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IL They had another "disgraceful riot, in
Baltimore on Saturday night-a man was shot
and the police beaten.
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COwHIDED.-Mrs- Wildey cowhided Mr. Con-
nelly, OF the firm OF Haggerty d Connolly ~.
Louis, Mo, in his own store, on the I'D inst for
making some assertion rejecting upon her virtue
During the fracas, also, Mr.. Ha9gerty was stabbed
twice In the back by Mr.. Wildly, her husband
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CAS FIXTURES.
NJ We have just received good assortment Of
GAS flXTUR ES, such as Chandeliers, Brackets,
Pendants, Globes, &c.
GAS TUBING introduced in Stores. Dwellings
and Public Buildings BY competent workmen, at Low
MILi,ER& CUNNINGHAM,
No. 2+S Pa av., bet. 18th and 18th sts south side'
Nv n m,
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TWO PIANOS AND TWO MEI.ODEONs
i at $25 each. TO make room for others
- '"' "u''' DepW w. G. METZEROTT,WN
iv0 Corner Penn. avenue and nth street.
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DREECH-LOADING RIFLES.

A Board Of Army Officers will be assembled at
West Point, New YORK, for the purpose of making
certain which arm of this description, il best suited
to the military service. The trials will commence
to offer arms for trial will please notify the Colonel Of
Ordnance, giving a general description OF the arm
each intend to present, and specifying the cali
bre. weight and length Of hrrel Cartridges or 9TH
er ammunition suitable for the should be brought
with it. HI. A. CRAIG,
Colonel of Ordnance.
ORDINANCE OFFICE, Washington. July 3, 1857.
To he published daily till 18th August i'm the Penn
syvapian, Philadelphia National Democrat and
Irish News. New York: Morning Post, Boston.
Each of which pers will send their bills and COW
ofthe paper containing the advertisement to the Ord
nance Once. jy l7-dtl7Aug
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE. Rruoru
CURL MANDATORY removed to 2z2 Penn
sylvania avenue between 18th and 18th streets,
Gautier's. Hair Work Repaired, or taken in ex-
change. Sine Toilet Articles, Combs, Brushes & c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-27

The Truth Fifty SPOKEN.-The Raleigh
On. c. Standard, having been misinformed
originally, was among the first Southern Demo-
cratic journals to take ground against the
course Of Governor Walker in Kansas Now, it
is earnestly engaged in exposing the fact that
the current war in the South on him and on the
policy ofthe Administration in the Territory, is
sheer trick of desperate and defeated party
leaders, ever ready to join hands with the enc.
mics of the South. Its able and manly expo.
sures of the true tendency of the course of the
opposition in North Carolina is aptly illustrated
in the following brief extract from its last issue
wherein it lays before its readers, in few sem
fences, the real points involved in the contest
over Kansas matters now going on in the slave
holding States:
The abolition presses of the North and of
hansas are holding the Administration and the
national Democratic party responsible for intro
ducing slavery into Kansas. Those presses TEEN
with the Interest and vilest denunciations of
President Buchanan and his party as the Presi-
dent OF slave drivers and as the pro slavery,
party; while the Wilmington Herald and othe,
southern Know Nothing papers are censuring
them for making KANSAS, as they say, a free state
How is this! Why this concord Of assault amid
the discOTd of sections Can il be possible that
the Herald and its coadjutors are looking, in a
ihaitci 50 hiohiehtous more 10 party advantage
than to the best interests Of the country!
''The Herald sneers at the National Democrat
ic party. But for that party the Union would
have been dissolved ere this, and the editor of
the Herald would have been engaged with other
public men in erecting the fabric of a new South
ern and Southwestern Union Nay, more than
this-but for this great party, at which he sneers,
ne might now have been under arms defendi ing
ms native town against abolition armies. We
sPeak sober truth. The National Democratic
$500, nas gwen him present peace and present
Saay ana has kept the battle from his very
ana yer lac sneers at and undertakes IL. To
rvuha against Jas. Buchanan in this crisis
- 10 tahe ground against the National Democratic
party; ana To do thar, is in substanr, 10 adrocats
a'sSe1ht0n q me Union! Strike him down
ana you strike down that party do that, and the
no doubt Of It. Even now, though he dav he
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EXCURsr0Na An.
LOST AND FOUND.

# OST-On Saturday, between II and O'Clock in
an Omnibus from the Ca pitol 10 a. street, pa
Of Gold EVE GLASSES attached 20 q chain. The
hinder will be rewarded hbersly Ifleft At the Office Of
Provost. Winter Company. Capitol Hill. ~ a-St
G. REwARD.-Strayed ed. on the 2ist of July a
Sc white COW, four years old, with ~zrA
brown spots on her sides, dark legs; has ~
horns and round hole IN each ear; and -.
Also, Htif Elk, 'one year old, dark legs, sma
horns, and dark about the neck. and black
over grown Tor her age. will give the above reward
N delivered ~ the corner of and oath streets. First
Ward. Joseph WILLIAMSON. je 5-St-
wARp.-Lost, o. Saturday afternoon,
eDC somew Mere between the savings Bank and
Drover's Rest. near GEORGETOWN, a pocket MEM
ORANDCM BOOK, containing accounts of a. les
of Cattle &c.. of no valne To any one but the
The above reward will he paid II left with HENRY
WEAVER. Butcher. az the Centre Market, or with
myself NJ the DTover's Rest. - -
iy T-S. LOUIS ID. MEANS.
Gin REWARD.--Strayed or stolen from the
CIV subscriber on the 9lst instant, two ~
BAY HORSES,one about Is hands hlg n and IN
the other about IS no marks recollected onN<A
them, except n white spot IN the forehead Of the
smallest, and the other has white hind feet. The
above reward wal he paid 10 any person bringing them
TO me, ~ No 90 Centre Market, or at my residence
corner OF 4th and l. streets, Navy Yard.
iy 2S-St' Jos. L. HEIsE.
STRAfED AWAY, on the 5th Of July a whitish
~ Colored COW. with n leather strop ~zeH
around her neck. with a bell attached. She XAS~
gives milk from only thrte teats. A suitable
reward wall he paid for her return To Mrs. FLANT-
GAN. street between 9Th and 10th streets, oppo-
site 1t. Patrick's Church. jy3-its
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CUMBERi. AND COAL.-Now discharging, 100
~ tons Cumberan Coal.
CASTLEMAN & BRO,
JyH corner 9Th and B sts. opp. National hotel.
RATTLEDORES. GRACE HOOPS, JUMP
- ING ROPES, ROLLING HOOPS, &c.,at
~ N-3t LAMMOND'S, 18th street.
DOR SALE.-A lot of MAHOGANY SASH
l. DOORS.with large Glass; for hanging cases. Al
so, several well made Doors with stained Glass. To
be sold cheap. They can be seen at CARROTS Car
penter Shop, near 18th street bridge. For terms
apply to j. ii. GIBBS, Wizards Hotel.
jy N-4t%
OUR THANKS TO THOSE OF OUR Gus
~ toners who have so promptly settled their bills
as rendered to LIST July, and earnestly request all
those having unsettled accounts with US, to close
them by the 5th day of August, by cash notes at
short dates not, they will be placed in the hands
OF a collector for settlement.
COLLEY Il SEARS,
" T-eO.t 523 18th st.. 8 doors north Ia. ave,
A CARD--The attention of persons wishing to
"A purchase large, well built, and conveniently
arranged two story Frame House, in n beautiful To-
cation on 9th, between and streets north is re-
spectfuly invited to the sale OF House No. 5 Rwhch
will take place ~ front Of the premises at o'clock
p. m, on TUESDAY. the 28th instant. IL is the
property advertised by Mr. r. A. Tscheffey trustee
For further particulars see acknowledgement.
Y HH A. GREEN, Auct.
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The seat for the City of Oxford was declared
vacated on the ground of bribery, and Mr.. Thack-
cray has been brought forward a candidate to
fill the vacancy.
SirJ Pakington gave notice of his intention to
question the government with reference to the
Chinese war and the employment of troops i'm In
dia.
In the House of Lords the Earl of Malmsbury
gave notice on behalf of Lord Derby that on the
motion for the second reading of the Oaths jew
ish) bill, the latter would move that the bill be
read that day six months.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to an inquiry, stated
that the government was giving its attention to
the projected supply of negroes from Africa to the
French West lndies-a measure which he thought
must degenerate into the slave-trade, so far as
Africa was concerned. He promised that, should
the spirit of existing treaties be violated, the
French government should at once be notified of
the fact with view to correction of the evil
public meeting was held in Liverpool on the
sth inst, for the purpose Of hearing and wecom-
ing Hon. Neal Dow. The attendance was large,
and the guest received a warm greeting mixed
however, with few Kisses. Resolutions in favor
adopted.
Prince Louis Napoleon was making his marine
tour around the British isles. He arrived at Dub
lin on the 9th.
The Paris Assemble Rationale has been sus-
pended for two months on account of AN offensive
article upon the elections. The Estafette has
Likewise received warning.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times asserts
that the opposition Deputies, unless something
unexpected occurs, will certainly take the oaths
to the Constitution. although they Will refuse to
attend for that purpose at the Palace of the Tuile
res, preferring their legal place Of meeting, the
Palace Of the Legislative body. He also says
that public opinion is fixed on one point-that the
elections have been unfavorable to the govern
ment-and that consequently an uneasy feeling
pervades the public mind. The second elections
IN Mayenne and the Somtne resulted in the return
OF the two opposition candidates, Messrs. Halli-
gon aud de Morgan.
The recent discovery of plots against the En-
peror, says Paris dispatch, has induced the En-
press to join him at once at Plembieres, instead
VI going alone to Biarritz.
The Madrid journals refer in vague terms to
continued disturbances in various parts of Spain
A band OF $50 armed men had invaded the Town
Of Utrera, crying Long live the Republic ~
They overpowered the gendaTmerie, and burned
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TNOTICE.-All persons are hereby notified
sssns. isaac B1sd hS the ON whH Informed
drink, the sand negro has published Il at large thai
! was the man; and If he still persists in his SLAM
derl9g shall bring him to law.
IT X. II. DAILY.
0SNOTICE.-I do hereby forewarn all persons
lH not to trust my wife. Mrs. Kelly on NV ac-
count AS shall pay no debts contracted by her. from
jy A-2t. JOHN KELLY.
sAb ff6 NEkEAM 81 ST, Ps Erect.
and Ssfs Gs sso1 delivered 70
any part Of the city Also, on hand So different kinds
ar Come one come and give m me cal call
,iosEPH sHxFEfEL g.
Late Foreman at Weaver's,.
ly 2-St. Opposite Browns Hotel.
NJ OUR AGENT, Mr.. JOHN PORTER.
pose of exhibiting to the Ladies Of this vicinity, the
WATsoY's SO FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
tTict of Columbia. Machine will be on exhibition at
the Capitol Hotel, where he would invite all persons
~ 27-iw' ' " ROBBINS CO.
TNOTICE.-Th is to caution the public
- against the announcement of Nondehean &
Co. as no such firm exists. Neither George nor
other person, and neither of them will be RESPONSE
DE sy debts GESRSE y
TNOTICE.--The members of Heller Tent,
lAS No. 28, j. o. of R., will meet at their Hail.,
on MONDAY EVENING next, at 8 O'Clock. Be
punctual, As business of Importance will he trans
acted. Election of officers takes place at this meet
ing. J. III, GRUMwEI,L,
~ 2-H Rec. Secretary.
MA SUPPER WILL BE GIVEN AT ST.
IA3 Dom nick's Church, on THURSDAY, july
3th, at O'Clock. for the benefit OF the schools at
tached to the Church. The members Of the congre-
gaton, and friends generally ARE respectfully invited
Tickets can be had at the Pastors residence and
of the Lady managers.
Adults Is cents Children 10 cents. jy 25-3t.
0@A SPECIAL COMMUNICATION OF
llS the NJ. w. Grand Lodge of F rec and Accept
ed Masons of the District of Columbia will he held
at Masonic Hall, corner of ID and 9Th streets on
TUESDAY EVENING next, the 28th INST, at f1z
O'Clock. Punctual attendance is requested.
By order of nj. w. Grand Master:
q. A. SCHWARZMAN.
~ S-S Grand Secretary,
ICE CREAM SALOON.-At
lAS the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner of
pe- plate.
Ice Cream delivered to families at al 80 per sallon
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ICE CREAM SALOON-At
lkS the Philadelphia Ice Cream Depot, corner of
18th and streets, the best in the city, at 10 cents
pe- plate.
Ice Cream delivered to families at 81 50 per gallon.
10 90
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- DEAD.-The Navy Department have official
information Of the death of 1t. Geo H. Hare
U. s. N, at Philadelphia, On the 24th inst.
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0@NOTlCE.-Thls Is TO caution the public
,N against the announcement of Nondehean &
Co.. as no such firm exists. Neither George nor
Jacob VOnderlehr doing business with or for any
other person, and neither of them will be response
bic for any debts contracted by any such firm.
jy T-3t- GEORGE VONDERLEHR
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TIE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution,
The time of observation is about clock a. NJ. (:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE -.---

I WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE
ON TUESDAY THE oath DAY or FEB-
nuGhy 1857 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. at the door o the
Court House in the City Of Titin in the conpti
of Seneca, and State of Ohio, by order Of PRO
bate Court Of said county. the following lands 4
tenemants as the property Of JOHN CLICK dec.
A part Of the North West quarter of fraction
al section No. % In Township No /. North Of
Range No. IA (fourteon) on. the west side O, ,the
Sandusky River, In said Seneca County, Ohio,
and commencing for the same at Buckeye,
Blue Ash, and small Beach tree, on the west
side of said Sandusky River, thence running west
li-46 chains; thence running north l5l7 chains,
thence east 1918 chains 10 the bank Of said riY-
er Thence N and along the meanderings Of
said bank Of said,hver iO,the place Of beginning,
Containing 20(tWentylacres Ofland mOfeor less.
Also, strip or piece Of land, being the balance
of said fractional quartet section above descrio +
ed and adjoining the same on the south ade
thereof and containing one acre aRd one Ian
IQ QI-2) Of land more or less.
And also, part Of the north east quarter OF
said fractional section above described, com
mencing at point ON the east bank OF SAID San
dusky ri ler, where tie New Haven and Find
llay State Road [so calledl crosses said river.
lThencesrunning eastWardIy on and along said
road 2lO 1.-TWO hundred and ten feet, TO point
west Of stable which stands on the touth Hies e
Of said State Road. Thence due south 20 SAID
Sandnsky River, thence North Westerly on and
along the meundeFihg Of the bank Of said river
70 the place Of ofcommeneement, containing three
(3) acres fland more or less. z he three tracts
or pieces OF land contain together "a ~ tWen.
" four and a half acres Of lana mere less ana
will be offered and sold as one en- ire property q
has been fayorably known heretofjre,as 81 John's
Mill. lis acknowledged lobe one Of the most mos,
valuable Mil Sits on the sandusky, having ne
advantage Of both sides Of the streaa. Witi SUI
foiont water power 70 run Saw Mil and Tour
on Eve sets Of stone nearly the whole year,a gooa
and permanent dam has hecn erected on sohd
for ,dation, and first rate bridge across the
Sandhsky River at this point has reeenlN
heen completed. Ia the hands Of ont enter
prising person, this would be productive am
desirable property
Terms aecommodatine ami madeknpwn 81
sale. G.I. KEEN. Admir-.
With VIII annexed Of John Click dec.
Ian. 10th, 81. 6T.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

THE NExr FEDERAL APPOINTMENT.
---T4king the popular vOte in the
Northwest, and estimating the in
crease for tho next four years, the
Boston Atlas estimates that Wiscon-
con, Iowa, Michigan, Indiana and IL
linois. will be ehtisled to So repre-
sentatives in Congress-, in place Of
the % they now send TO the House.
The preseat House contains 80 mem
bers from the Slave States--not rec
oning the slave members from the
Free States-and lac from the Free
States. Under the next appointment
the Free States will have adOut 3 to 1,
This is what the Southern politicians
zee, aud It is that alarms them. How
unwise in them 70 raise questions
which set the whole sentiment of the
north In opposition to them
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

HUNTINGTON THE FoRGER.- This
notorious Individual since his con.
fnement in the State Prison is said
to have behaved himself in a most
sane aad workmahliko msaner. Hav.
ing once been in the furniture bnsi.
ness he is to work in the cabinet de-
partment. Those who have been
swindled by Huntington are of opin-
ion that the forger las in some man.
ner secured upwards Of 5000, 900, and
If he fails to give them pecuniary
satisfaction by spring, the idea is to
bring him down for trial on the 9th.
or Indietments.--(N. y. Conrier.
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II you hsve blue eyes languish9
II black eyes, affect spirit?

~ UAAGA oJ0of anllN oHAAAN#
II you have pretty feet, wear short pet
ticOats.l - -
al If you are the least doubtful as to that
point, wear thpem long.
II you have good teeth, don't forget
TO laugh now and then.
II you have bad ones, you must only
,simper. ...I.
While you are young sitwith your face
TO the light. :.
When you are little advanced sit with
your back to the window
II you have bad voice, always speak
Ia low tone.
IL II is acknowledged that you have a
fine voice, never fail TO speak in q low
tone.
n you dance well, dance seldom.
IL you dance i'll. never dance at all.
II you sing we'll, make no puerile ex-
cnses. -..,...
II you sing iadifferently, hesitate not
. moment when you are asked, for few
persons are competent judges Of singing,
but every one is sensibleOf the desire to
please.
II in conversation you think person
wrong. rather hint difference Of opinion
than 0leg a contradiction.
Il is always in your PoTer to make a
friend By smiles. what folly to make en-
Snies BY frowus.
Whea you have an opportunity to
praise, do Il with all your heart
when you are forced to blame do. 1t
with relNetance. ,ti ~ ,sr. .e1
II you are eRviousof another woman,
never show il but by allowing her every
good quality and perfection except those
which she really possesses.
If you wish 70 let the world know
you are ia love with . particular man,
treat him with formality, and every ONE
elss With ease aud freedom ta,aafr
II you are disposed tc be pettish OF in.
solOAt. itis better 70 exercise your i'll Br'
nor on your dog. or your cat, or YOU
servant, than on your friend.
II you would preserve beauty rise ear
y.
II you would preserve esteem, be gen
tle. na
II you vOuid obtain power, be cOnde
scendihg, 1.frI- -iI u
II yOd would live happy, endeaYor (
psOmOts The happiness Of others.
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PLANK ROAD NOTICE,

DNHE stockhollers OF ,he Fremont. TiAin and
u Fort Ball Plank Road company, are nodhed
o meet .tbe house Of Henry Jsooby IN MeCutc n
entille on Friday the 27th day Of February, 10
act all other bu.ines that may come before the
meeting JAMES NJ. CHAMBELlN, Prest
Jan. 20, 1857. 2W.
PELAN, at the City Book Store, Is bound to
keeB'up with the times, he has the 6nest apart
mu nt 6f pictures ever brought 10 this city, aud
advertsss TO day some excFllent books. give him
"A alltr
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

How Vino PRoDUoEs. CoLD. -
Wind produces cold in several ways.
The act of blowing implies the des-
cent upon and motion over the earth,
ofcoldeF air, to occupy the room of
that which it displaces. 1t also in
creases the evaporation Of moisture
from the earth, and tins conveys
away considerable heat. This increas-
ed evaporation, and the mixture of
warm and cold air, usually produce
a condensation Of vapors. in the at
mosphere I; hence the formation of
Clouds. and the consequent detention
Of the heat brought by therays of the
sun. Ard whenever the air in motion
is colder than the earth, or any bo-
dies with which it comes in contact,
a portion OF their heat is impaired to
the air. an' i'ea
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

., ETThe Boston papers tell good one
about John Phoenix. While stopping in
that city short time since, at the IRE
mont House, he one evening on retiring
left his boots outside Of the door. In
the morning he found them there, with
The previous days dirt upon them. Said
John, gravely 70 servant as he passed, /,
''the people in this house'are very hon
est-lmy boots have remained there at
Che door all night, and no one has touch
cd thsRJ" John went TO the theatre
once. where Mrs Smith was advertised
70 appear in t,OO pieces. After the perfor-
mances he demanded the return Of his
money. fot he said Mrs. Smith appeared
toh5Ls during both performances.
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, y "A young lady who was recommen-
ded to exercise for the benefit Of her
health, replied; 81 will jump at an Of
fer and rus my own risk, il that kind Of
eNerciAa will DO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23

ELECTIONS OF UKIrED SrAFks SENAroRs,
The Republican phalanx 10 the Senate
OF the United States is rapidly gaining
accessions, until it now presents quite a
formidable column. The result Of the
recent elections Of Senators is particular
ly encouraging to the friends of Free
dom. Within a few days past seven have
been elected 10 take their seats on the
4th Of March next Michigan repddiates
Cass, and fills his seat with Zachsriah
Chandler, one of the firmest and ablest
Republicans Of the West. MASSACHUSETTS,
returns Charles Sumner, with an almost
unanimous vote; Rhode Island elects Jas.
B Simmons, Republican successor to Mr..
James. Democrat; Pennsylvania also sup.
plants Democrat, Brodhead, by a Re.
publican, Cameron. Here IS clear gain
Of Three, Besides this, HamliD of Maine,
elected for the preceding teens as a Dem
ocrat, is now reelected as Republi-
can, ,..
In Florida, Stephen II Mallory, and in
Missouri. Polk. psfinangeritedC ,Sernor,
and j. 8. Green, all Democrats of course,
have been elected The Senator's from
Delaware, and probably from New Jersey
will also be Democrats. Here James A.
Bayard, and Martin W, Bates are choseu
tor the fermer State. In New Jersey
there are number of competitors, the
most prominent Of whom are the present
Senator, J. r. Thompson, Gen. E. r. v
Wright, John p. Stockton, and Gov. r.
NJ. Price, --.,..r
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-23
Monum atal Dagaerre0tyPe Cases

meth has long been sought for, to insert
in dur, 20 manner, DaguerreotyPe Likenesseg
10 Head tones ard Monume nts. I have been
mauofactr ne these cRses for the last two years,
aud can w. wArrant them 70 secure the picture for a
long number fyears.
The outside case is mude OF Patisn Mafble,Snd
the box which enclOses the picture aud keeps II
in a state of great prssarv alton for long number
Of wears Is made OF brass--a sorsto boa. II makes
very neat JOB on Head. Stone or Monument.
They are used in Greenwood Cene'ary, Mount
Auburn, Laurel Hill. an many other Cemeteries
ia the UBited States.
A Vbe-al discount made TO Marble Dealers aud
Dagnorreotypists. IPrice from 2.25 each TO
$3.50. A circular Of engraviugs will be seat TO
any address. free, with price list.
Address, la.-. ..t
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The iadividual who was ever seen BY
The eye Of . POtatOs has ever been visi-
ole, BarRum NAV Posliby discover
him.