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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-02
! deep gratitude ! remain yours truly,
MARY ANN COMSTOCK.
nAnILrox. Ohio. Nov. 10. 1855.


DR. RoRAcE-Dear sir-I have read in the newspapers
many accounts Of cures Crcedly your scandinavian Rem
cdie but consider my at least Interesting
and marvellous any Of them. So far you con-
ccrned testimonial more or less Ofttc consequence
Your fame is established and my statement cannot add 90
celebrity. But for the benefit ofmy fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts. When I called upon
you, at the instance OF dear FRIEND the 2lst Of March
last had bocl rine yearsa sufferer from Ctarrh. The
irritation fthe nerves and membrane Of the head
intense tit sometimes II almost drove crazy. could
not Sleep and never free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different physicians had attendedmo
each treated 10 his way, but of them did
any good dHspaircd of seeing another well day
and when called at your consultation rooms, had very
little hope of relief BY your advise entered immediate
B upon regular course of yO Scandinavian Blood Pu
fer aud Blood lfls. was encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful way in which you spoke, and resolved strictly
follow yourdirccnn. In less than week. all the worst
symptoms of my complaint began TO take milder form
and so continued 10 improve from week 10 week until at
the end Of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace Of the cataTrh had left Stil how
ever continued 10 take the remedies fOrueary six weeks
longer, because found they building up strength
and fortifying my constitution. Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign ofa re-
lapse. should be glad 10 this letter. the substance
of in print, for the guidance Of others
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH
For SALE BY-S. DuCELANp 4 Co, Fremont; KELLY 4
BEACH Elmore 2. b, BEERY, Clyde; C. POWERS, Wood
vile; W. BRADNER, West Migroye. 4iyls
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"Pleasure in poetic pains,
Which only poets know"

should not like TO swear" ho said in
answer, "that | shall write no more songs.
| have as much pleasure in what have
done, as ever; but there is no longer the
same necessity for expression, and l never
write without strong necessity. 1 hear
it without singing it." Just the answer l
expected from true poet.
AT the table of a friend in Coburg / met
with Frederick Gerstaecker, the distinguish
cd traveller and author. l had spent an af-
tenoon with him in the Rosenthal, near
Leipsic, eleven years ago; but he had COM
passed the earth since then-had ridden
across the Pampas, washed gold in Califor-
MIA, played the guitar in Tahiti, trampcd
through Australia, and listened to the songs
of Malay girls in Java. He was but little
changed, except in wearing thick brown
beard, which mitgated the somewhat harsh
projection of his under-iaw. There was
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-02

Walls himself Of the opportunity to announce to the
n citizens of Fremont aud tAHs' Of Slndusky County
that n has removed from his late residence Main street
TO the first street west Of the jail where he is
20 wait upon his old customers aud all who wish 10
i'"t! 80 iflrrent diseases that prevail in this
tion of the country. All A. iti-,t c,4 4ti,,+ ,,
Fever sores, Scatld head, and Fclor- ~ rs
opcn There viii he the strctest attention. PI 10 '"Ne
who may f,vorlim with call.
Fremont, Sept. s. 1855. 32f
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pottrn,
BALLAD or BUNKER HILL.

bh1AsfAD w BANAhA1hh
The "Ballad Of Bunker Hill" in late number ~ la
RS Magazine written by Hon. George Tunt of Be
m. We quote the opening stanzas:
Fast Red morn's shadows gray,
And with tho breaking day
Our hearts grew still;
Bute'er that ruddy beam
Hinged Mystics silent stream,
Flashed the red caunon's gleam
by Bunker llill.
The night the stars looked down,
And from the distant town
We heard "Alrs wellr
stcrnly and still, all night,
How grow our buwark's height,
We and that starry light
Alone could tell
Morn S.N our rampant crowned,
Norpieicsd that turf-clad mound
The iron storm.
Then ceased the fiery shower,
Gathers the Zoe his power
Welcome the desperate hour
His squodrons form.
Out spoke our leader then;
"FreemeR are pc, and meA-
The tyraut comes!
Bravely your fathers stood,
Yours too is English blood,
Up-ncver cause so good,
God and your homcs,"
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u. p. FusscImnu q Co,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, SheeIron Copper-ware, Wash
boards pows &c. We have opened entire new stock
In the TYLER Block Corner of Front and Crogan Streets
and shall he constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will he given to Jobbng and Repairing OF cvcr
kind Call and see us April ~ 1855.
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Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and ShcctIron Ware and
Dealers in stoves, Agricultural Implements stoves, Rags
Wool Ilidcs Shecp-pelts Old Copper Old stoves, &c.-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Pcase's Brick
Block No. |, Fremont, Ohio. May %, 1884.
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MlSOniC.

FoRT STEPHENSON LODGE, No. 22j, Free and Accepted
Masons, meets Mt Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block,
the 1st and Sd Tuesday evenings fcyery month.
FREMONT CHAPTER. No. g. Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the place. the lst Friday evening ofeyeTy
month.
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R EM @ " a H
b. J.. BARTLETT q SON,

A TrORNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office 10
n the SECOND story of Nius building +.
bernhau's Clothing store. G e Entrance Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will I've carefully
attended TO- r.. !. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov 2l 1856. J. L. BARTLETT
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Bmc,<Ianh ~ Everett,

Attorneys and Counseliors at Law, and solicitors in
Chancerg will attend to professional business and Land
Agency in Saudusy and adjoining counties. Office, End
story Buckland's Block Fremont
Il. =. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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T. o. q. Il.

CRoGHAN LohGs No. IL Independent order of Odd Eel
lows, meets at Odd Fellows Hail. in Bucklands Block,
every Saturday evening.
FREMONT ENcANrMESr, No. 6I, LO.O.F.. meets in the
Hall on the 2d and ith Monday evenings of every
month.
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Greene & Fimetro, *.

Attorneys at Law win attend 10 all business entrusted
TO their care. Omce-Nms' Block, Corner of Croghan
and Main street. Fremont, Ohio.
J. L. GREENE. 7. 7. FlNEFROCk.
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Manufacturer Confectionery aud dealer i'm Foreign and
Domestic Nuts Fruits, groceries, and Yankee Notions
Prncipeand Havana Cisars. Main street, Fremont, o.
June 10, 1855.
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OF the scandinavian Blood Purifier, 81 per bottle
per halfdoz pills, % cents per box, or five boxes
CLEvELAxp. Ohio. Dec. Q. 1855.

DR. RoHAcR-D ar Sir,-l should indeed be ungratefll
i'll cl reply to your letter Of the 10th ut enquirng
the affect Of your remedies in my You say YOU do
not wish publish my reply but simply to learn for your
or satisfaction what the Scandinavian Remedies have
done for me, But, my dear sir wish yon to make my
statement public not only just tribute to your own
skill but for the benefit oothes who may be suffering
suffered and might be cured as have been cured. For
more than six years, you aware, endured conn
uous martyTdom from the combined elect Of chronic dys
pcpsia liver complaint constipation and most deploI0
hc condition of the system. During that time
employed the best physicians in the West and three times
visited New York for the purpose Of consulting the most
eminent medical men in that city All useless. de-
suarcd ofrccoyeing my health, and almost wished for
death It was at tis time your advertisement caught my
eyes and determined a forlorn hope to try your
ScaRdiHauiaR Blood Purifier and BLO0d Pills, Only five
months have eapsed since uncored the first bottle and
took the rst r Three words will tell the result
since my childhood. Ny recovery, under Providence, !
to YOU. believe have paid yuu about thirtyHve
dollars for medicine and had every dollar been hHRdred
they would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude remain yours truly,
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1. O. G. q.
Rnherfs N SheldOn.

FOUNTAIN LODGE No. 1856, Independent Order of Good
Tcmpars meets at their Hail. in "Buckcyc Building
cry Friday evening"
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En-. gNilson :. sf;i,YnI.
DE. u. GEOnNNI.

Fremont Ohio, residence on Croshon Street, no'r the
Court House. Feb. =, lSll.
JAS W WILSON. TfiOS. STtI.NEII.
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-. IL, BEERY. CIydc. o..

Wholesale and retail dealer in staple and fancy Dry
Goods Ladies' Dress Goods, hawls, clothing, boots and
shoes; the largest assortment at the lowest p.cos.
Clyde, o, May 81 1856. lItf
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ISAAC Z. WEST. CHAs. II. McDoUGAL
West & McDougal,
COMMiSSION MERCHANTS,
No. % Walnut Street,
CINCINN1TX, o.
FOR TIE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter, in FIkns, Kegs and
Fancy Boxes
Western Reserve Butter in Barrels Firkins solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, pcarcd and in halves
Dried and green Apples.
Brooms in large quantities, and great variety of styles
manulacturcdeNprcssly for trade and wormutedto to
purchasers
Clover Seed in large quantities Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars, Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
Sugars.
New Orleans and sugar house molasses and syrups.
Coffee Rice Starch, Salcratus Soaps, Lead, Pork, Lard
Hams Beef Crunbcrrics Eggs; Flour Pots and Pearl
Ashes and all kinds Of Groceries, produce and manu-
featured articles.
Particular attention given to the forwarding business
Mark all goods for sale with owners initials and W&McD
All packages to be forwarded, Care W. Med Cincinnati
Ohio. May 9, 1856. ly
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CROGHAN HOUSE,
FRANK N. GURNEY, Proprietor.

fSuccessor to J. +. Nandercook)
The CROGHAN House is situated in the central business
portion or the town, the Pike corner Of Front Street
No eXcrons the part Of the proprietor to render the
stay OF guests both pleasant and agreeable shall he spared
The CToghun House Omnibus TO the Depot In
nectou with every train of Cars.
GUESTS conveyed to and from free of charge.
FREMONT, OHIO.
4r
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&. G. E ton.
s. Rmcl.lnud q 90.

Physician and Surgeon, CLYDE, ON
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THE BCRDELL ESTATE.

PROPOSITION TO CALL MRS. CUNNINGHAM AS A
wITNESs-A DECISION IN THREE OR -FOUR
WEEKS.
Yesterday morning Mr. George d. Berlan in behalf
Of the heirs of the Burden estate made ppcaton to
tie Surrogate for authority to collect the rent of No.
Bond street. and other real estate of the late Harvey
Eudcl lie had, at the request Of the heirs, sppied
TO the Public Administrator for leases, &C., but he
refused to surrender them except by order Of this
Court.
Tie Surrogate said he could not well pass upon the
question of the rents without at the time passing
upon the merits of the matter 10 relation to the right
OF dowry claimed, which he has still under advise
ment. lie thought the heirs had better wait little
longer. lie should take up the in eight or ten
days, and thought If his health remained good, he
should be able TO decide 1t in three four weeks at
fuIthest.
Ex-Judgc Dean submitted additional points on be-
hall Of Mn. Cunningham, Of which the following is q
copy:
ADDITIONAL POINTS PoR MRS. cUESisGHaN.
/. That the contradiction that is sougnt TO be msde
in the testimony Of Ellen Cunningham, between what
SIZE said before the Coroner ard Der testimony in this
Ccur lie explains By tue fac. tina! before ts Cooaer
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TAdvsrisement
fAdvsrlsemcnt
He DISCOVERED 1T BEYOND A DOUBT

He DISCOVERED 1T BEYOND DOUBT
Oh exhausted their skin and their
for Consumption and ell KIM
bred ailments only has succeeded In enecna IL
blessed discovery We the famous retired physician sse
well known phsuthropst old Dr. b. JAMES Of No 10 Grand
st. Jersey City We at the time felt disposed 10 dosse
the accuracy Of the claims he made for the curative props
belief all that he with regard to T. Thi. We esnses
he has multiplied proofs Of the great value %
this psscs such extent tina. to doubt hs
wced be folly and wiekedns,s All the world 70 nov oonyscs1
the Extract OF Cannsb lndics discovered BY the %
D order dying dsushter the ouly oettn
and speedy remedy for consumption, asthma ooncsss
debility coughs aud colds discovered II can be oesseA
s2s bottle from DR. JAMES No. 10 Grand st. Iss.s{
by III. old himself send him four postage stamps and -
viii return you the recipe az gin:
York IA, have pretended and sdveised The recipe
sent from place but No 10 Grand It, Jersey City Now
Jersey where Dr. H. JAMES be consulted daily Ones
hours from 3 ~ 4
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

BURGLARS CARRYING AWAY AN IRoS SAFE
Durir Monday night, the Coal Office Of II. L. Tsrys
ocIntr of Division and Tenth street. YVES en-
tered by burglars, who carried away large iron ssfS
which must have required five or six men to move q
cut upon cart, which was used for carrying It swsy
TIE safe contained about $50 in money gold seal,
number tf deeds Of property, and all his books and
papers, On former occasion an unsuccessful attenps
was made to open the safe by inserting powder int
the key.hcle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
Police RErrRYs-T'uesday Mrning.-The tota'
number of arests for the twenty hours ending
Tuesday morning were l67, viz:

An AGrD TRAvELER.-One Of the citizens Of the
Fifth Ward last night conducted stranger to the
Station House of the Fifth Precinct Police for lodgings
who is l2 years Of age. His came is james Mcdonald
He is native of Scotland, and has been in this country
96 years. His home is in New-Hampshire, and his
profession is that of q musician. comfortable bed
wa. mace up for him upon the floor stting-room, aud
the old gentleman forgot the events Of his pro.
tIacted life in q sound sleep.
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS

MELANCHOLY OccuRREycE.-A little girl three
years of age, named Margaret Ann Jaqun', dsuea'~
Of Chauncey Jsqyins, was go badly burned = -
II o'cocDy esterdsy that sbe died at i oc'oc..
clothes took FIRE from charcoal iurnsce .'''' On
,,,.rtr w,, ON, of the room for few minutes. Ste
M gered in great agony until relieved by DEATH
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fAdvertiscp,enGI
" SIX LECTuREs." I'D

DIR. s. s. FTTCH'S "SIX LECTURES" 30
psgc so en,vurs bound explanatory Of the b.
which he cures CoSsvMrrroS ASTHMA, DISEASES o. TINE
HEART, THRoAr STOMACH, BowKLs LiyER. KpNErs md
SKIN, FEMALE COMPLAINTS Crawl &C., sent by mail. ed
postage prepaid. for 20 cents. Apply to .
DR. = S. FIrcE, No ia Broadway. Now Xorh.
He has Other Office either Chicago Buffalo, Pittsburgh a.
elsewhere He absent from New York. and No Psyd
clan elsewhere 10 authorized TO use his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

APPOINTMENTS OF LIGHT Horsr KrErEn.:-Ihs
Secretary Of the Treasury has mace the toac~,og
appointments Of ligh. house keepers; Joshus 3 -.
bun. q Beaver Tell X J., vice Mrs pemAn 49,:
HARDER, Me.-tfQ pei snnuw; Antona Peedzo, ~
siSaa. ct Mooss PssS, Ms.-t2J0 PEI snnum-
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LAUScH.-The bark 81. Pcjero, Of $50 tuns register,
will be launched from the Westervet Shipyard on
Thursday morning at % o'clock. She was built for
A. M. Lawrence, and is intended for the Mediter-
lsLean trade, under the command Of Capt. Joseph
Costa.
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THE SUMMIT STREET AFYAIR.-COroner Redding
proceeded yesterday morning to bold an inquest on the
body of Philip Can, who killed by falling RON
the fourth story window of No. l6 Summit street. %
Sunday Afternoon. The nature Of the testimony
clearly showed that deceased fell from the window
while sitting upon the sill in state of partial intoxioa-
ton and the Jury RET dered verdict that the deceased
cane to lis death by accidentally falling from the
fourth story window of No. 10 Summit street. Patrick
Gilen, Mary Jane Myers and Mary Kir~n, who wera
arrested on suspicion Of having caused his death, were
thereup discharged from custody.
RoBEFRY.-Two boys, about fifteen years OF age,
erte the store Of Mr. Soria No 23l Fulton street.
yesterday afternoon, during the Temporary sbsence q
tie proprietor or attendant and stole 800 from The
money drawer. They escaped pursut, and made on
with their booty One Of them stood at tho doog
watching, while the other robbed the drawer.
ARREST OF HIGHWAY RoBBERs.-Deputy Sheriff
Higgins last week arrested two negroes, who were
charged with highway robbery committed over yex
ego On the night Of the Doth July, 1885, jobs
Brown was knocked down at the foot OF johnson
street and robbed Of gold watch vslaed at go ~
Jsmes Wi,on. The sccused made their escape With
what they got. In the early part OF last week ME-
Higgins arrested Barnett on the Five Points, New.
York. On Friday Wilson was arrested OF Ccoey
lFldr1, ana UCth were tdktu " yoii W
ton Patrick DonOLue also arrested on the
charge Of receiving the watch, knowing 1t to have
beer stolen. He was held in $500 bail to await the
action of the Grand jury.
THREArESIsG LIFE.-Jsmes Larry was brought
b. fore Justice Feeks yesterday charged with entering
the house of bis bro.hsr.in.lsw Pstrick Larkn, go
threatening TO shoot him. Accused was ntoxccae!
at the time, ard falling asleep, complainant sesrceeN
and found loaded pistol upon his person. ConmS'
ted for examin a.iOn
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p;cknockets from New-York iniest the Jersey City
49, and railroad depots and placards posted -
nsme,onsy TO guard the public against their depreda
tops. They have made several large hauls lately.
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Tie Hon. William l.. Dayton Is recovering nom inc
severe Illness under which he has been sunenps ioe
some time past at Long Branch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

skirmish occurred at Atlantic City on Monday BE-
tween Q waiter and Q guest, caused by insuiiiaG
remark from the latter to the former in which the
waiter stabbed the guest In the shoulder VitA cesv-
ing knife infiicting serious wound.
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IAaNersisemept.

No MORE Riots -" The way 10 keep tur6a.
lent people quiet" said French statesman, sis smsss
them' II everybody therefore, would to Bsrnums Ma
seum-,ay THIS AFTERNOON EvENrSG-and witness IL
diyetps dsbere 81 Wynan the wizsd how peaceful vss
become the belgeent Laughter and hceU
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IAdxertiaement.I

Music At REDUCED PRICEs.-The large -
popular WArERss CATALOGUE or Music viii b sod =
reduced prices during this month Also and second 80
PANos and MELopEsSs, at lower prces thAa ever 49,
offered In MARKET ct the WArERs's Pave AND u0ssS
ROOMS No. SIS Broadway Planes aud Mslodeons fos rs
and reut allowed on purchase.
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esssd in the reformation of the precooous thieves and
begasrs with which tee city swsrms, will be amply
repaid BY visit to this excellent institution especially
dunng the services on Sunday. This institution has
had ample powers conferred upon il by the Legisa-
iuIe and is enabled to seize the Juvenile vagabonds OF
incorporate and vicious parents, commit them, and,
on behalf Of society, become their parent, guardian
and instructor The building situated near the North
River just above the High Bridge is massive struc.
tus Of blue stone. repete with every convenience for
a charitable institution. Dr. John d. Russ, man
whose name has been identified with the charities Ct
the city for twenty years has the internal management
of the institution, with Board Of unsalared Directors
composed Of Some Of most worthy citizens. The
building has accommodations for at least ,000 1t
contains at present but 247 1874 boys and 63 girls,
under the age of II years. Everything about the
place has an air of cleanliness order and system rarely
to be met with and there entire absence of what
are termed "poor.house and hospital SMELLS The
hired help of the establishment consists Of but six
servaits which less than the average Of private
Filth -avepue mansion The children do all tho scrub
bling, some of the washing, aud are taught other
branches Of household employment. The economies
of the Asylum in this respect reflect great credit upon
the management. AL the clothing worn by the in
per annum. The girls have delightful sewng-room,
ample play for different classes and ages nuner-
Gus baths dining room that will vie With our best
city hotels for space cleanliness and ventilation. On
the Sabbath there religious services morning and
afternoon, all the children joining in the singing. Ev-
cry one who witnesses the Sabbath gathering will leave
it with feelings of gratitude to the founders Of so
benefcent charity.
JrvHSILE TENPTRANcE- On Monday evening,
Branch No Of the American Juvenile Temperance
Society, held their weekly meeting in the rooms in
Fortieth street. near Third avenue, and though the
evening was very warm, the place was crowded with
the children their parents and friends. From sixteen
to twenty little boys aud girls took part in the exer.
cises which consisted Of songs, Duets, tros rects
TONS addresses and dialogues, many Of the pieces
being written by the children. During an interval in
the exercises the audience was addressed in an able
manner by Salem II. Wales Meetings are held 10 this
place every Monday at and p. m under the care Of
James b. Duane.
POLICE RETURYs-I'uesday Morning.-The tota'
number of arrests for the twenty -four hours ending on
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fAdvertiRnert1

ROOT PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART GAL
lFRY No SIS Broadway, corner Frsnh,in street
DiAPBANEoTYPEs-An entirely new wye Of picture ~,
bounced BY and connoeus the highest s!tsnnesS -
pho,ogrs pbic por'rsiture
the best artists
DAcUgRREoTyPEs Of superior style and hniah
ANsRoryPEs, MELAIXoTsPgs, H., &c.