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1859.
Aug. William Cheek, for delivering
the Laws, Journals, &c, OF
the Legislature 1S5S-69, in
20 counties, zzo
Samuel L. Adams, balance due
him for delivering the Laws,
Journals, &C., of the Legisla-
ture 1S5S-'59, in 10 counties, 100
c. C. Tally, balance due him
fordelivering the Laws Jour-
mails, &c, of the Legislature
l85s-'59, in 10 counties %
W. S. Webster, for delivering
the Laws Journals, &c, of
the Legislature 1S5S-j9, in
II counties, 20
w. j. Yates, for publishing in
Western Democrat, procla-
nation of Gov. Ellis, for ar
rest of Owen Norment q flu
gitive from justice, 8
William A. Jenkins, Attorney
General, for attending the
Supreme Court at Morgan
ton, August Term, 1859, in
discharge of his official du-
ties 100
NJ A. Bledsoe, on account of
the Insane Asylum Of North
Carolina. 10 State coupon
Bonds of $1,000 each, dated
July LIST, 1859, and running
80 years, 10000
Walter l.. Steele, interest on
Bond of Fayetteville & Wes-
tern Railroad Company, 80
Bank ofthe State of North-Car-
olina interest on Bonds of
Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad
Company, endorsed by the
State, 80
Sundry persons, interest on
Bonds of the State of North
Carolina, due 1st Monday in
July. 1859, 645
Bank of Cape Fear at Raleigh,
6mOnths interest on 500 900, 1900
Alexander Watson tax refund
ed to him by Resolution of
the Legislature of 1S5S-59, 10
Bank of the State of North-Car-
DINA, temporary loans, 10000
Sundry Sheriffs. for settling
States Taxes in August 1859,
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R. F. Simonton, Treasurer of
Western North Car lima Rail-
road Company, 100 State cou-
pom Bonds of $1,000 each,
dated July LIST, 1859, and
running 80 years, issued on
account of said Road, 100000
Accrued interest to Aug. 18th,
1859, ZIG 66
G. W. Alley, Operator Of the
Magnetic Telegraph in Raj
eigh, 8 dispatches for the
Public Treasurer, 81
Graham Dawes. Private Secre-
tary to Gov. Ellis, for sealing
IS State Bonds Z 60
John W. Syme, for advertising
sale of n. c. Bonds in Raj
eigh Register
W. B. Reid, Agent in Raleigh
for Adams Express, freight
on 8 packages from n. York,
American Bank Note Company,
n York, for engraving sun
dry Bonds of the State Of
North Carolina Sis 80
Bank of the Republic n. York,
int. on State coupon Bonds,
advanced by said Bank 1865
Bank of the Republic, y. York,
interest on coupon Bonds of
Cape Fear & Deep River Nav
igation Company, advanced
by said Bank, 120
Sept Sundry SherifS, for settling
State Taxes in September,
folI
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OYSTERS! OYSTERs!l

OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!
Received Daily.
TNAMILIES SUPPLIED IN ANY QUANTITY WAR.
II ranted fresh and sound, and good measure given,
At the
OAK CITY HOUSE.
Raleigh, Oct &c, 1859. 92-tf
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The STANDARD.
COMPTROLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF PJBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT. 30TH, 1859.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EOUR NICE DWELLINGS AND OUTHOUSES, AD-
IL joining the Missionary Chapel
Dwelling and OuthOuSes adjoining Mrs L. P. Gotten.
" African Church.
j. II. Kirkham.
All in good condition. Possession given LIST day of Jan.
uary, 1850.
W. Il. R. S. TUCKER.
Raleigh, Dec. O. 1859. lO5-tf
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NORTH.CAROLINA
MILITARY TNSpTTUTE,
Charlotte, N. C..
IhNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTE WILL
II open the LIST of MARCH next.
Applications for admission will be received until that
time by
Maj d. H. HILL Sup't
n. b. For Further particulars apply for Circular.
December %, 1859. lO9-w&swtMarchl.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
stevens and EInzlctt--The Last
Scenes,

The Charleston Jtgcrsoniun gives the fol-
lowing account of the last hours aud execution
of the victims of Virginia bar rbsrism--Stevens
aud Hazett:
The near approach of the day of execution
seemed TO have but little effect ON the prisoners,
aud for the past few days they have beer unu-
sually cheerful, Stevens declaring il was bis
wish TO be free, and therefore desired the day
for his execution to urtive. Mrs. Pearce the
sister of Stevens, was with him up 10 Yesterday
morning and made u fine impression on all with
whom she was thrown, by her lady like depott-
ment and conduct. On Thursday Miss Dun
bar, OF Ohio, arrived in town. Ii is said she
was engaged TO be married 20 Stevens at the
time OF the uaTper's Ferry invasion, aud has
correSpunded with him since his Imprisonment III
this town. She is lady OF much Intelligence
aud beauty.
A brother OF Ha2lett who resides 10 Armstrong
county, Pd., also arrived few days ago, and
was present with his brother until yesterday
morning. He advised lIa1e;t 10 make full
confession of his connection with the Brown
party. aud Counselcd him to abandon all hope
OF u reprs>e o: "ommutation of punishment
| Yesterday morning the table was set in the
passage Tor the criminals toCat aud seated
around il were the two men, who in few hours
were to he launched into eternity, and sister,
other. A solemn feast, and one which was
seemingly enjoyed by the two-the condemned
After the breakfast had been partaken of the
friends of the criminals bade them long fare
well aud took IA carriage for Harpers Ferry
where they remained until the bodies OF The ex
= ecuted reached that place.
Al eleven o'clock the field in which the scat
fold was erected was occupied by large mum
| Der of spectators, II still larger number, howev
or remaining in town to accompany the SAD pro
r cession. Col john T, Gibson was in command
, of the military, which made magnificent dis
. play.
= At 10 minutes to twelve o'clock the prison
i trs made their appearance on the field, escorted
; by the llamlramack Guards. Jefferson Guards
t aud Bolts Greys. The prisoners walked TO In
Il scotiOiL. HuzIctt was in advance aud asConde'
the steps with an easy, unconccrued air, !ollowe,
!. by Stephons. Both seemed to survey with per
feet indifference the large mass OF persons in at
tendance, aud neither gave the leaS, sign OF ieal
A short time was spent In ljusiing the rope
property around the nccks OF both the prisoners
which was improved by them in taking au al
!, leciouute farewell OF the sheriff jailor aud ia
guard after which the caps Were placed Owe
~ their heads. aud Aaron d. Stephens and hlber
II Hazlett were launched into eternity, to be deal
II with by a Judge "who doeth all things right"
,s There were no religious exercises with IL
" prisoners, as they declined all offers from I'll
. clergy.
% just before The caps were drawn over the
~ heads, Stephens aud HAzett embraced each oti
!. or aud kissed.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
OTHER DISEASES TREATED,
: No charge for consultation.

h53-No charge for consultation.
In relation TO the following Diseases, either when
complicated with lung affections existing alone,
also invite consultation. l usually lind them
promptly curable.
Prolapsus and all forms of female complaints, ir-
regularaties and weakness.
Palpitaton and other forms of Heart Disease, Liv-
Complaints Dyspepsia, and all other Diseases OF
the Stomach and Bowels, Piles and SO on.
DR.. Hardman treats all chronic or long -standing G
diseases of the lungs liver stomach bowels bladder
kidneys, brain, heart nerves, womb, spleen spine
eyes, ears, &c; scrofula, fits cancers, rheumatism.
dropsy skin diseases fever sores, catarrh seminal
weakness neura gia, whites insanity dyspep psia gid
dness, heat of urine, syphilis, sick headache. en-
arged tonsils &c
February 2S. 1902.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

--Trumsn X WAS as good II mechanic as
ever showed jack plane. One day TrumF n
and shopmate OF his were arguing the pracli
cabiliy Of the manufacture of "a perpetual mo-
ton" Shopmate was skeptioal on the subj.c
aud delivered himself thus:
"Wnen man can lit himself by the seat ol
petu0l motion be made"
''Well,' said Truman, 81 can do that myself
and I'll bet you a dollar that can do it fnirly."
Done" said the shopmate, "hcre is my dol.
lar"
The two dollars were put in u bvstander's hands
Truman Immediately pulled of his pants tied
the legs OF them over beam. just above his
head tightly gras ing them by the seat, and
raised himsc from the floor. by main strength,
Shopmate acknowledged the corn and gave up
the dollar, but whether his belief in perpetual
notion was in anywise changed we cannot
vuuch.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
Newspapers I'm Olden TimeyN.

When newspapers were FIRST established they
were quite destitute Of advertisements, ami moth
ing Was more common than for papers to be
printed with blank page The frs, newsps peIs
printed in America had only three pages OF pead-
ing matter, as there was not foreign or domrsi Te
news enough to fll out all the columns! la EDg-
land, utter awhile, u new method WINS Adopted
to NIL up the space not required for the c,,rrent
news, by publishing selections from the Holy
Scriptures, aud many an old newspaper is ROW
extant with whole page copied from the Efbie.
Chapters from the New Testament were placed
at the head of the column, and the space briow
was filed out with psalm OF the reguirea
length. AT the time this to as novel proceed
ing was resorted TO, TO fill out the paper, tho
bible was not 80 common or so cheap as al the
present time, aud doubtless much good aesuitSd
from the practice. But what would some Ut the
subscribers TO 'our paper" say, were il to come
TO them with seven or eight columns selected
from the ScriptureSf Doubtless in some quar-.
ers, even in our day, extracts from the Bible
would be 'new indeed"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

HoRRlBLE MAssAcRK OF IRBlAss.--We tax
aDout Indian barbarites aud y-t teach SAVING,
most bloody instructions. The news from Sou h.
ern Oregon, by the last arrival is. that the most
horrible massacre OF Indians, by party Of whites
had taken place at seI eral villages around Hum
boIdt Bay AT daylight Feb Both at Indian
Island, forty Indians, thrce-iourths women end
children, were Murdered by thu whites in cold
blood, II twas reported and believed al Eureka
that simultaneous attack was made the same
men, women and childen. were butchried that
morning. The wholesale murders were perpe
traIed by farmers in Eel river country. who have
suffered from lndian Expectations during the
past year. They claim that peaceful Indians
around Humboldt have furnished aid and anu
milton to hostile Indians in the mountains, anj
hence war OF exte erminstion.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

How THE THlsTLE SAVED SCOTLAND The fol-
lowing is related as the origin OF the use oil the
thistle as the national emblem of Scotland:
When the Danes invaded Scotland, they ayaiIed
themselves of the pitch darkness of night to st-
tack The Scottish forces unawares In approach
ing the Scottish forces unobseryed and march
ing barefooted to prevent their tramp being
heard, one Of the Danes trod upon large prick
ly thistle, and the sharp cry of pain which he i'll
stnctively uttered suddenly appraised the Scots
OF their danger. who Immediately ran TO their
arms, aud defeated their foe with great siaught-
er. The thistle was thencetorth adopted as the
national insignia of Scotland
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

A SEvERs TEsr.-Out in Missouri they have a
peculiar method of testing the strength of whs-
key The operation is as follows.
Distillers administer a dose of the aforesaid
whiskey, direct the man to walk off towards
certain tes,-pos,s, forty and eighty rods distant
II the man falls dead before reaching the forty
rod post, the fluid is considered too strong and
is reiuced accordingly, but if he survives and
reaches the eishteth rod post live man. the
inspectors pronounce the liquor Of good proof
aud brand it accordingly. Sometimes eight OF
ten men are necessarily sacrificed TO establish
the credit of II dlstiller, but the citizens gener
ally commend the practice,as they say it is bet
ter that one innocent man should suffer than fu
on entire community To risk the poisonous in
fluences o " tangleroot" which has not stood
the test Of the ana yzation aforesaid.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
CURES WARRANTED !!
EXAMINATIONS FREE!
MONTHLY VISITS!

Although not the best mode of making examina-
tions DR., II will when desired prescribe for dis
cases without asking any questions.
Particular attention paid to diseases of women
and children.
No mineral poisons used; various combinations OF
Barks, Buds, Leaves, Roots. Gums, &c, obtained
from the Oriental climes and of the Indians, only
areprcscribed-a full supply of which the Doctor
always carries
DR.. Hardman treats Consumption. Bronchitis.
Larvngitis, Asthma, and all other Diseases of the
Throot and Lungs, by Meaicated Inhalation, COM
bined with proper constitute Onnl treatment.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

ANOTHER TERRIBLE CALAMITY But O few
days ago we recorded calamity in Mahoning
county, the burning to death of four children
in the conAagration OF adXelling A like cat
astrophe occurred in Clarion county, Pa, on
Monday night of last week. The house Of MIR.
WIN, Rhodes took FIRE during his absence, aud
Tour OF his boys, one aged about % yeats, pe. +.
Ished in the fans. They were sleeping in the
chamber; five children with the mother below
stairs. The Banner says:
When Mrs. Rhodes awakened, she ran 10 thu
kitchen aud discovered that the stairs wera
burned away, and, as matter of course, all ess
cape for her children ia the loft cut Off. She got
out four Of those below and then tried 10 get
into the loft from the outside but failed, The
hames being too strong and no do ibt the chill
dren were dead At this dreadful moment sha
remembered tnat her youngest child was stillin
bed. and she rushed in amid the flames and
smoke and snatching the babe from iS bed, ee-
capped safely beyond the reach of the burning
building II WAS terrific moment for THAI
poor mother.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29


A RicH SCENE BEroRE THg ScHustrR CovSrr
GRAND JuRr-The Watkins Repubfiesas ef lnss
week relates the following. (Enter disconsolste
looking female without hoops)
Foreman--M Madam. what complaint have you
to makeg
CompIainant-I come to enter complaint
agin my companion.
Fore,--Iour husband, suppose--ywail yxhst
Is his name. and what has he donef
Com name is Mr.. -, aud he struck
me- aud beat me. and threw me ''out door y a.rt
threatened TO kill me if ] came in aginy
| Fore'-What provocation did you gtvo hias,
madam, lor such treatmen,l
Conn., do n,t like to tell, sir.
Forc'--But, madum, you mast! The GranJ
jury must know all the circumstances.
Com. We'll, il ! must. must He done it
Just cause wouldn't sleep with i'm.
Fore. All that's tie nature OF tue case IN i,y
Very well. why did you refuse to sleep with
him?
Com.--Cause he was drunk, and jidu't want
to.
Fore.--Well how is 1t when he's sobsr7 Do
you sleep with him then?
Com. No, sir. but when he's sober he wop'i
sleep with me- A general roar followed ia
which the Foreman couldn't help but .'jia,e."r
Pat thus gives his testimony in rioi
case.
| Re 'bbars the first man saw COMM as sns
5 was two brickbats
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

SHARP PRAcuCG.-'A day or two since, one
OF our good citizens, who will be recognized al
once II we call him John Smith, huppenod to go
into grocery establishment, aud understanding
that silver change was in demand, inquired what
premium they paid for it, and was Informed
five per cent. Thrroupon he drew forth ninety.
five cents in change, and handed it over TO the
grocery man, aud received therefore regular
dollar bill. This satisfactory speculation, or
something else, led our friend into the extrava-
gance OF callin4 for three cent glass of beer,
which was furnished and drank, when he drew
forth the Identical dollar bill and rendered it in
payment, which was received and ninety seven
ceuls in change handed back At the lates,
date, the grocery man was attempting to figure
~ the profit on the glass Of beer. .--KeaoShs
Telegraph.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

PcCoLoMINi MARRIED.-Rumors have per-
vadcd the operate heavens for some time, that
the bewitching little Piccolomini was about to
leave the Stage, about to marry, &c. The New
York Herald publishes all abstract from Lon
don paper, which ifit be from London paper,
and if il be true, confirms these rumors, and
carries dismry to the hearts of hundred of sons.
tive (senshIe7 , young men:
PiccolCmni is married. She sang on Satur-
day week at the Crystal Palace, and then left
for Dublin, where the knot was lied. The hap
py possessor of the fascinating singing bird is an
Italian Prince, Roman by birth, and II reIa-
tive OF one of the Cardinals He does not as in
mony instances, marry for the round sum rea-
lized by the vocalist. but is man of some for
tund-for Italy.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

European trade with Japan has been stopped in
consequence of the manner in which the rattle
for gold with tie natives had been carried on.
Some Indian capitalists are reported TO have
made large profits through the ignorance OF the
population OF the relative value of gold and sill.
ver The people, it is said, were induced to
change their gold for silver, weight for weight,
and the practice Was not even checked until
they found that the Europeans would not, when
occasion required, barter the gold back on simi,
lar terms A gradual appreciation Of the gold
then took p ace, but even at the date Of the last
accounts grain OF 40 per cent was ing rea-
lized by such purchases as could be effected.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

We described, few days since. very dam
gerous iraud--a gold eagle which had been split,
portion of the gold distracted, aud the vacnn,
cy filled with white base metal It is now
stated that the white metal is known to the
Chinese, and the workmanship on the genuine to
render them of less vslu-. is done by them, aud
il the United States eff Gers will trace back, or
examiue future coins they will find them EN- an
ating from the Chinese quarters OF San Francisco,
Cal, where many counterfeit gold coins are in
circulation. all OF which are well executed aud
taken in the California Branch Mint. This
metal, is still secret with the Chinese. e.--New
York Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
The Oil Excitmcnt.

The Pittsburgh Gazette chronicles, 90 from
good authority, very brilliant news from the
Pennsylvania Oil regions or Oil Geek. What
is known as the Crosby we'll yields FROM ninety
TO one hundred barrels Of oil per day; the Me-.
Clintock we'll eighteen barrels daily; the Drake
well twelve barrels; the Barnswell in Crawford
county, near ensneo. twenty i've barxis. A
blacksmith named Evans, Of Franklin, he's re-
fused Sl00 900 for his well, anil has also m.
fused TO rent it for S5. 900 year.
There are about 200 wells in various stages Of
progress, aud in 90 days these viii BE- q thou.
sand wells
Previous to the discovery Of the Crosby we'll.
the excitement was excessive. bn now II battles
description. It's pervadiug evesy class Of men
merShants' manufacturers, mechanics, physi-
clans, lawyers and II is said, has even invaded
the pulpit There is not lawyer or usssehans
| In Frlnkliu who Is not more or less concerned
in the oil business. The farmers particularly
have become almost infatuated, aud are mort.
gag'ng their farms TO procure money st two psr
cent. month, to be invested in oil wells. The
hotels are crowded, stages are filld to overflow
ms, ana vehicles OF every Sort private aud pub
lic, are IN constant demand, though still tho
wants OF the travellers are not supplied.
The firm OF Eveitch. Bissel Sc CO., a very
heavy house in New York have seat out sn agsns
to the OIL district, who has bargnasd foi all ths
OIL produced by the Crosby, Drake, McCiintosk
aud BarLswel! wells. during ihe next Eve yeats,
tie agrees TO sell the oil at u commission ol ave
per cent. aud to advance ten dollars oil sech bas-
rel shipped 10 the firm ip New York, who have
purchased sight in Frnnking at S2N0OD. on
winch they nre about erecting very large sea
merry.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
various Items.

-" Excuse haste aud bad PEN" as the pork.
er said when he fed from his uncomfortable
quarters.
BgForE Avu ArTEW-A hen.pecked husband
writes: I" Before marriage iancied welded
life would be all sunshine, but afterwards found
it was all mooushine."
--"l am afraid dear vile, that while I am
gone absence will conquer love-"
Never fear dear the longer you stay away
ne better shall like you"
--"Sombo, you black tief, Sambo, why you
be,rny dat secret told yer dc oder day p :"
bctNy de secret | scorn de 'ruation; found
! couldn't keep um, so | told um to somebody
dat could
"A newspaper "patron," who has not paid
his subscription for five years, writes to the pro
prietor that he is keeping back the money so
! that it may be received with great pleasure
when it comes.'
"A lecturer addressing Mechanics Inst
tue contended, with tiresome proliNity, that
=" Art could not improve Nature" until one OF
the audience, loosing all patience, set the room,
IN roar by exclajmlng, how would you look
without yourwig9'
| RECKLESS AS TO BooTs.-A man being ava.
! kcned by the captain ot boat with the an
nouncement that he must not occupy his berth
with his boots on, very considerably replied
:" o, Che bugs won't hurt em, guess; they're
all old pair
"A lover once wrote to n lady who rejected
him, saying that he intended to retire "to some
secluded spot and breathe away his life in sighs.'
TO which the laiy replied by inquring wheth
or they were to he medium or large s,za. The
mau has not since been heard from
"Oh, MAP said juvenile to an elderly dame
there goes pa with a yoke Of bulls hlched to
bob s'ed.'
Hush my chitd!" said tie mother, at is yer,
va'gur to speak so, you should say pair of gen
teleman cows attached to Robert sleigh"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

"A young asprant for literary and fashion
able distinction, who had in vain laid the ionn-
dGtion OF what he had hoped would uxuriate in.
to a large pair of whskers, lately asked one of
our village bellies what she thought OF them. To
which she replied, with much naip,tte, that
they were alike unto the Western counlTy-ex-
tsnsively laid cut but thiuly settled.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

AN lMPoRTAET SUIT.-A suit,mvolying the Ii.
tie to the whole city OF San Francisco, is 10 be
commenced in the Supreme Court al Washing
ton, on the frst Monday in April next. The
claim is made under Mexican grant to Catho-
lie priest. aud the case rests upon the question
of the genuineness of The grant. There is b
formidable army OF the eminent lawyers on the
side of the claimsnts.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

--ll is said that out OF German population
Of fifty thousand la the State of Wisconsin.
there is not an individual from the Fadsrland
confined in the Peniirntiarv. E
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

MoHEY AND PovERTY--A shrewd old gentle.
man once said 10 his daughter, " Be sure my
DEAR you never m irry poor man hut remem-
ber the poorest man in the world is one that
has money, and nothing else"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

One OF the last discoveries in the sppliea-
'on OF ihs Dtgusrran art is that Of Shs Ire susisr
Of Photographic ostsaiis TO porcelain sulissesl