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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

MRs CAROLINE LEE HENTz, the authoress,
died at Mariana, Florida, on the ii tn of Feb
ruary. She was born in Lancaster, Worces-
ter county, Mass. Her father was Gen. John
Whiting of the United States army She
had two brothers who were also officers in
the army. and one of them. Gen. Henry Viii
ting. was abide camp to Gen. Taylor in the
Mexican war. Miss Whiting. before she had
reached her thirteenth year, composed po,
EN-. a novel. and tragedy in five acts. She
was married to Prof n. NJ Hentz, and then,
with her husband, removed to Chapel Hill,
North Carolina. After residing at that place
few years they removed to Ohio and took
charge Of fonrishing female academy near
Cincinnati. AfterWard she resided near
Florence, Alabama, and thence removed to
Tuscaloosa in the same state. Ode Lara, or
the Moorish Bride" was the first work which
she published for which $500 and gold med
al were awarded to her in Philadelphia as
the author of the best original tragedy. She
has written two other tragedies, ' Lamorah,
or theWestern World" and " Constance of
Werdenberg' of which, we believe,
was ever published, although the first was ac-
ted at Cincinnati. She has written several mi
nor poems; but she is most widely known by
her prose tales and novelettes, which have
been printed in different periodicals. "Aunt
Patty's Scrap Bag and the g Mob Cap" OBJ
tanned for her prize of 5000, and we pre-
sumo have been very generally read Beside
these, she wrote Aunt Mercy g The Blind
Girl The Peddlar,' "The Village An
Them" and novel called ' Lovells Folly"
AS an nstructress, she was eminently sue
cessful, and in social intercourse, was easy
and dignifed. She was prepossessing in ap-
pearance, and her converse tional powers were
of high order.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

The WEATHER IN CALIFoRNIA-We clip
the following paragraph from the San. Fran
cisco Sun of the 5th of January:
"The weather during the last six days has
been the most delightful it is possible to con-
ceive-clear, pure, and balmy, with degree
of cold just sufficient to make men move with
quick and vigorous step. The thermometer
for several mornings last week stood as low
as % degrees above zero, being four degrees
below the freezing point. Ice formed to the
thickness of half an inch in exposed locali-
ties, and many of the more sensitive plants
and flowers were killed by the cold"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

The commissioners appointed to locate
the county seat of Isabella county, have ex-
ecuted their trust and placed their stake near
the centre Of the county. The Indian title
to the land in this county is not all extin-
guished, but there are settlers. The land is
represented as excellent, with the Chippewa
river running through it. 1t is heavily tim
bered with boach, maple, ASH oak and bass
wood, and much pine. Besides the land for
the county buildings, 20 acres were secured
by deed of trus! to the governor, for the en-
dowment of union school, for the benefit
of the future Inhabitants, The 20 acres to
be cut up into lots, and not sold under 10
years. Mich. paper.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-03-01

Two litlle heroes, arrived at Detroit, last
week. from Fon du Lac. Wisconsin, all the
way on foot. Their mother had died, and the
ia uther in a drunken frolic had forbid them
a home. Their ages 10 and II. They came
to Detroit to find relative, with no coats
on, and were about two months on the way,
begging their meals and lodgings along. AT
Dttrot they found out their relative had mo-
we'd to Toledo and on they pushed after being
supplied with warm clothing. ...-. ..-.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
How TO TrPnt Shniicnge.

The late eccentric mathematician. Prof. Vince
of Kings College, Cambridge, being once enga-
gcd in II conversation with gentleman who adj
vocatcd duelling is said TO have thrown his ad-
ytrsary completely hors du combat by the follow
ing Characteristic reply 10 his question; but
What coull you do. sir, if Il man todd you to your
face. 'You Gcl"-Wh hat eud | do! Why |
wouldn't knock him down. bat id tell him 10 pruv
it. .Pruv sir. pruv it. I'd shy. If he cadn't
he'd be the iiay. aud there shud hay him; but if
he did prove that I'd He'd, must een pocket the
eifrout and there | expect the matter wud end
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

l., This esrf of the Ornneo we i"peatui9 30
winter. snakes swimming from one lslani to anon
or. and in some instances they Passe1 Over ,ue
boats to the great alarm It The passengers, pu'
without attempting to do any mischief ih'y
are of light green color. xix or eight 'e'' i."ss
a,,1 swim viii about a third Of their body out OF
III. wat,.r-propelling themselves rapidly ai,mg
by the undalating motion Of their bodice 10
Sere informed by the hoatman that 'hrir prey
consisted principally Of water rats ana young
lir1s. The sterrsmpn of the Launches always
endeayor II nv, ii smiling under the trees ihh'
overhsng the river. lpsts the rna-ts might deiaeh
some Of the snakes IRON the branches. we ire
onentlv Jaw numbers Of them, exhibiting Tue
most brilliant eoers while baskng in the san, on
the trees \ European traveller. who s's'ted
tlese parts in l-33. lay DOWN to sleep upon Inc
hunks of the Orinuco.nnd was presently awaken
ed by cries If alarm and horror. What was MS
di>lnay when be found himself encreled IN Tue
folds Of innnmrrabe snake. The native bout
men, whose cries hid aroused him proceeded To
deliver him from the hdeoas coils III when ne
was cnmeshed but the traveller never complete
" recovered from tie shock which he had reeelv,
cd. His nerves were completely unstrung; ana
be died deliious, ab8ut four years afterwards al
r. ITO Rico.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
How they Abuse nr. Fillmore Hon. Gro. u
nnduer

\ Boston loco toco irersoi Journal of III" high
est standing in the course of "a review of the Ad-
mini>trnlian Of Mr.. FtrINoEE dpnoanccs Linn for
h. action Ia the muttcr Of the vacancy Ia the
Judge ship of the supreme Court of the United
States created by the death of the Hon. Jup. Me
kinley. II gives the history of the case thus:
In tho Spring of l-52, Hon. John Mckinley.
Judge of the United States Supreme Court for
the States of Louisiana and Alabama. died.
Tho Presdcnt after nominating William c.
Mioou, Esq, of New Orleans as his successors
and receiving that gcntlemaus refusal 10 serve.
nominated Edward A. Bradford ESQ, # the
same city. Both Of these gentlemen were part
ners of the present Louisiana Senator. Hon. j
p. benjamin. This nomination WAS laid en- the
table and Committee waited on Mr.. Fillmore to
say that he had better withdraw the name. Mr.
Fillmore inquired why; twas he not Of proper
age!" YES, he was II man of grey hairs 'Was
he not an eminent lawyer YES aud it was
conceded as advisable that I.ouisana's civil law
should be represented in the Circuit aud in the
supreme Court. What then was the ohieeiionl
Mr.. bradford was u New England man and un-
derStnod to be unsouud on the question of the
constitutional wight Of Congress 10 prohibit Sla-
very IN the Territories holding similar yicws
with Judge Story Upon ms iafimation, Mr..
f1Hmofe itfhdreie the name and subs ututed that
OF George +. Badger, the senator from North
Carolina. most bitter foe To Freedom. and II,
trm supporter Of the institution as is Mr. Don.
eis'n. Mr. Badger Tired one thousand mites cat
q The circuit iehere the racancy happened Mr.
Fillmore went out Of his way to get Pro SM
very candidate! But the Senate were compelled
by iheFoice Of the New Orleans and Mobiie bar,
10 reject the Interpreter"
And the free sellers Of the North dFnouure
MIR. Fillmore for having withdrawn tho name
Mr.. Bradford ON account of being uNsouSp' on
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

This shows ooncusively the vast ability and
benefits of tho Telegraph in connection with
the operations Of Railroads In view Of these
benefits il il matter Of earnest congratulhtion
with our great Western Road and all Interested
in il. tina, Telegraph will soon be established
aong its entire length. The line will soon be
up 10 Bristol and call upon the East Tenn.
Road and the people along It's route and at lister
mini not 10 let it stop there. They should take
itup at once aud carry it alonS to knosvillc'-
The advantages thus to be secured IN various re-
spect- are too obvious and important to require
argument. In addition To local considerations,
when tho connections of this line are completed
through. il will be the main channel Of telegraph
ie communication between the North and South
possessing superiority, rs it will, over any
other line regards distance, reliability, &c.--
1T it be carried on 10 completion with all posi-
Die dispatch. Virginia hands it over to fennos-
see.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
su snCidCnt iu the NaroT5Sf.'

In the memorable battle of Lundy', I. NE, on
the 18Th of July. 1911, Col. JesSup was d. tacbed
t" act on the TANKS OF the British army TIE
sangnnarY contest ragged for long TIME and
Je>snp and his corps were supposed to be- cap.
tueed; but at critical moment the army W..
cheerad by his return with many prisoners
among them Mal. Gen, Sheafle. In his beautiful
report to the War Department. Gen. Brown
sud "J">sop reappeared to the American army
IN a blaze ot glory" In ike manner Miia,d Fill
more. after IN" most successful administration
Inc tine dry Washington ('he Democrat.
Nar,l 70 strengthen. It, al o,het tp,,,ie5,,I
Z 'ae r'af have dan4, Their howe of no Union
"ad frappears to his countrymen in IL ,. of ela.
r,' bringing to life again tho enthusiast .nd h..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

tho Slavery question AND FOR HAN NJ gone
A Thousand MILES OUT OF Ills WAY
TO GET A PRO SLAVERY MAN" Nr Badg
er. Herr in tho South. he j. denounced by the
looofoco hireling. and presses as an Abolition.
1T What shameful scene.-what gross
disgrace 10 The country It's enough TO make
one blusl for liz kind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
and learned dissertation On the principles ava
uses of the Telegraph in the "Museom OF SCI

enee and Art
In the management OF railway business n ''
countries, but more especially upon onr own ever
crowded and worked line the telegraph haz be-
come AN indispensable accessory without when th's
mode OF locomotion would be deprived not ONLY OF
its efficiency butts safety Consequently the fH'-
wayg in most countries have been provided VIII n'-
Of telegraph expressly and exclusively Tor uh'1 wv
ne INDEPENDENTLY Of those which are appropriated
n the hubble service and the continent such it''-
rraphs are usually alpbahetie that izzueh o.. ff'
their messages by pointers, which are sacc'zaiA ,F
dirercd to the letters OF the words so That ANY 81 inc
railway officials who can read may be ahi' 10 -
rs. a ,,essape Is Inch arrives or to transmit one Ia
distant station.
To illustrate the ynst utility Of the telegraph l. mo
railway, Mr. Walker states thai on the lines al the
South Eastern Company. ina the spaeeofthroe maH5ht
upwards Of 1000 messages have been oc'astaHt'i}
ed being the average rate ofnenry - per
aaf he gives the following a. a rough clazsHAen-
ton of their subjects
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
rablo DAYS of 40.

-. n.,,is,i.m ofihe memorable days Of l.4o
RI tnon. Ike Shea1e Is put hofs ia eomba'
AM m. the de..a, If the republic Is upward ""d
onward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

Some time ago NJ, Manin, tho Italian paniot
give public notice that lie would receive sub
scripnons at hs house in the Rae Blanche in
New York, for the buying Of QUO hundred can
mons, to be placed on tho Qualifications Of Alos-
sandrio in linly. The police thought this an in
tringement Of the neutrality laws, and upon tho
remonstfaner of Austria, ordered tho sabserip-
ton suspended. Bat the Emperor. being applied
to- countermanded the order, and ". MANN, now
announces IN the journals, that tho book remains
open at ms house tor subscriptions.
MIR. {. /. G.. CARR, of lafux i our authori.
2ed agent in that county to make collections and
10 receive the names of new Subscribers 10 the
Nirginian. Oar friends in that county WHO are
il arrears, will please call ON him for settlement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

vocatcd duelIing. j. said To have thrown his ad-
yersary completely horS du combat by the follow
ing Characteristic reply 10 his question; but
What could you do sir, if man todd you to your
face, you ljc!"--Wh hat cud | do! Why
wouldn't knock him down but id tell him 10 pruv
it. .Pruy; sir. pruv it, I'd shy. If he cpdn't.
he d be the iiar. and there | shud hay him; but if
he did prove that I'd HE'D must e'en pocket the
cifrout and there expect the matter wud end
SPECIAL NOTICES.
- TRApE'-PRlNrIAGi in all its various branches
done IA st pps,rplssfd By or Establishment u ue
staf.. at The HtRGINIAS JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
joins priutedn ,lo in hat viii compare with any
work done South OF Mason aud Dixon Line Specimens can
be at lee cali and see First Alley between Main
ard church Streets aug Is
ws~TAH's Hnian" in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oEANGE Co, Vt. NOV 2a-Nr Sad W. ore-Isar Sir -
year last june, violently attacked with cold
cough with lame SIDE AMI stomach aud was not free
tem cough during ia sn'hn.f. In b'fem"or flowing
ny cough increased to alarming extent - that during the
winter lost about thirtyhye poaHesot flesh and physans
Will whom advised could give me No ''ltt hefd oil i'e
beneficial effects of WlsrARs BAsAN OF WILD CHERRY by
OF rcnd who had received t' greatest hcnei ~ the
~, the article IN elued 10 make tao myself
had not taken one bottle before was completely cured
and from that day this have not been troubled with acoug
lean chc"rtnly recommend It to all as 6eing remedy oil
ff$ <' c" ,ra nc Blrrs m me wraHpcr -
SETH W row ~ y co. - Washington Street, Bos
ton Proprietor. S.d - ,rr agents r'efy"hrre'
For sale by j. H. THOMPSON Il co andJ. ii. SEAh.
81 10 dScitawlw
a prrfn:ned Hr"nrh.-What lady or gentle
man would remain under me rnne ot "sagreeapf hfe'
WhentY using the I'M N OF THOUSAND floNfits as A
daoafr, would not E render sweet la leave the tooth
VIM alabast@' MAE persons do mot IN" men hte'th' j,
Lai, aud the s'te.t 50 deitae Their friends WI never
ma.nit Pour single drop "Balm' 4nnr tooth brush
aa1 wash Your teeth nst and morning. my eenbott!e
grnhl comrI Nsnru'y easy he acquired by using the
elsam Of a IhoGstl flow~s Il will remove tan, lmIlcs
aud cclos skim leaving and roseale hue
VT towel pour On two or three drops and wash the face
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

For reference we again publish the Electoral
vote Of the several States:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

LYNoHEURG WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND SATURDAY nv
\. Is. RGCkER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Commission Nrrcauat.
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE, L1NCuBIRG# "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
COMMERCIAL.


s4,arHbs.yg eoBacro and W heal nu,L,
roRifC fHf SATURDAY TUESDAY BY JNn -
ToBACCoNcry fiie doing and prices higher for Ahk
We quote Common Iugs e. -. good 10 fne lugs aces
common leaf so TO IL good and huo shipping AMI sT. 10
80 10. fine manufacturing Leaf SIS So; xtra A.
10 s35i prjnnRs selling from - To 81 20 ~ *
RHEAr#-stcepts very hsht. Rcd - ~; Nbtts :, a-
81 81 s." 10
fIouR-surerane - 50; Extra So - to : PANTY :, -
TO 81 So - %
CoRN-s0 cts. Meal -I,ts.
JNo CLAIM
Commission II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
I. ".ss,1iuErErsON all. sh,

-, ,'.3guPETRTsON al il shc Life oi
= - TRADE'-PRINII&G in all Its various bran hes,
daue IA s le srplsstd bV dHf ot,r Establishment ~ ne
slafi. At the NtRGlNIAS JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MI&T
ab printed ,lors manner HAT will compare with any
work Mason and blSous Line Specimens can
be seen Aee cali and see First Alley between Main
aud church Streets. aug Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

SHas =, Collars, e.ioYe-, Cravais and nj,
- kud' 81 gentlemen furnishing goods
o'l Its A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

e. The Undersigned Druggists Of this city, have been ac
quutel with and sold lor past, article OF
Family Medicine known as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain XII
Ter and would the public hat every instance
ehter We can recommend it thu public article of
great merit aud Vrue Indeed never knew article OF
Medicine become desery,dly popular in short time
wshs proved by the tatof its sale, and constant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13
or COPARTNEKsHIP.

bAl.Tl VESTS, se,ae,hing really beautiful,
81 GLASS & RAINES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

tN"H eha s'sDaE&.-te have jnst opened
,n very helafHi aney articles, among which
~ F"re hoHnaeS Gahas. Toilet Sets Cologne Bottles Glove
hoNr' aso Inc Hair Brushes Combs kinds Jewel Boxes
bohemian iohets Ivory Tablets &C. dc comprising some of
the most beautiful articles in fancy line ever offered in the
city. for sale by i ii TUoMpSnE q 20
Its N'' -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-13

AkrEk'S MAs.AAsNr. - a.. OCIo
IL BER, RECEIVE AT NC
sep 20 Is LASGHGRNE & WAlkuf'
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alMUsmEa ANn CnnR..-unir .e.,L.
hHUGs AND nEDsCtNEs.-Hco mr.. how're

''fiE large additions 10 stock Drugs Medicines,
as Inst! unons &c selected recently by
MN Whel gehdtr it complete We invite the attention Of
III town and country, and of all others in If
pure Drugs at fair prices orders filled i'll care and ,Jah
SIROfHEl & WHITEHEAD,
nrut mi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-18
CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
fEu;rance No. ~ State-st.l

(Enifance No. ~ State-st.)
INSTITUTED ~ tembsr. 1851; Incorporated b.
1 the Lsgis atpss q II inoia, February, 1883.
The extra ,rdpary patronags bset0wed upon thil
long estsbli he'd Aad popular institutiss afford,
gratifying viien 1. that ths sapsrlof advantage.
and facilities it RI for the asqnisition Of thor
ough kno Wedge II the vasioss beanehA Of CON-
merciai EdaoAsion, are favorsbiy appreciated by 4
discerning Aad intelligent comonnity. Over 4OO
fall couFsestalenss have been in aatsndAnec daring
thc pest winter, h Ing amount VI patronage IN.
slleied in the 'un:ry.
The Collegiate e,urscis the most extensive, CON
plete and thorough ever introduced into Any Com
ercal College IN this country, and psisss prac-
teal instruction in Book Keeping and Acsoants
adapted to every kind Of business, Including On
elaborate work liaiirosd Book keeping prepared
by the President xprcssy fur This 0cAool, knowl.
sAgr Of which is alone worth saoee n the Stodent
than the tution fees isr thceGtse e>urse togetAe,
with Commercial Calculations, Business Psnman-
ship, and the subj ects VI commsrcia1 sLsw.
AIbert Kidier, ED, the popular American Card
Writer, whose specimens Of PsnmAsship received
the higheat premiums at the great State Fair held
in New York city IN 1854, has been engaged q
Professor u Peniaansbip.
Another course If free public Lectures will b
delivered during the winter at Metropolitan Hall
BY several OF thc most distinguished eitisens oi
Chicago. StuderiscAa enter Whenever they please
Circulars and Catalogues furnished gratuit0asly OF
application ut the College
Chicago, Nov. J.. SO, SIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-18

1 ri 3 ll rs g. ;
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$3.50 Ezs 49, 40
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Ear.s, rs hsls. III sSls XII ~ fls~sssiss. = =
800 n ~ rthssS ~ es-sissrS -.
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Tohscrs-i hxa = =. y4p{fuas. risAf. ~.
80, .s-nlA= 80 ai.de- 4visS ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -
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q "a ~ ~. .TSss1S.s sS.s.e ~s1 SfsSsS~ -
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Hross isrei 49, ricse ,p1f -. 1871 ~
~ ~ = ~ mr. a mssrScAs A. - IN r.
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Al ess ses a.. p. ~.
TSyfk sxtrs: and stone pipes in hxs .plpe 49,
~ isrSs...A M.oeeAov "a \. -
sss>r.-l6S n. Crba stxcs. iSot a nA~.ft.
p,irc;ns ana Hayanna.
Tess--Sep bxs nd hf ehts Imperial, sunpowdsr
vour, A. IA hvs0n and blnck; xtra rrcen and 81
~ \, 80 -, j.milies. ~-- $3.50
Fiss--7I - = nacreepL Me- E9s, bbls,nlmon,
in 81 -. ~ 8; 5 dfsns a ash; 10 hf bbl:
herrirr In n;1klc; lOv N obaled Aerrins.
O1s-eo bbIs linseed, lard, and Ash.
Naile--5ou - as6ofted naIh. fenrs nsiis snd
brnds: Is DO Boston "a
Llsss-l So bxs SxiO. lOxi2. lexlx. lox1O. lOxIe
ss -, :. .s.. Sc, 8 y. - :. 2 s...
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-18
nassOLuTION.

a CO-pARTNERSHIP heretofore existing under
n the name Of MeKenny 3 Runner, Is TINS day
a,..o,voa NV mutual consent. All claims against
the old arm win b. cancelled BY T.. l. Nc.
Kenny who will in future conduct the bushes, ana
who alone is authorised to settle the business OF the
VI" NJ. II. RUNNER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-18

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the attention Of those
wishing TO get pic "a
ture that win never fade change N the least 20
the superiority of Cuttings Amoro'ypss. ps -.
ticular IL in want Of one u hese, " Gall u sus
AS.n0rYps tiAlIRRY, No. 3, Third street, Piciufes
.re warranted TO give entire satisfsc,en ana guar
antied to equal any in the western county. Hs -
20, the lArsest and Gneet GAiiery betMeenst bss
and Chicago with side aIa *. .s tSs .ciusius
rght of this patent for keokuk and Ice county All
otIsr niet.res protesting to bel same are
feits, and an imposition on the paDhe. tney .Ie
but worthless imitstaonso OF the grnurne
.ot,en I'm 10 deceive the public. The Ambrotype
viii keepin wateras we'll IS upon the parior taDie
They NAV also be set in tomb stones, anu rc"san
- instructions given In Ambrotyping, and al
% IN taking pictures on glass moi ,arns
stock Of chemicals oakland, andcoiiodeon OF the nm
estquality, and ready for use
Gallery No. 3, Third-st, keokuk. Iowa.
.nras Az EMERSON. Artist.
CUE 4 BMO. HAVE SOLD OuTH
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A GREATER NUMBER OF SUPERIOR
Daguerreesypes. AnbsesyPes, Ans
Photographic,
THAN ANY OTHER ARTISTS IN THEWEsT.
gIvIEIR facilities for taking pictures Of alkinds
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CUES GALL EAR
HAS LARGER sKy-LICHT,
AND CONTAINS BETTER INSTRUMENTS,
THAN AsY orHKnIx rnK WESTERN COUNTRY
Their Quick Camera, for taking Portraits Of Child
rem, requires only one second Of time to produce
A PERFECT LIKENESS.
CUES aALLERYis one of the permanent insti-
tutions Of keokuk every day growing IN reputa-
ton for the supsrsxsellence Of their pictures One
visit win prove the fact
va Gallery No. SO Main street, between I'd and
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