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STEAMBOATS, ano Hailroaos.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From May
HI IS 1887 trains will leave Chambersst Station as follows.
Express trains and 5:l5 Albany Psssepker trains
sa u m and $3.50 for Sing Sing lOjOa ~ aud pm
Or PoGghkeepe. and and for Peeksknl 5:S
Pm The Poaghkeepsie Peeks& aud sing Sing trains stop
re way stations Passengers taken at Chambers Canal,
Christopher and Thirty fTst streets Trains for leave
hoy IS and 1910 and $50 p m aud Albany 81
IS S:l5 and lO40 q. N. aud 4:40 p m.
A. 4. SMITH. Superintendent-
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FROM FoRr Brsros.-Mr. Picotte, Of the firm OF
Picotte Haryie s. Co., arrived in this city day or
two ,ince from Fort Benton. He informs ~ that tho
trade with the Indians has been very successful me
pa Il esson and that the Indians had been quiet and
friendly. great deal Of snow fell during the VIM
ter. and should il melt suddenly, high water may be
anticipated in the Upper Missouri Mr.. Picotte left
his trading post in advance Of the shipment OF fu,
&c. and they are not expected to arrive until late in
the season. lSt. LOUIS hepuDncan'
The Wheeling papers note the presence in that cty,
at a hotel, Of q man in company with someDodys
wife. He met gentleman on the street. talked III :;
him. and when they parted returned 70 the hotei ~
great haste entered the adys room,and 10 an -. -
manner exclaimed Your husbands now lne cry IN
IS his return home from Baltimore. ga" nin, sn -
Glands with him, talked with hlm, anu sa'o PDy
slow never suspected that you we're nels' os.
she rave. though, when he gets noms S sio ~
after this the lady and gentleman LOOK " NO
East. -. -, :,
O. CIR, Hy1L.-The Collnsyille Company OF
'na ia have recently hung cast steel bell IN mo
% ~ one OF their buildings, which is, perhaps the
Orei " made of similar metal in this country IL
same 700 pounds and though possibly not hung
", - REST advantage, il gives forth heavy, very
's;cal and well sustained tone. IL thougns supe.
[ 20 most bells of ordinary manufacture The Dell
;,self i present to the Collinsviie Company rom
an English house. ~
Ice formed in Rochester on Sunday night, an ince
thick. Ii 10 feared the fruit buds are injured,
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Sworn April %, 1857, befor.
La, ewM G. y. HAWS, Commissioner of Deeds.

CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAM l. BEEBE
- and CHARLES z. BEEBE against JOHN B. PRINCE
and JAMES b. POST the Defendants You are hereby
Summoned the complaint In this action which was
filed In the Office of the Clerk Of u City and County of New
York on the Of May 1857 and 10 serve copy o. your
answer said complaint our Office No u broad
service Of this ou exclusive Of the day OF such
service and If YOU fail the said complaint within the
time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will take Judgment
against you for the Of thousand collar with interest
from day Of April thousand eight hundred
and nifty seven Dated May 9th. 1851
FIELD L SLtYTER, Plaintiff Attornsys
myll law6wM No. So Broadway, New York.
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my25 law6wM
CrPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW

CUPERIOR COURT of the CITY of NEW
- YORK-WiIliam J. Beebe and Charles f. Beebe sgt.
Marcus McLoughn and Andrew McShane To the Defend
ant ANDREW McSHANE: You are hereby summoned to
show cause shy YOU should be- bound by the judgment
tered herein Of the plaintiffs and against the defendants
for Of eleven hundred and thrynn dollars and hy
four cents TIE 18th day Of March a and to copy 81
your this at oce No ~ broad
way in the City Of NewYork within twenty days after the
service Of this Summons you exclusive Of the day of such
service and you fail to answer this summons within the time
aforesad the plaintiffs this scton will take judgment agains
YOU for the hundred and thirty nine dollars and
from the eighteenth day Of March
one thousand eight hundred and fysevenDaod New York,
April a. 1857. FIELD SLUfTEK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys No. 90 Broadway, New York .
CITY and County Of Ecw-York-DUDLEY FIELD K JAMES
s. SHUTTER being everay that they are the PLAIN
tf Attorneys and the subscribers Of the foregoing sum
mons bat the Judgment mentioned therein has not been
satisfied to the information belief Of depsnents
either them, and that the amount due thereon
T., 1879 s. with interest from March 49, 1857.
DUDLEY FIELD.
JAMES S. SLUYTER-
Sworn April q, 1857, before me o,.-,.
lns. Rx.M r. =.
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CIOvE ANODYNE ToOTHACHE DROPS.

n b4FVD IVVI
~ The excruciaiins ~ oothsehe be speedily
relieved BY this delightful remedy wbou, fea Of nJung the
teeth Eminent dentists say Trey Il daily thetr
practice and that euahd them preserve many yalu
able teeth ,ha, otherwise have been drawn Try 10
p SANDS Druss.s No. 100 Fuson-st, New.York, Phoe
Is cents per vial
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IhEME NOthI-NOOANi VI
- ELIZA Y. sOMMERS, wife Of Charles q. Sommers,
against ROBERT T. HICKS aud CsthsIine bic wife William
Ready and Margaret his wife, COa Crosby Jules breng
and jules Breng D composing the firm of Beting eres OF
Locle Neufchatc Switzerland: Summons for relief CON-
not scr-You are hereby summoned and required 70
answer the complaint in this action, which was filed
day of NAV D. 1857 the City Hall in the City OF Brook
ly and copy your answer TO ihe said oop.n ~
rue subscribers at theI Office No. SO Wall st. auncey Court
m the City Of New York within twenty days AFTER the service
of this summons you exclusive Of the day Of such service
and If vou fail to the said plant within the time
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court Tor
the demanded in the plaintDars May 10, 1901
SOMMERS 4 JOHNSON Plaintif's Attorneys
MS lsw6wM'
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In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
the County of New Yors notice hereby fven 70 al ~
KewYoIk cor5e,o deeeased Pe'en. the sane s wts
youhe hsIes to ,ss roseseT a. h s he ninth
day Of October neD.ted New YORK the Z;S aty :, np
Iss1 Isp27 lavemMl GEORGE Law L--e-1-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF
,b cantv NJ New York notice is hereby given TO all
.hf csu ssnst THOMAS SAVAGE, late of West
fed a. bp p's e Of john chm s.eh. No.
Godt CITY Of New Yo. on Or before the tsp,n day
1851 $is l.wsmM. IMiG9 SAVAGE, Gdmnis,rst1i
CUFTRIOR COURT Of the CITY Of NEW
- YORK-HENRY g REEVE, EDWARD NJ OSBORNE,
II. REEVE against MARCUS C. McLOUGHLIN aud AN
DREW McSHANE.-SOmmons TO the defendants: You
alton in, which cePy wa: fled in the ohee of the
ct Of this Court on hs 2 day Of March ~ 1857 and 70 .s.ye
in tie City Of NewYort within twenty day. AFTER the service
hereof sxelu.ve Of The day Of such service and you
S4ty liz dollars and cents. with interest from the
we1tetb DAY q May enc thousand eight hundred fifty
six ISIS g. on sss IS from May 1883 on s 90 from
June S 1855 on s5s IS rom July is5e on ssh 81 finn
July r. 1855 on ss 80 from Msrch 1856 ss5 n fnm
h1 July l 10 Sc ef q s% ME Sept s on
sI5LD sLUYTER P as 1890 xSS Sgy.yo,s
GALE by ORDER of the sURROGATE.-Sur-
- rosatcs Court County Of EewYork I'm the MATTER
the APPLICATIONS 70 MORTGAGE, LEASE or SELL the
REAL ESTATE OF EDMUND A. OONthLiNf orcehs"u, ioi
the payment Of hs debBy virtue and in OF an
order IN the above matter the day OF
Msy 1857 the subscriber Executor Of the last Will and Tesla
nent Of EDMUNDA CONCKLIN, ste Of the City Of New
York deceased and dntere'ted ireehoder appointed BY
the Surrogate Of the County Of New'Yot, pursuant 70
make the hereinafter mentioned, will sell az
public auction the Merchants Exchange in the City Q:
York THURSDAY the 9th day of July next NS57).
twelve o'clock Of that day. the following described
Land and Premises belonging 70 the estate Of said Edmund
Couckn deceased All that certain lot piece parcel o.
ground with the buildings thereon known upon map entitled
Map a the Bellevue lots In the Eighteenth ate 10TH Ward
beonn the Corporation of the City Of New York
March ls45 surveyed by Thomas r. Ludam City surveyor
filed in the Office Of the Register Of the City
and County Of New York by number Nineteen 9 The said
lot No 49, laid down said map is bounded follows "a
wits Northeay in front BY Twenty fifth street southeast
teIy eide by lot number 20 sad soutwestery
on Che rear by lot number AZ on sad map and
The said lot number 49, laid down said map being in
width front and twenty five feet and in depth each
eht and nine inches Being the
erty which conveyed by the Mayor Aldermen and Com
monay the City NeYork by deed bearing date the
first day Of May s45 and recorded in Registers Office New
York. Liber 46l, page 3&.
improvements upon said lot consist OF Slaughter House
and out buildmgs.-Dated, New York, May %, 1851
SELAH ID. SEAMAN, disinteIested Freehoder and
Executor Of Edmund A. Coneklin, deceased.
y6xyM
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New

CUPREME COJh1-C1ty ana COunt! vi view
- YorL-JOHN D. WRIGHT ast- CHARLES BYRNE, Ad'
mni.traor of the goods chattes and credits Of Hugh
Byrne, deceased, and others In pursuance of judy
msnt Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of Newnork
made and in this action at the City OF Newforh
on the sd Of April 1857 will sell at public auction tue
Merchants Exchange in the City OF York en- the "a day
OF June 1857 NJ IL O'Clock of that day, BY A. j.
BLEECKER Auetioneer the following described premises,
10 wit: All that certain lot piece parcel N land ntut
the Sixteenth date Tselfh) Ward Of the City OF Newfork
being parts and parcels Of lots numbered eieht s nne
on IN. msp John Staples deceased made by se
pheu Ludau City Surveyor dated June 20 1872 and reeoIde
In the Office the Register Of the City and County OF New
York the "a day of August 1898 is bounded as follows
Northery in mont by l6th eatery by the Isnalnhs
Part Of said lot said map souheHy BY property DOW or
e bton John Jacob Aston and westerly BY the remain
iug part e said hot No. said containing IN beHdh
front aud Is feet and inches the eaeTy side - eet
II inches and the westerly side 81 feet y inches Also al
that other certain piece or parcel Of land bounded follows
10 wit north,Iy in front by l6hs esstey by part Of SD
lot No (eysn) southcy by ground late of John
Jacob Astor and westerly by part OF lot No eght contain
In breadth in 10 feet inches, and in the IL feet
lens the eay side 81 feet ,. inches aud
Ia leush westerly side IS feet II incesDsted New
York Nav T. 1887. GRENVILLE 7. jerks, Referee,
Mortimer Buildings. corner Nassau and Wslsta
ROBERT c. EMBREE Plaintiffs Attorney,
qsvSvs No. 81 Wsllst-
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NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD

Isl Passenger Stations in NcwforS corner Broadway aud
Canal street, corner 26th-st. and fhsv
TRAINS LEAVE NEW1ORk-For New Haven, m,
t.s1 i2.SO $3.50 4(ex) and 4;S0 p For BRIDGEPORT 3
IA m (,N 1890 $50 tex and $50 p m FOR Milor d,
SIstiord Fairfield Southport snd Westport a ~ 81
sS. 45o p For Noryak l. 9 a. M; ESQ $50 lex)
2n $50 i:So 5:l5 el5. p. For Stamford. T. g. (exl
1850. $50 lex 4;So, 5:ls 6;i5 For Port
Chester and ntermediat stations = a. H. 1850 $780, 4So
Sis 6:l5 p. m
CONNECTING TRAINS-For Boston, a. tex 4 p m,
1l For Hartford and Springfield lex 1880, pm
4p m eX For Connection. River Railroad 70 Montreal
IA, leN) and p NJ (ex) to Northampton. FOR Canal
River Railroad a. lex and 1880 20 Nortbamp-
ton For New. London Railroad, a. m, p. m For
Hoes.iouio Railroad. 81 p. m For Nsus"ucs ksli'
rosd H. Y 30 and $50 p. For Dsnbury aud Nor
JAMES II. HoYT, supt.
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THE CASE OF JUDGE NONDERShITH-DEArH OF
his WIFE.-In connection with the present condition
of Judge dersmith who is in prison in the debtors
apartment of Msyamensiug, we may state that Mrs.
Nondersmth died suddenly at Lancaster, on Sunday
afternoon She was generally in delicate health, aud
recent domestic troubles, no doubt, fastened her
death. The death scene, which occurred under pecu-
ia,ly distressing circumstances, was rendered still
more painful by the dying wife and mother giving pre-
mature birth 10 child few moments before her DISCO
Iution Her husband and father of her three Children
all old enough 10 realize their situation lying in prison
IN Philad. lplia charged with high crime, and the
cries of the children for parents, both lost to them,
presented of sorrow and distress rarely Wit
messed by human eye.
The house in which the family resided is subject TO
n lien of a. OC0 with three years interest, which the
Government holds as an naturalization Of the forfeited
hail and the children are, therefore, left not only
orphans but homeless. 49,
munioaied 10 him on Monday, by gentlema from
LANCASTER Mr. +. Schroeder, he appeared deeply
affected and she'd tears. During the whole OF the
night he constantly walked his cell. and was frequently
heard Ia NOAH The decease OF Mrs. Nondersnth
appears to have been powerful blow upon MS spins.
There are no less than fifteen bills of Indictment pend
ing against the Judge for fraud and forgery upon the
United States Government, ana II trleI anu coh',c'ed
upon all his term of Imprisonment coald DC MADE 10
reach l50years. philadelphia Pennsylvania 2Vta.
The shad fisheries of Connecticut are growing less
and less every year. and the papers are calling upon
the Legislature 10 take ~ prevent their oeg
entirely destroyed
The numerous friends of the Hon. John. =. Hale
will be glad To learn that be has entirely recovered
from the National Hotel sickness and looks as robust
and healthy as ever.
The Canal breaks on the Western Division had all
been repaired q. last and the water bet Oh again We
hear Of no new ones.
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NEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Oa
and after Monday May . 1857 and until further notice
wa:
DuNKlRK EXPRESS, st6s M, for Duukirk.
hUtfALO EXPRESS, az ~, for Buffalo.
ftAte stations
koOkLAND PASSENGER ct $50 p m, via PierRont for
senern's and Intermediate stations
"Af PASSENGER al Up. IA for Newbursh, M'daieiows
EhlGRANT at p. u for Dunklrk aud Buffalo and Inter.
mediate stations
NIGHT EXPRESS o; 5 p H.. for Dunkirk
MUTT EAPRESS. az ) =. Buffalo
ThE ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED)
hApfess Trains connect Elmirs with the Elmtrn
sh1asna aud Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls NJ
toa'on With the Syracuse aud Binghsmtcn Railroad for
yneass ~ Corning with Buffalo, Corning and New York
sesd for Rochester, AZ Crest Bend with Delaware Lseka
ssa and Nesefn kaioad TOR Scranton; Hornellsvlle
- The Buffalo and New York City Railroad for Bu1.os
se9ao and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cevo
M Cmennstti Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, &c.
HOMER RAMSDELL. President
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oTTIcE THE MILWAUKEE AND MISSISSIPPI Il. r. Co.
No. 81 EXohSngc-place.
NEw-YoRE Mas 20 1857. \
kOTlCE--ln consequence of the unusual ireshc,s
Az the Wisconsin River which oVcrGo ed and slightly
Sased portion the Of this Road the KicksPo
the through trains Prairie du Chcn were interrupted
lgt time. The track has been fly repaired aud the
tIss 81 and feghting business resumed yesterday
En Inst; The Company provided with a. simple supply
noh,y aud rolling ,tock aud persons DESTROYS II taxing
route To PTalIie dn Chem aud the Upper MssPp county
sending freight q these points this Road can rely
'pss ths almost PsOuPtitude and dispatch
WIN. JEKNIs, Superintendent.
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uoh"i 'Os' u 0N' MAN '"'' ksamazoo tSitoh Gazette
Two MILLIONS OF Tons OF SHvER.-The future
historian of Great Britain will doubtless relate among
the fashions Of the nineteenth century, the rise aud
progress Of aquariums,-how ladies, grown weary OF
buying and losing and rebuyng their cats and dogs,
drowned their III salt water and transferred
their Injections to a lively shrimp But while they are
exploring the living wonders OF the deep scientific men
have been ransacking the for treasures, II not as
interesting at least valuable as the beautiful 20
ophytes and their experiments have led them to the
conclusion that the ocean holds dissolved two million
tons OF silver.
To three French chemists the discovery is DUE
They took gallons Of water from the coast OF ST. Malo
few leagues from land, and nalysed it IN two ways
portion of the water they acted upon by the usual
tests silver, and the presence OF the precious metal
was clearly ascertained. The remainder OF the water
they eyaporaed, and the salt they obtained they
boiled with Lead
This gave them button of impure lead which they
subjected TO what is called cupeilatlon. Inns ratner
grand word denotes very simple process The button
Is placed upon little tiny saucer made OF lime ana Is
submitted 10 heat sufficient TO melt the lead, but not
high enough to affect the silver, shoudany be present
The lead begins TO melt, and, as II melts, 10
sucked up by the porous little sauceror cupeli ngroWs
smaller and smaller until lead remains, and IN It's
place is little brilliant speck, Tar brighter than the
boilirg lead. The cupel is then removed from the
FIRE and rs coOls the red not sparks cool too and you
have homeopathic gobule OF silver, very much IKE
into buying to take away the smeA OF the fragrant
weed. The operation as have said, - very simple,
and Is the ordinary mode Of procuring silver from the
ore. Analyses are being made IN this way every
day at the Mint. When the presence OF silver Is
doubtful the work is most exciting saw an English
ore 80 tested the other day and sure enough after
few minutes Of anxious watching, shone forth bright
spark about the size Of pins head tor which our
ewes were longing. The ore proved very rich one,
and we shall most likely hear more about il.
But we must not forget our French friends. Again
and again they repeated the experiment with the
success Then they sat down and made the calcula-
ton that a cubic mile of ocean contains two pounds
and three quarters weight Of silver. After this, they
made another series Of experiments. they gathered
weeds, preferiDg those known to boanists as fuel:
because, those plants have roots to insert into
the rocks they must derive all their ailments from the
These they analysed, and found them twenty-six
times richer in silver than the water itself.
The results attracted the attention OF an Enghsb
chemist Mr. Frederick Field who is engaged in assay
ibg silver in Chill; they induced him TO commence
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Ccaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
the County az York notice hereby given 70 all per.cns
having ca ms against MINER C. STORY late OF The CITY 81
kev.York contractor deceased 10 present the SAM 80
vonck- ,h,-eof 70 the subscrter al his ONCE NO 90
sy,rue IN the CITY Of NeYork, or before the
oay OF Oet.DeI h,A1- al rFoPGF LAW Executor.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-15
rREENsBoRoUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN

GREENSBOROUGH MUTUAL LIFE IN
pany offers to those Wishing to effect Insur-
for life rarely presented by similar Institutions
Those who take Policies of Insurance for Life and those
only. Members Of the C5pany-entted to such profits
as may be realized from accumulated Premium Fund,
and from the large amount of Deposits in the Trust De-
partmens of the Company, which kept actively en-
ployed. ,,
Policies of Insurance issued the applicants own life
or on the lives Of slaves for year, term of years. at
moderate rate of premium.
Deposits of money received in the Trust Department
the operation of which is that of Savings Bank-and the
depositors allowed interest the rate of per cent
annum for time exceeding four months per cent
over four and not exceeding six MONTHS and per cent
for any time over six months. -.
Pamphlets containing full and particular information
forwarded to any required address.
D. P. WEIR, Sec. d Treas
Greensborough, N. C. September /, 1854. Sly.
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STATE OF .,ORTH.CAROLINA.-..
- ampon Countv-Cuurt OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Term. lS57-W W. PEBBLES, assignee Of John hite
head, DR.. W. H. Whiehead.-Attachment levied
land and negrGes.
In this is ordered by the Court that advertisement
for the space of six weeks be made in the Raleigh Stand
ard newspaper published in the city of Raleigh for the
defendant to at the next term of this Court to be
held the Court House in the town of jackson, the
first Monday September next and replevy the property
levied upon, and plead the plaintiff action, udg
final will be rendered against HIM for the plaintiff
debt aud property levied on condemned and sold to sas
fly the plaintiff S demand.
Witness John Z. Rogers Clerk Of said Court at Office in
Jackson the first Monday Of June. 1857.
JOHN E. ROGERS, G. G. G.
June %, 1857. ll90-w6w.
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No. 67.
Northern and southern Intelligence.


VUNHE UNDERSIGNED, AFTER RETURNING
IL thanks his friends and the public in general for the
very liberal patronage hitherto extended to him. and
need part by strict attention to business
and determination to please to merit continuance
same respectfully informs them he has just returned from
the Northern Cities and is receiving his Spring and
Summer supplies, selected with great and attention
from the latest importatiOns
He has largo and varied assortment Of French
English and American Cloths Cassmeres, Vestings Of all
colOrs and STYLES. ...
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Stocks Napoleon Ties Cravats, Gloves Collars Byron
standing and garroe Dress Shirts French Embd Bosoms
Undershrts and Drawers of Silk Linen, Gauze and Jeans
in addition to which, he receiving large assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
both of his and Northern manufacture, which being
made under his supervision and direction he
fdently recommend He most respectfully solcits
animation of his goods and makes charge for exhibiting
themay or all of which, he would be pleased to dispose
of on the most reasonable TERMS
To cash buyers, he offers deduction of 10 per cent for
all accounts as high as ~ dollars.
All bills closed semi-annualy first of January and July
Cutting and repairing done with care and dispatch
The latest Foreign and American Fashions Just receiv
ISAAC PROCTER,
Merchant Tailor.
April II. 1857. 42-swtf
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THE COLOR TYPE

THE COLOR TYPE,
New and Beautiful Style of Picture.
NALL AT COPELAND'S NEW GALLERY in THE
~ upper part of the Post Office building, and the
Color Type (painted in oil coloIs and say if you have
anything surpass it, in the Of sun pic
tWe."
Sky-lght, splendid cameras, neat and comfortable rooms
fine pictures, low prices.
So come along without delay,
And get picture aUiM tile p"H
p. S.-Mr Copeland continues to take Daguerreotypes
and Ambrotypes and paint portraits the most mod
erate terms possible. =!
Raleigh, October l, 1856. 9l-tJ1.
cN Signal, Register and Biblical Recorder ccpy till lst
January.