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sss- Dr. Jso " GARLIcK Richmond

DEAR SIR: take pleasure in adding my testimony
tn that OF many hers the superior excelien"e
of SEMPLE ISPALLIBlE BAKING POWDERS, - now pre-
pared by yourself 1 have been using them IN my
family for year more. ant do not hesitate TO ~
regard them the truly excellent article of the
kird for making specify light. sweet and whole
some bread, and pastry % ali kinds
Very re eypectfully,
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seSg~ Now or NEyFn-The best bar-

akS NOW Oh n NfE.-IH ne pest b1T-
cains.ypr qGereI Ut the Auction Store Of Henry ".
QHNroS, no l5H Main street UTtil saturday, bprii
luja. $4,000 worth of BltH JsNELkS at auction
ami private sale ad ies ion Thurs lay and FRI
dsy mornings at u clOCS. 6eHtieuIsns auction
every ui- st q O'Clock The above goods are OF
fHr very nr-t quality being Ghe stock of IA retail
u- chant from Ihr 0ril, and must be sold withou,
r,slrye b. ibo highest bidder.
HENRY. " QUtRLES,
ans EO ia3 Main Street.
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tSF- H,rrsUorfgs HgALTH -RgsTon-

- HARTsEOFfE : HEALTH hEsToH-
ct, or SARstr4R 4RILtl CcRpIAIe-Tye Ltf.Qf le ses1
- te tie H7od -PgE"'ReD ~ = CRsNlsT:--f'fe bess
iestorer OF Health. AMI the best Bleed Iefityip
Compound in the World It does nc; eonr2i,i pr
ticle Of Mercury. The above preparation a. Snited
10 the impaired and weakened conditioned the hui
man race: it inTigorates the whole constitution:
moves all PIN pies aad efDptons from thessia gives
bloom and freshness to the complexion and y paIt,'
culariy adapted 10 the weakening complaints OF the
sex. 80
Ii is a perfect cordial IN taste. and acts like
charm upon the feeiiugs spirits aud energies oI the
weak and debilitated fFom aay eanse.
Quart bottles Sl small bottles 5a cents. sa
ecld byfali Druggists in hiehmend, Norfolk and
Portsmouth,. mh 3i-dscwSm
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SENT ON. christopher c. Maddox
charged with stealing eoatand pair of pants from
Edward Byers in December last, was examined
before tae Mayor last Saturday, and remanded to
answer for grand larceny before called court next
Saturday tG'ai -
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Esy~ STAMpEb COLLARS AND BANDS
for working: also, Stamped Linen bands and
Sleeves for iales Ladies' BAZAAR. 7.
ap 20--Im No I75 Broad street.
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wM. ". TYLER.

rrA To raE yorERs or DrsTRrcr No.
4 uY~-,re corsTy II .rn a csndhlats for Iegieetfcp
to the ossce of UoSsTA BE, and sbonid y hn yovr
pisssHre % 70 eeet ma, nay ari shAt ~ 20
dnties Of the ofsce. -
ap I9-dfaef Thus N MokIAasb.
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From FLoRIDA.-The Tampa Fla Peninsular has
later news from the seatofwar, by the arrival of
Col. Rector in that city. 1t says:
By the arrival of Gel. Rector, yesterday evening,
have gratifying assurances of the complete
cess of his negotiations with the hostile Semi
noles
Col. II. is sanguine that all the hOstes will as
sent to the conditions Of peaceable removal. and
be ready to embark for tue West on the lst prox.
large number OF them are now sol iJurning at
the encampment of the Delegation government
teams are sent out for others aud their baggage.
Six or eight members of the Delegation, to-
gether with Billy Bowegs Lieutenant, are nov in
this place They intend visiting the Istspoga
country to hunt party of fourteen warriors, Of
Sam jones band. They will be accompanied by
several volunteer companies, who are well &C
quainted with that section.
Sam Jones, himself, is unwilling TO leave Flori-
da but his objections will not lntiusnce his follow
ers to persist in resisting government. lie says he
he's but few days to live-be wishes 10 die in the
land OF his nativity. We presume he will be
forced to terms-either to go West or remain here
under the special charge of Uncle Sam.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

DUEL SropPED.---Beriamin p Phi lima
and Wm. IL Bassest wery arrested iast satur a.
by oiiicer seal, aud held ball. on charge Of al
tempting TO ight iuel. When found the parties
were on the south side Of the dock. .year 17tb
street bridge. one armed with long ride barrel
pistol, probably used IN oldcn times 10 shoot owls
10 Cedar bushes. and the other with Aliens six
parrei perpsrbox, an excellent article for hghtine
eroWs or hriag Christmas salates, but entirely
harmless IN ordinary Cases The belfigrrehts,a IL
- SAID mad had asifspu.e about some trivial mat,
yer, ana nad gone 20 the Held of battle % satisft
woehtsd honor; bus those wha know them beat
lips Ihe affair was got up to create little talk
a.a @as shsfely understood among themselves Ne
a suah. III they prove these facts before the
Bfayor, they my get of by yfvfps, seerr.i,v for
tnefs good hehavier- the law a,loss NO man 10
carry eoncesled weapons. Weasait the result -
= ORGANISE AT 0EUE Now that The hall
il in motion for organising an AgriouItnra, and
Horticultural Society, il is hoped that the som
mittees appointed viii commence the fabors iru.
posed upon them, aud perform them with unceas.
ing energy until means are raised to get up sneh
Fair as has never before been seen in virrinis
Let the first gentleman named on each com mttea
summon the others, aud adopt heir plans for ope.
ration The people arassliye to the Importance of
the subject and will contribute literally to carry
itsout.
We have been requested TO invite Col J I.ucins
Davis and Messrs. r.. ID. Styl. John ?. Chiidrey,
John A. Huteheson and Capt. Richardson, of Hen
rico county, to open lists at ones for donations aud
memberships, so to be able to make a favorable
report to nesting of their fellow citizens 10 be
held at their court house Monday next. These
gentlemen can effect great deal In advance. and
we trust they will go into the work with a deter.
mlnation to make ii succeed. We must have a
good Fair this fall, and in order to ensure that
large number OF members is necessary.
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RIcHNoSp.-I am q candidate for the of1ce Of CON-
MISSIONER OF THE REyENUE for Monros
fellowcitizens Should IL be your pleasure T. dect
aie to that position, shall endeayor to show, By
faithful discharge Of my duties. that your confidence
NH 2-:da MILLS B. GOODWIN.
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KaF no rHR VorgRs on Tun CrfY ,

reS- To THE VorERs or Tun CTFY or
nIcH4osps-I am . candidate (ss ths 49, q CON.
MISSIONER OF THE REvENUEfo for Monroe Ward.
have been resident Of this city for many yearD,
ans more particularly Of said ward. and most re-
spectiny solicit yeur votes at the electton h May
myself bsfore you for any ofice, end should 10 b
your pleasure 10 confer upon me- the duties thery
ap l4-iswlms LORENZO GRADY
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MA. SHERIYFALry OF HsNRIoo.-z-I am
q candidate for reelection to the ofice Of SHERIFF
OF Henrico. JN0. A. HUTCHINSON.
dal
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tc5@ / AM A CANDIDATE FoR rHn Or
Monroe Ward.
NH rides JNO MURRAY
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EB~GnoaaE 3. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sad residence No 81 CT Main. between ste and 9th
streets. Richmond Va. my B-iy
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RED REPUBLICAN CELEBRATION IN NEW YORK
The demonstration of the French. Germans ItaI-
ans aud others, foreigners resident in the CITY OF
New YORK, to the memory of 0rsini and pierri
took place Thursday night aud passed off quietly
About $500 people participated IL the celebration
aud some 1900 witnessed the spectacle On the
lie OF march. Innumerable flags and banners
we're displayed by those in the procession and
hundreds of torches illuminated the way. A blood
red flag displayed upon its folds ''Liberte Rgalie
fTaternite." The Cstafaque was mounted high
upon what was said to be a brewers wagon. A.
the top was ar urn shrouded in Grape and the four
corners Of the platform profusely decorated
with black feathers. 1t was drawn by eight black
horses. The great body of the procession was
composed OF young men aud boys. In the City
Hall Park there was large gathering who, after
the arrival of the procession az 10 o'clock listened
to brief speeches from John Allen, Prof NazZi and
others. in several different languages breathing
most ultra sentiments. An address and resolu-
tions were adopted declaring that the throne of
F-tnce was occupied by despot whose tyranny
extended over Italy as well as France, and who
surpassed Nero aud Caligua in the enormity of his
crimes. The attempt Of Pierri aud 0rsiui was &c
conded by all republicans in whom the spirit of
freedom WAS not dead. Tyranny was on the breast
Of a volcano, and its downfall was written on the
scroll of inevitable destiny All the martyrs of
liberty who preceded or initiated 0rsin and pierr
were the objects Of their deepest sympathy.
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STRANGE DELUSIoN.-,Fhe Parke comfy Qnd }
Republican relates the following singular instance
of delusion in regard to religions duty:
sit becomes our sal office to record one of the
most sad incidents which has ever fallen under
our observation Mr.. Aaron Stewart, late cit
zen of Boone county, but for some five months 4
citizen of our town, has been in state OF iepres
sion of spirits for about two months past. Reli
gious excitement seems to have overpowered his
reason, and on Monday night, after the return Of
himself and wife from church, he conceived the
idea that tue Scripture required him 10 sacrifice
his right hand and other members of his body,
under penalty Of eternal punishment. lie at once
left the house, without making known his object,
and FIRST perpetratiug dangerous wounds upon his
person with O knife, he next proceeded with an
axe to cut off his right hand. After striking FIVE
blows, ranging from the centre OF the hand to
some inches above the wrist ioint, and seSering
the hand from the arm, except some of the tea
dons he walked to the door, fell into it, aud faint
ed DR. Rice was called in, who dressed his
wounds and at the present writing he is yet alive,
though his wounds are dangerous"
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esq LANDRBTH's Nsw CROP GARDSS
SBEDs-Al varieties for sale by sag-k
JOHN w GARLICK,
Druc gist and Apothecary,
ap2I Market Place, Franklin st.
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The Rev. Mr.. Seaman, late Rpiscopaiian minis
ter, has Joined the Catholic Church 81 bnbuqae,
Iowa. M As
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ss. - UUMMlsstUNAk8 ~
tC To rnH Worms on I'm CRY ov
RicHxosp--I respectfully anncuncs mysslf 4 -.
dissate for COMMISSIONER or TfE kEVHNUE
for Monroe Wsrd. tho present i1cambxpS dsclinin4
q re- elscfion. -. - JILL WHHREV
NH tg--fffse -
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seTGRgAT iMPRov vEaEsT I'm
ETH.-G. ". JON Es.
DENTIST would announce 20 thoea w'aiiing their
teeth EXTRACTED that hs nos has instruments sppe
rior to any others ever used. The simplicity end
perfection Of their adaptation Is such as tc renfer
he extraction OF the teeth almost paIn.ess, fegg
ft5ir7 to byng the too,h NE frst ti never rpskicg
L, ruaugling the grms, OF injUriug the sRrro1ndng
rGits.
All other operations. Filling. Cleansing, ara IN
sartipg Tcelh gently ami thoroughly peIpfr7d.
Office opposite COTi3tLian Hall, On aa.l stract.
aplA-5Ia
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sx-I respectfully offer myself az .
candidate fer the of1ca Of CONSTABLE, in the tth
Distriet Henvieo county and will be plfAse4 10 70
ccive the Il my friends for the said sstec. on
the27th day N asy next.
sp is--iscs ROBERT SAITH.
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S0 HHDS. N. q. SUGAR, frona fair -
CO ehoiee. quality; 40 packsgss hsnls4 knssr.
$50 bbls Ne HAlifsx cnt Herrings - boxss AdA
naaEtipe Candies; lsl ebls krs Whislksy - neas
Rio aud Lagaayra Conse. With lAfxo AEa 1ruiES
We are new Offering ar small rronts for tAshs eS -
puneseal customers % re , ussal amessw amnesw
Groeers and ooEliaissios MsrsnaaM
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To rHE YcrEas or 1sr DIsrRfcr os
uEsRIeo CoUNrr AT the sslsctstion . mary
friends. ANNOUNCE mysef estssidAfe nr yOAeiA.
yo,,r saragos should II be your pleasers tc elect
nae pross 10 aisehsrge the datass 81 ths oeacs 70
'ns saS XII i1esas q y s0A'"' JOHN " poaaxrr.
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r OF
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E,C'spt.
e. 18th,
uaday,
reciSeIy
lte day,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
Profession and Practice.

The Democratic State Convention in Michigan
has nominated CHARLES T.. STUART IA the Demo.
cratic candidate for Governor. Stuart is now one
of tho Senators from Michigan, his term expiring
ON the Ith of March next.
| This nomination il another forciblc commentary
upon the difference between Democratic profess
sions and Democratic practices. Stuart during
tn. whole of the last session. was the sub-lieuten.
ant of Douglas linn ia all Of bis efforts
to keep Kansas out of the Union, and going di
rcctly i'll the teeth Of the policy Of tho Democratic
party. Yet he IL now the candidate Of that party
for Governor. The Convention which nominated
him rcatiirmcd the Cincinnati Platform--yct there
is scarcely article of that Platform that Stuart
did not violate every day he in the Senate
lie was notorious for his advocacy of river and
harbor improvements, although that policy in
openly condemned in tho Platform. llewas one
Of tho greatest land-grabhers in Congress. not
outstanding the Cincinnati Platform expressly
declares that the public lands must be reserved
for the of the General Government alone -
lie was an opcn-mouthcd advocate Of squattcr
sovereignty. doctrine directly denied by the Gin
cinnati Platform. Yet the same Convention which
nominated Stuart, re-adop;ed the Platform =
What are we to think of such party? How are
we to take such party?
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From the St. joseph .Journa.
Later from Utah Arrival of tho Salt Lake

The Salt Lake mail arrived again in this city in
the forenoon Of yesterday, the 2Iih inst. The mail
lett Great Salt Lake city on the 9TH of August
and consequently came through in less than three
weeks
We are indebted to Mr. H. McElra,h. very in.
telligent passenger who went on, ear.y IL me
spring from New York. for various item. O; inter
est. The Territorial election, for tie el.ciign d
members 10 the Legislature and county ofc-t.
came Of On the first Monsay in August. Every.
thing wen, 81 quietly. Tie D~nules had n tex
ct. and one Of their candidates. Mr.. Au.by-re
was elected TO the Legislature from Green river
county. In Sal, Lake county the Gentle ,icke,
ou!y received 'hir,v-nlne votes. Mr. Au.b RE
was the only Gentle elected t. any otto.
Gov. Cumming had spp,in,-o; ,vo Prvtss.e Jo1s-
es. one for Carson and the other for Green River
county. which act caused k-me dpsatIs' -ciion
among the Mormons, though they WEI. all ~ -,
when the mail left. Abeui thirty soldiers had &C.
serted from Gen. JohHs,ons Command. ab,u. " .
weeks before. Captain Tracy was OF trisl al &C.
dGr Valley for in.ubordnate conduct - Col. Al
eAander, Col HOfman had received biz order. t,
march 10 Oregon, and the Sixth Infantry at Cedar
Valley were making preparations 10 accompany
him.
The road was s,rewed with dead cattle from
Devils Gate, Of the Rocky Mountains to Fort
Brdger. A drove Of nine hundred head of cat
tie was met on Big Sandy Of which nine had died
'ic u"y tneN were met. Vel, W iilianS command
was met at Scotts Bluffs, and the Seventh lnfan-
try 900 men under the command of Col Morr-
son, at Platte Bridge The returning volunteers
under Col Bee were overtakea and passed at Fort
Laramie
But few Indians were seen, and buffalo were
scarce. The Indians wee all quiet No rain
storms were encountered until the mail arrived at
the Big Blue, and the waters are all low
Besides Mr.. McElrath, of New York, Mr.. A. +.
Garish Of Salt Lake City, came passenger.
Kit Carson, United States Agent for the Utah
Indians, arrived at Santa F. on the 9th inst
The Gazette learns from Mr. Carson. that there
isa very large number of the Utahs now within
his agency, who are awaiting their annuity pres
ent'. After they have received them. they intend
TO make an extensive campaign into the Navaioe
country. The Navaioes seem anxious for a fight.
They say the whites and Utahs have nll lied To
them and now they wish to fight Indications
would seem to point to active hostilitios in the
NavaJoe country, as their position seems to be
that of defiance
The demand of Maj. Brooks FIR the person Of
the murderer of his boy, limiting the time to tn,
18th inst, will doubtless hasten on the anticipa
ted difficulties as we presume the refusal of tn,
Indians to give up the man, will he followed b,
some unmistakable demonstrations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
Norsolk-The Towing Company.

! The following interesting extract from an artic-
le ip the Norfolk Herald, presents the advantages
Of that city, and her prospects in the future, in
light not all too favorable. We have long main
tanned that Norfolk will in course of time, become
tho principal Commercial city Of the Southern At
lantic Coastr-and our own interests are so closely
identified with hers, that what ministers to the
prosperity Of one is necessarily reflected upon the
other We invite attention to the reflections Of
the Herald:
With Incompatible natural advantages as q
shipping port-occupying position the most ia
yorable for the supply of every demand for the
great staples ut home and abroad--bsing IN the
centre Of manufactures Of cotton, with cheap lines
of communication 10 all points and Mt all seasons
and by her Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
and her steam Towing and Nayigatio line con-
Meeting with the great artery OF the West and
South, the Virginia and Tennessee railroad, and
thereby penetrating the principal cotton growing
regions Of the South and presenting To them pc
culiar inducements for shipments Of produce di-
rect to her wharyes in the eheapness Of transpor
tation We shall be enabled TO offer what
hinder Norfolk from becoming ultimately thegreat
cotton mart Of the South.
Not only is this the W It'll respect 10 cotton
but to all other articles Of produce. Norfolk is
certainly one Of the best and most extensive corn
markets in the Union. and prices corresponding
with tho New York market are very generally OBJ
tained
We understand that in week or two the Sea-
board Towing and transportation Company will
commence operations with powerful steamer and
q number Of barges, to be increased ~ the wants
Of the trade may require. This line will be pre-
pared to take the freight from the canal boats Of
the James River and Kanawha Canal at Rich
mond Immediately to Norfolk. livery low rates,
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A Fearful Gale-Loss Of the BarQue New
Brunswick and Five ofthe Grew on Lake

Erie.
The Chatham Canada Vest Planet learns the
particulars Of the laundering Of the Barque New
brunswick, Captain Mc'Tavish. during the gale of
Thursday night last Eve miles of Point Peec:
SO fearful was the gale that all management OF
the vessel was lost, and after wetthering the sea
some time she foundcrcd. As might be imagined.
the position Of the entire crew most periou,.
Without any apparent meansof saving themselves
at hand, the faint hope Of preserving their lives
seemed groundless
Upon u fuundered vessel in the midst Of q terri
fc STORM Of wind aud rain, at midnight, and five
miles iron, land. hope Of reaching the shore in
safety might well be banished from the stoutcst
heart And little wonder was it that five persons.
out of the nine composing the crew, found n Wa
terry grave ere daylight dawned. Even when
morning had come the prospects of reaching shore
WAS but little improved. Not Il tool TO help to
construct q raft was obtained, and had it not been
that Capt. McTayish with the assistance of small
pcnknifs was enabled 10 detach boom" aud
gait" and with these materials to construct u
miserable raft. not soul would have been left
70 relate the sad tale Of Their suilerng-.
However, with this little instrument tho raft
was launched upon the angry waters freighted
with the precious weight OF five mortal beings who
left the foundcred vessel. and with the hope that
by padding with their hands, they might gain The
shore five miles distant. This slow process had
been industriously persc,ercd in against the wind
for five hours, when to the great joy Of the Cap
tain, he cspcd relief coming toward them in the
shape Of little boat manned by Mr.. Robt. Shank
and his family. which boat was in such bad
state, that it was only kept from going to the bot
tom Of the lake by its numerous leakages being
stopped with clay.
However, in this boat the survivors Of the crew
Of the New Brunswick, consisting Of Captain Me
lavish, joseph Daree mate, John Banks and
duncan McNicar, seamen, were with much diff
Guilty brought TO shore. The names of those
drowned were M follows: Duncan Turner, James
Riddle baker; Archd Mcmillan. young man
named Thomas ---; and the cook Isaac Camp
bell. the latter of whom. during fit Of derium,
sank from the raft not than ten minutes be-
fore Mr. Shanks came 10 their succor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08

Low-NEcKED DREssEs-In the early days Of
Pennsylvania there was law which stated as fol-
lows; That if any white female, of ten years or
upward, should appear in any public street. lane
highway. church, courthouse, tavern, ballroom,
theatre, or any other place of public resort with
naked shoulders, IT, e., low necked dresses being
able 10 purchase necessary clothing, shall forfeit
and pay fine. not less than one nor more than
two hundred dollars" The closing para graph Of
the law, however. permitted women Of questiona-
Bile character to bare their shoulders, as II badge OF
distinction between the chaste and unchaste
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-08
Important Improvement in Photography

Important Improvement in Photography.
IL is well known that photographs ON paper are,
after certain time, dimmcd by n kind Of ctlorel
tm which is sometimes formed the surface,
aad sometimes in the texture of the paper itself.
Nj. Gaudlnct; IN paper presented to tho French
Academy oi Sciences, obraes this Inconvenience
by rendering the paper waterproof before expo
sing 1t 10 the action Of the sun. His process is
follows: Having dissolved IL certain quantt, of
gutta perchn in ben2ine the solution is decauted
after few day, rest, to obtain it quite clear
Sheets of paper nrc then dipped into it by one.
AMI immediately taken out again, and hung up by
one of their corners to dry. These sheets af-
forwards found to be covered with kind of what
may be termed powder Of gutta percha, there not
being sufficient adhesion 10 give it the quality of
yarui-h. To obtain this, the sheets are exposed
o. the action Of good fire, which makes the parti-
Giles .; guta percha glue together covering all the
fbres u the paper which thus becomes waterproof
without losing it' transparency. The paper then
receives solution Of aibumen (albumen, 100
parts, wa,er y; chloride Of sodium, 6). which is
ali wed to dry. and then rendered sensible to light
ly solution Of crystallised nitrate of silver Of the
.',eng,h OF Is per cent. The rest of the opera
ton IL quite the same usual, only shorter-the
photograph being fixed in the course of a few mi
nu;e,; the washing which generally lasts from
twelve 10 twenty-iour hours is reduced to II quar-
'er 81 An hour. The photograph obtained is trans
parent, and the paper retains It's former white
Iess.