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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

OT A year ago nearly all the city and town
elections throughout the country were carried tri-
umphsntly by the Know Nothing party; but this
spring the Democrats are generally reversing the
former order of affairs
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PURSUANT to Of the Chancery Court at Garth
made in the Of John Dcty and wife,
Thomas Moss and wife, et ais, the undersigned will sell at
DXons Springs in Smith county, Tenn on the 26TH DAY
MAY, 1857 the highest bidder 1870 acres ofLand on
credit Of and two yeasr time, except the $50
which will be required IN cash, &c said Land Smith
county, Tenn. Oin- the lands Of Elizabeth Smith,
gsret Blackwell, and 1.- IS. A MOORE,
apri7-W4t Clerk and Master.
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Y0ustt, Randall, and Skin
ner's Shepherds Own
Book,
Smiths Landscape Garden
lag, PARKS and Pleasure
Grounds,
Weeks on The honey Bee /:
paper IS Cts,
Wilson On Cultivation 81
Flax,
Miners AN. Bee-Kssper's
/ Manual,
Quinby's Mysteries Of Bee
Keeping,
I Cottage 6 Farm Bee-keeper,
ELi1tt's Am. FTuit Growers
I Guide,
The Amer. Florists Guide,
EYery Lady her own Flower
Gardener; paper CSC.
The Amer can Rose Cuitur-
Isl paper IS cts,
History Of Morgan Horaes,
chinese sugar Cane and su-
gar MaEi g,
SdLIOH's Rural Hand Socks,
3 vols,
Bemen's Rabbit Fancier; pa
per p cts,
Reemelin's Vine Dresser's
Manual,
Noil's Fruit, Flower, and
Vegetable Gardeners
Companion,
Brownies American Poultry
Yard,
Brownies Field Book Of Ma
nures,
Keepers Dog and Gun,
Skillful Housewife, paper,
ChOrltOH's Grape Growers
Guide paper 50 cts,
Whites Gardening for the
SOuthF
Eastwood s Manual for Cul-
tiTaiing the Cranberry,
J0hnson's Dictionary OF Mod
eTn GaTsening,
PeFsOz on The Culture Of the
Vine,
American Agricultural, 10
vols,
BoHssiBgault's Rural Econ
envy,
Thompson Stood ofAnimalE
paper So cts,
Richardson on DOEs-thelT
origin, Varieties, &C;
paper . cts.
CObbeIt's Am Gardener.
BOOKS.-First, Second and
fmarl@- nav a.
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81 The Know Nothings of Bedford have
nominated HENRY COOPER, Esq, as their candi-
date to represent that county, and P. Ivy for
the floating districtof Rutherford ard Bedford.
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HIGH Prices Fer CCTToE The Aberdeen miss. ]
Ns10s reports sale of one bale Of cotton in that
place at twenty cents per pound This bale Of
cotton was grown by Mr.. James G. Rsndle on
Cotton Garden" Monroe county, Miss, from the
common seed of the country, its high value result
ting from careful handling and skilIful management
But the n. COnrisr and Enquirer mentions a
sale that beats Mississippi 1t was a bale of Sea
Island cotton, and was sold in Charleston, S. c.,
at 81 % oentsper pound, probably the highest price
paid in twenty years. The factors who sold this
bale are confident that it is the finest bale of cot.
ton that has ever crossed the Atlantic The plan
ter (of Edisto S o. took the medal in the London
exhibition OF 1851, and the prize bale, though it
spun yarn up to No 300, is believed to be inferior
to this. This bale was picked out by the lady of
the planter with her own hands and it is a marvel
the perfection TO which she las brought the staple
NOVEL LEGIsLATIoN-A singular bill passed
both branches of the New York Legisl AZURE and
was signed by the Governor on the 9th uIt.
few weeks ego man named Stanley, represent
ing himself a. Of property and standing,
appeared before the Assembly, praying for an act
to sgltmsuze bis two children, aged respectively
and l0years. His representations were 50 fair
and his statements so direct that his prayer was
granted without creating or establishing q mar
risge between Stanley and the mother Of the
children.
The passage of this act but recently came to her
knowledge, who, assisted by some friends, came
10 to the Capitol with such testimony as readily
exposed the character of Stanley, and his base
design to steal her children under the authority Of
8 statute A few gallant legislators took her case
in hand and procured a repeal of the statute
which robbed her of her children. In one Cay
the repeating act passed ell its stages and was
signed by the Governor.
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Saint AIhans-


ON THURSDAY the I'D instant the premises I will
~ sell that convenient and commanding Residence in
Edgefeld, known as Saint Adams. This property is
too well known for me to attempt It's description. The site
is not surpassed BY any the vicinity of Nashville. The
buildings new and cOmmOdous built by the owner
his than usual and Of the best
material The house contains fourteen rooms, kitchen,
wants rooms, &c On the grounds Of the
terms that be built, containing 1900 barrels The
will be sold with $50 feet Of ground front Spring street.
running back 4l2 feet to street, with side
The residue Of the grounds viii be divided suitable
Lots plans Of which viii be exhibited day 81 sale.
TEEs-6 10 49, a. 81 and SO months for notes satisfe
torily endorsed, payable in Bank and lien retained.
Possession given edaJey. The house be eXamtp-
ed by any wishing TO do
Sale at IL O'Clock, "A. NJ. Omnibus usual.
A. '. S. LINDSEY.
E. r. GBAsCOCE, AuctOoners aprl6-dtd.
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FooT RACE Fur OEE III sAND DOLLARs.-We learn
from the New Orleans True Della that an affair
of this kind came Of on the 29.b ultlmO, on the
Union Course, between Isaac 7. Shute, OF Ten
nessee. and Samuel Banks, OF New Orleans, both
Reported to be very fast runners. The distance was
loo yards, and the race was tor purse of s. 1000,
though q large sum of money was lost and won
besides, great many persons being in attendance,
Shute was evidently the best runner, 80 ne shot
ahead of his opponent from the jump and led
him in the race to the goal coming out five yards,
apparently with ease, and in sen seconds Of time.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-17

Blake's Farmer al Home,
Buist's Am. Flower Garden
Directory,
Buist's Family Kitchen Gar
deneT,
NortOn's Scientific and Frac-
teal Agriculture,
JOhnston's CaIechlsm OF Ag'
ricultuTal Chemistry toI
SchO0ls,)
J0hnsIOn's Elements ofA2ri-
cultural Chemistry and
Geology,
JOhnstOn's Lectures on Agri,
cHlIaral Chemistry and
Geology,
DoWnIng's Landscape Gar
dening,
Fssssnden's Complies Farm
er and Gardener
Fssssnden's Am. Kitchen
Gardener, cloth.
hash'g Progressive Farmer
Richardson 'sDOmesIieFOW
Richardson On the Horse
Varieties, Breeding, &c
RICHARDSON on the Diseases
and Management Of the
Hog,
Richardson on the Destruc-
ton Of the Pests Of the
Farm,
Richardson on the Hive and
Honey Bee,
Milburn and Stevens on the
Cow & Dairy Husbandry 4,
SINNERS Elements Of Agri-
culture,
Toph4m's Chemistry Made
Easy, for the use Of
Farmers,
Aliens Treat So on tue Gull
ture Of the Grape,
Allen on the Diseases Of b.
ne ste Animals,
Aliens Anne icanFarm Book,
Aliens Rural Architecture,
Pardee on The Cultivation Of
the Straw berry, sc,
Psdder's Farmers Land Mea-
EuF5r,
Phelps Bee keepers Chart,
GueBOn's Treatise on Mich
Cows; paper 35c,
Gums Don't -tie Medicine
RbOOk for every married
man and woman,
Randall's sheep Husbandry,
Lisbig's Familiar Letters 20
Farmers.
sAXTON'S RURAL HAND
rwLHwF EnHfam
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WALL PAPER POISONOUS DR. Hinds of Biz.
mingham, Eng, has lsteIy called attention, through
the London Lancet to 8 method of accidental az
SENECA poisoning which should be generally
known and IRON which be " as himself a sufferer
He chaLced to select for the sdorument OF Dis
study, partially bright tinted wall paper, the
pattern of which was confined to TWO shades o.
green. About two days after it had 0een applied
be first used the room in the evening, sitting
there and reading by gas light. Whist thus
engaged he was seized with severe depression,
nausea, abdominal pain and prOstaHon. The
same chain OF symptoms ensued on every suose-
qusnt evening when he occupied the room. TsIs
led to an inquiry into the cause. He scrsped eff
little OF the bright coloring matter from his
pretty green paper, and by su0imation, produced
abundant crystals OF srseuiOus acid. The paper
was colOred with arsenIts Of copper (Scheele's
grsen) Dr. binds remarks that the presence OF
the srsenicsl pigment may be recognised b. its
brilliant and beautiful hue, and by little running
of the color at the edges Of the Pattern though
it did not take freely TO the paper.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING. CLOTHS, &C.,

DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell THIS EVENING, at early
ID gssght fine assortment Of Ready Made Clothing Just
received With orders close VIII be added an invoice
Furnishing articles. Sale positive and without reserve for
cash. lapEI7--H
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FRIDAY MORNING. APRIL II. is57.

CoRREoTIoN.-A typographical errer in the sub
Joined resolution as published in the proceedings Of
the Democratic State Convention, materially altered
the sense of the compliment to Gov. JOHNSON, and
we therefore, republish it corrected
IL That for the eminent ability and success with which
Andrew Johnson has managed the GuberuatOra ONCE Of
Tennessee, he Is entitled the thanks Of the people OF the
State and that for the vigorous and able he has
made in stae deserves the gratitude Of the Demo-
cFHtie party.
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HUGHES BROS,
(sUcCEssBs =. ". DoD0EJ
NO. 46 PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE.
PHOTOGRAPHS

PHOTOGRAPHS,
EITHER Plain COOred, from the
II smallest IN Pin TO -
LIFB SIZE ON CANVASS. ~
This is a feature not hitherto at .ttaW ~.
opted ia Tennessee. Our patrons can -
have old Daguerrs0typs5 Of de-
ceased friends copied large as life, aud
natural by describing the complexion, color OF the
hair eyes, dress &c The public respectfully invited 70
call al the Gallery and see specimens, over Hicks' China
ball, Public Square Nashville.
aDFI4-df P 3. & @.
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CARD
HAVING sold my Photographic rooms, apparatus, ma
III erials &c, Messrs. HUsHEs BROTHERS Of this ei
with view reside permanently at my home IN Cumber
land eountv AXE great pleasure recommending Them
as my successors. They gentlemen Of 81 III and expert
profession and l.ust they may receive thar
full liberal share Of business which has ever flowed
upon
The Messrs Hughes have engaged corps Of artists OF
superior abilities, and have hesitation IN saying that
hey fully qualified their several departments give
perfect satisfaction all who may desire the hnest Photo
a6rl4 J. W. DODGE.
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ZOE LouIsYTLIE..

FHNHE fine light draught steamer JOHN
n G0ULT leaves FRIDAY, the 18th, at 10 = n ~
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the above and all inter
medlie ports. For freight passage apply board
apl I6-2t Isl. Id HARRISON. Agent
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lust rsesved few hogshsads Of this Justly cslsbrlist
y Alsops Engzh Ale, which Is dSa By ne glass
apr11-dn. a. JuhAAkD q bags
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FOR NEW OREF

TTlHE substantial light draught and eommo- upar 1.
4 diOus steamer GUN BkRL md, will leave " -
as above and all intermediate landings, on
SATURDAY, the Ieth,- at s O'Clock, p. N.
For freight or passage apply OF board or to
--GpIT-2tJ -------, III. II. HARRISON, Agent.
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'ANCY GOODS AND TOILET ARTICLES.
Wanted.

ODD NUMBERS or HARPBRs MAGAZINE for any
- year for which 10 cents per copy E b. paid 81 ne
Book Bindery Of YORK q CO.,
march70-Im. Over TIE Traders Bank.
n. q, a q Inv .L.a ~ c.n.Il a -
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TEE fine light draught steamer SWALLOW
Il viii leave TO-DAY, Friday, April, The nth, y
ioF the above and all interme diate ports, at Y
O'Clock. For freight or passage apply bard 10
apl ~ n. a. HARRISON. Agent.
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PUBLIC SALE on WATEK FOWE8 :
DIR. JOYN r. NORTON

PRSPECTFULLY tenders his Professional services 70 ne
II citizens Of NaihTs and vicinity. 0@ss, No. 81 Cherry
street, ljangW-siy
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY sI2-TIITE 'THROs % HOURS.
FHVRAINS run through from Stevenson 10 Mem IN
II phis and make close connection with trains rf,t5t
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad az 81 ven
Through Tickets from Nashville to Memphis sold for
Sl2. Time through . hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengs should leave Nashville the O'Clock Pm,
Train, which arrives Stevenson Is A NJ, and
with Trains Memphis No delay except il chang
ing c. L. ANDERSON. q
aBril3-tf. Ticket Agent
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BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGERS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books Invoice
Booka Check Books, Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, Inkstands. Pencils. just received By
mFhl7 JOHN YORK & CO.
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New Auction House.

made by Mr.. DIS Pupils Stungers referred 70 Mr. =
large Circular 70 pupils who have taught
n BAH pupils who have not flushed their Lessons, are
requested TO do 90 without delay. apTl5-tG
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John York g. Cos, have on hand complete stock
Classical and Common school Books, which they Oar
sale Al tbe Lowest bricsa. ImhI7
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Pianos, &c.
COLD MEDAL PREMIUM
" wILLI.MKNftthtNo FokrEs
MN
"ILLIAM hNAbk,
tseaior partner IN the late hrn OF


Continues the manu- i6cture and sale Of rrnpd ana
square PLANO FORTES, under me name
9t w Lllam hnhbe 4 Co., at the old stasd, 6&A
Nos. ], 5, and North Eutav street op- UVNNv
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
They have Also Just opened a new Sales Room AZ
no az Baltimore street, between Charles and LIZ M
sIIeeusi on the premises partly occupied IVY Mr.
Keep constaLty on hand large assortment Of PLAN
ana hghiy finished grand and sQusre Piano Fortes.
also, Melodeons, from the best makers from 70 q.
ooIave, some wlth double key boards double reeds
en1 stops TO suit small churches.
besns e1enslveiy engaged In the manufacture
liberal terms. ' "'4 'Ae 49,
Our Pianos were awarded the highest rrerrpur,
tgod mccall AT thS Fairs of the Mary snd IA
two successive years-OctOber, 1885, and lS5s-in or
postl0n 10 fourteen and ghteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Rai-
tinofe; we were also awarded the 6rst premium AZ
the IDdustral Exhibition held in Ricbmond WiT-
GINA, 1865 and lSS6. They have also been Hwnrded
tbs highest premium (sIlver medalD at the Netro-
poiItan VI eoEanIcs' Fair for 1857.
In addition 90 this we possession of tegtirno
mails from the most dIstIng professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be seen a. our
wareroors, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation In which lnatruments a-e
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for FIVE years ana
privilege of EXCHANGE granted vithiu the krst ak
months from the day OF sale n the do sot
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il TO their adyaptsre
TO give us q call before purchasing.
Pianos exchanged, hired, and tuned.
mar l6-ly WIN. KNABE a. CO.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF Plan
OFORTES IS to bs found at the Music DE
pot of loo Isl W.G. NETZEROTT.
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DENTISTRY.
~ DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. l99 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Sb=
fbrss doors from 14th Street. IlO

DR. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he
oan be at all hours at his Ofce locate as above
aIiety Of diff cult that he has treated success
scientific otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and J. and F. PaTmly, has led HIM long since 20 dis
card all mercaIlal preparations for filling Teeth also
Teeth. and that PORCELAIN, mounted on Gold Pate,
mouth, rs was most conciusvely shown bJ the last
American Dental Convention.
denoe and practice in Washington, he ID faVoraby
known to his numerous friends and patrons. he bsss
leave TO refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church of Epiphany of
Or. STEPHEN BA1Lf! I Dear M sirL desire to sx,re,,
you as superior dentist. The operations executed
publio that your our sfi So vel deserves 'I'' '1 TIC
Washington. Aug. as. 1855. ]. II. .FiRENCH.
From one of the oldest firms IN Baltimore. Me.rra.
Having employ ed D5f. stepRen BsiIy, Surgeon Den
sortant and difsut piece of wofs, which b. did to
my entire satisfaction, and Wow of tine fact that
College of Baltimore failed amer repeated trials to
perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
Baltimore, Jan. IL, la57. Hartmann BOG6S.
Extract froms note ed from tho late Hon. ohm
NJ. Clayton.
Us. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1855.
Tho teeth you made for me work admirably; moth
Ing could Oo better Very fpHN fprsHafNipHII{' HII{'c1.yroN
To those that seek relief from the maIadies Of the
teeth, can ohoeTfully recommend DR.. =. Rsily as
superior Dentist: he made set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family and plugged several teeth for
my SELF and the work has all stood ell for than
ter years. ROBERT u. NIXON,
of the Va. Conf. of the NJ. Z. Church South.
Apnl 10. 1856.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion to aval
ourselves of the professional skill of pr. B. Baly
Surgeon Dentist of this city, or having been cognz
ant OF his operations families or friends take
pleasure expressing admiration Of his artistic
skill as well as of the uniformly atisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and pectfully re-
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. of which we consider him emlnenty worthy.
THOMAS L. WALTER, Architect u. :. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, M. d., of Washington, ID. G..
B. =. BoHRKR, M. D. of g Georgetown, u. C..
N. g. LINCOLN, nj. d., of Washington, ID. G.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, of Washing ton, ID. G..
GEoRGE WALTON, Ex- Governor Of Florida.
WALTRR LBNox, Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Office,
o. c. WIsHT, Principal r Rittenhouse Academy.
feb IT
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

n
QUARrKRMAsrKR's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs,l
WASHING TON. October 10. 1857. {
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un
n o'clocki p: m, on FIR day the 18th November
ing articles during the scai year ending SOth June,
'i 5oi to to- 40 uniform caps, complete. .'
iOo to 300 patent feather stocks.
500 to 800 prIvates, uniform coats, complete OF
chemically tested.
50 TO 100 sergeants' uniform coats, (same as
50 to 100 musicians coats soar ct cloth, ,cochineal
100 to 900 pairs non commissioned officers epau-
o lettss. ......
81 81 red worsted sashes.
,ooS @ to to 2,ooS @ pairs linen Ea9 overalls.
?, 500 to 5000 pairs brogans Nos 5toI IL.
5ooto goo marine banketsrtgrayJ
q $40 to $500 pairs woollen socks.
5oHto 800 marine fs,lgus caps the cloth to be navy
5oo to 300 fatigue frocks.
| 900 to 800 flannel shirts.
Sc to @ sa5r SHSfs aofsts ss''a' blue Jersey
80 to SO watch or great coats, do.
5OO TO 400 pairs Canton flannel drawers.
IS 70 90 musicians jack kets. scarlet cloth, oochi-
neal dye-to he chemically tested.
!, ,O0O to 2,Oon yards Ga sky blue kerssy
1860 to 900 yards navy blue cloth, to be chemically
tested
800 yards scarlel cloth. qochIneal dye to be chem
Samples Of the above articles may be seen on ppi-
cation at this Olce, at the once OF the assistant
qga atermaster marine corps, lsS Spruce street, Phil
adelpiIa.
1t IL to be understoOd that the accepted bidder is
to take all material used for manufacturing coats.
OveTals, &C., hand at the time OF entering into
contract, at the contract prices thereof
Bids will be received for the whole in parts for
the articles required ana 10 must be plictly under
stood that critical ms ectiOn will he given all artI-
cles furnished to fit and quality, and that articles
which do not come to the sample will be rejected
and thrown upon the hands of the contractor
The quarternaster TO himself the light tO
increase diminish the quantity named above. as
the exigences interests of the service may de-
mand
Proposals to be addressed 10 the "Quartermaster
Of the Marine Corps" Washington, D. c., and en-
dorsed I" Proposals for Supplies."
Oc 10 2-eotl3thNOy
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Dancing.
IlA NClN AGA My.

IlAN vel y G A ADEMY,
Mr.. 4. +. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER haye
the honor to announce TO the Ladies and Cen oN
tenen of Washington and Georgetown that ~
he Will re open his Classes for Dancing in IN
washington on Friday, the 9th of October. nj u n
Mr.. Grouch's Hall, cnTner of 18th st. ard Pa. ay.,
over Farnham' Bookstore, for Misses and Masters
rom ) O'Clock p. m; for Ladies aud Gentlemen
from clock .. m. Georgetown-ou Wednessay, ,
the 18th OF October, at Miss Harrovers Ladies Sem
mary, from q clock p. m.
For terms and particulars application can be made
at Mr. G residence, 4G7 E street, between 9th and
hru sueets Sc l2-6m
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DROt;RESS IN THE FINE ARTS.
PAINTING AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
PHOTOG RAPHIC ORTRAITS
In Oil Colors, on Canvas,
MINIATURE on SIzE OF LIFI.
&. WALKERS

4. WALKERS
PORTRLTTAND PICTURE GALLERY,
Odeon sll ce1 ser a. ST. and Pennsyvanla avenue.
s. WALKER has fitted mp the above spacious
apartments at very great outlay OF capital thereby
rendering his establlshsRem one OF The nost COM
pete and hand some IN tue whole c"lntry. He has
large Gallery for free exh(btti6S OF upward OF %
tne OH PAINT by N The best ancent and
modern masteT5, to which be lnteFsss TO add fresh
lmportatIOns. -. WALERE las also fttsd up = com
pete suit OF ms with private rOblhg apartments
for ladies' and purchased the finest POSSIBLE lDstru-
ments, ant engaged first oass operative aTtIsf 70
PHoToSRAPHsci iAMBRoTYPE AND DA-
GUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, from the
smallest n:iaiatETs TO Size Of EQe.
:. WALKER, by combining the Photographic Pre-
cess with the art OF Painting, OF which he has bad
IS years experience and whose specimens Of lIfe
size PORTRAITS be In some OF the frst fami-
lies Of tine city, as well rs those exhibited his
two, 10 pr Oduce portraits that have never been
ceied for their fidelity and fehke eN preston. Can
vas and boards prepared % himself expressly for
the purpose.
Partcll ar attention paid to the painting Of Por-
traits. Miniature or fe-size from small pictures Of
decreased friends.
PhOtogrl lphs taken from corpses, or sick persons
"a ken AT IN sIr own residences immediate nouce.
Coi"mittsses and classes taken In any number in
groups and any auantIy OF from the sold
at reasonable charges.
I.ikenesses painted on Copper for Tomb Stones
Valuable OIL Paintings, and Old Fanny Portrsits
carefully be ok lined and restored to their oriGHai
freshness.
Ladies sud gentlemen are respectfully solicited
to call st the Gallery, Shilgtons book store
entrance a. street, two doors from Pennsylvania
~ liam