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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

Spors ON THE SuN.--According to obser'
vations made by NJ. Rudolphe Wolf, Direc-
tor of the Observatory of Berne, it appears
that the number of spots on the sun have
their maximum and minimum at the same
time as the variations of the needle. 1t fol-
lows from this, that the causes of these two
changes on the sun and on the earth must
be the same, aud conseQenay, from this dis
covery, it will be possible to solve several
important problems, in connection with
these well known phenomena, the solution
of which has hitheyto never been attempted
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

The Atlantic Telegraph Cable.-A letter from
Captain Hudson, 10 the Navy Department,
says the wire intended TO his ship was all
coiled in the Niagara, and the probability
was that they would start for the Cove o1
Cork on the 9th ult. The work OF laying
the cable would probably begin about the Isl
Of August, and ii was expected that the Nj
agara would run out her half first and Their
accompany y The Agsmemnon Gu her way .c
Newfoundland, the other end Of the line
Ledger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19
OR1cINAt AsEcpoTE OF BuRNs.-

ORrGIssL AsEcpoTr OF BuRSs.-As Lord
Crawford and Lord Boyd were one day
walking over the lands in Ayrshire; they
saw Burns ploughins in a field hard by
Lord Crawford said to Lord Boyd, " Do you
see that rough looking fellow across thers
with the plough! Ill lay You wager you
cannot say anything TO him that he win not
make rhyme Of.
&Done," said the other, and immediately
going up to the hedge, Lord Boyd erred out
"Baughw
Burns stopped a, once, leaned against the
plough, and surveying the ssssllsfit from
head to foot, he quickly snswered-
Slts not Lori Crawford, ba, Lofd soyd'
Of grace and manners hs Is void
Just like = bull among the rye,
Cries shauyhe nj folks As they 30 ey"
The wager was el course Won,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19
The Form of Continents Determined by
tho sun.

PROFESSOR PIERCE's DISCOVERY.
The scientific circles at Cambridge have
been recently interested in an observation OF
Pierce, not yet published, upon the form Of
the Continents. If we elevate terrestrial
globe until the Arctic and Antarctic circles
are tangent 10 the wooden huI,1on, anu then
cause the globe slowly 10 revolve, we shall
find that majority of The lines OF elevation
in the earth's crust. e., coast lines and
mountain ranges--will, either as they rise or
as they 60 down, coincide in passing with
the wooden horizon. For example, The
main coast of the United States tending north
east, will, if carried on in great circle, Craze
The Arctic circle, and the coast OF Florida and
Labrador tending northwest will Craze on the
other de. The same ls true Of The east
coasts OF South America and Africa, the
coasts of the Red Sea, of Italy, OF the Black
Sea, of Hindosian, of New Zealand, SIC. The
Arctic and Antarctic circles are also coast
lines, being always tangent 10 the horizon.
1t is almost impossible TO exaggera'e the
importance of this fiue discovery, proving, as
i, does, by geological facts, that the obliquiIY
of the ecliplic has been essentially unchanged
since The dawn of creation, and tha, solar heat
was the agent 10 carry out the second day 10
let,he dry land appear The lines OF sePara-
ton between light and darkness, between
solar bea, and The GOODNESS of night, travelling
daily for Two months in summer, and again
for two months in winter, i6 such position
as 10 coincide IN passing with ihe lines OF up
heaval, indicates Enthusiastically that it was
connected with the determination of those
lines; the Sigh, expansion and shrinking
being sufficient to determine the line of rup'
lure OF the crust. From comparison OF the
forms OF the continents, Professor Pierce alsC
draws the order oil their upheaval; showing
for instance, that the Western Continent IA
older than Europe, and that The Cult Stream
during the second day OF creation, caused the
great variety of outline in that contlnen''--
Christian Examiner.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19
FARM LIFE.

Friendly 10 the thought, 10 virtue, and TO peace,
Domestic life in rural pleasure passed
Few know thy value aud few taste their sweets;
Though many boast thy favors, and affect
To understand and choose thee Tor their ownw
Cotcper.
Education is by no means confined 10
schools. These are but rudimenial and aux
iliary to that training which is begun in The
cradle and finished only al death. The nur-
sery days Of our life, and its business pur-
suits, have an important bearing upon the
formation of character. What man does,
az well as what he studies in books, educates
MIN. The scenes amid which his boyhood
is passed, out of school, the objects which
occupy his thoughts, the problems he daily
solves in earning hIs bread, quite as much
shape character as the scenes aud problems
of a school room. Agriculture is the largest
and most important of all our material inter.
esis, the occupation TO which the largest por-
tion Of our countrymen are born. 1t is a
| matter of interest to consider the bearing Of
this pursuit upon the characters Of those who
are engaged IN it.
There are those who consider this meni-
al upaion-degrading TO the body BY the
toll ii imposes, and betling to the mind by
the attention ii requires 10 the mute details of
lis business. They regard its implements as
the badges Of servilily, and look with disdain
upon the plow boys lot. They deprecale the
influence of farm life upon the social and
| nIaI cpli ihn nm
as type of boorishness and ignorance
They think it mainly business for brute
muscles, where mind can achieve no con-
quests, and where skilIul labo. finds a poor
reward. They think the way of men of gen.
ius is inevitably hedsed up upon the farm
that there is no heroic work TO be performed,
no lauIels 10 be one. If he would do the
deeds worthy of his manhood, gain weal'h,
gain bonor, make himself name that will
live, he must turn TO nobler occupations.
II those who are strangers 10 The farm alone
cherished this view, we could abide it in si
ence. But when farmers themselves admit
this impeachment OF their calling, and the
peslience of .hs heresy finds its way into
our fresides, and makes our sons and dangh-
ters disconenled with our rural homes, il Is
time TO speak out. If comparisons must be
made, which are invidious, The shadows shall
not fall upon the farmers lot. 1t is time that
other callngs were stripped of lha, romance
in which they are veiled, and that the sont
of the farm should know what they have ir
prospect when they turn their backs npon The
homes of their youth. /, is meet that they
should beller understand the blessings O
their lot, its capacities for improvement, and
its superiority 10 all Other occupations. We
would arrest that feeling of dlsquiet which
keeps so large part of our rural population
perpetually longing for new fields of enter
prise. We would have them settled, al lcas
a portion OF them, in the old parish, aud benz
their energies 10 the improvement ald adom
menl OF their homes-Rev. Chf.
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Speculation in the Nsw Crops Of Hhent.-
Great competition, the New York Courier
says, exists in that city, in buying up The
new crop OF Southern wheat, which has TO-
suited in prices being paid higher 10 propoi-
ton than preseu. prices OF -four, aud as The
general expectation on Change is, tina, -four
must decline when the new crop begins 10
come in, this movement exciles much COM
menr, Tor ii is felt that no effort Of spsculators
can sustain prices in the absence OF foreign
demand and with full crop, The abund'
ancs of the present season cannot be controll'
ed by Spectators, no matter how much they
may be favored by the paper credit systsm.-
Ledger.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

SISGuLAR.-lt is said that the rose oil Fior-
ida, the mos, beautiful OF flowers, emi,s no
fragrance; the bird of Paradise the moss
beautiful Of birds, gives no songs; the cypress
of Greece, the fines. of trees, y,sles no fruit;
daudies, tho shinisst Of men, have no sense
aud ball room bellies, tho lovslesl creatures
in the world, are very 'iten dit,o-aad little
more SO.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

az Flowers have bloomed in our prai-
ries and passed away, from age to age, un-
seen by man, and multiipdes of virtues have
been acted out in obscure places, without
note or admiration. The sweetness OF both
has gone up to heaven!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

1 A good conscience is better than two
Witnesses it will consume grief as The sun
dissolves ice, It's spring when you are
thirsty; slall when you are weary; screen
when the sun burns; pillow in death
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BY
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X. w. WEAvER,
OTTICE-Up Up stairs, in the ne,c brick build
ing, on the south side Of Main Street, third
square be,o,c Market.
TER M S:-Two Dollars per annum, il
paid within six months from the time of sub.
scrbing two dollars and fifty cents if moi
paid within the year. No subscription re-.
celved for less period than six months no
disconiinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty five cents for each additional in.
,setton. 4 liberal discount w,li be made TO
those who advertise by the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-08-19

THE VATIcAN.-The word "vatican" is of.
ten used, but there are many who do not un-
dersand It's import. The Term refers 10 a
collection of buildings on one of the seven
hills Of Rome, which covers space Of 1900
fee, in length, and about 1000 in breadth. 1t
is built on the spot once occupied by the
garden of The cruel Nero. Ii owes its origin
TO The Bishop of Rome, who, in the early
part of The sixth century, eretced humble
residence on its site. About the year 1000,
Pope Eugenius rebuilt it on magnificent,
scale. Innocent H., few years afterwards,
gave i, up as lodging TO Peer H., King of
Auagon. In 1908: Clement v, at the insti-
cation of the King of France, removed The
Papal Sea from Rome to Avignon, when the
Vatican remained in condition OF obscurity
and neglec, for many years. 1t is now the
repository Of multiludinous treasures OF art.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-05-14
THE Hoe Cholera.


DR. George Sutton, of Indiana, has
published a statement In reference 60 the
disease which is sweeping Off the hogs
in The Western States. From an exam
ination Of forty seven hogs chat died Of
this disease, he scarcely found two that
presented precisely The same appear
ance Though tie statement is only
partial, the writer, to give ON idea of the
number of hogs that have died, states
the losses at the following places thus,
At Ingraham's distillcry, from the Grst
of August to the twenty of DC.
tober, 1,285 At the disGllcry in Pitts
burg, since the 18th of October, 2.576
Mr. Pate, Of Rising Sun. lost 800. Mr.
.Slumer, Of Coviugtou, 500; Mcssrs. GofT
.of Aurora, 4,646. At New Richmond
since the disease made its appearance
10, ,435 have died and i'm the vicinity Of
Aurora, 5000 have died Making the
aggregate, so far as accounts have been
received of 10000 hogs, valued al
100000, and when fattcned would hav,
been worth S65OOOO. These facts, onC
others of similar bearing, lead to tn,
impression that the distillcries are in
some way connected with the disease
but how is not known, as in some in
stances cases are found far removed
It is also proved that the disease is con
tagious, and that the latest period Of
contagion is about thirteen days.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-05-14

USEFULNESS OF BmDs.-A farmer
near Binghampton, ~ Y, in order to
convince a neighbor of the usefulness
Of birds, shot a yellow bird in his wheat
field, opened its crop, and found in it
two hundred wcevils, and but four grains
of wheat and in these four grains the
weovil had burrowCdl
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SAVE Your GRASS AND YoUR WHEAT
nY ROLLING IT.--A good lawn or grass
plot cannot be had without passing a
roller over IL, at this time Of the year.
Meadow lands seeded with timothy and
clover viii yield one-fourth more per
acre if a heavy roller is now passed oytr
them
An increase Of two 90 five bushels per
acre viii be given to wheat fields by the
uso ola heavy roller at this time, and
Tao sowing Of two bushels Of lime 20
each acro-O Farmer,
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Garmcrs Department
rHn ronrRY on pLoUaH1Na.


Clear tho brown paih 90 meet the oouller'a
rlecmI
Lol ON De comes bchlnd bic smoking isam,
with tolls bright dowdropa on his sunburni
brow,
The lord of earth. tho hero Of tha plough
First in the field before tho rcddening sun,
Last in Che shadows when the diy is DONE
Line afer line along the burning cod,
Muk the broad acres where bis feei have lro
Still where ho treads che So ibborn clio is divide.
The smooth. fresh furrow opaHs deep aud W de
Matt q and dense thc tangled iruf uphoav''
Mellow rnd dark the ridgy corufed clcuv5si
Up uie steep hillside where tho hboring train
Stands the iong truck that scorces the level
plain;
Through the moist valley -cloggcd with ooz
Ing clny,
The patient convoy breaks its destined way;
a every turn The looaening chains rcsound,
The swinging ploughBhorc circles glisicnlng
round,
Till the wide field one billowy waste appears
And weary hands unbind the painting steers
-OhJs WendeH Holmes.
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p. 8 vi. VI. HOLmES.

Successors Co King g. Co)
MAIN ST OPPOSITE THE COURT
HOUSE, UlLLSBORO, o.
U'HE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the
i stock Of Drugs. Medicines Sc, belonging
to the late firm cl King & Co., and made large
additions thereto, respectfully solicit share Of
public patronage,
Our stock Of Glassware, Dry and Mixed
Paints. Oils, Burning Fluid, Dive Stuis, Per
rumeries. Soaps Window GE ss and Putty.
Brushes aud Fancy Articles, will be found
large and selected, and our prices as low as
those o any other house.
We shall pay particul = attention TO keeping
PURE AND FRESH MEDICINES,
and compOuuding Prescriptions.
GJ'OrdrTs from the country solicited and
promptly attended TO. novGyl
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GOOD MEDICINES.


Al 1T is estimated that Ayers
8 4. 4 ! | ]. \. !. I. 4. I !. ]. !. 4.
er-EFHN Cherry Prct0mI aud Cathar-
(M tic Pills have done more TO-
hgN w WH promote the pubIic health,
EfA Mi rhan any other one cause.
N &WE There can be no question
JaN4s that the Cherry Psctoral hus
% - -1-ll by its thousand on thou
sand cures Of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Group,
Influenza, Bronchitis, &c, very much reduced
the proportions Of deaths from cousumpuyc
diseases in this country. The Pills arc as good
as the Pectoral and will cure more complaints
Everybody needs more or less purging.-
Purge tho blood from it's impurities. Purge
the bowels, Liver and the whole visceraI sys
tenn from distractions. Purge ont the discusses
which gasten on the body, TO work ifs decay
But for disease we should die only Of old age
Take uutidotes early aud thrust Il from the
system, before IL is yet too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust out disease, not only
while it is weak but when Il has takenu strong
hold. Read the astounding statements Of thos,
who have been cured by them from dreadful
ScrofuIa, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu,
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal Pains
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache
Guut and munY less dangerous but still threat
euing ailments, such as pimplcs ON The face
Worms, Nervous IrritabIity, Loss Of appetite
Irregularities, Dizziness in the head, Colds
Fever, DyBeuIcryi aud indeed every variety o.
complaints for which d Purgatlyo Romoly Il
required.
These are no random statements, but are au
| thentcated by your own neighbor5 and you
own PhysiCiI ns. r
Try them once aud you will never be with
/ out them.
! Price % cts. per BoK--J Boxes for 8 90.
! Prepared by Dr., j G.. AVER, Chemist, 10
we'll, Moss. end sold by ul respectable Drug
glsts everywhere. ap2m4
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New ATFaRgCmCnt.
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Large Stock Of Carriages, Rocka-
ways, BuggieS &C.,
On H0nl aI ETLLLmlLy ~ Fianre.

on H0Hd al ETirHely Lon FiqUTesy
EE24gl JACOB EIDLER wnniJ .,n
z uourcr TO the public thot he l,a.
2-z-2-z-- now the sole control Of the C,r.
riaga Mauumctory. with which he has ber.,a.
fore been connected as partner and Ios ~,
raud % fnr lot OF CARRIAGES, ROCKS'
WAYS, BUGGlES, &c. which he agftsr.
himself. have never been surpassed TO,
workmanship, beauty or style. by any ever
manufactured or offered m Ibis markct ,r[
he asserts positively. that he is disposipg of
them at lower prices than the same ougIit,
was ever sold FOR tn This part OF the country
0-577he Manufacturing Department is sin
carried ON in all its bauchrs. aud orders mr.,
solicited and will be prem rIut,rt,tto
mEg Uzc El1R " Ia mGH N@
Done on short notice, i'm the hest manner AN,
at moderate prices. JACOB FIDLER.
GJ7Thc books aud accounts Of the late firm
are iu the hands Of the subscriber for settle.
meut, aud all knowing themselves mGebted Ia
said firm, are respectfully requested to cull anc
settle ]. f.
Nov. IL, 1855. nov22tr
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To Prevent BUGs on VINEs.-
Plantbean among your cucumber vines.
and others, and let them grow among
them till the vines get strong enough
TO resist the bugs, then pull up the bean
plants, and throw them away. This has
been tried and found effective.
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CABINET MANFFACTORY Removed

GEO. W. ElNaA.
CABINET MAKER AND DUNDERTAKER
Edst End Of Main Street, nearly opposite the
Female Seminary.
a WOULD respectfully inform the citi-
Esa Zens cf Hillsboro and surrounding coun-
u ! try, that be has removed his shop TO
the above location, on East Main street.
where be is prepared TO execute, i'm a neat
and durable style, all kinds Of work in his
line. He hopes to receive liberal share OF
the patronage, feeling confident that from his
facilities I'm the business. he will be able 10
render entire satislaC 'iCu TO all.
UNDEzTA a ZINC.
~ Prompt attention given TO all orders ror
R Collins. Having purchased a neat IIearsc.
Ea he will attend ull funerals to the cemete-
~ rics, when desired,
iznlOu GEO. N. ZINK.
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AEELICTEn RElnrrr

Torttr ~, KY LIT ~ nEhD'!
t,-,'l ,'lh ~ ~ 'I !lIA NJ EDICAL HOUSE
Iy,,.' ',s'.'" l"Tg1S m .'Wo yeaIs ago by Dr..
P,il,,,N 60, 5''I ol lnI'u ana Ohion Streets,
T,,,,,1r, ,.'.i. "a j. d ",
.J IA. ~ WV """S experience hes render
"" D' N most successful practitioner in the
I"Iv o. az, discusses OF private nature; man
""o" S''ui''N' "S an lmpelmrnl 10 murriageS
n'''""s 1.u ara S"N""I i"hrmilirs' diseases Of the
SN'"' ana Those arising from the abuse Of mer-
'"Ll
All INNII'uL'R NOTICE There is an evil
.".'' .'.'. ''"'S l"ouig'a in by boys, in soil
'."'. '..'" '"@ "p WIN Them To manhood;
.''... . .'. D.. ''...'n D" N"r Time, not only
.'...s @..'.'- ".s'a0.'s io m1''iInoual happir
..' -.''. ''" '' ID series of protrnctcd,
' '." .''"-''.'ng '"rc''"nH.
''. OH .-"." """ give way io This perui-
. ...'.. .'. aWH.. aI i.I. consequences
.. ... '.~ .'.Nuua .}s0"m shattered,
..H.' '.HH'"HIr anI s1'Innsr nud
"0".. .rrr pages ~, .,
'" ''r.I'-I I'rs.rvalon."
"I.o'"o becomes fee
..I .nuslumec vircry
ts step turdy
iut' and engages
sd. ,..s rD"rgl thun usuul.
20 '.. o.. lp" .ims,I brlurr the practice
".s n' Goo "rr "nn "Hicr muirImony, his
u"r1 60 b. "nlr"I ini. "nG his Srugr tells him
o. u' HIS IS rnusrd hv his carly lollirs These
arr co"sae' Gi'o"" Tdich Sb,Wd ai5oh,D tie at
icgtio" Of all t0.o 0Tc similarly situated.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
U'HE subscriber has opened LcatherStore
in HiIlsborourh, ON Main street, three
doors eust Of FALLS corner whore q good
supply o Eastern aud Western Sole Leuther,
Frcnchi Philadelphia and Western Calf aud
KIP, Morocco's and Innings, Harness and
Brides together witha general supply Of
SHOE FINDINGS, which will be sold low
for Cash on Hides Cash ut Oh ti,0eF paid
for u idcs. y. EASTON.
p. $. will sell on articles On my limo us
low us The same quality can be bought in
the Cincinnati market. scp2 I
Custom Made Boots and Shoes
NJ EMS, Womeu's and Cildreu's, Of The
lIl best material and workmanship. Call
and examine. j. DUVALL.
jus
TNEAS-Black,Y Young Ilyson, Imperial, and
Il Gun Powder, in quantities 10 suit purclus
ers, at JOHN DUVALL'S.
uuul4
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Robert Hosea & Co.,
Wholesale Gr0CCrS and Comm sisn
Merchants,


Corner Of Front aHd Main Streets,
CINCINNATI, o.
IT AVE on hand aud offer for sale
son llhds Sugar;
1000 Brs. MOasses;
1900 Bags Rio, Java, Mocha and Laguara
Coff-c;
200 IT, Oh. fresh Y. H., Impn.. G. P. and
Black Tea;
500 BrIs. Nos. J., Q, and Mackorel;
50 Drums Goldfish;
1000 Kegs Assorted Nails;
l0Ol BrIs, Tar Pitch aud Rosin;
2OO Bales Oakum;
100 Kegs Assorted Shot;
Together with full aud large assortmen
Of all kinds Of Groceries usually kept by Oh,
trade, which we offer az the lowest prices o.
the market. We also solicit consigumenis il
Produce, and viii attend promptly to forward
ing goods. mar5mG
LNiSH--Mackerel, White and Trout, bv d
Il bbL or h'f. Dbl. at JOHN DUVALL'S.
augi4
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Stone Ware.

4 3, aud gal StChe Jars for Lard;
4, 3, 4, s, and 6 gal Stone Jars, straight
tor Butteri
5 gal Stone Chumsi
/ aud , gal Stone Jugs;
For sale by j. X, MARLAY.
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DagnorrOOtypes al LlnclnnalI PrIro.

DagUCrTCOtypCs at cincinnati Prices
1'HE subscriber tenders his sincere Trunks
TO the citizens of IliIsboro and vicinity,
for tho liberal patronage he has received for the
last nine months, and respectfully solicits q
continuance Of the same. have srtrl.d per-
mauently in this place, aud can be found ul my
rooms on High ST., one door South of Main,
ready at all times TO draw PERFECT LIKE
NESSES, true TO nature and of all sizes, from
the half-siZe plate 90 the smallest miniature.
Pictures taken without regard TO weather. be-.
twren the hours Of A. N and p. VI. Per
SONS sitting for Picture. and taking diem from
the Room, and afterwards becoming dissatisfied
with them, can iu oil cases get them drawn
over free of charge, until satisfactory n every
respect ! therefore guarantee 10 please the
most rastidious, in both price and quality Of
Pictures.
From my long experience in the Art, and IN
one Of the best rooms in the world, am con
fdpni that can defy 400 competition. The
public are invited TO call and examine my sprc.
mcus before gcing elsewhere. A silver mir
ror is my drawing bo1ri aud the sunbeam my
peucil-poiuted with golden light
j. II. CASKIE,
High st., door South Of Barrcre's Corner.