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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

ERROR CoRREcTEp. our list of premi-
ums granted at our late County Fair, men
ton is made of lock said to have been made
by the Franciscan Brothers. An error was
made by the committee who handed the list
in to u.s. The lock was made by tne Benedic-
tine brothers, at ST. Vincent, Westmore.and
county. 1t is rich elaborate specimen OF
German art.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

New F1RM,-It viii be seen By acard in
to-day's paper that T. i. Heyer and G.. III.
Reed, Esq'rs., have entered into partnership
in the practice of the law Mr. Heyer is well
and favorably known to the citizens of our
county as District Attorney, an office which
he has filed for the last three years with Gre
dit to himself and to the satisfaction of the
citizens generally, and as an evidence of the
fact, was reelected this fall to fill the Office
one term longer
Mr. Reed, his partner, is young man of
no ordinary ability, and it is generally conce-
ded that he has few equals at The bar, for the
short time he has been practising. His close
attention to business has won him many
friends. We hope the new firm may receive
many fat clients.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

A SECTIONAL PARTr.-Hon. George W.
Julian, Fremont orator at Grcenville, Sep
tember 10, 1886, said 50 it was of no use to
deny it any longer. Our Republican party is
a sectional party" His language is:
q I tell you zee are sectional party. IS
not olone a Jiqht bet,ceen the North and South
1t is a fight bet,reen freedom and slarery, BE-
t,ceen God and tie deril, Jct,eeea Hoaren da@
He'll"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
Fillmore in Philadelphia.

At an immense meeting of the friends Of
Fillmore, held in Philadelphia on last Satur-
day, the following resolutions were adopted
amidst the greatest enthusiasm. They drive
the nail into the political coffin of John G.
Fremont
Resolved, That this meeting cordially en-
dorses the action of the Fillmore State Com
mittee, in refusing to withdraw the Fillmore
Electoral Ticket. or to enter into any compro-
mise which would in any manner, directly or
indirectly, implicate the friends of AIllard Fill
more in the election of John c. Fremont to
the Presidency
Resolved, That regarding the election of
John G. Fremont equally detrimental to the
peace and welfare of the Republic as that of
James Buchanan looking upon them both as
mere sectional candidates, representing not
the whole country, but the selfish interests of
| the North as arrayed against the South and of
! the South against tbs North. we will in no
wise be accessory to the fruition of the schemes
of agitation strife and national discord inyol-
| we'd in their success
| Resolved, That the Union Electoral Ticket
| is fraudulent device to entrap the friends of
Millard Fillmore into the support of John G
| Fremont, and that we repudiate it as we do
tIC plihCipicS VI 'HC l'1i IHdl hS SOuiu SUP
| port, in giving it our votes.
Resolved, That the withdrawal of the Fill
more Electoral Ticket would be the death blow
to the prospects Of the National American and
| Old Line Wing Candidate in States which he
alone can carry against the Locofoco nominee;
that such an act of treachery by the Ameri-
cans of Pennsylvania to their friends elsewhere
would give James Buchanan 120 votes in the
| Slave States, aud sufficient in the North to
make him President
Resolved, That we invite all the opponents
of Locofocoism to rally on the straight out
| Fillmore and Donelson Electoral Ticket, and
thus pfeTent the vote of Pennsylvania from
| being cast for buchanan and his destructive
doctrines, but that. come what may we will
not strike the flag Of Fillmore; and that we
will cling to it in victory or defeat, with an
unshaken faith, and an unyielding courage.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

FTANTED-Beef, pork, corn, buckwhcat
w oats, &c, for subscription and advertise
ing to the Democrat & Sentinel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

Evans & HUGHEs.-This firm has received
their fall and winter stock of ready-made clo-
thing. They defy all competition, and war
rant their goods in point of quality and price
to be far ahead of any establishment in the
county. See advertisement
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
DEMoCRATIC ELECTORAL Tx KET.

ELRCToRS AT LARGE.
Charles r. Buckalew. Wilson MsCandiesS.
District. District.
1st-Geo w. Nebinger 13th-Abra'm hdinger
1J-Pierce Butler lith-- Reuben Wilber
Sd-E.lw. Wartman l5th-Gco A. Crawford
4th-Wm. II. Witte 16th-Jamcs Back
5th-John McNair 17th-Hcnry j Stable
6th-John III. Brinton 18th-John ID, Roddy
7th-Dlvd Llury 19th-Jacob Iurney
8th-Chas. Kessler 2lth-J. A j. Buchanan
9th-Jas. Patterson 2l>t-Wm. Wilkins
lOth-ISalc SlCnker 22l-Jas. u. Ctmphel
llth-F. w. Hughes 23l-Thos Cunningham
l2th-Thos. o ,terhaut 24th-.lahn keatiey
18th District-Vincent Phelps.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

Gs~ Thurlow Weed, the editor of the Al
bany Evening Journal, (woolly head) in an
article reviewing the causes of the defeat of
Black Rcpublicanism in Pennsylvania, asserts
that in Cambria county every eighth man does
not know the difference between B and an
ox-yoke. If the g frosty sons of thunder >
ever catch this vile slandercr in Cambria be
will discover that they know how to use a
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29

Much has been said during the campaign, in
relation to Mr.. Fremont's religion. The Fillmore
press charged upon him that he was Catholic
MIR. Greeley, indignant that his candidate should
be suspected of worshipping the pope, denied the
charge, and after much vexed discussion, announ-
ccd with flourish of trumpets that he had pub
lished pamphlet, clearing John c. Fremont Of
the charge In the pamphlet, Horace says that
there was another Fremont, who was an officer
in the army, resemhled j. c. Fremont, and wasa
Catholic. This other Fremont has turned up
His name is Sewcll L. Fremont He has publish
cd letter, stating that he was formerly in the
my, but now resides in North Carolina; that he
was never Catholic, and that he does not resem-
BILE John c. Fremont. He also states that he Las
long known John G. Fremont, and that john c.
has always been Catholic. Horace is now asha-
med, both ofhis pamphlet and his candidate. The
horrible truth has broke in upon him at last, that
the daring John G. is a worshipper of the scar
let lady of Babylon.
The proofs. that John G. Fremont is Catholic,
are now irrefragible ard cannot be denied. It is
indeed queer position Of parties at present,
willie such men as Thurlow Weed are black guard
ING the Catholics of Cambria, and Bowman of the
Tribune is pitching into the Magchans, the
Fenlons, the Georges, the Gray's, the Glasses, y
because they g 90 not eat meat on Friday" and
that mad cap wag John Penn Jones. is bawling
himself hoarse, warning the people g not to vote
for the Pope!" the very same Weed. and Bowman,
and Jones are all united in support of John
Charles Fremont, who is himself Catholic.
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Fraudulent Voting,

The opposition have been cndeavoring to
conceal their defeat, by raising the cry of
fraudulent votes The annexed extract shows
on what large scale they played this game
themselves
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-10-29
FRFMoNT a CATHOLIC.

TIC abQYe sfnssSS--aAlSIIllI l5s 1Gte ' tIIOIH
Ich mochte doch der Papbst nicht sein
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ss;ssss l3....
w Il /, 4. nv N Z! 90
f.s:s w: sssa. and :...1.ss
1al1s1uDoNy ~ almost svaay
s5~l ~ = = psssss.srs. . and viis|
dselleaee ~ y. hssts Mi which, may hare hsss
IA IkA.Eks AND NANUFAcTUKElls will ano1
4yA constancsapptyof iasgc Circalsr save wapL'
rAneol and 81 thu sacturer's pricest cay -,
-, - ead 81 inches a1d when reQuir 3D. w inshss
Dsstesr with the smaller siass. d chs sign Of ~
ksA Paddock. s.W.A TICKER. ft
my3itAw W !
Il xkS! AXnS i--4iunt' ycolitns' ,s,maaons lap
"a piscott's sxs, for sale low W
GPADks-Anss' kowiaod's aud etAxr brsnds,
~ for sale y s.W. ~. TUCKER,
GHOvELS-Anss, howiAnd,s and other kraA1s
~ Tor sale low By b. W. 4 II. IUUkkA.
DOES-Soiid 1sose neck, rivsssd, cast steel piaa
Ii tcrs. and Carolina hoes, for sale In great
risty ~ s. W. . II. 1UUKER.
and Trace Chains, large STOCK t.r .sis low
4 WORN PL AN TEtlS-A Superior article for horse
~ power, and wonderful labor and time saving
machine, for sale low ~ =. w. = II. TUCkkk.
GRAIN AND GRASS scYTHRs-A large STOCK
~
= W. IL. TUCKER.
ATULAi, iron and wood -braced grain cradles, ter
Iv1 sale low BY 5. M II. TUCKER.
i SyNAIrAs-Wrought tubs patent and commoa
~ Snaiths, . large stock, for sale low BY
i. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
Lay and straw forks--a very large stock OF VI
&. II. 4 II. TUCKER
MANURE Forks, long and short handles, tor sale
Nl by s.w All. TUCKER.
HAY and dardsn Kake' for sale low ?, r,.o,, !,
uED1ES Shears and Pruning Hooks II daercs,
L i patterns, for sale low by
6. 3 II. TUCKER.
T RASs Hooks for sale by
r0IL ChaiE, Japanped, for fencing eenstery
swan TUCKER
DLACKsMIrH's Drills for the bench, good e.
- ticie, for sale low by
w.AH. TUCKER.
IL oRSE-s SHOE Nails, the genuine ariais and 9th
+ ,oopEks' Tools, good s.sortmen!, for sale BY
Sign Of the Red Paddock.
straw and Csra.ssask Gasssvs.
VERY substantial machine, cons s1lesed The
n b-st in use; cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks for f&idcr---omethng which should Be
in the hands Of every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale by y. W. a n. TuCKkk,
sug2dtw Sign Of the Red Paddock.
CADY. JONES PECK, Agsnss,
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G.. NJ. HUSTON,
Wholesale Dca1ertn Notions and
Fancy Dry Goods,

s4MArS STREET, Kxoxux, Iowa.
A new stock and the largest and best assorted ever
offered in the market Our stock 10 purchased direct
from manufacturers and importers, and We pledge
ourselves to cell prices low for cash or 10 good
time buyers ST. Louis or any other western mar
ket.
Merchants will find il to their advantage to call
and exan ne goods and prices before bayngelse-
where. We wiliconsidcr 1t no trouble toshow them
through our etock.--apr2d-dAw
A FINE stock Of poctct Cutlery for sale low nc
"A apr 70 liusToN's-
!iEAvY st.cA of Cap, Letter, Ladies Bath, bath
n Post, Faney and Commercial Note Paper, Plain
and laid Dud White and Fancy coicred Envelopes, at
apr2s HUSTON D.
4 uenosal assortment Of 6srman silver and dou-
N bis pla; cd ware, all warranted and ut mAnufac-
turer's prizes, at apvzo HusioN'e.
4 y erteEolvo stock of Whips and Lashcs ., man
A ufsc,arer's prices NJ apreo HuSloN'S
4 aAiiiE 1T vi artidcial flowers bud, crap,
y leaves and all Kinds Of Millinery ioods, az
apr.5 HusIoN's.
'iNhE E.aest assortment Of Ribbons ever offered IN
/ tae plr.ai. apr25 HuSr0N'S.
~ VARIETY a. pattern, Jorome's make, warranted,
and al manafacurrer's prices, at AuSION'S
apr1s
vINIiE best assortment OF Lace Wells and Dress
l Trimmings at apr2o HUsT0N's
4 Lake and nne lot of Kid uioves of every
~ grade, As apr20 HusiON's.
A N endless variety 81 s.!k aud Linen Poke, nand-
\ kcrciiicfs and crsvats at npr.6 HUsfoN's.
4 Void AMI calninon jeueiry, and old and silver
" watches, at apr26 uusT0N'S.
LIVERY variety of goods comprised in the Notion
IL and Fancy Goods line al Huston at prices that
cannot fail to INDUCE purchases and benefit the buy
er. Cali AT No. ~, and examine for yourselves.
sprau
rlNnE largest and best assorted stock Of Emhroiae-
~ in tie city o., apr26 HUST0N'S.
4 Ltlaik assortment If Hosiery and Gloves
n English and French hand made Mitts, very
hne. az apf2h ETSTON'ss
iilstons viii be found the largest lot IT Irish
"A Linens, l.acss, Edgings, and every variety oil
White goods, at prices that cannot be beat in am
Western market. apr26
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VnTSNOLUTlON.

A RTNERSliIP hertofore existihg under
| a the name Of Mckenny Runner. Is this day
i,..alved. Inv mutual consent. All claims against
| the ola Grm win be cancelled by t. l. Me-
Kenny, who will in future conduct the bushes, and
who alone IL authorized to settle the business 81 the
a,asr,n TT MckENNY,
w NH. RUNNER.
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eo.ed Of INV entire interest in

HAVE ths day disposed Of my entire interest in
i the drug business to I. l. Mchenny also my IN
torest in Inc manufacture and sale OF IL. X. Gill
more. Mamaluke Imminent, and Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills and take pleasure IN recommending
hi IN 10 the public ~ deserving Of their patron
age. M. H. noN
mghlTdtf
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CoRNER oF srArE ANp RANpOLPH SITS.

CORNER OF STATE AND RANDOLPH SITS.
tEnirancs No.. q state ST.
/ INSTITUTED September, lsal; Incorporated By
/ the L,gisature # II inois, February, 1858.
The extraordinars patronage bestowed upon this
long estabiis he'd aad popular institution adords
gratifying eyiionee that the superior advantages
and facilities il oil r. f., the luistion Of thor
ough kno ledge If tie various branches Of Com
mefciAl Education. ar: favorabiy appreciated by .
discerning and intelligent community. Over 200
full course uenss have becn in attendance during
the past winter, being an amount VI patronage I'M
para led in the ,uG,ry.
The Collegiate Course Is the most extensive, com
plete and thorough escr introduced into any Com
mereal College III tits country. and comprises prac-
teal instruction in Book Keeping and Accounts,
adapted to every kind Of business, including an
elaborate work OH Railroad Book keeping, prepared
by the President express for this School, now
edge Of which ~ lone worth more 10 ths Student
than the tuition fees Tor the entire together
with Commercial Calculations, Business Penman-
ship, and the snhjrctsa III Iomnevctal Law.
Albert kldder, Esa., the popular American Card
Writer, whose specimens Of Penmanship received
the highest premu AT the great State Fair held
in New York cit, in sas, has been engaged n
Professor Of PsnnansLp.
Another ceurs. If free public Lectures will be
by several Of the most distinguished citizens OF
Chicago. Studei inter- whenever they please.
Circulars and Cstanets sfurnishcd gSatuitousy on
application ~ tn College.
Chicago, Nov. i, ~ am
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LrNCH a MOOTrON.
X h AL ESTATE NTS


Near ear I'd Joanson opposite the st. Charles
kJAAitcohAh attenton paid 10 bayi ing and SELL
ihs Tsai estate ns-ottating loans, and any ot her
nasiaSss tlat may be entrusted 10 thsIr chagse.--
fsfauas issireas of buyiug selling are invited to
cat At the late ofies OF Ras h Lynch, where, by
feasoa NJ their coaspiraoIs position on one Of the
most business sFssts, tha above enjoy superior ai
vansasss TOR the parsaise aai sa,r of real estate
asseh.'on ~ difsstss - he following property
for sale ON their register;
CITY PROPERTY.
Hear eadA Of iotst, ani ), In block l12. be-
twssa itn and l2.h. Front ON rimea
Hsiss AL lgt Exeaaagc ST., between ID and
@,a. rati i7t. iioase re.ts tor $500. Also stable
aud cistsrn.
- fl. ff,as on Main, wtha depth Of 40 feet
pat of lot 4. in block 1873.
Int ~ Il freat aai 40 IT, deep on 81 bstveen
Exsaaags an Alley.
~ ry isa H., near corner C.h aud johnson.
Bi,cA 70. ~, in Reds addition.
Gamer lot John-on AMI stn strcets--iot T. block
iaT.s
House and lot On 9TH ST., between johnson and
Exelange.
Lot Z, nioat 10, aaa lot block 90.
House aad iot cornr Exchange aud Thirteen, h
xtyesE.
Lpi 100 Feet by 20. on Ist, between johnson and
Exchangs.
LII ijay 100 foet I'd It,. between Exchange
and the Alley.
Los - b. - feet, near the corner Of 4th and Elk
change.
i.s, GA Bioaieaa, between 9Th aad 9th Opposite
the aotel.
lao. ea ieeti.ep and 20 feet front on 9th street
betwesn Main aud B!oaieaa, and corner on Alley,
ncvt new Hotel.
lot Of High and Sixth streets--lot I,
block Oh.
COUNTRY PROPERTY
v, asfes Joini ag Boston, IA miles from cox uk
on the Flank Hoad. A ine improved farm
1913 acres OF Aaa land m Iiigns, "a miles from
Hansstol and mites fro;n The river; capable Of
division into several market farms.
SIS sesss vi splendid sJii m G4arG county. No.,
miles irsm heeaaA. has produced A. basAeis of
wheat 10 the acre.
$50 acres Of land In Dodge county, No.
~ zcrss of nas land in Men glmerY Co., Iowa
/ mile tgo1a ffanAiord, the cauaty rsat and Gns
wu1!e anssy go9d cd aud watered.
assaly improved farm iii Illinois Of SO aer y,
10 teased latg heids, anl h4ianco Ia sp.en
lsmbsr. iassfarsA Is alles Ir, IN Car uags, ana
mite from Northern Cross Kai.rnad now IN opes.
tioa eantainssa substantial hou.e with & ruoius
also 4 uamber Of oat-hoIses; has line we'll o!
waseg 1t ths deer OF tine mix house is one M d
Tg1n saw lalIl, and within miles ~ Of several
grist mills. Title good and wargaated.
t,ye ACRES ut gr0and, bsinga tine building site
10 ssstipa "a Iesashi 80, raase ), miles from
MaiAsst.
4 farm miles froa town, near the Piankroaa
containing 100 acres, amproycd
Fiesog zen ares of land adjoining 8eliins s res
idencn.
Lynch Woatton agents for the sale Of larg,
4uasi.tiesoi land IN vari9usparts Of Missouri.
sepss-silf
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/, cosNABLE, GEu. u. sNYTH, N. CoxSABgE
CONNAE!.E., SMITH L. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROcERS,
nEATERS N TENNEGSEE IRON

,onx.utr 49,, \ xvvru - rnvx.ut ,
CONMAHiE, $500 CO.,
,"na ~ !, ~ Z ,, -, ne ,uN
DEALEho ~ IraNNLoohE lnoN,
AND FORWARDED AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NoA. ~ Oh
Levee, Opposite SteambsAt Landing.
Have now on hand iuii and complete stock for
fall trade To which the attention Of purchasers is
. = ,.,.,, us ~ =. =. =, -.
NJ sae sxensslo' s., .suee ssasW1-
~ .su na'cues. .ts ,iane suPpiTu ps 'ne guam
IVY, factory ps'es mpfg suPt,fy ~. IN
Ivy ~ NVNsaDHI, S1"A 0So.
aus % 4-4s AsaN--4
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sssonA 6srsss, beewssn hsis end Jshneoa.
HAVING j1st returned from the kast,
i 4 respectfully eail the attention VI ny ASH -
friends and the public generally 10 my asS
and Ane stock Of watches. Jsxery, silver and EIsssA
ware, fancy toods, Ac.
WascAes.
Pine gold duplex, maggie, patent spd detached
levsv wssches; sItvsr posrnt ord dssaebea 1svsss,
ard l. kpisss, of al kinds ard esaiitiss.
1eWelSys
LsAies' plain gold, mosAic, eaDso sna ensnslssa
ear-siNGp And kseast pinss ls4iss' aDa <h4Aeoseie
gold and Jet bracelet sdis and gent gold ehAiass
p~nefiv arA psHA, eoiA and Ais1.Dd An2ss sisos.
gold anA oliver skiaLAes, prats "a lssast 1tass
stsds collar end sleeve Lutons, gold, silver STEEL
and pssent spsctarl pocket, sabe snd essssst ssa-
iery, and scissors. n1 4a.f@8
silver ware,
In which Nss intenA n0s - - uTpAsssd BY any
stuc vesa a. north VI ~. 4snis, viz sAlsst tsss
ssrsert and tea spoons end foska, sugar. csssns Du
lard snA seit spoons batter and futt fntvse silver
and plated napkin rings, dc.
P1assA ware ano Fancy OoOOos
Plated and ksitsasts - ssts, ea1tesss truit asa
cake bsskets candlsslicks, pearl and she'll pocket
books, sad 10 fact every thing pertaining 10 ny
tue.
A esuessi assortnsnt Of eIo<t Of the latest pes.
terns ard best make, ali warranted 70 Keep SEQ
time.
-. Msei.s md Jswslry repaired b che asss
vofk mauiike manner, nd ~ the shortest eottes.
mye-dIy JULES OEIbEk.
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Now Grocery & Provision Store
~ W. RUNYAS A co. having essablisAs "a tAsn-
NJ selves on the soath side II foaYth street ,nse.
soths Market HOUSE, have received larep And vsll
lycAil tbs attention NJ The citsess n Keoknk -
Vicinity. Proyisicn and Feed Of nlekiAds kep1
eoastaAtly oa hsAd. All articles delivered - say
past of tho city frss of charge. ldee. -, ~
Luahsr - Alt tEtmAs.
~ liz smb-tdkw IL NOW prepared 10 fGrnish all
u kinds nf Lausse AT thS shoftspt letiss. Ates
sn0 qAAAtity VI Ia tn for plastMtAGr
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u hare this day sod cat ny sstirs stcsk q gss1s
= toJ. :. Humphrey. Who viil eontipss e eofSl
on the lat Oap ! D0nnst Hsslness - ny 81 49,
mo- 49, AAin Sesses) And Z fetan my sineere taaslD
= my old frissAs apd cnAtpmep fw ths6 HeesaS
patronage, sad solisat for nAy snsfssoy scss19Vy
Ancs ~ The ni1lt. - \. HUMR2k1y-
Oct Is Y ta 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY


Highly improved Farm In iianesea county. Iii
nois. II AZ acres, tl21 taber) nil us,dsr heavy
rsii fense; 10 Ia fine orchard, ~ in timothy
mssl9s eaelU4ci b separate fvnee; wells ~ Wa
al tas eAsn, ~ Fact by 70 feet. TirLg iEaFAer. .
miles frsea Carthage. Thsrc is osaga hedge sur.
rsaadng bis farm. Apply TO
LiSCH j Wo0Tf0N4
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CIFTuNGsS y AIENI - N NV A~Ss
FlNHESE pictures are oe4S
L ahe ad If any thing S3&11l TANifk-SS81%
ever before made. The ~ q
subscriber would call XIE9@M0~HnySIX
the attention Of those $39Na W.
wishing to get pie
tare that will never fade change - the lesst to
the supetiorit, Of Cuttings Ambrotypss. liz par
ticalar if IN want If ~ these, to call at the
AnnnofYrl UALrsny No. ;, Third Street. Pictures
ars warranted give entire satiriseii.n ana guar
an,iea 10 eaual any in The western country lie has
got the largest and finest Gniirs between et Louis
and Chicago with side ght and sky light, which no
her taller, in this city has. lie has the exclusive
right Of this patent for kseh and Ice s9an'y All
feits. and an imposition on the public. They are
but WORTHLESS. imitation..of hegenuine Amorotype,
gotten M 10 deceive the public. The Ambrotype
will keen in water ~ we'll upon the paror table
They NAV also be set In tomb stones, and remain
uuimpsired fer ages.
mj- instructions given in Ambrotyping, and al
40 IN tnking pictures glass, not paiented,to SUIT
those who wish to travel. He has also q large
stock of chemicals on hand, nndcolodeon OF the nm
est quality, and ready for use.
Gallery No 8, Third-st, kcoknk. Iowa
aprss-dtf EMERSON. Artist.
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test Of two yeavs, and has
not its equal in the Mia
sissip|.i valley and to
the " uolden Harp" be.
ing = greatly improved
Premium Cook Stove.
Their assortment Of
Heating Stoves for wossi
and coal Is extensiye.--
some entirely row pat.
terms, ono Of which, the
=. Young America, = =
splendid parlor store, re-
gently patented, will DC
found superior to any in
vention Of the age for ra-
',iiating heat. They have
an sale at their store in
~. l0uis, from which