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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

0FYesterday morning Mr.. Strnson was
worse, and there were but small hopes of his
recovery 1t was reported yesterday that two
of our citizens who went to Carmi, H., after
Ross, found him there, but the citizens refused
to give him up We hope there NAV be some
mistake in this. As there is now almost a
certainty that the victim will not survive his
:. wound, let it be recollected there were Access
series to this dark deed, and that beyond ques-
ton the man who struck the blow was assist
ed to escape by Sheriff Gavtt and Marshal
Evans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

APPRECIATING HIS MEANNEss.-A friend
writes to US from Owensville as follows: "Jim
Lockhart has himself publicly advertised here
to address the inhabitants of Wabash town.
ship, adjoining this township, on Thursday
next 1t contains about f0rty-fve voters
The Democrats here dare not deny that he is
taking a mean advantage of his opponent by
pursuing this course. l hope to God the peo-
pie will rebuke him for this if for no other oil
his numerous acts of political meanness He
shows he has fears of being driven to the wall,
and must clay his traps" before meeting his
opponent"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

MORE BooKs-The Evansville Library As
ISOLATION has just received another addition of
about thousand or fifteen hundred volumes
to their collection. They will all be numbered
and arranged on the shelves in day or so The
Librarian desires that those having books out,
belonging to the library will return them, that
the new lot may be properly numbered and
arranged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04
REAL ESTATE SALES
EBY JOHN ENGLE, JR.
RESlDEA CE& AND BUSINESS H L SE$ AT
Public Auction

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next
a 4 o'clock P Il the Auction Rooms Of " OOLSE Ely
"A NELSON. Will sell the following chO property
o.
hre story House. First Main
present oceupsed Evansvill Post Once
lately built IN geOd repair aud excellent busn
stand. renting Tor than % per and
ceiling The Lot 20 y 20 feet and building 20 by SO
feet.
ALsoThe Frame House and fine lot Second street ad
oniDg the residence Judge Lockhat: he lot so eet front
ing and lO tet deep alley. The hOus-
has The neghbe hood excellent and only
walk of business. The let alone
worth than house and lot will sell
ALSo-rhe Frame 11d Lot First dining
residence built by CAsselberry the
house present. aecnpe4 bv John p Crisp Esq aud
able the lot Sl front First ny
feet deep alley in the best If hoods and
than three squares rom the heart Of business.
AESO-lha fine Frame House and Lot lately occupied by
Jcab Born Division above SEVENTH this is the
finest edence itss hut in Evansville well
painted papreJ ceilings y feet high. handsome fence
and all completes the neghborhood is
is very coed aHd improving fast.
All this properly will he sold low Terms for all except
the Born House:0ne third cash: ethird six and
th dat twelve months he Born bOuseone third ca h:
third at nd onethird at two I. all
with interest and waving relief laws and secured by
mortgage the premises pseOunto ten for cash
ivr0-tds TnHN INGLE JR.
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WATERFALL, uly 80.

w III AEI1AhLI ooA3 W.
The steamer John Jay, on Lake George,
was destroyed by tire, near Garfield, yester-
day afternoon A number of the passengers
and crew persisted.
The following bodies have been recovered
Mrs. Belknap, of New York city; Miss
Renshaw, of New Orleans Mr.. Metcalt, of
Miss Z. A. Fleet, Of Brooklyn; five IN all.
The following passengers were saved:
George Bell and lady, Miss NJ. P. Bell, S.
T. Roberts, and Miss Mary Roberts ali Of
New York; WIN e. Angel and lady, Provi-
dence; c. A harrington and lady, Snrews-
bury. Mass; J. i Palmet.r, Gienns Fails, n.
Y; Mss Paimeter, do +. j. Arthur and
daughter. New York; IhomaS W. Adams and
lady, Newark, n j.; j. a. White and wife,
New Orleans; Aaron d. Weld and wife. West
Roxbury; j s Crafts, q. f. Young, Mrs. w.
f. erbing, Mrs. ". II. Harding, Miss .ieien
w. Blaqchard-aIl of BostoR; MISS A. H..
Weld, Miss Alice Weld, X. Il. " eld--ail three
OF West Roxbury; j. b. Sheffield AND Two
daughters, New rIayen, Conn; Samuel Fleet,
Robert Spier, ,Jr., Laura A. Spler, Samuel +.
Spler--all Of Brooklyn; ID. NJ. BaLcock an.i
lady, j g. .babcOck and lady, OF \ y; Nv
X. De Garno, Fort MI,ler; A. ". GroWell and
lady, n. Y; ALERT Van Wlnkle anu sister,
n. Y Geonge dicks, Brooklyn; Jas ". AlnS,
do j. Pntchard and lady, Miss Z. Goif, 5. =.
Thwing and son, of Boston; Miss Ella Kent
Roxbury; Thomas 'Belknap, Mary Belknap
Miss Z. L. Metcaf NJ v Metcalf, of New
York; J. H. Braggs, Miss Todd, OF Harms
burg; Miss Susan E. Spangler, York, Pa,
James Potter. Glenns Falls; dugh Hamilton
Fort Edward; j. P Phoenix, wife and three
daughters, and che captain and crew were al
saved.
ALBANY, July 80.
Miss Sherman, sister of Josiah j. Sherman
of this city, is one Of the killed on the steame
John Jay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

ELECTION Greeley, Of the
New York Tribune, says that 10000 votes
thrown away on Fillmore in Indiana will give
the State to Buchanan. IF this be true did
ever men perpetrate a greater act of folly than
the leaders of the Republican party did, when
they refused to unite with the American party
upon a common electoral ticket, by which
they would have secured the advantage of
those 10000 votes?-[N 4 Trib.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

o. Governor Joe Wright, than whom
there is not more deceitfu hypocrite .Orbra-
zen political scoundrel in the Unina. not con-
tent with retiring to frivate life with the honor
81 having filed the Executive chair of the
..s-.eat State OF Indiana, is now playing his
cards SOFAS, tosenable him to misrepresent her
5in the u. s. Senate. The last legislature hav-
ing tailed to make AZ aIperiionment law, ms
duty would have been to call an extra session,
aud give itpn opportunity Ito attempt, at 4east)
to uasS such a law But that would not serve
his political endS-tne Legislature would PROB
; ABLY have passed Jaw that would give the
people a far representation IN the Legislature,
and he knew very well that he would never
get into the Senate by the choice of the peo-
pie So he goes to work and apportions the
State himself, and issues his proclamation
publishing his intamy. This was done with
out any shadow Of constitutional right, n il
is an act unprecedented IN State government
And such an apportionment 1t IS. showing as
plainly the reScaity OF Its author as II lt'wer'
declared in so many words Some ot th'
counties that are entitled to two representa-
tiveS, Joe only allows one, because they wouh
n all probability elect men would who oppoS
:. his election; and TO other count eS hataFe onl,
entitled TO one representative, he has Slvel
two, and they would probably elect Buccaneer
to the Legislature.
But this bold usurpation however smar
Joseph thinks it is, or however delighted h
may be at the prospect of carrying out his IN
famous scheme, cannot and will not be sus
tanned. The people Of Indiana have enough
Of Joe Wright, and they do not think enough
q. of him to respect laws of his own tnkering
They will not pay any attention to the law
:; aad if by the compliance of few of his part,
friends, he should succeed in carrying tn
., election, his seat in the Senate will be contest
ed; slow paced justice will overtake him ther
and he will be kicked out in disgrace like Ne
aechudnezzar, to herd with the Brookses an
the Herberts, and to learn by bitter experienc
that ehonesty is the best policy" after all.
[LawrencchEg Standard.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

61FThe Julia Dean is a neat and fast run
ming stern-wheeler, and has during the low
water been running in the Evansville and
Cairo trade. Her officers are experienced and
accommodating, and we hope will receive all
the patronage Evansville can give the gallant
little steamer when she comes out again. She
is now laid up here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04
Adjustments FOR JUDGE MORTON

Jadee sorton Peoples candidate for Governor, viii
sp AZ 50 he f'iIosng times AM places Lettae whoi,
people tirn out and hear him:
Deip L. july 81 1T p
Dayton, a uyJs 1st, at p.
k"ekNilie. August Cd at I P.
Hreenclstic, August Attn at ! =. NJ.
Bedford, August 5th, IL p
Salem. ugusJ 9th. at ?.
Bloomington, August 7th, al 4 P. NJ,
Cordyon August -, ri ! p NJ
'herveL%r ersi.. eG3t IA AZ r. NJ.
hon e. Argus. 10, o. j r.. u.
Roc" c"rt. August II RT.
Bonneville Angus. 40 at Pm.
NJ. Vernon, August o. at p.
Evansville, August -, at ] NJ.
Princeton, August %, at ! p. NJ.
Petersburg, August . at p. NJ.
Washington, August 20, at ?, NJ.
Dover Hull. Auzust21, at Z. NJ.
PaOh, Angus %, at P N.
spencer wen Coz August 90, al 1P.M.
bloomfield, August 3D. at M.
sullivan, September at p. NJ.
Bowling Green, sept. 9. at p.
Terre llauto sept. }. ut p. NJ.
Seymour, Sept. 5, at l O'Clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04
PEOPLES MASS MEETING

Mass meetings of the People opposed to present
administration and its es nuan, under James Blu han.
an, will hstj at the following times and places.
Is~dortou aud others Will address the public.
sGorydon August 18th
Princeton, August ed
ere GaGte * ptrmher Sd.
seq bioar, September 9Th
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

FNHE richest and varied stock spring summer
dry goods ready for inspection Rosers
the of Main and First street We pee-
fully invite the ladies of Evansville vicinity
aea before purchasing elsewhere still our
old motto sell chea and sell heap
Ournew style Mantillas. silk nnets French
and Swiss embroideres d trimmings hid
gloves, paraOls shawls, brants LANES barexes
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and children
also eottouades Drngs Nestngs and Coatsngs
mems wear and in fact article line has
In point OF style and quality all goods have pur
chased at New York. from of the
therefore enabled complete with any house
any Western city.
Agsn give call and will-sell goods
t0nishing low prices. aV15 ROSER BRO 4 FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

o. We understand that the trial Of the
Salem women engaged in mobbing the grog
Shops OF that place took place IN the common
pleas court last week. Most Of them were
fined while others not able to pay the fines
were permitted to depart with an almonition
to go and never be guilty of such unladylike
conduct again ~ A. Ledger
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04
Destruction of White River Bridge.

The splendid bridge just being erected across
White River, at Maysville, on the Eastern
Division of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
was destroyed by hurricane OF wind last
Thursday afternoon the 31st ut. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. The work of erect
ing the bridge again will at once b. COM
menced.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04
Death of TT. Fox alden, ESQ,

PITTSBURGH. Aug. l.
t. j. Fox Alden, an old and eminent law
yer of this city, and author of several legal
works, died this morning.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. l.
River seventeen inches by the metal mark
and falling. Weather warm
CON ESsIONAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

C6~5-Mr. Buchanan's electioneerers are vast
ing their time. Even if they were to elect
their man, he would never half pay them Cor
their time. He thinks mems services are not
worth more than ten cents day Lou Jour-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-04

01T The telegraph wire running across
the river just above this city on the Hender-
son line, was melted by the lightning last Fri
day afternoon. This is the second time this
accident has occurred.
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AT AISiTItaN-

n Al VI To
ENG about leave the state Indiana and wishing
D administer upon my AMI up same
hefor leave. will Monday the 25th day Augu
ID. 1856 sell public auction residence Third
opposite thu eImar Catholic Church. all household and
kitchen furniture of Carpets.
di-g Chairs Sc; also fine Piano Forte
Oil Painting; so Toe fine Carriages and Bugges
all horses hands at the time Of sale.
credit OF four will he given all $40
taking otes with approved security.
have also vauahe real tor sale cheap and goSd
terms. All indebted whom indebted,
requested call and settle before the day ale.
e23- ts4 $. KAHN.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


New ORLEANS, Aug. 1. s.
Cotton unchanged, sales for the week $4,000
bales Coffee 1034 ole for prime sales for
the week 1900 bags. Baggaging quiet at 81.
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CHEAP- II THAN EVER!
NY To II 10 Y

NTTE have received and have e1n=anty hand.
80 large and we'll selected stock of Jewery
comprising all qualities aud sl which will be sold at East
g prices.
ALsoA good stock of fine Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open face Watches including few Railroad Tmekeepcrs
all warranted and atow 6eur,s We also keep the large
sortment Of Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. B. Beers
dDe Gold Pens. n he citv.
Silver Ware. Porte Monies, Acoordeons eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always haI and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manuaetu
rer and Impo tiers ale to nera coon AETICLF
extremely low price. BITTR0LFF & SONS.
JelS Main street. betw First and second
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KENTUCKY ELECTION. = Our neighbors
across the river hold their State election to
day. Four other States do the same
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as = VAIL PAPERs-UPHoLsTERY WOE

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
eSCHMIDT STARK have just received their establish
- mention First street larg Wall Papers
from common ities to the finest gilded
thing of the beautiful desert ption this line They
also keeP everything aPpertaning uphot cover
chairs sofas &C. superior style Having
store to accommodate increased business
prepared 10 receive customers. show them
large ock and low prices ap2e-tf
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GrWe had slight rain Saturday after
noon, barely sufficient to lay the dust. There
were heavy rains in the vicinity
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THE HAZARD pow DER COMPANY.
VA NIrFAcrrEERs ANp pEALERS

- N ~ I'D 60 wv 81 q Ia -
= AVfN reduced their prices correspond with the
i'll of Sltpetre to offer their we'll
kno rands of ELtcTEto THDIAN RIFLE and KENTUCKY
RIFLE owder KEYS and ~anisers Also unPowder
Blang Mining. comprising uti assert ment OF quae
kinds required the trade guaranteed to give tire
sati 4faeton.
their Powder. which has now ni6ye5 the
highest repu than twenty-five years. will he
unsurP other manufacture of The kind in
the world.
For sale by tn principal also the office
Company, NJ 50 Wa |. Water street, New York
& HAZARD. Presi TENT
DOUGLASS. >ec'y- mV25-Gmd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS.
McKTNNEY & COOKE

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR R. AND LoBUsT
RE now receiving ana opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting in part every
variety usually Kept in dry good Silks Challas
Berages Robes Lawns Brillianes Bonnets Grape silk
Lace and politan Ribbons Lace Edgings Gloves
Hoseing in great varyCoths Cassmeres Pant goods
festng. In rich prOfusion, sc,
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&oCK HAVEN Fok SALE.

1919 WISHING retire from active business my
fsoafT farm offer this place for sale. On tits a
SIi odious Tavern HUuse large three story
5S Stone Wan ehouse also of Frame; Pork House
with capacity slaughter from 400 SEQ hegs
dav with stables all oubuiIdngs. 1t
has stone landing god depth and all times
free from mad good Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry Trade and is widely known shipping point second
to but few Ohio rlYe rom Louisville
location and chlrl the business of the
place mperavey require other branches of business
conducted, Tobacco SJemmery sc. &c. all
TALLY necessary supply the demands of the public and
if DONE would the business
amazingly large section which
to time. trade has derived (for roads,
this point than any other will short
this place order has issued
the opening of roads, For urther formatn al
dress R0BERP CIR HAM.
lyS-tds "och EaFeh' n.y.
n EMONs-25 boxes fresh, only days out from New
IA Orleans fOrsale low by ~ ,r . ,
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CLOTEEING AT w HOLES ALE
Encourage Homo Industry.

fENH undersigned take leave inform the erchants
Il this city country that they have this dav
ed the manufacture Of CLoTHING. also importing and
deal Overeoatings Cloths Cassemeres Satenetts Jeans
Tweeas and all sorts of Linngs and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the Materials of st class factories
only 10y the best of bands it enables
substantial sewing and in this branch BUSH
several enables with other
establishment of this sort in respect to prices well as
We therefore take occasion visit before
Won seek distant markets. where, will
hn as good assortment, aud prc lower here than
other places Please call and mine in order to verify
~ F A. ANSnArHER a. co.
iyiS-4m Main street.. next door TO Bra 'cl SsnK.
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To MERCHANTs, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
dersigned would announce that he finished
Il large and suhstan tial n Wharf boat
w 4 VI MOTH CAVE.se

lie mas placed her for the sake of in all
RIVER at the foot of Vine He will all times
hereafter be pleased to give prompt and careful
receiving and shipping we'll all business
that may be entrusted to him
The patronage therefore the Mere ants Shippers and
others of this city and Of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN s MITCHEIT-
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Melancholy Catastrophe on Lake George Burn
ing OF the S .eamDoaC John Jay Five Lives
Lost.
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TaARSEF4i.,S NOTICE.

NTOTICE hereby given ali no in the hab
bathing the Ohio river opposite the city of Evans
VILE Little and Leet and
in the Canal in said city during day light or before
each day; that all such persons caught
strictly dealt with in accordance with the
such made and provided to be enfrse
from md after this d.te JAS B. EVANS
e City
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" KS communication will appear to NOR
row.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Real Estate Brokers',

and Real Estate Brokers',
EAVING leased for term of years and fitted up the
Old Court House corner of Main and Third streets
preparedto receive for sale
sale, all kinds merchandise household
furniture. horses buEgjes ETC.. etc
Cash advances ma lie on co when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
o'clock A, NJ. Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville all the
evng will for the interest concern ed we have
apart the Mo 4day of Ev ~ OF
Real auctio ALL those wishing
hand their lists in time give public
The patronage of those having Houses
for sale public private sale respectfully solicit
ted iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON Auer's
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WA iNTtsD We paying the highest prices in CEsH
SV FOR Nheat Corn. Oats, Rye. Barley, Bacon. Lard
~ all Ky ds of Pro Farmers would we'll
call before selling elsewhere, at
GEO FOSTER & CO.'S.
augl Corner Locust street and the Canal.
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THEY CAN'T HE REAT!

VERY FINE SU MMER SOFT HATS.
FENHE best ghtest and shad. Soft Hats
n he Call and zee.
mg2 VAUTIER Il MARC0NNIER. Main street.
AGAIN.
A NOTHE arrival of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Green
Wi dow Paper. an general Of other DRY
Goods at jyl7 SAMTE ~. ENBICH
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NOTEEE

EH RS. N. D0NALDS0> would respectfully in form the
ladies of Evansville and its vicinity that has taken
ahouse door Mr. Rabin Harris dwelling the
OF Second and Oak she has had long expert
ence in Dress maxi and Bleaching doing up
and NsapOlitan DO she doing
work neat and reasonable invite the public
pa
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e. WITH divided swell. secured by lett pat
ct Eaaateut May 23d 1855
n " II N this swell. solo passages may
! i - Il Ibe played with the full power OF t9sru-
unent while is soft and subduen Here
a.. ali NeIo5eons made Prince Il G. will he
4 sheS with this attach without charge.
nessrs Co. could realize han fortune by
disposnr OIL manufacturers hut they prefer
in their it only b. OBJ
W. f COLBTR N. Western A gent,
myt 761a West Fourth stree.
%OOD NEWS FGR COpIERS Rochester =. y }
u Knives splen assortment of the genuine
Weeds Knives lust cd at le24 WALDKIRCH'S.
c. a.! EOAE4!!
ENT rcelving large lot of the best coal in the
EH Vest aud ready supply friends and custo
small quantities. will deliver
private bushe the wholesale
sumers will make liberal deduction Orders left al
the Of Honingsworth Hughes win h. mPtly at
tended to. app ". & j. W. HUGHES.
VIEW D9RGS,
r f. II IN ID F NE.
= FICH iERLING have just openedsa largo assortment
and Medicines. which they invite the n ten
Merchants and Physicians They also seep Window
Glass aSware Tohaeco cigars Paints Brushes of kinds
Oils Dyes5us Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles &c &c
Arso-ali popular Patent Medicines Al kinds Of Paints
ground Wines nd Brandes purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No IA Water st
nder th- Journal Once mys-tf
AtHEESE AT CINCINNATI PRICES.-1O0 bsxe
a. W. r. Cheese, just reed and fer sale by
les q Fl. COOK & So.
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TAKEN AET FEE
. 1t M 3 IL "A MI
< ANING heavy learning the pro-
and fitting my To- taking Ambrotypes.
am prepared the finest style sized m
brotype from oueninth to one-half SIZE, The Ambro
type far the Oaguerreotype and beauty
having the glare Of the DugGerre ypepato and
Ne in any ight We also take pictures sitting
positive negative picture and when held the light
1t is perfectly The Anrbrobypes durable.
being when Finished entirely air and tight and
be taken IN all kinds oil weather
Time for adults ting rou 10 to 70 seconds children
FIR Please eIII an specimens
S-DaguerreOtypes taken in the d ferent sly les
feb8 e W. ". TTLBST0N.
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pHENCE co IS rELOnEONs,

RTASCY P8INVA.-25O cases oew handsome styles il
e store aud for sale by JAMES Low CO.,
AIS Main street, louisville Ky.