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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09
PErRrIrp sHir.-The Beardstown. hi

PErRirIED SHP.-The Beardstown, Iii
noisan says: ~.
"While visiting d friend in Sangamon Bot.
tom, in this country, n short lime since,
we were called to examine a specimen of
stone which he had lately taken from n
neighboring quarry The cnrinsity consisted
of two sandstone rocks, which were found
joinging each other in contectualform, which,
when separated, the face of one presented the
appearance Of having been a part Of the side
of n vessel, near the gunwale There seems
to have been an over tapping of the timbers,
in the form of moulding, around the vessel.
The work Of art is as plain to be seen on the
stoneas on the floating vessel. The holes
formed by the nails are very distinct, as well
as the fossized texture of the wood. There
are also pieces of iron with the specimen,
which seem to have been used instead of
culking, between the strips Of plank"
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A Dows EAST TEmPERAScE MANA
deacon in Boston, who became rich In the
grocery business, boasts Of what he has done
for temperance, by mixing ut least gallon
of pure water with every gallon Of liquor he
sold The deacon was decidedly great upon
temperance! "a. .-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09
A ROBBER CAUGHT IN HIS OWN
TRAP

7 Mr.. Halbrook, in his work, "Ten Years
Among the Mail Bags" relates the following
story: h,.
While the country was then thinly settled
and the mails were transported on horseback
or in different kinds Of vehicles, from the gig
to the coaches, often through extensive forests,
which afford every faculty for robbery, the
Office Of stage driver or mail carrier was no
sinecure. Resolute men were required for
this service, who on emergency could handle
apistoi MS we'll asa whip. 'As,N
Some thirty or forty years ago mail coach
ran in the northern part Of the State Of New
York through thefamous "Chateauguy woods.
= The forest was many miles in extent, and COM
non fame aud many legends gave il the rep
ntatien Of a noted place for fIeebooters and
! higlIwaymen. One morning the stagadriver
on this route had occasionto examine his pis-
tolls, and found;instead Of The usual charge,
that they were loaded with wheat bran! A
daring william had through an accomplice,
thus disarmcd the driver preparatory to
waylaying him. He drew the charges cleaned
the weapons and carefully loaded them with
powder and ball. That afternoon he noun
ted his stage for his drive through the Chat
eaugay woods. There was not passenger
in his vehicle; whistling as he went she
cracked up" his leaders, and drove into the
Forest Just about the centre of the woods
man sprung out from behind tree, and
seized the horses by the bit.
81 say, driver" said the footman, with con.
sunimate GOODNESS, al want to take look at
that mail" ~
ayes, you do, no doubt, want TO overhaul
my nails" replied the driver, "but can't be
SO free unless yon show your commission.
I'm driver here, and1 never give up mails to
one not regularly authorized" h
20, you don't, eli! Well, here's myau-
thority," showing the. butt Of aarge pistol
partly concealed in his bossom.- eNow,dis-
mount and bear a hand, my fine fellow, for
you see have tho documents about me-"
ayes, and so've ]" says the driver, Instant
ly lereling his own trusty weapon at the
highwayman.
20 you won't hurt nobody, guess, I've
seen boys playing soger before now"
"Just drop those reins," says the keeper of
Uncle Sans mailing bag, "or take the conse-
quences." sa' -
. 10, now your joking, my fine lad. But
come look alive, for I'm in n hurry; it's near
ly-night."
A sharp report echoed through the forest,
and the disciple of Dick Turpin lay stretched
upon the ground. One grosn and all was
over. Tho ball entered hisiemple. The dri-
yer lifted the body into the coach, drove to
the next stoping place, related the circum-
stances and give himself up "A brief ex-
animation before magistrate, of course,
resulted in his acquital.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09

rB- The quarantine regulations In regard
to the yellow fever, Il Is stated, will 90 into
operation In New York ms soon as the warm
weather sets in, Notwithstanding the disposi-
tion Of the shipping merchants TO remonstrate.
Yellow fever is known TO be even now pre-
vailing very badly Mt many Of the West India
and South American ports with which there
Is constant communication. The health OF
New York, however, continues good, which is
not little remarkable In view Of the condi-
ton Of many Of the streets and avenues.
vp Mrs. Harris says If aman wants his
children to Iook.lk him, the fewer jaun!s
be makes to California the better. Observing
old lady. So NJ ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09

ANsw HoRse SHor.-The Philadelphia
correspondent Of the Baltimore American
says,--A new horse shoe, that requires no
nails and can be put on by any one without
the aid Of blacksmith, Is on exhibition In
this city. Attached to the shoe is Hange
extending around the hoof, and at the back of
the shoe, which lies over the frog of the
horses foot, is joint held in its place by a
screw, which follows the screw TO open and
close, SO as to accommodate itself to the size
Of the hoof. Between the hoof and the plate
is placed a layer of gutta peTcha, for the pur.
pose Of preventing injury V The hoof or leg
Of the horse by conclusion while passing
over hard roads or streets. These shoes are
also furnished Mt about one-half the price Of
the ordinary shoe. '.'.r
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7 "IiIk SKy A CUT. .'-There Is pretty
conceit in the following
The sky is a drinking cup
That was overturned Of old,
And il pours In the eyes Of men
It's wine Of airy gold.
We drink that wine allday,
Till the last drop is drained up,
And are lighted off to bed
BY the Jewels in the cup. ~.
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WAyEsBoRo', Tenn, April 3o.-The
American Convention Of The Seventh Con-
gressionul District met in this place to-day.
&c. c. Grove, Of Giles county, was unani-
mously nominated clector for this district.
The convention was the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in the district. Ad.
dresses from several distinguished speakers
were made, and the utmost enthusiasm pre-.
vailed. The ball is In motion, which will
tell fearfully on the antics 10 November.
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t9W a Protestant minister was lately arrest
cd IN Spain for promolgating doctrines contra.
ry to the established religion. A Judge at
Barcelona, however has since decided that
the Spanish constitution establishes religious
toeratioB, and the minister iu question has
been discharged.
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DEMOCRATIC OPINION OF FILLMoRE.-Th,
Charlottesville Advocate republishes the fol
lowing testimony to the character Of Mr.
Fillmore and the excellency of his admins
tration, from the pen Of AZ" the widely
known Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun. II was given month or two
before Dir. Fillmore retired from the Prcsi.
dency, and Of course, is frank and honest
expression of opinion on the part of politi.
ca! opponent. The aforesaid tx" is now en-.
joying responsible and lucrative position
under the Pierce administration.
"Mr. Fillmore will retire to private life
with the respect and good wishes of the
country.-He has, rs an Executive officer,
done his duty Mt period when, but for his
energy afd fidelity to the Constitution, the
harmony which now prevails between differ
ent sections of the Union might have been
seriously interrupted. He restored peace and
quiet, and thereby laid the foundation for n
further advancement of all commercial, manu-
featuring, and agricultural pursuits. One may
seriously differ from Mr.. Fillmore in regard
to some measures Of internal or external
policy; but common sense and candcr com
pells one 10 admit that his Administration
has been eminently prosperous, and many of
his measures signallzed by great moderation
and wisdom. @Tis not for mortals to com.
mand success; let us determine TO deserve it"
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Down ON THE LAwYERs.--While Peter
the Great, Of Russia, was In England in the
year 1897, he visited Westminster Hall and
enqnired who the busy gentlemen in gowns
and wigs were, and on being told they were
lawyers, he exclaimed. Lawyers why, l
have buttwo In my whole dominions, and /
design to hang one gf them the moment |
get home"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-05-09

EXTRACT FROM AroLoBsD DIscouRsR.-
"De whale.my frensm very seldom found
in emmy odder placelan de Middleterrspim
and Spacilic Oshens De whale am among
de fishes what de tmfant am among de-
beasis--de biggesbafer OBJ dem ali. A
fisherman named Jd swallered one once,
but il oberloaded stomach to dat degree
dat in tree days ho him up again. 1t was
too much for him. 10 whale am de big fish;
de Goldfish aristocracob de sen; dc same as
de big buggs am depdfsh arstocrncy oh de
land; but de former 10 de vantage Of dc lat
ter, notwidstandin 4 dewours good deal,
dey produses sumfr but den de Goldfish aris.,
tocracy dewours ef ting and produses
nufiin.s
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LATER FROM NIcARAGUA.-Ne,o York,
April 90 The steamer Orizaba arrived this
morning at 7 o'clock, with dates from San
T.. A.. -
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Use the MAGIC Impression

DIAPER for writing without Penu nk. copying plants,
Il leaves flowers. Pictures, Patterns IOr Embroidery
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ReI Nopcn is needed, io any stuck sharpeued point
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For drawing, ills in Spensable ltIs, indeed tile only
art of nIawig and Pat;ns taught IN one lesson Any
iea plant, Ower be trausferl ed pages Of
album, with minute and distinct resemblance OF nature
VIII. equal facility, pictures aud eb jUdeTy patterns
iake aud have received the highest edlogiums from the
tair sex; aud Indeed an tasteful present lady
could not be produced.
This Magic Paper will also mark linen, other aIti-
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IN the wOridflils 10 bring il out Any chd il
WITH perfect ease. &itiiIhs Magic Psper, likewise,
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any additional labor whatever, making IL the cheapest aud
most convenient article extaRt used
age by reporters tue public press, telegraph uperstUrs
and hosts Of Others t7
Each package contains four different black blue,
aud red with sui aud printed Instructions io all
TO use, hna wlast sufficiently to obtain 90 distinct ~;
pIesSions.
1t is put up in beautiful enamced coOred envelopes,
with tIuthul likeness ol tie proprietor rItaccd Eaci
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PRIcE-S3 Per dOzen or fiverOr 81 Single packages %
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the above prices Address, pUst.paid
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.LIRPlgG9d d9sS q AizR1TERR.
Il eelapt 2poanans Q aEsiieer, or Geogfahhi-
n 10 0fsi ID, 6oi1llld 81 rot liCeifd
pfQs4lcisOnsffbe hagf "a iii ssli
BalaslAt one lafe 70 Ppibf1a ttt d aud Sf
sslessy - III OIL tssoH q fAa3 S So Ss
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a aGRE4p VICTORY OVER all LiNIMENTs!
j. b. VONDERSMIT
Chang Ha,
Chinese Liniment.

Chinese Liniment.
NHlS superior preparation is Presen cd TO the Amer
i canpuhic with the .eatest confidence that its efi-
eent alive Qualities excl Utrf Ea0wH Imminent.
It's action Is certain safe and uni Orm, failing In
where external application is sprrOp'a All who
have tried il regard il as ipdlbe mIhe uilOwing Dis
eses: rheumatism, sTaiIs, uses. sYeied limbs, weak
Joints. white swelling pains iH the buck, hips sides the
breast lace, any other part nI Ine body h is
celsent remedy IN BRUISES scads. ec- Tue 1scnl
hess O this eSti bic chemical
confined 10 The Lunai species but Is equally etcaCUus
whenever applied TO diseases favOrtte dOmes
Tic a,na he horse Among the diseAses and acct
dents occurring tOlhe horse Tor HIGH is the most cer
tain cure, may be name1 the following, Wis CS brulSes,
spTains in the Shouders caPS ehes, cracked heel,
lgIS sec directions bOtfIeS y. t--'As -
~ 3 TAKE N9TIGE. II
Many and just objections made toall the ordinary
IniHents Ol the day account their offensive smell,
nd the usghtly stains often tell upon tile ssin.
de- ul TACT which has been verified 10 the astOnshnenOl
the most profound chemists aud the delight Oi astidUus
patients is thar in addition its surprising curative
ectS ills the most heathul cosmetic and as etabc per-
umc, 10 any part OF the skin TO which il he applied
II impsIts rosy and natural glow which lasts for many
hour aud leaves the velvety soess oihealthy ~ in.
stead of the eraoted aud chaied appearance which is
common lesLlt OF almost all her articles used for lnat
purpose Hence, eve'y lads 3 toilet is sppicd with IL
who kHowsit its excellent qpaics IN this respect Tore
aze its agreeable Odor you need but open ono bottle AID
try for yourself
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EaH zNrsg3 49, . PIG tttt9feif 3f3ssi3 657-
HR feeP for fsle best quantity HsnirE Roc 49,
a1itabie tof tpnr dfs or mill rhffoseH.
1lARRkLsS Indian IIninent Il 1Ee7 HIis n :
10 sy ,. u xntstfa
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Removal.
& KNOX have removed their Whole
M sale Stock Boots aud SkOesrto the new four storI
No 1I:S, Mnin street,
A few buildings North OF the Merchants u Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street. and doors SOu
OF VIM. T. SeIby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended TO h'
House, they confident that with thei Increased Iaci
ties for doing business, they offer to merchants SUI
greater Inducements for buying than heLeto!Oie
dc2s MrCLALJ.RNS s. KNOX
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oaiIy, per
or 10 cents per week
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zAxEsytlLLr, Quo.

Ar. J. B. VcHdeTsntith:
Dear S:-l have been afaicted for three years with
rheumatism ia my hack and the last siX months
able TO get out OF my bed without help end agent
our city insisted my trying bottle OF Chang Flu
finnIent and try what effect il would have; and L
tie has relieved much that able TO get
my bed without diliculy II mas been Blessing 10 ne;
just try 1t FOR yOulseG, aud viii be wll pleased.
MRs. NJ, COCHRAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
THOMPSON q PATTERSON,
my1:ty No III Main street.
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Notice

TINE undersigned having bought outthe entire stock OF
i Goods belonging TO Messrs. Wheeler Lakiu, Mer.
chant TsiOTs, would beg inform tne citizens o
Wheeling and vicinity that he Intends carrying on The
Merchant Tailoring business in the room formerly
occupied by MessIs. Wheeler d Lakn, and having OBJ
Rincd tile services of both OF the former Propri lie
in style aud best manner al very short ,tice.
and very for h. Having large stock on han' nov
he is determined TO sell very to to reduce his so and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now Is rare chance
get good Clothing cheap He will warrant every article
to be recommended, or no sale. t5-
Come one, come all,
,. And i've call, .a
at NO.2, Washington Hall:
iant2 ]. H. STALLMAN.
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To Farmers
Dissolution Of Co. PdrsnsrslliD.

-Isn1 - SlNE7lTlI N13C fif8 =
la NEW lof of.eoloTrs stlzis toIsls, onhsvsas
q, q ius received sS " uoTTp =. no
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orIN1oNs or me rREss.

=
HuRBELL's .MAaI1 INrEEssION PkrER We retcr our
readers 10 the advertisement in snother column, selling
forth the merits OF is pleasing aud Ingenious Invention
The oheaIless should Induce ali give ira tTal-PhIa
deirhia Merchant.
Itis unsurpassed lOl and utility, and should
meet with the sale il richly deserves -Tiibuie
just what the public has long desIed, and recommends
itself 10 every lover OF taste and TcfnemenJourna q
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Fail Fashion for Hats.

I'll = dBuIUu Tut Illus.
FTAHE tubscriberIs prepared furnish his nuneT-
GUS patrons andaii The rest olmankind.' with sPen
did hats Di the gtt
which Tor endurance, beauty OF oTmshd finish, cannon be
surpassed and when shaped to the head by cohOrma
tive, ftwith perfect ease. g
also, ecetynga large assortment Of men's youthsand
ehlldIen's soft Hats, comprising black hspled Plain
Non nIveption, ingTahanI, Young ADleTicaete togeIlI
er wttha fine assortment OF mehs youths and childiens
Caps all Owhch are Oeed At lowest prices wholesale
and retail, S. iT1sf =
senI1 VI. W. JINESoN.
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PendleGon q Br0theT.
G0MMISSION MERCHANTS,
oRise sale Of LsslTobaeeo, FlOpr, spa Isdpec gen.
I9Oismt@'s Haqzt, and Drot SOC Pgsltit.
RnltIm0rs
Hugh Jenkins d Co.
w Bruno q Sons, es79~ts
Long d liyTn, and SBaltnePO
The cashiers OF RnyOf the
s.1 . 8l.5,- Baltimore bAlka. if - ]. si1lc
ID. Lamb, Esq. Cash. W Bik Val
lil..- g BrRJySfif = M ljunRS tt15, a.,
Tallant & IIelsI,lan, "heeiug
Jas, r. Baker. p 80
Jas, MoCully, Pfttsbprghi g;t.-csI
Rhodes d ogilbay. Bridgeport %.
e5e5 GIetnW Dorsey, P0WhRttahtt OssT
HShsel s1S Dorsey, GsItlIs @llls Be5st Co. o
Jacob u, Grove, st. Elarsyflle, Or
Peter Meaager, GallipoIis, D.
f - W. !. Mccoy d Bros, SihterNVilleEYG.
Tweed, Siiely q Wright,
gfrs IOsenlfGi Butler q 90. ~ SclncihfatI, q, +,
John CIeigh -
Geo Green. Jun, ~ lt3l
c. MCMoran flVWNNlo'
lanes-1yd '''''' :,
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e House F1rnishing Store.

- House Furn1sh1ng Store.
gEiARE Just opened. al No 81 Monroe street new
stock Of Housekeeping Articles. coisistns OF Table
L9lIelyl Silver Plated bata AID britannia Pan
RYiessnd yspoHs laiei MS 'siainenial and plain Fan
y aud plain willow Brushes PeatteA busters and
Fly brusieS wooden waie Family Hardware, bathing
apparatus aud Kitchen complete
aPl0 ir,--s-4t.- b. NyOODS
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DlSSOLUTiON

DIooOIIO ] INJLN'
1NHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
u Gordon, Ulatke & Co.. has this day dissolved BY
mutual consent l.. 5. GORDON,
.. CLARhE ~ THAW,
March 1st, 1854. ]. b, AMER. 9iil
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Shooters! Shootersg
Leonnrds t'nleni Revolving llnmmer

THIS pistol, for simplicity OF construction, facility OF
o9gs ana ca pllg Lalaity Of diseiering, power and
from abits to accidental disChEi giNg, claims sper
Ortty over all Others manufEclnTed. .fi 7ia
small just received aud tor the cheap Jew
elry Stor4 OF c. P BROWN,
nly1 G45lt3a s.iN szl-t no Washington Hail.
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'L.iDes there man tbilh 50 btLle AGSttgJli,
WhoHeUer his tUiJe Adtk Sdid--y'i ~ f2
M ,tsS; dtssSr; why den,t you go 70 w. psNoETE q
cnld rep RhlpIy or new Dresses, bOnhes ana otsrx-
Approaching ~ aa1 tasi#flf ~ ~ l6cis
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AL9lMoit ", A0 HerFingE, Riew bsfis1 laaloiS
sPi6 e FN'1s RRifiv
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~, d ,lsi EtG HTEEsN sAdoNgFIs ~ $3.50
III AVE e1rir slice concluded Close my Dry Gnbd
- ana "a wing llany trlehe1 to
that s,ogid 'sye beenP dip tOps sineess = ei ~
Dpl'L pc aAhamedi but CONS atnlg and rtHntE
tuii. IA, JOHNSTON, gT.i u =
le mrs ~ s9wafehouso Nfl SMeeney1 Joihisan q th.
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hence the name AmbrOtSle which signifies Indestructi
bility Tie picture Is taken plain glass, which m
other plate f corresponding size Is secured with
struetibc ceme by which tile pctuie VIII retain orig
nal hrlancy Tor ages II will not by acids
be injured by water or climate =
AbOtyl Tel eOscoPes be seen be appreciated
the reei is as perfect AZ life. $50 p
DasOeTTeniynes taken at leduced prices Ladies' and,
gentlemen are invited 10 call ard examine my gallery
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S. D. HARPER q SON,
WHOLESALER q RETAIL.

Ut9I4IEIfo IN
Hats and Caps,I @
AVE on hand and now receiving geleraloss ort.
IL mont oil stk, beaver and Russian hats; GI&o son
hats Of cyety color, shape aud qlaiity. lfi 5slf.a
Try lave received latest Fan Fashions nom New
o &, and are now pgerared 10 lulnsh gentlemen with
hats OF every descriptions aud quality,
% lley also keen on hand an ut OF iain and sA
Gy tuT 4 Plush and Gl9 caps, Tor men byye, all of
winch tny Ouer 10 their CUSTOMERS the nbat pleasing
promptly attended to.
ThaHklfO the liberal patronage 3heTeto0r IoeBfyed
they solicit shaic o pubic favor, which ey are do
erriIed 10 deserve, ly attention and personal afHca
sn @ 70 business and chesp and lavorablege Of opera
tl0lk = - -, Epo6
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.s,8 q, NEW GOODS l,Y Exp Rss. 8. -:
HlFPAECEs Lawns ID ndsone stylesy s4
4Ds1.-e dqsi batciOih Ski ffinstr - fa5 10 hGo
~, DO - back Net, for ina niles, ~ s.,-
. do biackG uftire Lacet a = ~
Ato. black b BilsSels do q lsi.-1N
ju7 ---,i,1, HRIsRELI a, co,
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Ambrotypes.

Ambrotypes.
ETNHE subscriber now offers to I'M public new style of
picture, far superior 10 the aguerTeotype, nlsdc iu
heeins daily at his esabi shneIt. They aIe termed
AMBROTYPES, ~
the process for which is patented in the United States.
Great Britain and France These pictures the most
beautiful and truthful produced By the Photographic
at The exceeding insness depth Of light aud shade, and
Tichness or lone is w0H ,Fiu They do not the
Snbject, but represent everything in its true posOn.-
They without the glare OF dsguerTeotype may
seentn any view, and viii last for ages GCiangel being
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iai eisz gAsSIGNER5S NOTICE. s''sr
Ill PeFsOhs fndobieA to- VhesisF e IEkih s. bt;6
"a account OTtOhefRse, ~ hereby lotifHdflHfiF1T
mem must be made % me grl they RptigsA
the same tOIe for lie benefit ol tieif credft5It
idni2 T8s {s5a stfs ~ n. p NDfftlFfin Ihiifes
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