-THE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF Nlt-
GINA PRINClrAt Offlcf, ,tHARIotrtsNltIt, VA Char.
tered Capital SiOaOO0. Present Cash Upial Sl"0oO0
Fire Insurance In country Insurance on the ves OF
Free persons slaves nnd MARINE INSURANCE may be
effected on tho most reasonable terms with this Company
10 All losses promptly and satisfactorily arranged
Chas W Christian, agent at Lynchburg
II II Murrol NJ ID, Medical Examiner
wM r EARLY Pros JNO WOOD Jr. Socty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

~ ~ TT UHHfr~ikhCd hOVINN -OIT thcbr
STOCK "i floods closing up their business request
M fos having chins against them present them
mont and all persons indebted the concern are requested To-
come forward aud settle their accounts
We VIII sell privately upon liberal the large ToRAC
70 FACTORY aud FINfl RES occupied by II g. y
Ferguson Co.. alsa, LOT lying the Canal ni
loung Capt H. II Stntcns Lumber House fronting
Jefferson street also the DWELLING HOUSE occupied
by I. l. Tmlcy
Either OF the parties will show above property To nor
sons wishing purchase
or TAyIDR JINsIEy 4 ro
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

u SION MERCHANTS, SAN fRANolsoo OAin-.ot ~
ND 70 aJES OF TOBACCO and consgnments direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited ~
pETFPFNCES-A & \. Lawrence Co, Boston: Allen
G p,xsnn New York; Courtney Gushing, baltimore
Davenport Allen & co, Edmond Davenport Co. iudal
4 W otson James f. Heath. late auditor and CfenShaW
20 Richmond McCorkc n Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt q lr'S-
ton r G S Ferguson Co. and Miller crenshaw Iyheh
burg 80, ,..a,, 20 49, borso In Now
York our resident partner in that city wi give ms pe
aion 10 the receiving transhppng aud securing the o"
est rates of freight free of commlssion) on all goods cosgh
ed +, our san Francisco House. , . :, r,.,
,ssr. Edmond Davenport Co, will act for us al Rich
''9 2Seodly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
Personal

The Patterson IN. J.) Guardian learns that
the private agent of Santa Anna was in that place
last week looking for suitable residence for the
Mexican
The story that tho of Bishop Doane has
gone to Romo to qualify himself for 'holy or
rs,"-in the Papal Church, cannot be correct,
for everybody knows, that married man is
not competent to tho Office Of priest, in that
Church, without special dispensation from tho
Pope. Ii may be to obtain that dspensaton,
however that Mr.. Doane visits the ii. +.
Rev. Charles Lawrence has come out praoti-
cally for tho moustache and beard movement.
Tennysons new poem is thus briefly and
comprchensivey" oritcised:---
"Dismay dull and dolefufy dawdlin'
Tonnyson's Maud should be Tennyson's Maud
lin"
A wedding recently came off in Memphis Tenn.
which was the ninth occasion on which the bride
had been made happy by matrimony.
In very general notice of Sydney Smith in
the Household Words, Dickens speaks of the
loaves and fishes of Office, as "piscne and cereal
repasts."
Miss Harriet Mnrtineau has just completed her
autobiography,
The Kingston (Tcnn.) Eagle hosts the name
of Stephen "A. Douglas for PRESIDENT and A. U.
Nicholson for Vice President.
Lieut.. Pegram whose name is given among
the wounded in tho conflict with the Chinese p-
rates u resident of Norfolk Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
TERMS.

y1gd1NIAN is pubhed daily at 90, and trweekly at
on Of the until ~ be a hs sf
T. paid ,,>,.ru 49,, ins,r,.A Ga, "a .a,,,, = - .
ines less ordered inner form weekly and then so cts
MI be charged for each Insertion. II the number q
su not marked the MS it will be publs shed till or
redoa' 'p THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one s'aals' do do 80
eT lN o s,uare seni-weekly go
Fer Vn do do $40
o intended for both papers subject to special
Rnact avertisers Will be limited to their immai;.t I'm
aJ ,he advertisements charged transient rates.
e. IN new advertisements appear in the daily and semi
etly papers. o.,ces which exceca si,ht limos
~. obituary Notices "' ''s' LINUS are charged
A0iLr the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

ASG. sth, fs11.-Just received, by express second
~ supply Of those evn Plush Velvet Nosngs aso quilted
SILK These Goods will bc found ready made, preferred
made upto order in the most elegant manner the Clothing
House OF GLASS q RAINE j DiXoN Aren't
nqn
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i9dts TAYLOR. TINsLry 4 co


row highly pertumod, prepared by ourselves aud neatly
put up IN glass ais Lnhns celebrated Pummadcs piNors
biuo fo Pommade Cleavers Clarified Marrow and Bears
Hfease iays Ircophcrpus Lyons Kathairon, rhalons
NRof"or Woods Restorative and nearly all the popular
preparations for the estnraon growth and beauty of the hair
for snchy STRDT1IER WHITEHEAD
or liis Druggists, Bank Square;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

- EAD Tlnus.-rhe undersigned having made arrange
III menis with the pntontccs, H. a W. y. fonguc 10
their Patent H. hydraulic Cement Piping Ia the
the blue Ridge Va ulUr their services o the
public Jobs of Piping In said counties They
cheapest durable Pipes offered to the public
with age strength and
cool and perfectly pure distance All contracts
warranted.
Address DENTON y DIIiMAN,
IynohhurR, Va,
or the patcnteos Saunders Store = o. Rockbrdgc, VA
all persons from infringing the aboya named
Patent. dated November 25th, lhhJ
30 J. II a. w, Y POAGUE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

These Cloths made Beoay Sons celebrated estab
lshmen in France expressly for sales We invite the at
tention of friends the public examination of these
Cloths They will be made order at short notice and ON
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31
A LuNATIC Doctor SETTING A BROKEN A

The Priest said he did not know of any.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

A KISS IN FEE.-A young German girl was
acquitted on charge of larceny, yesterday, in
the Court of Quarter Sessions. Upon the ver-
diet of acquttal being rendered by the jury, she
manifested her joy and her gratitude in Il manner
wheh very much astonished her counsel, the
Court and tho bar. With tears Of joyful happi-
ness bursting from her sparkling eyes, she em-
braeed her counsel and imprinted upon his glow
ing cheek kiss which resounded throughout the
Court room, like the melody of sweet music. Her
counsel n young gentleman of fine personal ap-
pearnncc, though taken by surprise, received
this tender acknowledgement of his valuable SER
vices from his fair client as legal tender The
girl left the scene of her trial and her triumph,
unconscious of the gaze and the smiles of crow
ded Court room, and only grateful to her counsel
for her deliveranoe from charge which had
threatened but moment before, like dark
cloud, to burst upon her head and darken her fu-
ture life with the perpetual baekness of despair
and degredation.-PhH ledger Wednesday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-31

The aboye rates are via Ohio River A slight advance Is
charged if sent all the way by Railroad No Storage charged
on t;0ods sfnt through Tine tonsign to
" BRIDGFoRp & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES IL RCHMoSp.-sterns Brummel linsley,
Tarv & Co Selden Miller j. II. Claiborne, D. w Wright
& Co Chas f Wortham & Coo Shields \ Sommeryihe ana
y y I,.,,1s ~, narornort & "a june 25ts,
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Sns1A REV ARp.-
,,,,,,,,YIu,: AC.DEuY an FINE Arts.

-ATTRACTION EXTRAoRDlNARY-Palh hNi
INRPorypES hy j. KEAGl, only, successor 10 I, I, l.
s at is old stand door TO the Virginia bahk nam
street-confessody the highest achievement OF tne oo
grnic art These beautiful pictures, on glis1 e' nav IA
fY months almost entirely annhilated the od style tsIe
rco vur naocess being infinitely superior IN every res@
First they be seen in my light ne az mia,
rsCd ~ in the Dagucrreotypc. They are more Orianl
[ IN tome and more elegant in finish the eyes more per
rth the time required by the old process
a1 stlv thew win for ages They are % e
m mates of glass which sealing secured py iete
- IN b -nited States and Europe, and owned IN iShch
'r b Knary oag This sealing renders them nerylousto
air " water or any other agent when destroys 'n'
type. -, -. ,octfnllv invited to call and ex-
anime specimens ,.-. ,,.....,e ar5 rendered i'm
perishable -. o,a 40 rigbt 10 mako Ambro.
tvnp- in Virginia, reasonable terms ,, ,,ao, of
Every Fa'lt.l ~. ~ -" taT1 lsep 21dts