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The Cry of Fraud.

The Philadelphia Argus says: "The op.
position, as the most available dodge to
excuse defeat where they had promised
triumph, cry out "lraud," because there
were sixty six thousand votes polIed in this
city on Tuesday last. Now, we need only
revert to the fact that, at the regular an.
runl assessment made for the year 1856,
there were returned from the twenty -four
wards of the city Of Philadelphia ninety
four thousand seven hundred and thirty-one
taxable inhabitants And when to this
number the extra assessments are added
it is officially established that there are
over one hundred thousand taxable male
adults in the city of Philadelphia. To u.s.
sert then, with this fact before them, that
sixty.six thousand votes could not be polled
without resort to fraud, is to assert an ab-
surdity and faIsehood."
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I7PEvER and AcUB cared vIhoui usinR Qui-
nine Arsenic, Mercury, Opium, OF any Of the poison
Gus Drugs or dangerous compounds, generally resorted
10 By sufferers from this long dia aetiHg and
sh Mixture, which contains none Of the above delete
rous substances, but cures efeelualy and fully By
acting specifically on The Liver and Skln, purifying
the Blood, and eHpelIing the remains Of old medi-
enes with which The system has been cogged opening
the pores Of the body, and allowing nature 70 assist
Itself In breaEing up the disease and reeuperatng It's
energies.
See fhe cure OF Mr.. John Longdon, Of Va; he had
nxed and chronic Fever and Ague ehills twice day
TOT three years. Nothing permanently cured him unt
which perfectly restored him TO health; nor has he had
chill since. He is only out Of thousand rho has
expeTeheed the life renewing effects Of this valuable
puriner OF the blood
For sale by l. swim and c. Hateh, Ruveuna; waup
Wilson, DeeTheld; ID. Boslxick, Edinburgh: j. W
Cone, franklin Mllls e: q c. X. Harmon, AUToraj
o. L. Drake, Freedom; Parsons d Root, WilIham
and dealers in medicines eyeryvheFe.
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BLAsPHEMY IN THE PULPIT.- "Jesus
Christ is for Fremont" said clergyman
few Sabbaths since, "and he expects you
oil to follow him." Such blasphemy is re.
prehensble in the highest degree. 1t pre-.
walls in the pulpit to an alarming extent, and
il will be we'll if the example of the politi.
cal clergy of the present day does not work
even greater evils than can be now forseen.
1t is fact that, like an abandoned woman,
aprostituted clergyman becomes the most
deplorable object imaginable.
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THE Position of the Black Re.
pubIiCanS.

In letter from E. F. Spinner Black
Republican member Of Congress from the
seventeenth district OF New York, to one
of his constituents, we find the following
boldly reasonable avowal. After stating
what he considers the grievances of the
North, and proclaiming that the remedy is
the election of Fremont, Mr.. Spinner says:
"Should this full, no true man would be
any longer eafe here from the assault of
the arrogant slave oligarchy, who would
then rule with an iron hand, For the free
North would then be left to the choice Of
peaceful dissolution of the Union--a civil
war, which would end in the same, or an uu-
conditional surrender of every principle held
dear by freedom"
Are not the Black Republicans traitors!
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FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber offers for sale, on favSf-'
able terms, the farm known as the "Wilis Cannon
Farm" situate on lot No. 90 in Aurora, Porta sc
Gated as ii is, the Hudson road only II miles from
the centre of Aurora, with good soi substantial and
conreueGt Buildings, under good state of cpltiva
ton, fruit and ornamental trees in abundance, well
tmbercd and watcred makes IL u desirable l6estiblt
for farm and family residence :, :
The farm is divided by the road; on one side 100
acres and the other sG acres and will be sold either
entire divided Ivy the road, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars enquire at tue Portage Co.
Branch Bank, In Rayehna, at the summit county
Bank, Cuyahoea Falls, or of l.. VI. Cochran, near
the promises. in Aurora, e..
Sept.l9, IS56-4w- J. L. RANNEY.
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Old Soldiers Read-Facts Imdis-
putablc.
FREMONT OPPOSED TO THE WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
RECEIVING Bounty LAND.


All Of the old soldiers, says an exchange,
in the war Of 1879, whatever may be their
political predilections, should vote against
Fremont. When in the United States Sem
ate in 1860, he voted against an amend
ment to the "bounty land bilB" introduced
by Mr.. Underwood, o: Kentucky, extending
its benefits to "widews and minor children
of deceased soldiers in that war. This hu-
name provision Fremont voted against. and
on account of it, every soldier in the war
Of 1912 should vots against him!
II any body doubts this vote Of Fremont,
they will find it recorded in the Congress.
sional Globe for the tiiirty:6rst Congress,
on pages S0o5 and soO7..
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0TBefore another issue Of our paper, the
great political battle will be over, when we
shall be able to devote more attention to
news, literature, etc., and make the paper
interesting TO the general reader.
' We should be pleased if those who are
taking the Sentinel for the campaign, would
become regular subscribers. Our terms are
81 so per annu m, payable in advance.
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THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE

THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE
Raoother perfect cure IF Epilepsy BY DR.. HaRee's
EpiLeptic Pills.
DuRNA NTs, PERQrIMAN's CO., Oct. lst, 1855.
Dr.. Hance--Dear Sit: Having afflicted with falling
fts for some years past, ] determined to give Your
pills trial. (ldrerliscment Of which in some
of the papers,, ana continued to use them for some
months, until was entirely cured. | believe them
TO be first rate article; and since hav. used Them
have not had one attack, and now in the enjoy
ment of good health.
am very. respectfully. yours. &C.,
JONATHAN J. JACOBS.
j. S. The pills were accommodate, to me by Mr..
Nathan Newly, of this county, TO whose address you
sent them.
Those Pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are specific
for all notifications of nervous disease Price SO
per box; two boxes for S.; twelve hoXes for S24-
Persons enclosing remittance will have the ills
sent them through the mail, its receipt For sale
by Seth ). Hance, No. IGS BALTIMORE street, Nd, to
whom all orders from all part of the Union must
be addressed. sent. Ja-lm
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A PERFUMED BREA1H-What lady or
gentleman would remain under tho curse of dis
agreeable breath when by using the "BALM OF Thou
SAND Flowers deut frice. would not only render
it sweet but leave the teeth white alabaster Many
persons do not know their breath is bad and the sub
ject so delicate their friends will mention it,.
Poura single drop off, Balm" your toothbrush, and
wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle
will last year.
acquired by using the BALM or THOUSAND Flowers.
1t will tan PIN pies and ieckles from the skin,
leaving 1t of soft and roseate hue. Weta towel,
pour on two three drops and wash the face night
and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY-Wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour two or
three drops of BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS, rub the
card well, and 1t will make beautiful soft lather,
much facilitating the operation of shaving. Price only
50 cents. Beware Of counterfets. None genuine un.
less signed by W.P. FETRIDGB 4 CO.,
Oct 2-6m Franklin Square, New York.
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"A LOFTY FLAG.-On Saturday last, some
young men in Mauch Chunk, Penn, stretch.
ed wire from mountain to mountain, at an
elevation Of four hundred feet avove town,
from which was suspended a very large and
handsome flag, bearing the names of "Ru.
chanan and Breckenridge"
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A ALPH ON SO HAIR 7
8 WilIiaddress the people at the
centre of Freedom on Monday
evening, Nov. 8, 1855.

= OF We would call attention to the ad-
vertisement Of the "Western Reserve Ec-
lectic Institute" in another column. The
winter session opens on Tuesday the 18th
of November.
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Great Cure OF Plies.

GARDEN, N. j., March 10, 1855.
Dear Sir-ll Is with much pleasure that take this
opportunity Of Informing you OF the great benefit ]
have received from the Of few bottles OF "Hoof-
lands German Bitiers." For humbhr OF years |
have been sorely aud severely afflicted with pain in the
attended with severe attacks OF the Piles for
which tried great many remedies, bat without af-
fording me any relief Being advised 10 use the Ger
man Bi!iers, did 80, ushg Ia connection, for the
Piles your Splkenard Ointment, and ! now inform
you that they have entirely enred me aud restored me
To health aud would advise all the afflicted TO use
your valuable medicines. Yours. &C..
MARGARET REPSHER
No. IS Plum street, Camden, Nj.
See Advertisement, .'
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FREMONT. THE MUSTANG CANDIDATE
If Col. Fremont had as many friends as the
Mustang Liniment, the opposition could
not draw corporal's guard. Mr.. Fremont
remarked, in his dispatches to President
Fillmore, while transporting horses and cat
tie over the rlaiHs of Mexico, "That IF the
Government ,couM send on liberal supply Of
Mustang Liniment, itwoald save 25 per cent
has losses" This is very important for
all Farmers and Liverymen to know. The
Mustang Liniment is a wonderful article for
man or beast. 1t should always be used for
Sores. Swellings, Stiff Joints, Burns, Bruis-
,es, Rheumatic Pains, &c., and for Galds,
Sprains, Spsyins, Ringbone, 6cc., Upon hor-
SEES: Beware of limitations The. Mustang
is sold by all respectable dealers every
where. BARNES &rPARK,
/ Oct. l6-1m Proprie,ors, New York!
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From the st. Louis Democrat
Latest from LeCOmptON-kam
Prisoners EScec3SCd,

From Lrcompton there is news to the
effect that Gov. Geary met Col. Cook at
Topeka, and after dcpriving them of their
Sharp's rifles, dsbanded the two hundred
and twenty five persons whom he took un-
der command of Pomeroy and Edrdge,
mentioned IN my last They were permit.
ted to keep their small arms. The Gov.
ernor said to them, that they could stay it
they desired to be pcaccabe settlers, and he
would welcome them
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6FTHERE ARE TWO FREMONTS.
ONE WAS BEAT IN Pennsylvania; !;
ONE In INDIANA!
WE WANT A THIRD TO BEAT IN
NEW YORK. WAKE UP, GREELEY.
Albany Atlas.
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6TUp Democrats, and to the work--a
few days only remain for usto work in.--
One more Pull--und pull altogether--and
she day is ours. a
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TEPPAl FEMALE SEMINARY,

RAW EMMA, OHIO.
JOHN B. STEELE, JR., "A. M.,( Principals and
WILLIAM w. HAGEMAN, Proprietors.
Assisted by Mrs.J B. Steele and Mrs w w. Hageman
THE first term of this Institution will COM
i mence on Monday. the Sd of November.
TERMS:
Board, English tuition, Latin and Greek. Fur
nished rooms, Fuel Lights aud Washing, per
annum, $500
Day scholars, for the whole English course, per
term,
English course, including Latin, Greek and Sur
We! ing, per term, 10
.**Circulars can be obtained of the Principal or at
the Ravenna Book Store. Oct. 23, lS56-3w
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Eirsl ARRIVAL Of New GOOds.

lust received very handsome assortment.
J of Goods for the fall and winter trade, consisting
In Vart of De Laihes plain and figured,
challs. do.
Mode de Paris,
Grape dc EMPRESS, ia
Printed ard plains
all wool De LANES, plain and striped SiMs, with a
great variety of Dress Trimmings OF the latest
Also, more of those rich and heavy Brnehe shawls,
witch we will sell cheaper than ever. Also, q few.
more of those Whaebone Skirts. of the same sorti
call If you wish to get one, for they are golng7
fast. ," . h, l.. DAY, ,N s
September IL, 1856 No Q Phoenix Block.
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The Ohio EIection--The OmciaI
VOte-majOritles by Counties.

The following table Of majoritiss, most
Of which are official, shows the strength Of
parties in Ohio ss manifested at the late
election. A perusal Of il in detail will con.
vince every reader that Ohio can be carried
for Buchanan III vigorous effort is made.
FusioR Majorities. ...
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Farm For Snlc.

FNHE subscriber being about to remove
L from town, offers his farm, containing n acres
and situated two miles south from the centre of Roots
town, for sale 1t has good house with four finished
rooms, with good cellar under the whole; also, a
good barn with underground stables, and can be ex
amined at any time by calling the subscriber on the
premises. Oct l6, 1556-4w JOSIAH @. LONG.
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NOvEMBER APPoINTmENrss
DIR. III. TURRS.
VIII be In attendance as follow

VIII be in attendance ss f3IIowSi
RAvKNNA, Pfennss House, Friday, and sanrday
until 3o'elsek ?. n ian I'D lsth Nov. 49, =
All ron, Empire House, Thursday; l3th Not. =
Warren, easkill House. "wednesday, IpIh now
Cleveland, American House, Monday and Tussday4
9Th ana 95ih OCt.
For consultation mon all diseases Of The Throsts
Lungs, Heart. Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
spleeni als9 propsy. Gravel, Rheumatism, kevo1s-
Fever, Fits Impurities OF The Blood ErupoTs, Cas.
GERS Veers and all other varieties Of iong Standing
complaints, both external and iaternnl. -
FOR some ten years DR., T. has devoted His entire
time To chronic Diseases treating tkousands Annually
many OF whom had exhausted eyery ofber fes11f1e
within reach. IA no ease are insra; ofks 9sistas
sMPiOged, nor does he male ssk 10 make us 81 fsar
dorm 10 bEiid up. Tic medicines ear be iaken WIN
safety BY the most delicate, as patients may remain
az nome, and continue with Prudence their ordinary
diet aud exercise. Many have recovered under The
trestmeni after friends aud ply had giFsnup an
hope, She ildispntable evidence Of which always
be furnished lnyalids however reduced and despair
Ing, are invited 10 call and By be assured thai no en-
eoursgement viii be giTeb expense Inskrred With
outa corresponding prospect OF recovery. -.
DR.. feuss, sir-I have delayed writing until sewers
months have elapsed tiuec my wife discontinued the
use of your medicine avn happy 70 say that she "a
again restored to beallh. Her condition perfectly
disressinc,and one that will not attempt TO deseribe
her greatest suGerings proceeded from disease OF
her throat and lurgs dsOrered state of the liver,
vous Prostraton and general debility. Her health has
been declining for several Years until che was redn
ced 70 mere skeleton and her life despaired OF By
her friends The best physicians In the county (oId
sehooD were employed, to little or no purpose, snd
they told us she must die. Hearing you, she desired
to make one more effort, and did so. On reeeiv-
ing your first prescription, she able to sit up part
of the day.
The change great and rniy gra.iingt 10 US both,
She applied for medicine but twice amer obtaining tho
rs 2nd we happy To state that, by the blessing Of
God, through your instrumentality, she now enjoys
better health than she has for the last fifteen years-
She endures more hardship with less fati ue. You
can dispose Of this statement you see pToper,tax
your own benefit and the cause OF hpmaHiS.
Yours, respectfully, J. D. FURBES.'
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Notice..

NJ Office is hereby given to the Clerks of
~ the several townships, that the last assessment Of
the district school library books is ready for dis
tributon at the auditors Office. The clerks win please
call, or send for them immediately.
THOS. W. BROWNING, Auditor.
Auditors Office, Ravenna, Oct. l6, 1856.
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FCc;Cy Down Ola Fremont

The Tribune of Tuesday last says:
"There s,'stll. further evidence that Col
Fremont is not a Roman Catholic! COM
ASSERTS POSITIVELY
IN HIS SPEECHES THAT HE KNOW S
HIM TO BE AN INFIDEL."
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Attachment 4 Notice.

Frederick W. Seymour. Plt'Tl
against In Attachment
John s. Clute, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that o. the 9th day of Sep
tember, 1856, at my instance order for attachment
was issued by r. b. Conant, Esq, justice of the
peace within and for said county. against the goods
chateis stocks interests in stocks, rights credits
moneys and effects of John 5. Cute, NONRESIDENT
debtnr, for the sum of ten dollars.
FREDERICK W. SEYMOUR.
RNvenna, Oct. 30, 1856. N. l.. yetfrils, Atty.
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A>.5S@ Dr.. TU8BS will be atthe Prentiss House,
WIsS Thursday and Friday, until O'Clock,
=. NJ. 18th aud 18th of November.
See advertis ment in another column.
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NEW GOODS.
Al the Edinburgh one price, RcGdypGy Store:
HAVING received our full assortment of

Al the Edinburgh one price, ReGdy,pGy Store:
HAVING received our full assortment of
IL Fall and Winter Goods, we offering induce
ments TO those wishing to purchase, Us follows:
Fine Dobsgc lsle; Alpaeeas, COburgs, MeIinos,
for Csc; Printed Delaines and CGsRnieres beautiful
styles for Bic TO 3s good plan beldnes for lOc, best
striped Shifting lie and is per yard Capt6n Flap-
mel, bleached and uubleached from lie to ls redad
white Flannel, all qualities, low; best shilling TICK;
ing in the county; mems Wrappers and Drawers. very
heavy; mems woolen Pants and Goats Goods, ali
prices and qualities, ranging from 20c TO 81 40; good
Ky Jean for 20c; Ladies' shawls Qong and square)
Bay State, Basket, Cashmere, Merino, Brocha, &c.
from S % to SIS; black Silk Lustrene and Gro do
Rhine from Zoe to 81 40.
White goods, fall assortment, prices always suit.-
Embroidered curtain Muslin, 1gd lsc; splendid Rib
bons for winter furnishing ladies remember can
suit you. Linen, Lawn and Cambrc Handkerchiefs'
cheap; Linen Handkerchiefs from &c TO IS; Cambria
and Lawn Handkercbiefs plain and embro dered from
l5c to 6s beautiful assortments of dress Trimmings;
shilling Calico utllc. Bear IN mind sell the best
styles OF Prints at lc-Eo humbug init-those doubt-
ing will please call and examine.
Our clothing comprises II full assOrtmehtof winter
wear, and sellins arrgures that astonish those who
are posted.
Beaver cloth Over cos is for 81; beaver cloth Mon
key Jackets, 81 25; lion skin over coats SO; Peter
shams, mixed and plain Ca'simeres, different prices,
from 50 to SO 25: first rate double coats $l2;
WOODEN Paots from So TO $3.50; being complete se-
styles ranging from 81 so to $40, very low; Vcst OF
all kinds, plush, Silk, satin and cashmere
BOOTS AND SHOES d,
now in, and Notwithstanding the advance in leather,
we continue to sell them low. Mems heavy double
soled Boots, 81 2; ne half do SO 25; calf skin boots
IS Gu; WOmen's enameled boots 81 &C.; Women's
wear Of all kinds enameled goat calf and kip boots
and huskins, kid and otuer fancy styles rGlking -,
Children boots and Shoes every thing that can be
wished for. Hats, Caps and Mttens, Comforts, dc.,
such as all will want when they are seen.
GROCERIES,,
as usual lower than can be bought elsewhere. Sugar
N, n Splu ha'
Is; and everything in proportion. These things are
neither gas poetry, and for demon sration the
fact all that is needed is TO call and examine onr
goods, and feel satisfied that everything will be
foun6 lower than DO bought elsewhere. The trade
In Edinburgh has largely increased under our admin
istration and we must by continuance of our former
patronage. We have been called by some Of our
nelglbors tthe one-hotse concern in Edinburgh. -.
All tha: we have to say in.repy is that good single
horse pulls u very good load.
Oct 9 DANIELW GOSS & BROS.
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legal Notice.

ELLEN ]. CHARLTON and Clarence
II Charlton, ofGRoyalton, Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
aud Thomas w. Charlton, of RO0tstown. Portage
county Ohio, will take notice that petition was filed
against them, on the 25th day OF October, 1885, in the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the county Of
Potage, and State Of Ohio, by +. W. Crainc aud is
now pending; wherein the said +. w. Crains demands
partition of the following Real Estate to wit: situate
and being in the township of Brimfeld, county of
Portage and State of Ohio, aud Is bounded and de-
scrbcd as follows; situate in lot No. 10, and beginning
at the north west of land decided to Salon Edison
by H, fhOrndyke, and running south the west line
Of sGld lot No. TO- 10 the southwest corner of land
decided to Sears Bennett: ence cast on said Bennets
north line 30 far us to contain 30 res; thence north
on Hue parallel with the west line To the north of
Id EdsUn's land; thence west to the place of begin
ming.
Also another pieco tVact Of land, situate in lot
No. II, ia said township OF Brmaeld, Ia said county
aud State, decided by Jonathan Sloane to Thomas
Cartwright. and bounded follows east and south by
the original lot lines of said lot; north by lands convey
ed to Robert Reed and to extend far enough west 10
include "a acres Of land; the line to run parallel
with the east lne "fsaid lot; and that ut the next term
ofsa court, the said 4. w Cranc will app for an or
der that partition may be made Of said premises,
J. L., * II. c. RANNE",
Oct. so, lS56-6w. Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Premium AmbrOtypcs and Da-
guerreOtypeS.


I V. STAFFER & CO., respectfully in.
IL. vite the public to call at their rooms over Bairds
JAwcry store, Aliens Block, Ravenna, and examine
their specimens upon which they received the first pre-
luum at the last county fair. We offer the following
reasons why produce better pictures than can
be obtained elsewhere IN this county, We have the
largest and most powerful camera in this section
the state Our lights arranged as not only give
life like expression TO the features but also drapery
OF the utmost beauty and richness. (rhe want of
which is great fAu in the work of some operators
We the genuine chemicals regardles of expense,
and having had ten years ofexperieuce in the art we
know that we can produce bcter results than the
mere lyro of few months practice. Those wishing
good pictures OF Themselves friends will find it TO
their advantage to call at rooms and be convinced
that this is the place to get perfect likeness. Prices
as low rs in any rooms OF good repute in Northern
Ohio. Childrens likenesses taken in one or two
seconds We seldom fail to get good likeness of the
most restless.
DAGUrRREoTyPEs.-As there are some who still
prefer this style, we would say that We at all times
prepared to take them.
CAurIoN.-The public are cautioned against Am
brotypes backed up with black paint vasnish, as
the backing will crack eventually aud tho picture be-
comes worthless. All good operators have discarded
this process have used il for many months aid
all persons having pictures put up by in that way,
invited to call and when they become cracked and
have them made good Such pictr res can be known
by their having glass over the mating, the position
OF the setter being reversed, and having dull appear
ance at arms length,
Remember the place, over Baird's Jewelry Store.
Oct. l6 1855. l.. V. STAFFER d CO.