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The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

ANOTHER VorE-At American f,S' ~
Monday last, quite crowd Of miners nsoa5 oss5
gathered at Mr.. Fisks store, it was proP,uSot ,snt
to take the vote of the crowd for Pres'GsuII'' T;II
1t resulted as follows: Buchanan ~ lam. nm
more 8; Fremont /. So it will be ID Nu'' ,be
ber-OId Buck ahead, and Fillmore anu .,M H
Woody Horse" "nip and tack."-F'''''
Dem. -,
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
Naturalization.

Our citizens-tbose who wish to procure
their naturalization papers, should remember
that our Dish Court meets in Auburn, on
Monday, October goth, 1856 and during its
session will be the only chance to procure
their papers previous to the Presidential
election.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

A WILD MAN.-Our county Judge, j. E.
Hale, made bet of $25 on Thursday last
that Fillmore would carry New York.
Singular what faculty some men have for
throwing money away.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
BIRTHS,

BIRTHS sstbl
At Myres' Ranch, near Gold Ehh, sep" ''
the wife of J. Myers, Of a daughter lame.
AT Ophir, Oct. End, the wife OF o.cP"''
son Of Daughter.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
COUNTY TICKET.


COUNTY TICKET
FOR STATE SENATOR,
JOSEPH w ALKU 7.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
w. W. CAPERTON. .S S. B. WIMAN
A. P. X. Stafford, ....... JAMES O'NElLL
FOR SHERIFF,
CHARLES KING.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
TABB MITCHELL.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
PHILIP STONER.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
FHILIP w. THOMAS
FOR ASSESSOR,
j. w. SPANN.
FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR,
JAMES NJ GAUNT.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
EUGENE A. PHELPS.
FOR CORONER,
HUDSON NJ. HOUSE.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
PERCIVAL c. MILLETTE.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

In PMsoN.-John Roberts convicted for
murder and sentenced to be hanged, which
sentence was commuted by the Governor to
for life, arrived here on Sat-
urdav, and was sent to the State Prison.
s. f. SIN.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
For Supervisors:
Sd District.-JOHN MCNALL1.

Township Nominations.
Township No. 3.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
+. |. HOUSTON.
FOR CONSTABLE,
NJ. P. II. LOVE.
Township No. 4.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
3. BRICkELL,
FOR CONsTABLEa.
JAMES JONES.
Township No. 5.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
j. w. PHILIPS.
FoR C0NsTABLEs.
D. II. LEE.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
POLITICAL.

MONTPELIER, sept. 4th
VERMoNT.-Fletcher's majority for Gov
ernor in one hundred towns is over 10000,
and the one hundred and thirty not yet re
ported will increase it to about 20,000 The
three Republican Congressman have from g.
600 to 1000 majority. The Republicans
have carried the State Senate entire, and the
House is about nineteen twentieths Republi-
can.
ARKANsAs.-We have the official vote for
Governor in every county but Mississippi,
which, IN 1852, gave Conway 200 votes to
36 for Smithson. Conway's Majority is l2,-
Cos. Mississippi county will Of course in
crease Conway's majority, which is the lar
gest ever given in the State. Yell carried
only six out Of fifty four counties.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-Ful returns
of tn Governors vote from all the counties
of North Carolina have been received, (all
official except from eleven counties,) and
Governor Bragg's majority is 1864.
Whole vote for Bragg (Dem.) 5000; Gil
mer, (Know Nothing) 44,l75. At the last
gubernatoral election in 1854, Bragg had
4S,7O5; Dockery, (Whig,) 46,620. MAORI
ty for Bragg, 2,Os5.
Missouri ELEcTIoN.-Suficien returns
have now been received to warrant announce
ment of the election of the following State
ticket:
Governor, Trusten Polk; Lieut.. Governor,
Hancock jackson; Attorney General, Ben
jamin f. Massey; Auditor, E. b. Ewing; Treas
urer W. II. Burlington.
The above are all Democrats, and it is
conceded that their majority will average
1000.
Texas ELEcTIoN.-The election in Texas
on the 4th inst, was for Chef Justice and
Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, At
torney General, Comptroller, Treasurer, Dis
trict Judge and county officer In Austin
county which last year gave large Amer
lean party majority, the entire democratic
ticket has been elected by nearly one hun
dred majority. Returns from other coun-
ties exhibit democratic gains.
CONGRESSIONAL.
END OF THE EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS-.
The 34th Congress closed its special or supple
mentary session on Saturday, p. m. after passing
the army bill without the House proviso against
using the military power of the government to
uphold the laws in Kansas. The House again
passed the bill with the provso, and the Senate
rs to Z struck it out, whereupon the House concur
red by l0l yeas to 9S navs
SCENE IN THE SENATE.-From brief and inn
perfect report of the proceedings in the United
States Senate, on .he 28th ult we extract the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. Crittenden then proceeded further to explain
his bill. In the course of which he alluded to
some remarks made by Mr. Wilson, to which that
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Political Meetings.

MILTON S. LATHAM and THOS. j. HENLEY
will address the people of California as follows:
Yankee Jims, Placer county, ..............Oct. 10
Michigan Bluffs, . .....-.'....''.Oct. 10
Iowa Hill, .,.."......... Oct. II
Other announcements will be made in due time.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

Es- X. Ms have great deal of trouble to
abolitionst. Never mind gentlemen Mr.. Robin
son of Wisconsin Hil another Of your candidates.
and whose Fremont preferences are well known,
will make him a good playmate.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

Gs5- Francis p. Blair Jr. of st. Louis Mo-,
whose recent election to Congress is claimed as
an Abolition Republican victory, was about to
take the Stump for Buchanan and Breckenridge
at the sailing of the steamer. They arc funny
Republicans in Missouri.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
County Supervisors.

We propose to the Democrats OF the varl-
Gus Supervisor Districts to meet as follows,
and nominate candidates to be elected at the
next general election.
District No. 1.-At the Franklin House.
District No. 2.--At Auburn.
District No. AT Iowa Hill.
District No. 5.-At Yankee Jim.
We also propose that these various Con
ycntions meet on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
4th, 1856, and that they be represented in
accordance with the ratio Of delegates from
each Precinct in the late County Convention.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
Patriotism well paid for.

Among tHe lteIuS WHICH 70 tO swell tne
debt and increase the taxation upon the people
of Placer, is an item of SIPS paid TO Sheriff
Henson for "takng charge of and attending pris-
soners, and experimenting Jail"
Board for prisoners is a legitimate charge and
in it is included the safekeeping of the same.
If guards are employed their bills may be a
proper charge against the County, and should so
appear in the accounts.
We cannot regard this mixing of the attendance
or prisoners with the experimenting of the
building of the Jail, as anything else than an at
tempt to blind the people to the fact, that SLIPS
was donated to Mr. Henson for doing that which
any public officer should have regarded as an OBJ
legation due from him to the public.
The county Jail is built along side the sheriff s
office and any supervision he may have given the
work could not have interfered with his time or
other duties.
Under Democratic administration Jail and
Court house has been built the Court of Sessions
experimenting the work. and no attempt has ev-
er been made to make an individual charge OF the
kind that Mr.. Henson has made.
The people can set this down as eleren hun
The people have ever complained of the enor-
nous fees connected with the Sheritfs and Clerk s
offices in this State, and their prayers for relief
was answered by the Legislature of 1855, reduce
ing the same about thirty per cent.
Mr. Henson came into office in June 1855 and
at the very first session afterwards an attempt is
made by his friends to raise the fees of that office.
This ,cas reform ,ciM vengeance.
Heretofore the officers of this county have re-
ceived their pay in the scrip of the County, but
Sheriff Henson and Mr.. Hawkins the candidate
for Senator, set their heads together and induced
the Legislature to pass an act by which the board
of prisoners and other necessaries were to be
paid in cash.
1t was said at the time. that by paying those
bills in cash. the prices of the same would be
greatly reduced.
The Sheriff receives his pay in cash and the
would be Senator his printing bills in cash, but
hare the people heard Of any reduction in the
prices
At the time of Mr.. Henson's election, among the
other reformers who slipped into place through a
division of the Democratic party, was James E.
Hale our present County Judge.
His election came off in September 1854: the
salary of the office then fixed at S35O0 suffi
cient God knows, considering the bungling man
ner in which business is managed. The Legisla-
ture of 1855. however, were importuned by the
Judge and his friends to increase his salary. and
were finally induced to raise it to $4,000 year.
There was reform of $4,000 during his term
Upon the whole the people will see that the pa
triotism of these gentlemen has been ,ceU paid
for, and that all their rtforms hare had the ten
dency to put MONEY IN THEIR PURSES
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04

B-" Rsunion is ,rord 1chich ought not to
be breathed anaon gst as. epen in phisper. The
,cord ought to be considered one Of dreadtM
omen. and our children should be taught that it
is sdcrilcge to pronounce it."
L4.NES BUCH.i.N.4.N.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
Trouble in the Camp.

with all the dlSclpllne OF tne grip ana paSsW ORD
American Party, there are yet some wrongs that
the members of it cannot be forced to submit to.
The nomination of Mr.. Moore for clerk isdstaste-
full to the last degree to many of the order be-
cause it is evident that he has used his present
official position in paving the way to his nomina-
tion.
By virtue of his Office he has been enabled to
visit every mining camp in the county within the
past four months This is an advantage that the
friends of other aspirants will not tamely submit
to- in proof of which we find writer, signing
himself Rotation thus holding forth in the
Io,ca Hill .NeUs.
although member Of Third Degree yet |
must confess that there are some things in the inn
maculate American party which ''don't know"
do know however that it was the universal
wish of the members of the American party and
many others, that Judge Sade should be put in
nomination for Clerk. have endeavored to OBJ
tain some satisfactory reason from the delegation,
why his claims were not urged upon the Conven-
ton. The only reason given, was because 1t
could not be expected that Iowa Hill shOnld have
two of the principal officers from among the citi
Zens AT the time of the nomination of Clerk
Iowa Hin had not furnished any Of the candidates
Is it possible that there was preconcerted plan
to insult and head off Judge Slade, "the noblest
Roman of them ALL Besides how does the doc
trne of distributing the offices equally over the
county, coincide with the alphabetical list taken
from Auburn?
Truly, the modesty of the Divide cannot be ex-
celled. except by the unblushing impudence and
grasping desire Of Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-04
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICK Ell.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AUGUSTIN OLIVERA, GEO FREANOR.
p. DELLA TORRE, a. c. BRADFORD.
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES L. SCOTT,
OF Tuolumne.
JOSEPH c. McKIBBEN,
OF Sierra.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT.
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
A. J. MOULDER.
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0RasER,s
JEWElaRY STORE.

O0VV3 1A8SS = 80 ~0N4s
Second Street, between Main and johnson.
HAVING Just returned from the East, -
Ii respectfully call the attention Of my ~
friends and the public generally to my new
and ne stock Of watches, jeweiry, silver and pIa.
ware, fancy goods, &c.
WasChe0.
Fine gold duplex, magic, patent and detached
lever watchers; silver patent and detached levers,
and l. 'Epines, Of all kinds and qualities.
Jcwelry.
Ladies' plain gold, mosaic, cameo and enamel cd
earrings and breast pins, ladies and children 3
gold and JET bracelets, ladies and gent gold chains
pencils and pens, gold and diamond finger rings,
gold and silver thimbles, gents gold breast pins,
studs collar and sleeve buttons, gold, silver STEEL
and patent spectacies pocket table and dessert cut
lery, and scissors.
silver ware,
In which line intend not to be surpassed by any
store west or north of st. Louis, Wis silver table
dessert and toa spoons aud forks sugar cream mus
ard ard salt spoons, butter and fruit knives silver
and plated napkin rings, &C.
Plated Ware and fancy q Gods.
Plated and britannia tea sets, castors, fruit and
cake baskets, candlestcks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, and in fact every thing pertaining to my
line.
A general assortment of clocks Of the latest pat
terms and best make, all warranted to keep good
time.
w. Watches and Jewelry repaired in the most
workmanlike manner, and at the shortest notice.
my6-dly JULES GEISER
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DI~SOi.uTuON.

IN II copartn ,rship existing tstweeu thu under
,el undr tn, ftm oil Baldwin. Evans 4
c., Wa dissolved by mutual consent the 18th
Day L March last.
n fsra. Z. y. Baldwin and John p. Evans hav-
In Purchased tn in crest Of l.. 4 C. ii. Ball. will
continue the Hardware business at the old stand,
c,-nsr IT NJ i.a aud Fourth streets, keokuk, Iowa,
IA t,r the style of Dlldwin Evans. They will at
tsni L, the ijagment If ali tn. business Of Bald
win, Evans q %. EJENELER q. BALDWIN
JOHN z. EVANS,
LORENZO BULL,
cHAS. Ii. BULL.
Ee,kuk, Iowa Nav 10
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SANDERS, 6OOErELD = CO.,
FU0NITURE WARE.0 OOM0.
Main Street, bet. 9th 9Th Sts., KE0KCK, IOWA
VTHE undersigned have nov in =
1 thier Ware Rooms, and design
keeping constantly on hand . we'll
mont Of al kinds Of q nbra
cling Marble Top Dressing, and plain bureaus AAe
and plain fofasS 6ne and plain Center and Card
Tables; Cane seat and Windsor Chairs, Rocking
Chars Of every description from = plain wooden
seat, t. the finest hair cloth stuffed plain and
fancy turned Cottage Bedstesds of the latest
Lounges, SC.
Looking Glassss Of all sizes Clocks, CarI,etngs,
door and door mattings, door and table oil cloths,
mAttrasses, festher busters, carriage trimmings,
window shades and trimmings, and every other arii
Gle usually kept In our line VI business.
Part Of our stock WAS made under our own super
vision, and the rest bought from manufactures Of
high standing, % that ~ warrant every article
for durability and finish Of workmanship.
Our object 10 to establish = permanent business
here, and not on the Peter Funk principle and -
an inducement 70 persons 70 purchase Of u, are
resolved to sell at the lowest Et. Louis prices.
Call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We will always lake pleasure In showing
furniture 70 Ladies' and Gentlemen who call on NJ
whether they feel inclined to buy or not.
SANDERS. SCUFIELD 4 CO.
Nav "a. 1S56.--d2wI
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cous earsnce Of tn chang indicated above i, be-
e1n,s itsptnsibie Ia tae business of the firm
- Bldxln, Evans Co. be closed up without de-
l4s.
TaoAer ars3as knowing thcm selves 10 be indebted
on on ace 'aat, Ar earnestly requested To MAKE
I'm 4 I @ts ptysl mt -. tb1 un1 r<tgneI
myk3ixw BALDWIN 4 EVANS
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@ A. DUKE wishes 70 cay . his old eustonen,
NJ and the public gsnersliy, that he ms asain
commenced the old business Ia new way. Having
witnessed the growing need % Ladies hhoe
shop" where eli kinds Of Shoes can Be had ready
made or made 10 order, fog Ladies, Misses and
Children, hs has Commenced with the intention Of
carrying ont this object, and although not "Princc
Vt Shoemaker, nor the fortunate possessor Of any
other prefson, yes he feels confident from his long
experience in the Shoe business that he will be able
TO meetthe wishes and expectations Of his friends
and customers.
He will in addition keep good variety Of men =
CATERS, Shoes and Slippers on hand, and MAKE ALL
KINDS OF FINE Saons ~ ORDER.
Hosisay-He will keep variety for the accomo-
dAtion Of his customers.
All persona, and the Ladies' in particular, are re-
quested to call and look Ut the WORK and MATERIAL
for his motto il, "Bstter goods, fits, and Bargains
than any other shop in the State
- Remember the LADIES SHor sWer No. 50,
Main street. doors west Of Ogden's e., bookstore
Nav rs. 'b6-dlv
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no IVES IMPROVED PATENT
TkiiSN ERlM,ES

"E are proprictors Of the above patent for the
w state Of Iowa, and prepared " cantraef
for the erection VI Railway or Highway bridges Of
any length Of rpan, from 50 feet to 500 feet any
part Of the State. As the above bridges have been
adopted most Of the Railroads ia the United
States We deem commspt N 10 their strength, dura
bility and cheapness. unnecessary. All communities
,ops the subject will receive prompt attention.
Address STONE, BOOMER BYiNGTON,
fvb2Sd6m Davenport, Iowa.
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NOTICE.

q q NOTIIE.
HAVING purchased Of u. A. Williams his on
1 tiry stock II Groceries, We will carry on the
above business and sell II very low figures 10 order 10
make room for Spring stock. For extraordinary
bargains call 1t his old stand on street bet
4th and 9Th.
produce. W. II. AUSTIN fCO.
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DISSOLUTION.

"A C'-FAafSsh ~ ~ atrt fore existing und n
- tins "a a. OF h,aeany Ranasr, is tais day
diss9tsel. ~ mItuil eor4eeb. Al claims avainst
- % "a VIII b. aa4ssiiai l., r. l. NJ.
'1af VII, viii in fuiure cat .b4st tn bus.nes and
W. 5ne l. Authorized settle the bus att ~ the
o!l arm. T. l. MekENNY,
NJ. Ii. KUNSLR
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those who wish ornament their grounds with small
trees which will commence bearing the second yeoy
after planting.
Also, Fancy Shruhhery, Evergrcens, Roses, &c.
y. Il. Weexpsct 10 be able to supply Any auan-
tity OF Sweet Potato. Cabbage aud Tomato plants
for gardening.
Orders recev d a. grounds. three-fourt Of 4
mile west OF City limits, on the But Ferry road
20 the Dies Molnes, or ny mail, addressed to
keokuk. March "a daw HuBBELL 4 HILTON
WAGONS! WaGONG wAGONKIiI
DLOW AND WAGON FACTORY, corner 18th
and Maui Streets, Keokuk, lows. Having
purshAsst Ihs before named establishment aud
made large additions to il, wc are now manufsc-
turing u the bast ONO TIMER including the aesm
benz fsaos tno other timber Tor wheels being used
10 this cstabishnent,) WAGONS or EVERY VA
RIkff. HACKS, PEDDLING WAGONS, CARTS.
WHEEL BARkOWS, CULTIvATORS, AND
PLOWS. in style and rkmanship equal 70 any in
the Western States. As We use none but the best
material! and employ none bat tbs b.st mechanics,
We feel confident Of being able to obviate the ne
cessity % those who will give us = call. Of send
es either TO Chicsgo or Cincinnati for any article
| IN orr lire.
I B.-A good stocl Of Plows and Wagons con
saHtiy on hand to supply purchasers At the short
est no''es. Those wishing to purchase can save
time and money by cnllinR 1T the corner Of 18th
aud Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES
april -daWly
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0llmoxob Tuxkish Lintmont,
THIS \ the bsst Lnimsnt which has yet hssa o.
i lcrsd 70 the public. It u IN excellent remedy
Tor Neuralgia, krysipelas, Rheumatism, wounds,
cuts alcafs, barns scads bruises spsains sa rhsum
sore throat head ashe tooth ache pains In the imhs
chest, bsck, stomach Or bowels. Also for founders
glandcrs big head sweeney splint sprains poll evil
sti6 complaint yellow water, distemper, ring bone,
astula collie, bolts, and harness gals, 70 The words
dilimore Turkish Imminent are blown in the glass;
also fec simile Of my written signature soosnps.
nies each bottle.
Gillmsrs's Cholera ana DiarrAsa
Mixture.
This is the best ca, remedy known for bowel comp
in the Bowels, &C., &c. Tho. who have used 1t are
charmed with its medical virtues. The name 10 blown
in the glass.
Gillaors's Vegetable Cathartkc ana
Liver Pills.
These celebrated Pills are IN excellent remedy for
Fever aud Ague, Bilious Complaints, Collie, Dyssnts
~, Constipation OF the Bowels, mitigation. jam
dice, DroI~y. Debility, Liver Complaints, Botches
on the skin. fevers, &C. The best family pill known
and b used with safety, whenever csthartit 10
seeded.
N. h. To insure . genuine article and one on
which you can rely with perfect safety be particular
70 inquire for Gillmores Vegetable, Csthartic and
Liver Pills, there is counterfeit article In ciYc-
lation.
Calcdsnian Csngh Loxenges.
Prepared by II. Il. Gilmore. A popular remedy
fort,oughs, Loids, and Bronchial Affections. They
have given entire satisfaction to those who have uesd
them.
Gillmsre,s Hair Dalsam.
A beautiful preparation for the MAR, andprspsrly
used, will restore it TO its original softness and
beauty Thore who have used 1t say it II the bsst
preparation they have seen.
Sold, whocsals and retail, by WILKINSON MAE
SHALL, druggists, successors 10 H. H. ayres, corner
VI Main and Third streets, Keokuk. Iowa. Afro By
Druggists and Merchants through bout the State.
(rtst hpv2
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Notice.
/ HAVE sold thy stock Of Furniture, and entire
l interest IN the Furniture business, 10 Mr.. C. g.
Assorr. IT the Gstecity Furniture Rooms. thank
my friends and customers for their many fsvors and
cordially recommend Dir. Abbott to their future r.
vor and patronage. r. WII8cY.
Feb 13--dtf
LIVE HUNDRED b6ls winter epCIes For 1aI1 4
i dscl4 HUSTON, HAWKINS : 6USTON'R.
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Just RECEIVED.

A the sign Of the Big Shoe, on Main Street, near
n corner IF Sd. another invoice of Gents, La
dies, Misses And Children.s wear, comprising all
the new styles Of the season, and TO which constant
additions are being made by fresh arryAs, The re-
mainder Of the stock purchased from the late firm
of Odell Matless, will cose out nj and be-
low cost in order to make for other goods moi
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, are requested To call and examine for them
selves. We will also make order. a, the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen and Ladies wear,
from the best material and in the aaststyie good
At being guaranteed in all cases
myi6d HUISkAMP 4 MAILESS
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4 cAnn,

ASas this dav atspo X nv pntir. int.-a.t IL
~ rag baaintst - L. (. 8. ( my also MY in.
= t.-A II lAre .aIc OF Ii r. Gill
N RS Nam. lux Llnisa mt ami Vegetab.e ANTI
- 5ts'as rili', AMI take pleasure in recommcndn g
. - The piblic Ar ono deserving If their patron-
hgs' NJ. Ii. RUNNER
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VINHESk pictures are $780,
L ali ~ fany thing
Yer before male The 1foslEo NE&
subscriber would call .E34f63AH2
h. attention If those lGHE4 3fsSs<< ~ =
wishing to get a pic
tire that VIII fade change in the least. h.
ne superiority Of Cuttings Ambrotypes. Be par
tcuiAr, in want Of the II these, to call at t!,s
AkBRorfPE GALLERY, No. 5, Third Street. Pictures
are warranted TO giva entire satisfati n. aud guar
antied to equal Any in the stern country. He has
lot the largest AMI finest Gal,ry between ST. Lou,s
and Chicago, with side light aud sky light, which
other GALLERY in this city has. lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for keokul and Lie. county All
other pictures rr.fe sing be the same are counter
ieiis, And an imposition on the pubic. They are
but worthless limitations the genuine mbroty
gotten mp TO deceive the pubic. The Ambrotyp
will keep in water we'll upon the parlor tabi.
They may also be set in tomb stones, and remain
unmraired Tor ages.
MT Instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
so IN taking pictures on glass not patented suit
those who with to travel. He has also large
stock of chemicals hand, and coliodeon Ut the On
cSi quality, and ready fer use.
Gallery No. 3, Third-st, Keokuk. Iowa.
spr35-dtf EMERSON, Artist.