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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

A young Jonathan once couried the daughter
OF All old mau that lived "down east. who pro-
fessed to be deficient in hearing but forsSSh h, was
more captious than limited in hearing as the ST.
quel will show.
1t was a stormy night ih the ides of March i'll
mistake not, when lightning and loud peals Of thun-
der answered thunder, and Jonaf han sat by the
old mans freside discussing with Tie Old lady
Ibis intended mother .in-law) on the expediency
ofasking the old mans permission to marry "Sal"
Jonathan resolved to "pop it" to the old man
next day. Night passed, and on the dawn'eof an
other day, the Old was found in the barn LOT,
feeding his pigs. Jonathan rose from his bed
early in the morning. spied the old nan feeding
his pigs, and resolved to ask him for Sal.
Scarce had minute elapsed, after 'Jonathah
made the resolution, ere he bid Tie Old man good
morning" Now, Jonathau's heart beat; now be
scratched his head, and ever and anon gave birth
to pensive yawh. Jonathan declared he'd as
lief take 'thirty-nin stripes as to ask the "cld
man." but, said he aloud to himself, .'however,
here goes it, faint heart never won fair girl"
and addressed the old man thus: -.
81 Say, Oil imam, want to marry your daugf-
ter"
"You want to borrow my halter. / wodld loah
it to you, Jonathan, but my sou has taken it and
gone to the mill" =,
Jonathan. pattug his mouth close to the old
mans car and speaking with a deafening tone,
'1've got ive hundred pounds of money!"
Old man. stepping back, as if greatly aiafned,
and enchanting IN voice OF surprise. "Y ou have
got FIVE hundred pounds of honey, Jonathan !.
Why, it is more than all the neighborhood has
use fori" t..u es
Jonathan, not yet the victim of despair, ssnna
putting his mouth to the old mains ear, bawled
| OUT 1--we got gold.''
$50 have 1. Jonathan, and it is the worst cold
ever had in my life" So saying, be sneezed
"wash Up" BY this line the old lady came up,
1 and observing Jonathau's unfortunate luck, she
put her moutLto the old mans ear, aud screamed
like wounded fahoo:
jonathan wants OUR daughter" = s
81 told him Ou- calf halter was gone"
"Wny, daddy, you didn't understand hes 6t
golt!-he's rich!''
Hes got cold and the itch, eh!-Whats he
doing here with the itch, eh!'' So saying the oil
man aimed a blow at Jon4thaii's head With his
cahe-but happily for Jonathan, Re lodged it.
Nor did the rage of the Old man stop at this but
with angry countehaEce, he made ALTERS on at1aif
4 who took to his heels; nor did Jonathans Tack
/ stop here, he had not got out Of the barb Yard
nor far from the old man, who r1h him close race
before Jonathan stumped his toe, and fell to the
ground, aud before the old man could ''take UP, !,
he stumbled over Jonathan, and fell spraw1ing III
q mud hole. Jonathan sprung to his heels, and
with the speed of John Gilpin cleared himself
Aud poor Sal she died nun, and never had
husband.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

etB- The editor Of the Sandy Hill Herald
keeps daily calendar after this fashionple
ing himself with seeing how i grows day by
day sbeautifully less asss sys.ss
PIEscR ALMANAC ron l856.p Frank PiercA's
apprenticeship in the White House will expire
lin three bundled and twenty dhYa, efx
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16


RAcHEL's MARRIAGE.-A Paris chron,queur
having insinuated that Mile Rachel was about ex-
changing the stage for husband, she denies the
soft impeachment of the novelist, or rather fabu-
list, in the following charming letter, which we
translate from one of our European exchanges:
PARIS, March IL, 1856
have heard goodly number of
men of wit say that It is better to be abused by
the pres than to endure its silence and neglect.
must thank you then for the kind noti"e you
have been pleased to make of me in -. But
why, cher ana, are You always talking about my
marriage! and why, even now, do you suppose
me capable of committing such a useless piece OF
folly? have two SONS adore; have thirty-two
years on my certificate of birth-1 have at least
fifty on my face. will not say how old the rest
of my body is. Eighteen years of passionate IT,
rades exhumed on the stage, running about here
and there to the ends of the earth winters in Mos
COW, Waterloo treasons, the treacherous sea and
thaukless earth are reasons enough, it would SEEM
why poor bit of q woman like me should grow
old,
But Heaven protects theb brave, and seems to
have created, expressly for my use, little corner
not laid down 10 any geography, where can for
age. Aud yet,-you let loose your ugly duck tc
perch upon my branches amidst the other birds
who greet me with a thousand pretty little songs
to welcome the return of what-myself or tht
spring?
Had 1 diedin America you would have beer
the first oh am sure OF ito have consecra
ted to me one of yonr passionate feuiiletons- - on
worthy Of your mind and your heart. And nov
that have, by a species Of miracle AS It were
been raised from the dead; now that can hop
to see you again, and press your hand as that Q
an old friend, you say to yourself is aliye-
j I'm glad of it, and God be thanked. Now 1et'
lease her." #
Then, away you dash again, plump against m,
4 over susceptible nerves. amusing people at tn
expense If poor little Rachel. Oh, the fine tri
umph for Eyit, as though there was no othe
1vict;uSSsc , ,t6 exercise it. Is that tae wa
4 lye ~ poor creature, who has real
\ lly come IN Hr19 tho other world d--come, be goo
and just, and xck knowledge yourself guilty Of a
|irveterate wish to tease my poor sell, so that
lmay have the pleasure Of forgsing you again; an
may hope 70 see you soon once again in Paris, Q
IN the country.
1 BY Jupiter. i feel that al, only too good i
treat you m this way for this letter Is certainl
t not written by GrGnde Trogedieane, but, by
; lgood girl, who calls herself RAcHEL.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

MASSACHUSETTS Wmcs, The Wing mem
bers of the Massachusetts Legislature have cil-
. led ! meeting to Consult upon the measures
. 1ecessafyfof the formation Of q Whig State
Central committe, and the complete organiza,
sion ofihe party in that State. assn ..6 a,a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

GEN. HoUsToN IN THE SENATE.--The Wash
ington correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
gives the following description of Gen. Houston's
preparations for his recent speech on the Navy
Board:
Gen. Houston surprised the Senate to-day by
introducing into that body large bowl of coffee
standing Upon huge saucer, from which, as hi
spoke against the action of the late Naval Board
he would take sup now and then. 1t looked
more like breakfast scene in play than any
thing else.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

InrsH VorE IN CHIcAGo.-The Chicago Tri-
bune gives the following description Of the man.
bher in which the'Irish Catholics Of thatcity un-
dertook TO 1rule Americs," at the recent charter
election: ~ ssss
The Irish poured into the city from all the
surrounding count voted. Hundreds Of
Catholic foreigne. punty came to CHI
s.ss sssssooss 20 ss potes ss Many es. e sss ,ss
from one ward to another; and Dr. irish sail.
ors were known to have voted as often as four
times tnder assumed names, changing clothenfpr
the purpose. At the seventh ward III nen
were seen, after having voted. to fall into the
ranks and work their way up to the window and
vote again; while around the polls stood wild,
excited mob of thousand Celfst threatening death
to all who opposed them. sa Hundreds were chal-
enged and rejected at the wards on the south SIDE
swarmed over to their countrymen on the north
side, and there deposited their ballots. "A great
many swore in their votes who were unnatural
lied, ard when the Bible was held to them, grasp
ling it, they kissed their thumbs, instead OF the
holy book, and by this dodge eased their tender
con6rfoneco
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

~ The late American minister to England
Received the formal endorsement Of all the
..1cratic members Of the lower branch OF
.1nsYlyapia LeQislatue.save one: and OF
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

gogues the South viii tct 20 fiitch iSSffiifdevru It's
real Interests and its truest and tried friends as to
refuse to give its undivided support to Millard
Fillmore in November next.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

pGr II you would get along IN the world you
must hold upyodr head, EVENT. you know that
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

ARKANsAs.--We learn that the State Conven
tion of the American party in Arkansas, has nom
mated Gen. James Yeil for Governor. The
Americans go into the contest with loud cry
IN. o. Picayune, -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

- A man in Florida, who swallowed an
orange seed las. fall, has breath so fragrant Of
orange blossoms this spring, that. he says. the
ladies are constantly teazing him for kisses.
poor fellow
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

70 some ehshnliastic married man has written
the following s -
Oh. there not ii this vide world happier lifa.
t1,han Y, III near fhe sf0ve-n7n& md ticf1
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

No GLooM AT HoxE.-hbove all things. there
should be no gloom in the home. :, The shadows
Of dark discomfort and wasting fretfulness should
never cross the Threshold throwing their large
black shapes like funeral pals, over the happy
young spirits gathered there. lfyou will. your
home shall be heaven, and every inmate an angel
there. If you will, you shall sit on throne asd
be the presiding household deity. o! faithful
wife. What privileges, what treasures greater
or purer than thine!
And let the husband strive TO forget his cares
as he winds around the long narrow street. ano
beholds the soft light illuminating his little par.
Ior, spreading its precious beams on the red pave
before it. He has been harrassed, perplexei, per.
secuted. He has borne with many a cruel tone
many q cold word, and nervel himself up to an en-
ergy so desperate, that his frame and spirits ART
weakened and depressed. And now his limbs ache
with weariness; his temples throb with the pain
heat caused by too constant application. ii,
scarcely knows how to meet his wife with pleas
ant smile, or sit down cheerfully to their httl
meal, which she provided With so much care.
But the door is opened--the overcoat thrown
hastily off. A sweet, singing voice falls upon hi
ear, and the tones are so glad and soft that Hope
like winged angel, flies right into Els bosom ant
nestles against his heart
A home where gloom is banished-presidet
over by one who has learned to rule her house
hold. Oh! he is thrice consofel for all his trials
| He cannot be unhappy. -,
That sweetest, best, dearest solace is his
cheerful home. Do Sou wonder that the man is
strengthened anew for to morrow's cares?
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
The Old Woman.

II was titus, few days since. we heard a
STRIPPING of sixteen years designate the mother
who bore him. By coarse husbands we have
heard wives SO called occasionally, though in
the latter case the phrase is most used accord
ingly. At all times, az commonly spoken, it
liars upon the ear and shocks the sense. An
"old womaiI' is an object of reverence above
and beyond almost all phases of humanity.
Her age should be her surest passport to cour-
teous consideration. The aged mother of a
grown up family needs no certificate of worth.
She Is a monument of excellence, approved and
warranted She has fought faithfully "the good
light" and comes off conqueror. Upon her
venerable face, she bears the marks of the
conflict in all its furrowed lines. The most
grievous of the ills ot life have been hers,trials
untold and unknown only to God and herself
she has borne incessahtiy: and in her old age
her dhty done, patiently awaiting her appointed
| time, she stands more truly beautiful than in
youth, more honorable and deserving than he
who has slaih his thousands, and stood triuin-
phant over the proudest field of victory.
Young man, speak kint ly to your mother
and even courteously, tenderly of her! But a
little time, and you shall see her no more for
ever! Her eye is dim, her form is bent, and
her shadow falls GRAVEYARD Others may love
l +. w
sisters, o: she of all the world you may choose
for partner, she may love you warmly passion
ately; children may love you fondy, but never
again, never while time is yours, shall the love
OF woman be to you as that of our old, trem
bling, weakened mother has been.
In agony she bore you; through pulling, help
/ less infancy her thiobbfng breast was your safe
protection and support; in wayward tetchy boy
hood she bore potienty with your thoughtles
rudeness, aud nursed you safely through legior
of ills and maladies. Her hand it was tina
bathed your burning brow or n.oistened thu
parched lips; her eye that lighted up the. dark
ness of wasting nightly vigls. watching Away
in your ftful sleeo, sleepless by your side a
none bat her could watch. OH speak not he
name lightly, for you cannot live 80 man.
years as would suffice to thank her fully
Reckless and impatient youth, she is you
/ counsel or and solace. To bright manhoo
she guides your improvdent steps, nor eve
then forsakes or forgets. Speak gently, then
and reverehty of your mother: and when yo
too shall be old, il shall in some degree lighte
the remorse which shall be yours for other sins
to know that never wantonly have you out
ragged the respect due to "old women"
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16
THE AMERICAN RAINIER
M RS. HARRIET N. PREWETT
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

TERMS OF sUBscRfPTIoN.
For one year, il paid in advance, +: So 90
ifnot paid in six months, a 90
(" if not paid in twelve months, 90
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-05-16

RATES OF ADVERTISING. -.
One Square, (ten lines) one insertion, +: ST OF
Each subsequent Insertion, /: 81
IL Advertisements not marked with the number
of insertions, will be continued until forbid, ant
charged accordingly.
~ Marriages and Deaths inserted as news. AL
Obituaries, meetings of Lodges, and oil matters ad
vancng personal interest etc., etc. charged as othe
advertisements.
U' A liberal deduction made TO those adyertisip,
by the year.
u JOB WORK done With neatness and dis
patch, on liberal terms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28
LATER FROM KANSls

Sr Louls, June 26-Advices from Kama. s,.,. ~,
WIN. Gay, the agent OF the Shawnee and wyapdott In
dams, had been murdered by the Indians
Ii Was reported that Gov Shannon had res;9ns,, -
take effect ON ls Of July IL va. also rumored ,h.,
Ar Brown, the editor OF the Herald Of Freedom had
killed. '-" "se'
Sot sumner Is said to have had a fight with q party
of Mssourians in which he lost two men br, do,n ~
Aissourians out of the territory alter killing several
Cot Is also reported have refused to aIlos psft,
oi some my Southerners TO proceed from Westport to
settle claims Hickory Point II was ,Iso rrro,.a
that party OF eighty men from Chicago had been ie
prived OF their at Lexington
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NOTICE TO PARFNTs.

II =
~ earnestly invite the Attention %
are and varied aortment Root. .nd ne
& ron PnadslPha sslsc,ed person By himself oLhs
m manufactures Of Philadelphia.
and they are Of the best quality aad latest ana Ta. az
Among which may found in part, A. fo,o-. 81, s,,.
hney eolored opera Ties, BEAUTIFUL .r,icl. n,
pr, anke e AZ of the aes, styles Of nronrs sh,
h 20 opera boot do hisek and do Morroeo s5a
teneh kd ancie ties, BronSe light do AZ 40
her ankle ties, and h.si. Is
sreni morocco laced In 'front.' patent upped Vs,s b ~
kn 90 hEht bronze and colored thin soed NO.
a. 10 Aouihs Do All eoors, black red DO sItaou In
Merocco and goat skin soed bootees c - 49,
- @ ao ek edge DO ogeher with many other syIss
S ~ .on, sl o. which he vn sel low The quais sas
No nay pe IN Eant. Vii have
rom arEe s.sortrnent, bc best the cityj snd AZ
80 - ~ 70 flo broad street shocko Hn next 49, b.lo.
hs Dry Good store Of Messrs. Breeden Pox WV "e'os
N,n.f,.,,,. ., 49,, ,-.,.., n n FRANKLIN
ie75 ~ '~'Nf''' hfanka &c, Ac., A..
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prom the Boston Saturday Evening aasese1
49, PERFUMED BREATH-whst lady or r.ntl,ro.n
0S voudremAin under the OF dsSRr.,abir hrs.,n
when oy using the Bdim Of ToHsand denfrt
od not On render but
y pessons do not know their breath bad sujert Il
ueneste uer rends VII never mentoa
M on your tooth brush and
Ing any cent bottle will last year ~
,,o BENNETT BEERS q USHER.
eL--oaos Agents. and al Drurrists
0- sHAvING MADE EAsY.-wet your shaving brush IN
either cold pour on two or tsr,r sros.
OF balm OF thousand Flowers"
make BEAUTIFUL son aiher facilitating the OPERATION Sf r.
'e' '''0N onU '"y Sent f.IsIDoE Co., proprietors
hkSNEfT, BEERS a FTSTfER.
- -onos Agents. and all Drugrfsts
RsA BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION uay easily be aeqpIr-S
49, by using the "Blna Of a Tzoasdnd FEoaoers" m
VI enoSe a Pttes and rctiss from skin leaving lt Of
wash the lace night and morning. w. -"-
,.,o BENNETT. BEERS 4 USHER
Aren't and an Dr.uvv
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FREMONT RATIFICATION MEETING.

NV HAvEs, CT, June 25.-A meeting Of citizens
composed OF those formerly belonging to various poca
parties, was held the green" tonight with nu.ic
oones and torches 10 celebrate the nomination of Ere
inont' The principal speech made by Hon James
DtAon, the newly chosen United States Ssnatlr
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NICARlCuI WJyISrrp a.

NEW YORK, June s6.-It is said that Major Hei.. has
been dePuted by Padre Will ofciaie as temporary Nj
caraguan Minister.
M Shaiies Morgan has completed his arrangements for
ne. line OF steamers between New York New Orleans
and Nicaragua under the Randolph grant. The line
commences in JUDY
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IMPORTANT FRoN LAKE SUPERIoR-Late intellieenee
irome Lake Superior, which find in the Chicago Free
fre represents the mines KeweenaW as being In an
unusually prosperous condition Discoveries Of an imuor
ant Character have recently been made at the northern
slope OF the north range of the Point The lode discoy
ered described as beng IRON ten twenty feet in width
embraced on either side by well defined walls with CLAW
adherent well known Characteristic Of all the p,odc
i've veins OF the country that transversey through
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NEw ORLEASs, June 25-The steamer GRANADA from
Aspnwa has crossed the bar and is now coming up 10
the city. She reports that the steamer Illinois with the
California mails Of the ls ns nine hundred passengers
and 50 100000 in specie, had left AspnwaI tor New
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The Hamburg News publishes letter from Warsaw
which contains second speech delivered by the Empe
ror OF Russia to assembly of two hundred and ffy
b'es on May IS, the day following the grand ball given
by the nobility The sentiments expressed by the Ey,pe
or we're similar 70 those manifested in his first address
and be declared himself ready to do everything that Law
his power TO deveope the prosperity OF Poland His Ma
Jeys address concluded however, with menace to th.
enec BE it known also to you gentlemen that when il
is necessary can punish, and will do sop
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RHODE ISLAND PoIJrJCS

Providence, June 26.-The General Assembly Of thi,
State to-day elected Samuel Ames Chief Justice Of the
supreme Court. and VIM. r Watson Auditor In eau
Gus alter nm acrimonious debate the Senatorial election
was postponed till January by the casting vote Of the
chairman.
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MASSACHUSETTS, POIITICS

BosroS, June 25.-The Journal hoised the Fremont,
flag this morning.
TIE Bunker Hill American council OF Charleston hay.
Voed TO maintain the the nomination Of Messs Fillmore
and Donelsou.
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ENcn HENT, TaE noNUnENT 1opsy

Hurau ]
- kChMoND' VlRGINIA.-Thls defrhsfcrv Sos si.i IA
hot.i - og Tor rent portion AZ ~. -.
Ahd Jnst hnlshcd, and the whole IL In eo1rl-s
9f tenant with AT The modern convenience. of Hsbt -
.iuaisd AZ the CEsograpaleall,, Of An. e ., p,.
aon trace Ninth and Capitol streets lu,sdassv
v and James River for several mis n A. ~, = :. y. ~
ho ne depot Of the Richmond Fredsesburr and poars s ~.
csst,sI snJ no soos sq distant ron lhOe o. Virginia
y pas by every aneea duras ths DAY Tos
jes 'AGss ReAIsSs IsosS
hereby aotss have aIaS
~ son JOINS ny Agent 10 conduct GROCFRY 40 Coas,s
eioN bUNhc, VIII suhorty nv oan,e IL .si,- -.
ses sd saie. su.ct " times 70 rsvocs5 n,
ne and ne pubc viii therefore undsr.and raj he
81 n the business Il nine not Mr. Jone. P n'ss'
JANE A. eEIvYIS
TO nv THfENDs AND YoRNER cusrouxns ~. a,
odnes, and confidence q end Mrs sirTr- W
empoymnt A. her agent snd have reuuBs nv "a .,I ~ -
Rotpv % g VAC I'D Nnh ,ees shsr conducs ssn.rsi
sappy of the choicest articles mr. ns for 80.
prumpty thing ana .-.-.-. .s ~
90 "a oa confidently sppesi M "a -nd .es ~.
@-sl-a Aren't ior ars 4 e,,s.
NOH HuEH.-COdTG PIyTS aSD V1SF5 4
leerdAy, y sieaocr Jsupesesn s..snT, -
y % plain esek and fancy coafs me- 80 49,
or nads rods, unsurpa-ssd pr,-. pl... s :. - ~
'so' 20 h VAN 81 tjeigl wM. IRA fnTfu
GthgEn sEEDs.-A WV sCPPL Y-Jn.t r.,.,v-s
LeHeth PET fteauer, iresh suppv ~ CakksS- go
e ca.ic"s sS .S taS uSSn ' -, $ on .s.,..
"esea hone eu' Lsndrshs eve : ean. II n -
Jsfs sHv1ss q, ,hsssseos. .
MacnEnEG.-so Ass No. u-ais-s n.sS-r-,- I..s,.,
40 ss.scp EssSssFE Z. Casks e.. r.,rAr5ss. snkss.
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IHE C1AELs 1T has become quite a common sight to
see cames aud dromedaes marching through our
ne canes are employed in carrying government freight
lem Powder Horn 70 the depot They carry the
seight oi 1000 pounds and with the greatest The
sut OF mem stamPedes all the horses and mules that
come within sight of hem They are certainly not hand
some creatures horse, In a brisk rot can SCARCELY
Keep up with the cames when ia n walk They apparent
go so" with their long measured tread, but in reality
they are moving rapidly.-7Szds Paper
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Fos iussirhe smgrant ships Evirs Oven len savannah
aay 20 bnera havug on board 30 cooed euirrsnts
Rev Jno seYs special agent n ths Co,niss5n Sv Ams,g
ut rmErsuts frou Sorfoit va ~ o yirxins ,ss-
Paied - Nr Nelly, and furnished liberated hv
c ~. q - Noel III otisrs we're from Counecteu Mary
lsnd North Carolina, - Ksntarky 81 Tennessse
% Aseams, ? Geofra, - Mi.sissppi. ia
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GIBEs, GALLERY
P0R PATENT
AMBR0TYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.

--,,,,. .,-,.-1.1..1
VIE SUBSCRIBER having fitted of
- style, AT CorlnAn Hail.
hc and furnish them with superior pictures
The Ambrotype. being hermetcay
nne polished glass, (by which but gds
and beautne the impression proof against
Aeds ths variations Of climate In long
only kind OF picture that VIII
b- taken from the smallest miniature and In
one quarter the time Of the Daguerrotype They
can be In light
Tor Pins, ioekets and large frarnes we'll cA-es
etou
Imposition Counterfe,s upon glass, ,ssiS
ARE often sold Tor Ambotyes None
cut stamp The public invited call
TIE ASsHorrrE GALsHr, CoRrsrHr.S Hall, Main
and iuih :. - r. u. GIBBS
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BLizARErH, y. j., June 95-At an early hour ,bi.
morning two 6res occurred In this city simultaneously
one destroying the cabinet warehouse black smith sho
aud srge quantity OF unfinished furniture and lumber
rear o the Court House Both fires it is believed we're
caused by incendaries