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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, & CO,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all principal cities Of the world Also,
Tile credits, for In Europe, China &c.
May 2S--6mos 81" ..-, ..#....ra. ..a.
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DOILERS FOR THE U. S. STEAM FRIGATE
ID SAN JACINTo, AT THE U. S, NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.
NAVY UkPAKTMhNT.
BuTRAu on CONSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT, AND REPAIR,

"' NAVY DEPARTMENT.
rs BUREAU on CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MPAr,
.... ..f November 0, 1868,
SEALED PROPOSITIONS will by this Bureau until the
tubular boilers for the United States
delivered the wharf, under the
tho vessel the yard Brooklyn, as the
Department direct a.
The charcoal bloom boiler platos
half and nncIteenths 9l6 inch water
bottoms and ash 7l6 and shells hreeeghhs
(1.) an inch la thickness. (.
parts revied cauked both
III
legs, bottoms, steam chimneys.
The sides Of shells to be oned by ron from which
the braces TO lead.
(2) feet throo (3) inches
about l0) 6) inches Deep aud about eleven W
three (3 inches high be furnished with the
hole
ydosta pressure fifty 5o pounds
inch. .a..raa.
by Department and to be by the
responsible all tubes condemned
their defects the contractor for all condemned from bad
workmanship.
price po pound finished the weight the tubes
will furnace doors and mountngs
hole and hand hole and stay thmbles.
whole the be subject the
approval Of such the Department
stage or progress. ..
Drawings TO manufacturing estab
shnen who intend dng application to the Bureau Of Con
structioD &c. ... ......
Payments will DO their when
completed the remainder when have been
tested satisfactorily and delivered. ~"
Bidders particular stating price and the within
which they propose complete and deliver tho work.
endorsed Boilers" that
nay Do distinguished from other business letters
required by law, accompanied by written
guarantee u the following form
....s Fbrnt of 06er.
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Do May 49, 1893 o. Treasurer Of Commonwealth IN trust
tae bank Of hockbrdge ....... poo
DO July 2s Ieg Miss Eliza Atkinson 200
Do Aug. /, los, 0, AAr.ha l. Nelson, guardian W. H. -
~. . /. . . ~
1868 Jan g. 100 O. Edward Bshop ,.......... 200
Apr 3, l6T, Kent, Paine Go loo
DO oct 70, los o, sam1 g. weisiger .... ..-... eoo
.H 7 ...n.. veg 43 $50
Under an act TO provide for the turnpike road
from siaunton 10 Parkersburg, psed 18th March 1883
lsas Aug Mary b. Ia,ane Of Essex county Va sI 300
1889 Dec g. O. O. Thomas Stevenson Richmond -. 1000
1888 june ;, scr, o. Francis J. smith; commissioner, In
.' suit Hepburn Hepburn and
1853 Aug 63l o. Sally Berkeley OF Essex county 900
1854 Jan "a 552, O. Commonwealth, IN trust
for Bank Of Rockingham. l....s., 300
1854 Nov @ 5s5 O. c. j. Berne ........,.. 400
Nov IT, bs ., JonatanT Cowherd, commissioner,
under decree Louisa CT. court 2ith
April, 1854, &c, az. &c.,..,..s...., 400
1854 Noyls $50 Cowherd, Of Louisa $50
1888 Feb 81 SIS g. Rosaie p Ayeu ........... 500
ls5s Feb s d96 O. b. H. Harrison .... ..........
1888 Peb 81 67s g. Commissioner sinking Fund
ls5s Adj g. $50 O. Emma Marx OF Richmond 500
..aE | a. .Efs HnA E t 0,4OO
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FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST: /:
NEyV ARRANGEMENT.

tReAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
through be obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
road ONCE and Sixth street washing
Ferry Boat George ge or ut the oce OF
tLo Orange and Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danyie Lynchbug, Bristoi KNOXVILLE Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville Grand June
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Oreans.
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions 10 memphis
Aaong greater Expedition Comfort and being zoo mles
shorter by any other route. . !. .
The steam ferry the foot Of Seventh street
O'Clock for Alexandria, where passengers take The casfo
Richmond Charlottesville stanton, White sulphur Springs, Wood
stock &c for Richmond and all points Southwest
makng sure close connexions To Memphis.
Baggage wagons and omnibuse, leave the Office Pa avenue at
o'clock, u. m. and 7, p. n. -
JAMES A. EVANS Agent, .
Juue 1s-tf Washington.
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directing examination OF the Winchester and
Parkernburg road with to widen and partially
same, passed 10th March, 1887;
1854 49, Wm Albert trustee for the children OF Charles
Fisher, deceascd $ho'''O
Under an act further provide North
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will as follows: .- IA E.
Leave at TO- IL o'clock 3 4, and o'clock
d
Washington ats o. II O'Clock, m; g. g. and o'clock
The THOMAS C0LYER when the route, will opposite
hours. l3
whaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer viii
leave Capitol Of l2 and Pennsylvania
he time the boats leave Alexandria.
June s-eod-tf RICHARD WAII.ACII President.
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Felow-ctzens, let US what MIR. Duchanan's
administration has done for beloved country which the
opposition dare not find fault with. IL extended the
olive branch in hand and held tho sword In the other
and that state of things in Utah which threatened SO
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-, OF ------, In the State OF -, hereby agree
acnto tubular boilers
conformity with the the Bureau Construction
the 9th OF November, 1853 at the rate OF cents per
pound.
my oaccepted requcstt be addressed at
and the contract sent to the Navy Agent at , or to -
for signature and certificate.
Date.
(Sgnature) ABB
Form Of Guarantee. .. ...
----- and -, o. in the State Or,
hereby guaranty that in OF the foregoing bid OF
boilers therein be he they
will within days after the receipt the contract at the post Office
named designated the contract for the
with good and sufficient sureties and In said shall
aforesaid make good the
the of the said and that which
may be accepted.
(Signatures Of the two guaranors)
Date. CD
EFF
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - are known TO
able make good their guarantee
Date.
signed by judge, district attorney, col
lector or nay Nov 10--lnw4w
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1858-10-21
Comets. Their History and Habits.

Now that the memorable Come: of S5S
is making such magnificent spectacle in
the heavens, and will soen disappear, a
brief account of some of the most famous
of these apparitions, and the theories of
distinguished philosophers respecting them
will, perhaps, be interesting.
In llO6 there appeared splendid
comet, visible in the daytime all over
Europe. 1t presented the appearance Of
a fiery beam, stretching FROM the west
toward the northeast regions of the hea-
vens. The comet of 1854, noticed alike
by European aud Chinese historians, aud
popularity believed to announce the death
of Pope Urban ~, which really happen
ed in October following, bad tail which
stretched across more than half the visl-
Bile heavens 1t is supposed to have
been identical with that OF 1856, and its
return is now confidently looked for BY
astronomers. In l402 were seen two Of
the most brilliant on record, one of which
spread, after sunset, magnificent tai
900 long. Both were visible by day. lu
l446, the people of Europe were thrown
into constcrnation by the appearance Of
a comet simultaneously with the fall Of
Constantinople before the Turks. Comet
and Turk were deprecated together, and
and against the twain was launched the
Pope's anatbema. 1t exhibited tai
900 long. TO this comet, on its third
subsequent Temperatures in 1862, HALEY
gave his name, by being the first to com
pute its elements. Its period OF orbita
revolution is some IS years. The 17tt
century presents a fertile record of com
otic phenomena. 1t 1918, appeared ;
stranger which surpassed in its train tha
of 1854, having at one time tail whlel
measured 1919 One appeared ia 1862
Which IIeyeius describes as being of thu
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Chess Problem.

John and Julia's probFm, by Amator'
John to move and mate D two moves:
John moves his arm roundInia's neck:
She moves one square a9i whispers-check;
He, nothing daunted, m$es right straight
His lips to hers, and Gals out-"mate!
soLUtoN.
Poor Julia yields TO loes consiraln,s;
Sishs, bushes, palpiAits. and-fants.
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VOL IS.
Published by Theodore SchOch.

TERMS.--Two dollars per ahnum in advalce-Iwo
dollars and quarter, half yearly-and Il nH pad be-
fore the end of the year, TWO dollars and a hAH
No papers discontinued until All arreafages re pau,
except at the option of the Editor.
NJ Embellishments OF one square ten ines OF less,
enc or three insertions, 81 90. Each aGdItlhd lnseT-
Iicn. Is cents. Longer ones IN proportlon.
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Blessed is the woman whose husband
has wooden leg, as sbe will have but
one stocking TO knit,
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And the savage old miser fairly chuck :
led over the punish meat he contemplated.
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JOB PREM FENG.i

Waving general assortment of large lain and
namental Type, we prepared 10 exeGte every de-
scnpiion Of
"a AMGY 52&IIITPGIN Ga
tarls, CIRCULARS, Bill Heads, Notes flank Receipts
justices Legal and other Blanks, Pamphlets &c prin-
ted with neaness and despatch, on f0ason"bie terms
al this Uffice.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

TWO Bottles Of syrup cured Mrs. F. D. Fife, Bascom
Ohio, II cough aud pain IN her side Of three years
s2 9 a e g e65nf Il 6b o5as Ead
pain in her e and breast OF three years standing
SIX bottles cured Mrs John Houfk. WoI6creek town
ship of cough with severe pain in her side AID breast
Folr bottles cured Mrs. G. " ZeigIer. Fort Seneca
oa2. OF F. cong m "a .eF sac ana be ana gtI
der the Of i've physicians all Of whom pronounced
Two bottles cured Mrs, Small, Fort Bal. Oh Of a
elfsi djrec ~ lfer ayiag lad 5e raSaSIes -"
IN, Ftys 5.t-s r cured a 5ig LADY IN the 5amy 81 Mr
and ptipatou Of the heart q about years standing
physician and friend, expected she would soon die and
She was at one time supposed to be dead.
Three bottles cured Mrs. E beth Campbell an old
lady 81 seventy years of axe Mexico. OHIO. Of cough
Three bottles Srei G. L Johnson Esq Cashier Of the
several months standing, which it feared would
one bottle. cured q X. Watson. Member Of Congress-
from ono IL wrote from Washington CITY 70 his fam
Cough and c.gSuqpton syrup which | want for =
One large bottle restored excellent health. dauEh
with severe cough and pain in her side about
-Four large bottles cured Mr. J she fer. near Green
S-eventei 89 from doing hard w6rk one r ;"
aoc5orgd hia tsr 3Xspepsa aud another for coassrnp
st johns Cough ana Consumption Syrup" says the
ana colds ia fact, do is equal Numerous
SS is er,-it- -. i,tll IA Nlieh tie
bs-n restored % health by itsuss. We have used with
slN bottles cured Dr. S.oieE respectable old schoo,
Aned 10 his bed with "a disease Of t6e ing. S,.5
physicians visited him. aad agreed IN the belief he
Connecleat -Nr EIward II. Kaylor. Ne7-ITaven.
connecticut wrote Dec =, l,ri &c Having travelled
came acquainted with your popular ClugS and CSg.
s estef2 od WIS., IL " ssry ne exteq-s[sy used in
sSencS z Nes 2rN city you have, please Inform
same for myself and friends Who are suffering win
eop= and colds tfyou have no agency in New-Yor5.
SHAT SEM tie money TO you ar case Please inform
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HOWARD SS0C.ATIO-..
IADEIFEIA.


+ BeRcr9let established 5y special Erd91o-
Het far the rsiief ~ tire sick and Distressed atct-
ed Uitb FsrHieat and Epidemic Diseases.
FSNTE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in view @ the awful
L destruction of human lite by Sexual dis
and the receptions praCticcd upon the
victims 81 such disc by Quacks, several years age
T directed their consulting Surgeon, a CHARITABLE
All worthy OF theIr to open DispenSay for the
treatment this class OF DISEASES in ali their FORMS aud
give dEnCALADvCE GRATIS 90 all who apply letter.
Nli desert ptiou OF their condition (ge occupation
habi's lie. and in OF extreme poverty 10
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. Il Is needless
to add that the As~ociato commands the highest Mc.
iacl skill OF the age and viii furnish the approved
modern treatment.
The Directors the Association. in their Annual Re
port up0n the treatment of Sexual Diseases wear
ton with she which ts attended abors of
the consuinE surgeon in the cure of Spers5
seminal Weakness. Impotence, Gcnorrhoea. elect.
ptiS, the OF onaaisn Self-;huSe &c. order
Continuance of the plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors. review of the feel assured
that their lahors this sphere of benevolent effort nave
been of great benefit the afflicted. especially to the
Young, and they have resolved devote themselves
win renewed zeal TO this important and much despsed
cause.
An admiral report On Sperrnatorrhoea or Seminal
Weakness. the vice Of ORaniss, y CREATION or Self
abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs bv the
consuming Surgeon. Will be sent by mail sealed en-
Vtlope) thEE or CHAGz receipt Of Two STAMPS for
treatment 81 sexual disease Diet &e. are constantly
BEING Published for rrat1itous ton and will
sent 20 the afflicted Some OF new remedies aud
methods OF treatment discovered during last year.
are of great value
Address. for Report treatment Dr. GEORGE r. CAL
HoUN, consulting surgeon. Howard Association, No :
south Ninth Street. PAilatelPhis- Pa
By order Of he directors
EZRA n. FfEARTW Ii. President
GEO FAIRcHID. Secretary lyvn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16
TURNING SHOP

AvING now completed all the necessary MachiueIy
Inc purpose. ts subscriber j. prepared to do ali
Turning the shortest notice, and tie most
reasonable at his shop Chestnut street te"
rods north from Millions. JOHN CLOhNEf
Mineral Point Sent l. 1856. 3jU
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

+ n DNo Bushels of Good Marketable Wheat wanted
,UUU for which the highest Market price viii Jt
paid cash, delivery al
COBB'S WARE HOUSE.
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IL persons are hereby forbidden from Mining or
y trespassiuE ia amy manner the n E halt y
" quarter of ty Il quarter of Section ;. Town =.
Range ,. Also adiuininL in \. " quarter Of
E-8uarter Or Section Town Range ,, ia the town
OF LiEOon, under the penalties Of the Law.
FRANCIS HAGGA DANIEL
I.inaen. Arril . 1s5a. I4-6m
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16

!, E5h 5 has sa a5 aa hS S pr y55 a"s o
LILLY execute al work iuciaeu To his profession
the most approved style of -Ae Dr. Weld takes
pleasure in ing The citizens Mineral Point
surrounding country, that bIs work viii be dome in
manner not surpassed by any East West--or paw
- Office oves Ao-i-rt's Dagucrrean Rooms HisA
street. Mineral Point. Wis
November 10th, 1857. Aft
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JOHN s. DEMUTH.

From the Rev. M Ic3frLLEN sastor of Roberts
Chapel: ISDlANAFoiLs, Oct ., 1904.
Dr.. c. ". RoBAcK-Doar sir. have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous aA,etcn, from which have suf
fred much at things WAiie it pleasant to the taste it
certainly happy effect upon the nerves Please ac-
cept my thanks for you kind regards and acts and be-
lieVe me, Yours,
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! V II. Nc,,rI.LEN.


tTN"7NNATI. FfIlaE. eeII- > I13'-
DIR. RoBAck-peag STA: Having been a1i cted with
neuralgia rheuAuta for The past scar aud hal' anu
having seen your nss;ciue, called the Scandinavian
Blood Purifier, highly commanded by gentlemen With
On am acquante5 was Induced Try it, bat not
before had used vara, other medicines. After using
two bottles felt very sensiby and upon using
two more found myself perfectly ID You viii al
low me- therefore congratulate y"d upen making
discovery in medicine which is proving itself TO be
worker Of suc. RuI3er in the diseases OF the human
family. GEORGE s. BENNETT,
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DERFUMERl Fancy and Toilet articles. HARRISON
Perfuinery, Lyons katharion Delights Spanish Lus
ral Meen Fun Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne, Hair Oils
Sooth Powders, Old Brov Windsor Soap, White DO
sncy do, Shaving Cream, roam OF Soap and undrec
others b T. EIEIAN'S.
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NEtY YEAIi AID Wy, aEeULarlo:s.

Ii persons are hereby notified not TO chop haul
y any wood of any descriptio from any Of the aufs
belonging Geo. c. ldthorp- All persons owning Teams
viii held responsible TresFaSs the full amount
of what they NAV haul whether il be for fencing hs
WOOD Those vino have been cutting i fencing or bnla-
lay
Further notice AT who raising MINERAL are no
tilted not 60 take II fIr the ground uut II IL weighed
by irregular sTnelIer said snlelter viii be held re
sponsiyI- FOR all the rent.
GEO. GOLDTH0RP.
Lost Grove. January :, 1885. n3-tl-
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Ayers Catllartic Pills.

rsNHE sciences Chemistry and Medicine hay. been
L .zai their produce this best, perfect
,.t gatiye which Snova IuuugneIabe proofs
are that th-ac rLLs have virtues which surI-s in
excellence the ordinary medicines. and that they win
preeejentedly upon the of all They safe
pleasant TO take, hut powerful % Their pene
utiu properties the vital activities of the body
remove Instructions Of its purify the blood
cxeI disease They purge the foul humors which
breed and grow iistenFqr stimulate sluggish diSor
irTr, Organs their action. sar healthy
With strength tie whole system. Not only DO
they tile everyday complaints %, every body bg
also formidable dangerous diseases that have baied
the best Of human skin hie they produce powerful
they the time in diminished doses, the
safest and best pyrc that be employed for children.
Being sJAt-CQgtcd. tbey pleasant To take and being
purely vegetable. any risk Of harm. Cures
ha made rlie, suIf0ss belief they sub
stautated by such exalted position aud character
as to forbid the suspicion Of Wntrufh Many eminent
clergyman and yciaus have Ian, their certify
t. the public the reliability Of my remedies while others
have sent tRe assurance Of reir that uis
Preparations contribute iHaeustl. ge relief Of my
afflicted. slIeriaz ellan-Ht~n-
The gent below naJaed fleasel furnish gratis my
American Almanac IaIpu Injections for their and
certificates tlIeir II sg following complaints
Co-tyrues. Eilious G,fiairtS rheumatism EIoIsy,
Rear l-7i- ~ - ,siHs H'N r - ' Pc Nt'.-
sea lnai@est} t1gid luact"n "I me Bow - ana ain
arising tbrrefsn Fiatueucy Of appetite ll Ulcer
auS itud GuaurDu7 Hser~es which REQ uifc
mt1clnc. ScFetiia Hr NiHEs i'i They ai7' y liiliN-
llz rils llesl s.i.Hlis rie system r4sry
complaints which 81 yy.l5 .sar supposed cri1
.e4cb such Deafness. PARTIAL 3. nress, zeIu eia
Nervous fr.itNfl5ty u.a7a1ruts Ibe Liver and Kid
news Cont and .t , biftE Complaints arising from
A0N stat" 81 tie hnlF OF 'Stuvi'oh OBJ It's iEi"H ms
Do be pUt 9G by urItiueitlel dealers with some
ether pill they make uo9= profit A~- inl AYaFs
pills. aud take uotliu- else ~ other ta-y
you conparas with rf~ =. Intrinsic ye.ae curative
powers Tho sick want the 'e; ala There thrs
and they should i.ye it.
Prepared by Or. J. G. AVER,
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FRr!aTTT NoTIcE-.4. p. r. r..

LII Freight for shipment Will have TO lie delivered
II a tie Freight Station by II clock A IL, il OUR
besHippeJ the day Freight Teceiy &c al
ter q o ctOch
24tf JAS. WILKINS Freight Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16
MEDICINAL.
AYERS
CT FIR DY
PECTOR RAIL,
FOR The RAPID CURE or
Colds. C0UEsss, and
kse9a%e.csS.

BsTM7feLb, Mass. 9sth Dec. 1850
DIX. j. g Ava do not iiesits.te 70 say
the best reIilatiy have ever found for
eau chs Husr-epaSs- InduegZa- and TIE
concomitanJ symptoms Of a Colt . yclr
GHeFRT pgcsGHAL It's constant uce IN
nv practice and my fsmily f1r the last
ten years has shown il 10 possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment % Tiiese
coInnI.,iufs EREN nNIIIII VI. ID.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16
Con SUMPTION.

C1Sanlpf res SO not despair til you have tried AYERs
1HEsET FtCg0EAL Is made by of tie best medical
chemists in theorii and its all around us bespeak
he high merits Of its virtues. - filaep.a Lsoger.
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-EaE-zeI TING oEEZCE,
FOR SALE.
TgVHE TYPES. PRESSES. FURNITURE. and sll the
the necessary fixtures for Newspaper lob Of
tee heretofore the establishment OF n neral
Point Democrat, are offered for sale At u bargain.
For particulars Enquire cf
II. NJ COTHREN.
Mineral Point Oct. 18th. 1877. Att
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-11-16
GUERRILLA GALLERY.
PROFESSOR MoFFETT.

yAyING Just returned from St Louis, where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art, would re-
Sctfullv inform he of Mineral Point and vie
iiy that he has opened inc
An,hrofyoe, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.
and invites the citizens call and his fine specimens
OF the itch surpass beauty and correctness
The Ambrotypes "a ost beautiful IN ceeSa IieLsss
and elcacv and have several advantages over the
naruerreotvpes. They DC taken IN one fourth the
time sitting reversed have glare Of light:
tfev fade They all tae
n the cities All who them charmed with
e.eaTness. Come come all.
call. given il the art good terms.
hard gold ocsefs heap for cash al kinds
frames. Children taken IN second.
Rooms opposite Post oace-
25tf c. p. NoFFETT, Artist