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IRON AMALGAM BELLS,

WE take pleasure in directing the attention
w those interested, TO tie annexed Price Lists o
on cheap Church, School and Farm Bells which
Will be observed, are offered at most One-third as
much as is Ially charged for those of correspond
ing size and weight, by the manufacturers of bras
composition Bells.
These Bells are composed of Amalgam. in par
iron, which, while it is much cheaper than tn,
metals heretofore employed for the same purpose
yet seems to possess durability and sonOrous quail
ties scarcely inferior To the tier.
FARM, SCHOOL, HOTEL AND SHOP BELLS, ftte,
with Yoke, Standards, and Crank complete.
Price
1S Inch Bell, with Hangings. Weighs s. lbs. q
90 g 60 100 a.
23 80 2l5
CHURCH, ACADEMY, FIRE ALARM AND STFAS
BOAT BELLS. rugged with Yoke, Standards, Tonnl
Hammer and Wheel.
Prics
Is Inch Bell, with Hangings. Weighs 500 lbs sst
80 A
36 - $50 a. -
10 % Z" SIS 4" 10
As " 100 " l..
All Bells warranted, (new ines given in case
breakage by ringing for twelve months from dai
OF purchase, and shipped free of charge for dra,
age, on receipt of price.
HEDGES, FREE h CO.,
No. Main Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Ground Feed for Stock.

at4ikoaAl ss7e'y iast fee=issa ana Ter sale
~ ~ BAN. y. SHELLS = co.,
syto - cel.sfs stress
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

n VIE annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
Il NASHVILLE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COM
PANY, will be held at their Office on Monday the
It'll day Of May next, TO elect eleven Directors, to
serv for the ensuing twel, re months.
JAMES WALKER, Secretary.
Ma VILE, April l9. ls00.-apr2Otd.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Chapeau Guarabaldi.

A NEW style Of Soli Hat, Of entirely new design
IA just received BY express
A. ;. FRANCISCO.
may9 No. % Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
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SheTin7s Sale.


DY virtue Of a veudition eXponas, in favor
ID Z. C.. LeSseur VS.. ID. b. Hicks. directed
aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee at its January
1860, / will expose 10 public sale, 90 the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court house Yard, IN the
City Of Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 19th DAY r
NAY, lS6e, all the right, title, claim interest and
estate, which ID. B. Hicks then had, may have
since acquired IN and to the following described
property TO wit, part OF Lot. No IN a plan ,de
by c. W. Nance for tie Union Bank Of Tennessee,
registered In the Registers Office OF Davidson
iy in Book s. page l73 being part OF lot convey ed
TO j. W. MARI by a. G Appcrson by deed registered
in the office Aforesaid Book is, page 499 anI
500 and particularly described follows Begin
ming at sake la the line OF Spring street, South
east corner OF No 9, thence W, the line OF said
Spring street 90 ieet To stake the line said
styeet, thence at rl ht angles North 2u0 feet a
IL foot alley, thence with said alley feet
stake thence at right sng les South 200 feet to th
beginning. Tae deed Ia the ; registered in
abe Office Aforesaid, Book 10, page goo, levied
the property OF u. B. Hicks. 10 satisfy judgment
against said Hicks in favor Of &. c. Lesseur
i. X. EDHUNDS0N,
apr3o-tds Sheriff Of Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Children's Fancy Goods.

CONSISTING OF all the latest styles for Boys,
~ Children Infants aud little Misses, which the
attention of thc ladies' is particularly requested.
A. j. FRANCISCO,
Hatterand Furrier No. % Public Square. Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Magazine for May,

Magazines for MAY. .
LESIIES' MAGAZINE and Gazette Of Fashion.
HARPER's MASA1INE;
GODEY'S LADY = BOOK;
PETER>ON'S MAGAZINE;
TIE ATLANTIC MONTHLY;
For sale by JOHN YORK 4 20.
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gUST received, 200 assorted Canary Bird CsReso
81 all sty les, eolors and prices, hAndsoms
|. ever brought 10 this market. Fer sale low By
febs-u J. W. WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Import Int to House-keepers.
f.. r.. DURkEE ~ CO.'S
S ELECT SPICES

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground from fresh Bces, selected and clean ed
by expressly for the purpose, without reference
They beautifully packed Ia tin foil
Qiued with paI'cr,) 70 prevent injury by keeping
and are full wt ght. while tbs ordinary Spices are
almost invariably snort. We warrant them in poini
OF strength and richness Of uavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as a single triIl VIII sbundantiy prove
Manufactured only by
r. r. DuRKEE n co,
febis-dI~tf Isl Pearl street New York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
n O Il IC IL

FINHE Board OF Directors Of the Nashville CONNER
4 cal Insurance Company has declared div idena
nf SIX Dollars share out OF the profits for the last
six months, payable on aud after the 5th inst.
JAMES WALKER,
mays-lm Secretary.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Wauted.
CANARY Cages |!

1000 ~ GOOD CLEAN A. J Eshlal skED'
janSl II Ne. IL soath Market street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
DIVIDEND.

A DIVIDEND Of the Capital
n Stock OF the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail.
road Company this day clsred by the Drec
the prents OF the last six months. pays-
Die on and sitter the l3th inst. At the Once OF the
Treasurer ia Nashville W. A. GiEAVES.
apr9-lm Treasurer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Over a Million of Bottles

Have been sold during the last six months in no
instance has failed in giving entire satisfaction
Who then, will suffer from Weakness or Debility
when McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will
you?
No language can convey adequate idea OF the
immediate and most miraculous change produced
by taking this Cordial in the diseased ebiltated and
shattered nervous system. whether broken down hy
excess. weak by nature impaired by sickness the
relaxed and unstrung organization is restored its
pristine health aud vigOr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-12
Store Keepers in the United States.

loco Cases Saponiher, genuine, for sale at manu-
iacturers prices in lots to sui: purchasers. by
PIKE & KELLOGG,
marls-wly st. Louis, Mo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

Can't. Jack Wilson, of The il-iated Lady
Eloin. wore his heart like a true sailor, on
the outside. His body has been recovered
and the noble officer perished in efforts to
save others:
One of the persons saved from the piece oi
vvrecl, ON which Capt. Wilson foated, says,
inst as they reached the breakers and were
being broken up, the Captain saw woman
and two children on detached piece and in
iminent danger, at once left the piece on which
he was, swan to the other, and held the chill
dren in his arms till other portions OF the
wreck struck him and swept all under and
ont Of sight. The surf was terrible, and
breaking up everything that came into IT
and here it was that more than two-thirds Of
the lives of those that hoated from the vessel
were lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

Sd. THE STATE OF RHODE IsLAHD.-Honor enough
for ar sister that she gave birth TO the "Horo Of
Lake Ere"
AIa-"YRnkco Doodle"
ath. The SURvIVoHs OF THOSE WHO FoU0ur AND
TRfuMPHED N THE BATTLE OF LAKE EHIE.-Jhey have
try but fsw find oppOrt unity to serve t. IN many
generations. All honor to the gallant compatriots
OF Perry.
AIR-"Jenerson and Liberty"
5th THE MEMORY OF THE DEPARTED HERoEs OF
LAKE ERGE.-In silence and standing.
9Th THr soIDIERs OF THE WAR or lsl2.-They
have served their country. Now let their country
serve them.
AIR-"Dato Obelam Bellsa.io."
7th. oUH CI1IzES soLDIERT.-In peace our pride
IN war, our defense.
AIR-"WRshington's March,"
sth. The AMERICAN UNIOs Loved and royered by
the virtuous. Feared and detested by the vi ious-
When assailed 1t will hnd that its strongest saments
are made Of the cords of Mason hearts.
AIE-"Our dag Is there"
o n. The Army AND NAVY or TIE UNITED STATES
-PILLAAs OF "BEAUTY AND STRENGTH. The pill trs
Of "beauty" In peacs, and in war, the pillar Of
strength"
AIR-"why Soldiers Why"
10th THE STATE OF OHIo-In her vigorous ma
tury she can never forget the defenders Of her In
/ fancy.
AiR-"Hom0 Sweet Home"
llth TIE ORATOR or tbs DAT.-The fame Of his
History I. only eoiip-ed by the history Of his fame
| AIR-"Wide, Wide World"
18th TIE LADrEs-If they knew how much Ma
Sous think ofthrm, they would think more Of Massns
AIR-"Uoms haste TO the Wedding"
18Th. FREk AND ACCEPTED MAsOEs They hat
their beginning in the sges Of antiquity--TheJ
will find their ending whsn there Is no longsl
! an incentive TO edo good"
] hail n a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

Of eminence in all professionalism whose
fame is not confined to Ohio alone, but is
known throughout the Union. Itisa noble
order of noble men and among those found
worthy Of believing its mysteries, who have
now passed from earth, were such men as
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, Andrew
Jackson, and others ofthe late war-Henry
Clay, its noblest champion, and every ten
eral in the Army Of the Revolution, save
and except one, and his name has come
down to US, branded with treason and false
hood as Benedict Arnold. An order
which mustered such men, which has ez-
listed since the time tradition first existed,
cannot be a bad institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

WppsrpR AND WORCEsTER.-W have care
fully examined and compared the Pictorial
editions of Webster's and Worcesters Die
tionaries. and consider Webster much the
superior work, in all the essential qualltle5 oi
an English Lexicon.
wy. Mccoy, Prin. CarrOllton Academy.
H. HARTLEY, Supt. I'm. Schools, Napoleon
WM. c. CATLIN, Supt. Tn. Schools, Elyria-
We take pleasure in bearing testimony to
our high appreciation Of the many superior
merits Of Webster's Unabridged Pictorial
Dictionary, and in definitions and Orthogra-
ply, consider it the most accurate and reli-
able work of the kind published.
A. HoLBRoOK, Prest. S. ". Normal School
WM. A SHAW, Supt Union Schools, Lima.
E. ]. CUTLER, Adj. Prof. Maths, Bald. I'm.
Proportionate sales of Webster's and Wor-
cesters Pictorial Dictionaries, by prominent
booksellers in Ohio, up to Aug. 1860:
We have sold ninst -ts0o copies of Webster s
Pictorial Dictionary to one Of Worcesters-
ANDERSON & FULLER, Toledo.
Nv sale of the Pictorial editions of Web
ster's and Worcester's Dictionary is in the
proportion Of ten to one in favor OF Wooster.
C. S. BARTLETT, Painesville.
We have sold ftty-tloO copies Of Webster s
Unabridged Dictionary, and none Of #orces-
ter's. j. ID. .BAUMeARDNER, "Oos'er'
We sell ffty copies of Webster's Dictionary
to one Of WOrcesters.
WOODWARD & Ransom, Springfield
Nv proportionate sale of Webster's and
Worcester's Quarto Dictionaries is ten OF the
former to one of the latter. L. N. SAGE.
| Lima.
We have sold three hundred and seUe1ty-tl0t
copies of Webster's Pictorial Dictionary, arc
eight copies of Worcester's.
APPLEGATE i Co.
Cincinnati, Aug. %, 1860.
Since the publication of Worcesters Quartz
Dictionary, we have sold tl0eRy copies o
Websters Pictorial QuartO to one copy o
Worcesters and haze filed all the orders 1'
| haze rsceiyed for the latter.
MOORE, WILsTACH, KEYS X Co.
Cincinnati, Aug "a, 1860.
We shall publish from time to time tn
proportionate sales made by the LEADING
Book Sellers of Ohio. So far as information
has been received, to this date there has beei
sold tagenty-tolg Of Webster to each copy 0
Worcester.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
Grand Encampment OF knights
TemplaF.

Most eminent Grand Commander Of Kt
Temple of .. s. A., B. B. French, Of Wash
ington, City, b. c.
LIST OF OFFICERS OF TIE GRAND ENCAMPMENT
OF KIT. TEMPLE OF STATE OF OHIO.
Sir Kt. Kent Jarvis, Grand Master.
Sir Kt Thos Sparrow, Deputy do
Sir Kt. Ezra L. Stevins, Of Washington
City, D. c., Grand Generalisamo, pro TEN.
Sir Kt Dan'l Leadbetter Grand Captain
General, pro TEN.
Sir Kt. Rev. Fairchild Prelate.
Sir Kt. Plat Benedict Sr. Warden,s pro
TEN.
Sir Kt Jas. W. Underhill, Jr. Warden,
pro ten.
Sir KL Albert C.McNairy, Grand Treas
urer, pro TEN.
Sir Kt David Atwater Grand Recorder,
pro TEN.
Sir Kt Richard Wilson, Grand Standard
Bearer, pro ten.
Sir Kt. Leapold Burt Hart, Grand Sword
Bearer, pro TEN.
Sir Kt David Russell, Grand Warden,
pro TEN.
Sir Kt. Geo W. Urey Grand Sentinel,
pro TEN.
Sir Kt. Jas H. Stanley, Grand LIST Guard.
Sir KIT VIM. E. Frost, do I'd Guard.
Sir Kt John Bissell do Sd Guard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
Grand Lodge Of OhtO..Thetr Festi,
val at the WeddeII,

Grand Lodge of OhiO.-Thetr Festi-
val at the Weddel.
This Grand Masonic body organized in
the Court House
Horace NJ Stokes, Grand Master.
VIM B. Thrall, pro tenn Deputy Grand
Master.
Geo. Webster, sen'r., G. W.
E.R. Benton, pro tenn Jun'.r 6. W.
Geo. S. Patterson, pro TEN CIR. Treas'r.
John D. Caldwell, Grand Secretary.
Samuel Marks, pro TEN Grand Chaplain
Cornelius Moore, Or. Orator.
Israel Jones, pro TEN Gr Sr Deacon
Osman A. Lyman, pro TEN Grand Dea-
con.
R.R. Bourn, pro TEN Gr Marshal.
A. A. Strong, pro TEN CIR. Tyler.
John H. Harnhell, pro TEN Gr Sword
Bearer.
STEWARDS
Amasa Jones, George Taylor, H. W. Root,
Charles 7. Wing Samuel Hathaway, D. Il.
Brinkerhoff.
Daniel Warner, Jr., carrying vessel corn.
J. A. Rettig, wine.
A H. NewcOmb, Oil.
Edward Rhappe,
s. SolRnS9 g. R6ass: HeSy Carrying light.
Edward Spear, carrying Holy Bible
Isaac Chatfeld, Ancient COnsti-
tuition.
Thos. J. Carlin, do. Plumb, Square and
Level.
After the addresses on the stand, Grand
Master Stokes, the Grand Lodge repair
ed to the railing incircling the statue,
and performed the ceremonies peculiar to
the Order inaugurating the statue, for
which see another column.
BANQUET AT THE wEDDELL-oRIGINAL
LETTER OF COM. PERRY.
The Masonic Fraternity repaired under
the escort of the Sir Knights of Cleveland
to the Banquet Room at the Weddell House.
Sir BENZ. B. French, Grand Master of the
Grand Encampment of U. s.; Sir Kent Jar
Wis, Grand Master of Grand EnUampment
Knights Templars of Ohio; Horace NJ.
Stokes, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge
of Masons, of Ohio, with large number
of Sir knights and brother Masons were
in attendance.
They participated in the bounty of the
Cleveland Brotherhood, and after the cloth
was removed, Hezekiah L. Hosmer, Deputy
Grand Master, presided over the feast of
reason and flow OF soul, Samuel Z. Adams,
Of Cleveland, acting as Vice President.
TOAsTs.
The following sentiments were then re-
,eived With cordial sympathy:
lat THF NAVAL ACTION OF SEPT. 10. ls13.-Au
achievement as glorious our country's fame-asen-
hiring as our counsry's history.
AIR-"Battls Of the Hile.'
ID OLTvER HAzARD PERRY.-MOuumantal marble
oesbut feeby perpetuate his memory. His heroic vr
ues are best preserved in the hearts OF his country
nen.
AIR-'sFho Star spanglsd Banner i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
RELICS.

Upon the stand were exhibited the horn
signal lantern used by Perry, and the identi-
cal blue jacket which he wore during the en-
gagement. The latter, Of course, was an ar
ticle of intense interest. There was also ex-
hibited flag used by the Americans at the
Rattle of Eutsw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

EOREIGN EXUHANGE.--
Drafts in amounts to suit, from IS upwards on
England and France, and all the principal Cities Of
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
Nuremberg, Casssl, Cologne, Hsmburgh, Bremen,
Stuttgart, Mannheim apd Prague. Tor sale BY
mrl2 RETTBERG HAUsMAHN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

ID -
and partly gone liberal reward will he pald loI
any information concerning her a. TINS On Ei II
OHERIFFS SALE-BY VIRTUE
- ofa writ Of Venditioni ExpOnas issued from tht
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county al lnt
suit oI Augustus Fuller, ct. al plalntlIIs ag1ln5
John Davidson defendant, shall Oner LOT sele "
public auction at the door Of the Court house "a ~
rirv Of Cleveland in said county on the lth Gay "
october 1850 a. 2o'cock P NJ, OF said day. the loL
lowing described real estate TO wit one Ihlrl pal'
in common Of the following described lands anu @ seli
ements to wit: original lot No. (Zg9) two huhlLe0
and ninety in New6urgh township Cuahoga ,yl c3,lntyl
Ohio bounded north west and south oy the org
IOt lines and there being two lines on the east se,
and inc more westerly Of said two lines Is made ths
eastern boundary, supposed 70 contain one nuudAoe
acres of land. Appraised At sZ.65l. - g,.sr
J. E. Ingsrsnll5p} n before Wm- S, Capenter,
Nelson Harwood, Deft) 0imsted Township. WI i.r.' u
ON THE 31ST DAY OF AUGUST.
~ 1850 said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the Of thirtysevsn
G L. ADAMS.
CTEAM ENGINE FOR SALE
~ one two horse power horizontal engine, In good
order without boiler for sale at low price for cash.
Inquire verbally or by letter Of
ALEXANDER DENHAM,
Septll3Oldtw Wellsville, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

Patrick Maher and Geo. Furlong came
ashore in cattle pen, with four or five dead
cattle
Franz Christine, of Milwaukee, left the
boat on a raft with some twenty others, and
was the only one who was saved.
Charles May came to the breakers on a
raft with twelve others; the raft overturned
and he was the only one who reached the
shore
Mr.. J. B. Rodee, of Milwaukee, left the
wreck on snare drum; foated on that some
two hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

THE WOMAN IN WHITE, CLOTH
Sl,Oo.
Do in Paper, &c.
Chess Monthly for September, 25c.
Halls Journal OF Health for september lic-
Emerson Benefits MaRazine for septeln Der, loc-
Littlo's Living Age, Harper's Weekly Home Jour
nal Vanity Fair, Scientific American, and other
geeklies for this week. o..
We receive the New York Evening Post with
twelve hours later news, at O'Clock erery evening
Nor saig by HAWKS a BRO,
angsI 25g Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

We shall publish from time to time the
proportionate sales made by the leading
Book Sellers of Ohio. So far as information
has been received, to this date there has been
sold tsOsnty.tolE Of Webster to each copy Of
Worcester
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
9yer advertisements.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

ON THE EVENING OF THE
9th inst Bay Mare about AZ hands hign,
s Old long tail the frogs in her feet are diseased
and partly gone A liberal reward will he pald loI
any Information concerning her at this ON
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

On Erie's bosom broad and fair,
A son of freedom, bold and brave.
Unfurled his banner to the air,
And boldly fought our rights 10 save.
us deek with fearIeSs heart he trod.
hhiie flashed His yewith freedoms light,
I.h daring hand and trust in God.
ne DTaveiy battlod for the right
oHoRAs.
an W. forget the good and brave.
/;,JhOse image from yon marble towcrs
= Or blot the record which he gave,
3We've met the enemy and they're o1B -
The foe we've conquered, freedoms erv
Re-echOed O'er the waters blue,
The Tictor's flag was raised on high,
And waved DER freemen brave and In lie,
oh. freedoms son, thy glowing name
shall eier be cherished by the free,
And in the foremost ranks Of fame
The name Of Perry, long shall be-
CHORUS.
Can we forget the good and brave, Se
Let Wonder pile in glory stand,
In after years the tale to tell,
p How Perry brave with fearless hand
The battle fought and won so we'll
Each heart that burns with freedoms name
VIII meier forget this festal DAY,
Andneier will Perry's honored name
Remain unsung, or pass away
CHORUS.
Can We forget the good and brave, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11
FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

which We invite persons visiting the CT 10 Inspect
HS-ws warrant our FUEs to be FIRsI Class -
- T. STAIR & CO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-11

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
AMERICAN AND FoREIGN d
STEREOSCoPIO EMPORIUM j
z. A N T H o N Y,
sos BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

1|tsT May lst, : 1850, at sol BROADWAY Y, ttOc
doors from the 50. Nieholas Hotel
The StereoHcope ls the most instructive, inter-
eating, entertAihing amusing and exciting Of mod
None are too ,oung, none too old, none 900 in.
telligent none too uneducated, to acknowledge its
No home is complete without Il, and it must and
win penetrate everywhere. '
II presents 70 yopr view every part Of the world,
IN AL the relief, boldnehh, perapective and sharp
meas Of detail, as a you were on the spot, II
rnps psotoSrHPhsrs are & &eXsryyhsre explosine Ep.
PSa nS snd y asss Of q s
kill are cons stantly enriohing our stock.
We hAve an Immense variety OF paper Views Of
land, Wales. France, Belgium, Holland, swi,1eI-
land, Spain, the Rhine, Versailles, Sc. Cloud Fon-
soy .S cas: aGS Crystal Rsos
Groups Historical, amusing, marriage scenes,
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EvERY GENTLEMAN or WEALTH AND hErtNrp
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greater trsatto friend fond OF the picturesque and
Anthouy's Ingtantaneous stereoscopie Views are
ne p si latest PhStograPhic wonder They ere taken
no matter how rapidly It may be moving, Is depict
ca as sharply and distlnctly as II - had been per-
iectly at rest. This gives an additional value for
to the beauties OF inAAimete nature Il adds the
charm Of life and motion The process is a disoov-
cry OF our own, and being unknown In Europe, WE
receive from London and Paris large OF ders for An
thoaS's sinstantaneouSY Views Of American life and
scenery. fh.H.4Ltn
Among other thiags we have Jast published stere-
osoopic Illustrations OF the Scene OF the fulton
Street Prayer Meetings, in which many hearts feel
an interest. The particulars Of this will be found
in our Catalogue, r.t..t- .gissg f.tt..g.f r.'
Our Catalogue Of subjects and prices will be for-
warded to any address on receipt Of q stamp.
Parties at d stance sending US 90, 90, SiO, St6,
sac, or $40, can have good Instrument and such
pictures 40 they may request, sent by Express.
Views alone, without instrument,) can be sent
Parties who wish to be advised Of everything re,
ally valuable In the line that eOmes out, may send
US their nance TO place on record and we win keep
them posted At Our own expense, f..4f srh asr. =
Men Of leisure will find Photograph most fAB.
clpattng and delightful amusement. We are pre-
pared to ct out amateurs with necessary
fol thdr success, together with Instructions "HoW
70 take SteFeoaoOpiO Pictures"
y ''''' M u. ANTHONY,
Importer and Manufacturer Of Photographic
Materials, steFeogeopes and stsreosoopio Views.
ES-Merchants from every section OF the country
are respectfully invited to make examinAtion OF
our stock, as our discount to the trade will be
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-03-01
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