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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

HS should be universally known for it is strictly true
that Indigestion is the large portion the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia Diarrhea Cholera MOrbus Liver Com
paint and other diseases in City In
specor weekly catalogue of deaths generally the result
of Indigestion Think this all who su fer from dserered
stomaehs as il willing guided by advice founded
upon experience; the Of Dr. HoSrEr
TIERS stomach Bitters which, curative and nvigoran
stand alone unapproached For by ruggis generally
HALL0CE IL SrODDARD.
dec13-wtf WOOLSEY Il SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

0TThe New Albany Tribune my be add
ed to the list. of papers preferring Fillmore
for President. We long since expressed our
preference for Mr.. Fillmore There is no man
whose nomination would please us better.
NJ A. 77f6uHA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRE NOTICE.

WASHINGTON FIRE CNMPAXY will meet at their Hall on
Thursday 18th inst for purpose making
trial their Engine sbankns corner All the mem
bors will he required to be there. janI6-2t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16
FIGURING NITLLFoR SALE.

FENHE undersigned offers for sale his FIGURING MILL in the
Il town of Grayville Illinois, Almost everything
ted with the Mill is nepengine Buss. bong cloths
There with everything excellent
running order and calculated do fine and profitable BUSH
There is also connected with the Mill
dwelling house. we'll arranged for comfort with the
houses To person DESTROYS embarking in
business this kind chance here offered which but
seldom be had The surrounding this abounds in
kind OF grain keep the mill INSTANTLY running
all Of which be detained at such prices to make the
running the mill profitable The entire Will
be sold reasonable and time of the
purchase make eaysnd farm
improved land will be taken For further enquire
the premises. JOHN RIGALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16
A GRAND QUAKTETrE CONCERT

Will be given Crescent Hall Tuesday evening
JAM 18th, 1885, the proceeds of which viii be applied
the relief of the dislresse poor of our City
The best musical talent of The city are engaged for
the occasion
Conc2rtlo commence at7l O'Clock P. NJ Tickets of
admission SO cents. Jan Ia IT,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

~ Nothing new is occurring among the
steamboats, laid up between this place and Mt
Vernon. We generally hear from some of
them every day. The officers appear to be as
amiable as circumstances will permit, but the
circumstances are very disagreeable and not
encouraging to amiability.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

0T "Incog'' introduces himself or herself
to-day in a brief communication As the writer
remarks, for once we have made an exception
to our general rule requiring names of cores
pondents-but only in this case even, by re-
ceiving the voucher of good recommended
ton. We hope Incogs fluent pen may give
additional spice to our columns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

0rWe give another letter from our regular
Kansas correspondent to-day, and have on file
q long Kansas letter from gentleman form
erly of Pike county. It is rich and racy, so
look out for it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

ODD OF FEBRUARY.-The Cincinnatans are
making splendid preparations for great cele-
bration of the ed of February. All of the
principal men and editors of the country will
be invited, and a great number of military
companies from different places. We shall
have more to say about it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

HTThere are about 10000 Germans in
Texas, of whom from 1900 TO 14,OCo have
migrated from the West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets O'Clock p NJ their Hall street. over
the Telegraph Office the first aad third Saturdays of
month. ott25d6w
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NOTICE.
Office hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ port Administrator of the of Arthur Nc
Johnston. late of nderhurgh county, deceased Said
Estate is supposed tn he solvent.
CHARLES MeJoHNsToN, Administrator.
Notice of Sale.
NOTICE hereby given that will sell public auction
Tu-sda the 18th day Of January the residence
of Arthur Med ohnston late NanderbuTgh
ed all the personal property taken by the widow
ssug of horses. cattle. sheep hay wagon
farming utense ereit of thee will
all three dollars the purchaser giving
with approved security. waving Valuation appraisu
laws. CHARLES MeJoHNSTON
jams 3w Administrator.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
No Organization yet.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, .:::::::;JAN. 10.
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s. u. NAGEEEE1, Dentist,

OF THE FIRM OF
l.. III & Il. @. NAesHEL, n. ALBANY, IN,
ID EsPECTFUi LY informs his FRIENDS Evansville and
the surrounding country. that he has the
opened office Second three doors East
Second Church where he will be pleased
rate for all who desire his professional services
Jan tf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

We find in the Lafayette Courier of Friday
evening brief mention of the execution of
the murderers, Rice, Driskeu and Stocking.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-16

ENLOUR.-The undersigned keeps on hands supply o
Posey willie -four in barrels by the large small guam
ii y. J. s. JAQUESS s. co.
jan IL If.
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COpARTNERsHIP.

The undersigned having purchased John H.
Morgan aud William r. Preston in the late firm Of Morgan
themselves together
under the ard firm of n and will
continue the wholesale dry business old stand
Morgan. Keen and Preston, First street.
ISAAC KEEN.
jan II 1856 t. CYPRIAN p PRESTON.
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TYLEas,s GIFT CONCERT.

WISH to state the public that the numb of ticket
q issued for my will only be thousand-ant
thousand gifts. Prico of tickets dollar
all the hotels. book -stor.s an at the door
also wish the public that will take the Citi
Bank money of Memphis for tickets
only that is at liberty TO take the Ctzens money.
jan l2d5 Pavilion Hotel.
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ESATiNET Isl Csse Black Satinetts,
~ do hair eerd de,
Received this day md for sale by JAMES Low & co
jan d&w AS Main street. Louisville Ky.
EOINK PRINTS eases SpragHe's and Allen's Pink
l. Prints, received this day and for sale by
JAMES LOW e. CO..
jan 1-d&w 4lS Main street. Louisville KY.
ID IPKA'S COTTONADEs 20 cases Ripka's Cotton
i u ades received this day and fog sale by
JAMES LOW e. CO.,
jan l-dtw AIS Main street. Louisville Ely.
THE FIRST NEW GOODsrIN 1856!
EUST RECEIVED per steamer Wood Side. complete
81 cloth double eassmere rants
vests shirts drawers II. which will be sold
cheaper than ever the Western Star Clothing store
tiap II A. LUBF NSTINE,
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THECROPS.

PESSsYLvASIA.-l'he Chambersburg Reposi-
tory and Transcript, June 18th, says: Welcome
visitors were the copious showers of rain which
came to " last week, laying the dust and re-
frcshing vegetation. The many misgivings res
pecting the fate of the corn and oats must now
in great measure dispclled.
The Carlisle Volunteer Of the 9th inst. says
that on the previous Friday night there was quite
a heavy frost, which did considerable damage
to garden vegetables. 1t says also, that 1.-THE
crops present most luxuriant and healthy APP
pearance. The wheat, rye and barley, in par
ticular never looked so well at this season of the
year as they now do. Clover and al kinds Of
grass also promise we'll"
DELAwARE.-rhe Dover Reporter, June 10th,
says: A day or two since, we took short ride
through the country west Of Dover, and were
highly pleased with the appearance Of the crops
generally, and the prospect of an abundant har-
vest We particularly noticed several fine fields
Of clover, among them one large lot near town
belonging to DR.. Henry Ridgely. Giving to tho
late dry weather, the corn crop is not as far adj
vanced rs we have seen L at this season of the
year, although with favorable weather it may
yet do well. Whcal and oats have promising
appearance; and when land has been well titled,
the crop will, no doubt, be heavy on=.
YIRGrNIA.-In Culpeper, Spottsylvania and
Carolina, the early sOwn wheat, according to the
Fredericksburg 1NeteS promises fine yield
The Richmond dispateh hears that the drought
has been quite general throughout lower Vir-
ginia-and that the wheat and Oat crops have
suffered severely from it The wheat ON upland
-two'thirds of the crOp-and oats generally
must be very short"
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The TEErm-Ye find in the Oshawa &c. VIZ
Vindicator report of a lecture by DR.. Lewis,
Of Ohio, from which We take the following:
1.-The lecturer then went on to speak of the
teeth, and the want of care bestowed upon these
important aids in the digestive process. II was
found, upon microscopic examination, that the
unclean formation about the roots of the teeth,
called trrt.rT, was composed of insects Of infini-
tesimal proportions, which insects derived their
sustenance from the particles of food that accum-
u!ate between the teeth in the mouths of those
Who neglect to clean and purify them after eat
ing. Some persons seem to imagine that tObSe-
co.juiceis antilOte to these creatures judging
from the prevalence of the filthy practice Of ehele-
ing that nauseous weed il its dried state laugh
tei Tobaecojuice is certainly a most violent
poison TO most forms Of animal life, but he had
known these ani;ntlcuiSe t. he iIn'nersed in the
strongest decOction Of the tobacco plant, appar-
entity producing the least curious. effect upon
them. They seemed rather to enjoy the element
Nv which they were surrounded, and this con-
titic mind by the the fact that tobacco-chcwer;
almo,t invaribly possess an excellent store Of
this tIrtarie commodity. By immerSing those
1nimalcuie in a solution of CASTLE soap, howey-
.r it was found that they were instantly destroy
ri. Hence he would recommend liberal use Of
this convenient and harmless preparation, ap-
oiled to the teeth with bush. at least once =
ElyV AltGT WHICH I4JuLu DS
tinsed with pure water.
He would also urge, in the strongest terms,
that no one should be unprovided with good
toOthpick; and by good toothPick he did not
mean costly one in commercial sense, made
IF gold, silver, or any other metal. The best
tOothpick ever invented was made of simple
soOse-quill. Get a quill, and with knife yon
can construct one for yourself; one that is PHI
able enough TO remove PARTICLES Of matter from
the teeth without injuring the enamel; and one
which you need not waste any valuable time
hunting for, should you lose it. Make dozen
of them at time, and then you need never be
Without one. A toothbrush will not enter the
interstices Of the teeth and remove the matter
there lodged. Aad here he would illustrate the
necessity for using toothpick after every meal.
The inside of the mouth, it is well known, is
kept by the blood at high temperature of heat
about 30 degrees-warmcr than the hottest
lay in summer. Now, every cook knows the
effect of exposing piece of fresh meat to the
| rays Of the sun, or Of keeping it in heated
place for day or two; the meat spoils, and
putrefaction is the result Hence the necessity
of removing the portions from between our
teeth, if we would prevent 6ad taste in our
| mouths.
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRECTORY

VIEztaIas I.odEe Ne Ss-deets sre-y Thursday
eTeuiEni the Han corner Of Alaret and lIorOe streets
VIZ. zrT, y c. 3. II Carr, Secretary
FranlEIEa Ledge No. IS Meets IS above every
Monday evening. z BEA+EE. X o. s II fa'is, Seere-
wa eI Ledge Ne ss.-Neets =. as0vs ere
- wednesday erentns. h. BuzsEzszoeE, :. G.; p It.
EtsEr. Secretary.
WheeIIaE Ledge We. 59.-Neets every Monday
evening a se Ham, corner Ma1et md oancy streets n.
q. HrlLEE. X. G.; W. T. BvvgaiH. seeEe.ary-
Prsasy sseaia= G. K cLzTEllcH7. \. a. II. u. BEaa
eAara. seere4aE5.
Abrao's Eaea1P9eat Ne. l.-Nsets n The
Han corner Market and Monroe Streets tie FRI and sAirs
Tuesday evenings q eaeh month y. BLANCHARD C. p
s. v. Pearson, serIbe.
above die ssoosd and 5sr tuesday evenings Of each
month. JozS G. HoTT1Ax. c. p TE. Reis9arber,
s.-..,.
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-. q, ,1,-,.Ti rr,,r,-
tat II = q11te ~ = = =. . =.
ms PollLleai ereI. - -, -
selsal eellse, !, one u s'le ll'e2A
rhe country
The Pfttsburh Gazette thinks ne eanlOt De
elected Il PennsyiEaniaist 70 be the battle ground
800. ~. ,e5tir,.rt Of the State WIS iDdica-
r 1,.11..,,
sea IN 1913, y une s'S1.9HO- 1850
brlska candidate, over Blgter' py some INIT
thousand majority On the other hand, the
pennSviv,nisn and Post think he can carry Pa
-. - - -. ,-,;.b
not ollJ On eeeO.h. % .l,e i'-..i-- 80
the people VIII feel m giving the nAtion Z fresa-
dent. but also because they think him to enbody
~. .,...-.,;,,, e.. nil, tla;, State has hem
-. -. - - =
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PERTrxED DREITH.-whst lady or gentleman would
under the dlsagreeahe breath when By
Ing the "BALN THOUSAND RLoWERs deutlfrice would
onIy render bat leave the teeth white alGbaG
ter! Many persons do not know their breath s bad and
tie SUBJECT IS delicate their friends III nsTST mention
IT. n lie drop the "Bal" your tooth brush
last year.
BEAUTIFUL may be easily acquired by usIag
the Balm Of Thousand ROWsrs" Il viii remove tan, PIN
PIES and freekles from the En leaving Of soft and
ate hue Wet towel two three drops, and HaGh
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADH EAsT-We+ your SEaTiaE-STuIh either
cold water, pour tue three 6TUpT DaEl o!
Thousand FIoEsrS," rub tebesrd Esn and & VIII make
beautiful son laiheI much facilitating the operation ofEhav
ing. Prizes only any cent?.
". P. PETRID9R Z CO.,
ESankiIn Square, New York.
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.r.I PRaNFER..
DIR. j. Hedges
FEVER s. AGUE ANNIHILATOR

FEVER and Asue, cills and Fever, Dumb Ague, any
form of Intermittent whether long stand
lag speedily safely, and etetuay cared by the Of
DR.. J. Hedges Annihii4tor.
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
sueh as Arsenic Mercury, compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain SAFE and eeaeiOus
remedy and can taken in all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
psrtor has used article his private practice
several years. failed perfect
directions have been followed. In posi-
way niure the system butts adapted all
sexes constitutions. It be given infant Of
month with much safety the adult and be
kept any climate. 1t needs eneomium, long
Q. testimony, herald its eeaey Its within
.e-And the Invalid VII prove Of value than
octave volume Of errtiheates.
Prepared on, by tie Proprietor stsnhopc, n. j. and
aerer genuine without his signature.
For Salr, Wholesale and RETAIL by A C. GOOD Co.. Drug
Eiss. Wheeling FGand by Druggists merchants gems
rally throughout the United States
". H. DECANP, General Wholesale Agru.
for the Western States,
rny7:sm IS CORTLAND st., New York.
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piles neglected, often prove fatal, leads to eOnsnmp
ton the parts three times day with DALLETs
PAIN EXTRACTOR. If secretion the rectum then
insert srinre" aiIe Extractor, sradu
ally discharge the syringe is Withdrawn. 1t
fails Of any age rrulrnce, TO give
entire Instantly all, frequently curing by app
cation.
Piles by the heat itching, and pain of the anus
Bleeding caused sometimes. By the falling Of the
bowels. press canal against
keeps the blood from returning the
vessels similar the blood being kept the OfyOur I'm
when string tied tight road IT. such is frequent, aud
form therein then
perfect abdominal supporter and
rectuu continue the sAlve above also rub
it well ovcr and abdomen time, and the
belts support bowels will be and
strong your life viii saved II properly APP
pied. every case will be cured 1t never fails.
W. JESKSs EI, Of Columbus, Ohio, Secretary Of the
Ohio Insurance Company, who SeE York In
debility With Pies have operation performed
celebrated DR.. Mott, the only chance to his
life, accidentally heard the PAIN EXTRACTOR, states,
For hi. deed medical Eil and grew
until ntoIrrabls lie speedily cured by DIAL.
LEY's PAIx Ex1R.cEkR."
No PAis EXTRACTOR GENUINE uueSs the box has
Steel rate Engraved Label with the signature of c. V
lCLICKENER Z CO., proprirtors, aud HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. Price IS cts per box.
| IB-An orders addressed C. Y. clickener
| Co., 81 Barclay ri. New York. T. II. LOGAN Co.
ny9I:n Wheeling, Va.
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FILLMoRE,S LETTER OF AC-
CEPTANCE-w1T THE LET
TER OE THE C(0AIAHInurEE

EILLMORE'S LETTER OF AC-
CEPTANCE-w1TH THE LET
TER OF THE COMMITTEE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. go, 1856
SR--The National Convention of the Amer
lean party, which has just closed It's session IN
this city, has unanimously chosen you As their
candidate for the Presideaey Of the United
States IN the election 10 Be held IN November
next It has associated with you Andrew Jack
son Douelson, ESQ.,, of Tennassae, as the eandi-
date for the Vice Presidency
The convention has charged the undersigned
with the agreeable duty Of communicating the
proceeding 70 you, and Of asking your acesp-
lance Of nomination which viii receive not
only the cordial support of the great national
party IN whose name It Is made, but the aPpro-
baton also Of large numbers Of other en1ight
ened friends Of the Constitution and the Union,
who wiz rejoice IN the opportunity to testify
their grateful appreciation Of your kithful SER
vice IN the past, and their confidence In your
experience and integrity for the guidance of the
future
The undersigned take advantage of this occa-
sion to tender to you the expression of their
own qualification in the proceedings of the con-
vention, and to assure you of the high conside-
ration In which they are, yours, &c,
ALEXANDER H Il STuAKT,
ANDREW STEWART,
EKAsTrs BKooKs,
E. B. BARTLETT,
WILLIAM J. EAXEs,
ERHEAIN MARSH,
Committee, dc.
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'sPRcIAL NOTICE S.

g-Ds 4 Ho.ssss9's esleSIs.ea stomach Bs.ssrs-leo.,
60 sold In one ySTaosag medical Arket for The
past af years has ever esle; article be pro.
nee to equal great aataysPepsc, One vine gasstal
takra tree ties each ay before meals win be
TOR yspspssa; Vim reeve an aataleney heavness nom
te sioac eep Sa fire from eOsveness, ass. the dE-
eestiou Err Sood apostle and thus mPar healthy
tSne 70 the whole syste 30 person suffering from de-
bity of any kind should atO try this great antdote. Try
:hem.
FH-For sale by Druggists naho.els seaetally.
LAuGHLISs BUsHFIEID.s
jels tn. LOGAN co. Agents
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masonic DIRECTORY.

ohio I.odre vo 1ol.-sieets At Masonic Han,
corner Market and Monroe streets r ana third Nom
day evenings Of each month g. ". Sums, W. n; r "
BasssA seeretary.
wheeling Iso &c Ne. 136.-Nests as above On
the rst and sird Saturday evening" Of each month J a.
wnII,ns, ". NJ; g n. PSars0s, Secretary.
wheeling Union chapter Ne. 19.-Metts as
ADORE on the s6ooHd NoudET evening Of each month ". g.
scOr4, IL P; T. Charlie, Seeretary.
wheeling EnenmPmeat Ne. I.-Heets as
shove on the ErtG Monday evening Of each month. W
DITEs g. G. A. Lo.ins. R%enr5er.
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wTittsn for the wheeling TpteIiErnerr
BE HAPPY WHILE YOU MAY.

ne Nee. a. va.
Life is mot always drsary,
The gloom Of winters day,
sanmer hOWers are blooming round thee,
Gather roses while yen may;
Cherish well the dew crowned treasures,
Fragrant in youths glowing morn,
TramPle not upon their brightasss,
Ever seeking for thorn.
'T6s not all dark. and sunless,
chesred by no CiadsOas ray,
II ys stand not in the sunshine,
Tracing shadows far away,
When sorrows gather round tree,
Nobly mingis in the strife,
Say not grief will come to-morTsE,"
Noe IL MI thou hast in life.
TenpeSs' are not always sroOdinE,
Der the bosom OF LifssSea,
Eor snEry hIlloES EurginE,
WhsreeE Thy bark may 30;
BSlDy Winds. and plessan. EsisTE,
on a. TtSrni.elOuds. rule The day,
sPyesd thy saiis Shils gentle SsPhyu
Wait 70 Bear thee en- thy war,
LIES hymn ss not an sadness.
Abs funeral moan,
II ys strike the chords in EiAdnsss,
Joysus notes wiz greet thias own;
Waulns sounds win come when sOETsEs,
ma TIE hsart.s,Eings rudsly play,
Aatunh'S Vinds siSh notIa Spring tine;
BshaHpy WAHs yos nay.
GoII1E.
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myT:6m
oNE HUNpuED DoLLARs.


win be given any artist tn Virginia will exhibit
twelve pictures, viz sixAabnoyEGs and DagEerr"ys-
Of e7xsl merit twelve which Mr.. Adams will from
his collection ehas opened Gallery erer Porbs
sry Store 1876 Main St. with skysht arranged on the
approved principles, which cannot equA=d unless
larry situated fronting the With easy
eoss large and well arranged With every convenience for
making class pictures Of every style and He
happy that viii be assisted by Mr. JAMS CApT
The artist who made the pictures awarded high
est premium, Gold Kcdaf last the American
EEsttEte Castle Garden New York. only premium
tOarded Daguerreotypes at the RorIs FirHt Parts
Mr. A. has received 6rs iegLs eight diplomas the
best DaguerreotypS exhibited different fairs In the United
States which fully their superiority having
houorrd with large proportion Wheeling
the pas, year expects with increased facilities only
enlarge the OF his patrons, espeeIu
IL as he relies the ine Of productions rath
er than display Of furniture. AHs6rogpes either SngIe
or double glass DsguerrOypes plain cOlored equal to
painting Ivory Photographs from the prices up
my dollars Oar light being made of French Plate Glass
and being unobsrue:ed by other buildings pictures b,
made from srnrise Pictures Of chdrrn akeufn
ataEsaaeopsiy from "a N. osPM Ye,the light soft
and mild that persons With eyes sit By it with Per
feet ease Cloudy days good any by this light. Cali
and examine before engaging elsewhere