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C0RDlAL l. ELIXIR
Calisaya Bark.

A TONIC STlMULANT AND CURE
~ for Chill and Fever and on infallibIe
remedy for the Weakness and Debility ari
sing from lorg sickness, particularly Of
ch'Il and Fever. This rcparation contains
in pleasant and paIatablc form all the val
liable medical properties of
CALISAYA BARK;
the best and most reliable of all the species
of Cinchona, being prepared with the
greatest care and combined with other VAL
uablc tonicS.
ThiS medicine now offer many advanta-
gos to those who wish 10 use Peruvian
Bark or Quinine, the intensely bitter
taste Of the former is entirely overcome in
this preparation, which can be taken by the
most delicate without rcpugnance. In fact,
with the addition of n little Wine, it forms
a most pleasant cordial, and NAV be taken
by those IN health rs Il preventive, plrticu-
.arly ~ maljrlnus Districts.
Prepared from the formula given in the
Philadelphia Journal Of the College of
Pharmacy. Prepared and sold wholesale
and retail by, J. J. McKAIN.
Camden, $. G.
Fvt. IS, 1860 If.
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SEWING MACHINES.
The Perfection of Scientific Ar
rangcment and Mechanical
Simplicity.
Is ATTAINED BY THE
GROW Err g. BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE co.
~ THEIR IMPROVED
NOiseless Machines.
Noiseless Machines.

Th"r havo the following advantages
q ." others :--Thry have no pads to
kc Order NJ bobbins to wind no
tn or waste of thread no oiling the
ithaca. ur work; no tool chest stocked
sis. ar,u,hcs, pliers, pickers, leather &c,
The directions are simple, easily under
stood, and easily explained By the ins:ruc-
tors. There is no taking apart cleaning Or
rolling. they require about ten drops Of
oil per day, when IN constant use. They
make no more noise than common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They run casy--a child ten
years old can work them tn full speed
They run fast or slow without any danger
ot altering the length or tightncss of tho
stitch. VHry viii Hem, Fill, Gather, Bind,
! Stitch and Embroidery in so superior a
manner that we challenge comparson.-
Hh. same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
as the most elastic fabric and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
N2ohlnc runs silk, linen thread and COM
non spOo. cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, and therefore stron-.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma.
cline That they are superior to all others
Is evident from the fact Of there having
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, In competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
Ioagcr which j. the best maker but which
OF the numerous patterns OF GROVER g.
BAKER sha.. take
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that | intend
~ making an application to the Commis.
sioner of Pensions for Duplicate Of the
Bounty Land Warrant, No. 81 2O6, for for
ty acres, issued under tho Act Of Congress
September 2sth 1850, to me and sent to
my agent X. g Billings, who delivered the
same to William J. Curetop, for me. by my
order: That the said William J. Cureton,
has either lost or mislaid said Warrant, so
that it cannot now be found; and it has
never been in my possession. further
decllre that | have never sold, assigned,
nor voluntarily parted with my right 10 the
warrant in question.
WILLIAM J. VAUGHN.
Feb. ~, 1860, 2--6t
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W AG0NS,

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
4 wilson, Child. "a Co, superior
Philadelphia made WAGONS, without DO
dies for cash only at the following prices !:
1 inch iron aviaa Gstn, M,
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LAND FOR SALE,
A 3 RGAIN.

HEREBY OFFER FOR SALE, a
Il tract of land, situate two miles East OF
BclIair, in Lancaster District, s. c., on five
mile creek, or tar kiln branch ten miles
from Fort Mills on the Charlotte Railroad {;
twenty miles from Charlotte, n. g., and 4.
bout twenty miles from Lancaster G.. Il
The tract contains 57S acres is of good
quality, well watcrcd, hcaIthy,and in pleas.
ant ncighborhood.
On the place are some i,nprovcmcnts-
Most of the land has never been cleared
and is finely timbercd. Mr. Taylor Tnomp
son, who lives ou the place, will show il to
any one wishing to buy.
For price and terms apply TO me at Cam.
den, ). G., by letter or otherwise or TO
w. NJ. Connors, Esq, at Lancaster, =. &.
JOHN ROSSER.
Jan 1, lS6O.-47tf.
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Franklin Academy.
LANCASTER C, H. s. C.

TIVE TRUSTEES Of the above Acade-
\ NV have secured the services of Mr..
JoHN NJ. Beatty, who is n graduate of the
South Carolina College, aud has been en-
gagged in teaching for number Of years,
giving entire satisfaction wherever he
fought.
In regard to location, there is none more
healthful in the State; the community NOR
nj and intelligent. Young men throughout
this and neighboring Districts will find here
advantages not surpassed by any Institution
OF like pretensions in the State.
Young men can here be thoroughly pre-.
pared to enter anv College in the South.
Boarding and Tuition can be obtained at
about the rates Of other like Institutions
throughout the State. The Session will
commence I'd Monday in January next.
y. B. MASSEY, Secretary
December 22d, 1882 flN ~ - sm
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FOR SHERIFF.

Mn. EDITOR Please announce Mr..
AMOS MCMANUS, n candidate for tho
Office of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiigc his
MANY FRIENDS.
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Announcements.
FOR CLERK.

uHnOuHCe HIm CanuIdhlt Tor re election Tor
Clerk of the Court, for the ensuing term.
Mr. EDIToR-The many friends of Mr..
II. J. HANCOCK, announce mm n candi-
date for Clerk of the Court for the ensuing
term.
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COOPER WARE.

A SUPERIOR LOT Of Country made
Il Ware, just received an for sale by
]. y CROCKETT.
FEB. ~, 1860.
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AAIh ARE JUST RECEIVING A LARGE AND COMPLETE
wv OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, be
SOLD on usual liberal FERNS requested and
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RUBBER GOODS.

Lancaster, Sept. -, 1893.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
vEW' I'D US.
DANIEL EDWARDS,
Iron, Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass
Moulding, Finishing and Black
smithing Establishment.

2s. 30 and 30 NEW LEVEE. and 81, 80 and Al
FULTON STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Facilities for the execution of the following
described work. superior TO any other house in
the South or West:
CHIMNEYS, BREECHlNGS,
JUICE BONES, FIRE BEDS,
CLARIFIERS F~ILTERERS,
STILLS, ASH PANS,
HEATERS.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms for Dis
~tilleries. Sheet Iron Pipe.
Ashcraft, Reanvents, and Hearson STEAM
GUAGES. for locomotive and stationary engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and
COUPLINGS, and every description OF Brass
Work OF my Otcn manufacture.
India Rubber Hose and Filterings TO suit.
GASS PIPES from is 10 3 inches IN dame
ter. and all connections TO suit same.
The trade supplied with Brass Work al New
York prices. for cash.
Planters and others interested would do well
TO call and examine my Steam Trains for the
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing else
whore. They have been in operation Tor many
years, and give universal satisfaction.
All orders flied with dispatch.
C-hefer 10 Edward J Gay, of this parish,
for whom | put up a tram last year. Also to Il.
C.. Camp. who has had a train seven years in
successful operation. feb25-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Gloves-all styles and qualities.
Half Hose-all qualities.
lIandkerchiefs-all qualities.
Cravats, Scarfs, Ties.
And all articles necessary for a Gentle
mans Wardrobe.
Shawls, Travelling Blankets,
Trunks, V%alises, Carpet Bags,
Umbrellas, etc, etc, etc.
Is- Boys' Clothing Of every description.
~ Orders from the country respectfully
solicited. In sending orders please give the fol-
lowing measures:
FOR COAT-Size of breast in inches-size Of
waist-length OF arm from the centre of back
-heighth Of person.
FOR PANTALOONS-Size of waist--length
ofinside seam.
FOR vEST-Sizs of waist--length of vest from
collar.
FOR SHIRT-Size Of neck--length of arm.
Call and axamine for yourselves at the
IRON PALACE OF
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
STORY BUILDING,
jan7 Corner Camp and Common streets
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
.N.EU. .{DV"S.
DONOVAN & NEUTZ,
&N9SSNSo
g5. Camp Street.......95
NEW ORLEANS.

.ANCHOTIES-M OIL and SAT-.
.4PPLES-Grocn, Dried, Presyred, and .4ppLe
Jelly.
BACON-Byeotfast Baron. Siics amt Shoulders.
BEEF-Pfia3eL phia and HeSfern. Dricd Bof.
BUTTER-Goshcn, Roll and Western.
BUCKUHE.fT-h ibis, NJ do. bags and Gores.
BROM3-BGker's crtra prepdrcd
BROONS-Corn, Hair and Uhip.
Whiietrash, Shoe, Scrubs and Dust
CTS.
CHEESE-EngEsh Darn, Cy,am, Westcrn,
Pine Appie, Dutch and Sqpsago.
CRACKERS-CracknGS. Cinnamon; Cardray,
Cream. Nik, Sugar, Boston, Hdter, Ginger,
Vino, Soqa and Mqccaroni Snaps.
COFFEE-OH Cor. JGra, Family lara, Harana,
Old RIO, LGgutrd, Mocha, MericaH aud Costa
Rico.
CHOCOLATE AND cocoa.
CLANS IND OYSTERS.
DRIED CHERRLES-Black6erries and Peaches.
EGGS.
FRUiTS-Ra isiHs, Currants, Pie Fruits. Table
EyHits, Primes, Figs, Cdron and Cranberries.
FLOUR-F T. f. e. Gotten Hue. and atlantic.
III JGs, If 5hS and bags.
F~ISH-Maclerd. IN hfJ6L, Kit. and hf DO. Goldfish,
MacEinat1 Trout, Salmon, pickicd and spiced,
Roe Herring. Dried Herring, Haiijut aud
Scoih HcrTlng.
GLNGEB-CdniOa, Dried and puirerised.
HERBS-Sage, Thyme, Saroyy and MayorHm.
HAMS-Sugar- CDred, Green and Mutton.
ISINGL.dSS and GELATTNE.
JELLIES-Cprrant, Grape, Plumb Danson. Up
pile, Orange, Bidckberry, Raspberry. Sfrap
berry, Lemon, Peach and Gsrra.
LARD
LIQUORS, WINES and tORDL7LS-Bran
dy, Whisky. Champaign. Madard. Port. Nus
,y \I,gryy J,DySgfyo In1r,oLy Dur161f
Cdssis DH Mont Dor, Cwucod. Maraschiao,
Hosstdfer's Bdtes, Scbicdqm Scinapps,
Orange F20rr Water. lie. Porter. Clara
Hines. Blackberry, Hud Cherry and French
COrdiQiS.
MOLANNES AND SYRTP-Pl1pidtion
and Sugar-hoHse Mtrssss, S,erlyts and Bel
cier's Syrup, and STop de Bafsrie.
NUTS Almonds, Sgtl shell and SHIELDED and
Perans.
OILS Coion Seed. Lind and Sperm.
PIChLES-OiireS, PecoAIii. Gerkins,
LINES, CGuAfotrcrs, Onions, Red Cabbage, @e
POTA TOES-Irish and Stcee,.
PRESERTES-Pm Aprie, Peas, Peaches,
Grab .fypIe, Orange, BhackGory, Raspberry,
Strawberry, Plans. .lOricOis, Ddmsons, Cher
rics. Grape, Green Cages aud LINES.
OUNCES FreSerred and Ounce Jllies.
RICE-Baricy, Split and Dried Green Peas and
Beans.
SODA Cream, Tartar Salardtus and Yeast
POrdas.
SALT-M March. Soap, Mustard, Pepper,
Lamp Htck, &c.
SAUCES-.Hashroom. Eetchup, TomaiiO
do. Worcestershire, Soto, Join BuH's, Hqrrey's,
PdoH, Beg-Stmk, China Royal, Sc.
SUGAR-Bro~n, Grdnnlated, Powdered,
Loaf and Crushed.
SOAPS-OakieyS. HILLS, KeAer's, Honey,
Palm Oil, .4iDond and Transparent.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Picked,
Pigs Feet, Philadelphia Pig Pork, Mess and
Prime Pork.
TEAS-English. Breakfast. Ooolgng, Pom.
ohong, hose, Old Hyson. Young HysOn, bye-
rial and GunpOtcder. loose anpd in papers Of hdLf
and quarter pounds.
PERMICELLL Maccaromi, TapiOco, Sage and
.4rrOTo0t.
TLNEG.dR-W White Vine, Cider, Catar6a and
Common.
SPiCES-Nace Nutmegs, Cinnamon, All
spices, Ciores, &c.
SUNDRIES-Indi Curry, Salad Cream
Rose and Bay Waters, Oatmeal, HOniny, Ora.
ham Flour, Corn Meal, GTis. Indigo, Pals
Buckets, Ciathes' Lines, Candies of all kinds
Shrimp Paste, Yarmouth Herring, Cocoa
Paste.
O. Goods delivered free of drayage TO boats
I.bI 10
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

GST Every Number ut hAkPEK's NAGAZINE contains
from 20 10 ~ pAges-and from ODr Ihird 10 one
haif-more reading han suy other in the country.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE UNDERSIGNED has appointed Mr..
i .ALEXANDER ROTH his Agent, TO re-
ceive or TO be made acquainted with all descriP-
tons of valuables, much of which, sunk with
his fatboat near "Devil's Elbow in Bayou
Plaquemine, some weeks since, still remain in
the Bayou, consisting of Carts, Wagons, Nails,
&c. &c All persons, therefore, who may hnd
any Of his articles, are directed and requestedtO
deliver them. or give information 10 the above
named gentleman.
jeiS-ii JOSHUA B0DLEi'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

Etat deh LoWisiane-Parois GLberrMe-
COur dW 6eme. District J~udioaire.
Dams la Succession de fue Lemuel j.
Beck.
A TTENDU, qui Zulma Marionneaux, en- sa
"A capacite de tutrice naturelle de son enfant
mineure a ce jour depos6 dams lie bureau du
Greffier de cette cour, son tableau d'administra-
ton Ell distribution de la succession De feu Lem
uel J. Beck.
Avis est par lie present dome A toux ceux que
celia conceme de deduire sous tTente Jours de Ia
date de ce present les raisons POUR lesquelles le
dit tableau administrator ne serait pms homo
logue Ell fait le %jugement de cette cour.
Bureau du Grefier. Aug. 4, 1860.
auglI NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
Fine Saddle and
Match Horses.

An The undersigned has just re- ~
GGAturned from Kentucky and Indi. ~
ana with a number of the finest blood. N
ed SADDLE AND MATCH HORSES that was
ever brought to this market. The public is re-
quested to call and look al them. They will be
sold cheap for cash or good paper. Call at Bar
kers x Marionneaux's stable.
jyl4 B. 3. BERRY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08

CUTLERY-A new and beautiful as
~ sortment of Pen Knives Just received and
for sale low by R. A. KEARNY.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
TERN 5:

State If Lo"isiana-Parish IF BerriRe-
6H JudiciGi District Court.
In the Estate Of Lemuel j. Beck, decd.
WHEREAS: Zulma Marionneaux. in her
w capacity Of natural tutrix of her minor
child, has this day filed in the Clerks office of
this court her tableaux OF administration and dis.
tribution OF the estate of Lemuel ]. Beck, decd.
Notice is hereby given TO all whom il may
concern TO show cause within thirty days from
the date of the publication hereof. why the SAID
tabieau OF administration should not be homol-
ogated and made the Judgment OF this court.
Clerks Office, Aug. 4ih, 1860.
sugll NJ. A. ESTEVAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
H.. II. II CCALEI' y,
LATE u & co.,
Q Camp Street, New Orleans.

Ts'Hfch maker, .JsneEicr and SiIrersssiFh.
lA Importers Of fine Watches 9@
=, q for Ladies and Gentlemen, OF ~ ~
the most celebrated makers Of England and Swift
zerland, made 10 his order expressly in heavy
cases, (gold and silver and warranted standard
ineness. Ladies Chatelaines and Neck Chains,
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Seals. Keys.
&c. Finger Kings, Earrings, Breast Plus, Cuff
Plus, &c. Diamonds in Pins ard Rings.
Spectacles for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
S%ilverware warranted as pure as coin, consisting
of table. tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues, &c.
Plated ware, consisting OF casters, candlesticks
walters, &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical
part of the business, all Watches sent for repairs
will have the %strictest attention, and having every
facility for making any portion of a watch, he
will be enabled TO work on very reasonable
terms.
IL Jewelry made TO order, and repaired. Dia-
msnds reset in he latest style. Canes mounted
in gold or silver dec3-no7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-09-08
y
NEW McNTI.LY MAGAZINE.

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SUBSCRIBERS
HARPER's NFFgLY md IlARPEK's MAGAZINE,
together, one wear. 81 10.
The Postage upon "ilarper's Magazine, must ba
paid at the Oihcr There IL is receIred. The Postage
is Ihirty-sir Cents q yedr
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Franklin Square, New York.
The national Republican., 1860-12-06

South CAROLINA HoAxED.-A telegraphic
dispatch has been going the rounds of the pa
pers, to the effect that company, styling them
selves the Maryland Light Horse Volunteers" I"
numbering 1900, had rendered their services
to the Governor of South Carolina, to aid that
State in her secession movements. 1t now turns
out to be hoax, there being no such organi'
zation in Baltimore. The Baltimore Patriot
publishes the letter of the Volunteers to Gov.
Gst, which is signed Philip Harry Lee, Major
Commanding Twenty Second Regiment Mary.
land Volunteer Light Horse, and dated, Bal.
timore, Nov. 6, 1860, and makes the follow
ing comments:
at is, of course, needless to say that no such
major or regiment belongs to this city. The
gallant Palmetto flag did wave one short
hour some nights since, over a few rowdy
foreigners, at the Liberty engine.house, and
whether Major Lee, or Bony Lee, was pres.
ent, history has not yet notified us. If Gov.
Gist has no more reliable aid and comfort ,
than the Maryland Volunteer Light Horse can
furnish, he is in hopeless and helpless fix
that's all ~
The national Republican., 1860-12-06

LUMINOUS" Words" said distinguished
writer, "were invented to conceal IDEAS"
Whether this be so or not, it sometimes hap.
pens that persons who use them as vehicles
to convey their meaning are unfortunate in
their selection of proper words. Witness the
following resolution, adopted at meeting Of
citizens recently held in Hogansville, TrouP
county, Georgia:
"Resolced, That those true and brave men
at the North, who have battled hard and long
for our rights, the Constitution and the equal.
ty of the States, merit our gratitude and praise.
But as there was not enough of righteous men
in Sodom and Gomorrah to save those cities
from the vengeance of God and the fire Of
Heaven, it became necessary for Lot and his
family to retire. Our Northern friends can
benefit by their example"
A person who wished to understand what he
was reading would undoubtedly ask, where is
the type of Sodom and Gomorrah, and to whom
is the expression of "Lot and his family" de.
signed to apply9 According to our idea, the
meeting of citizens" have been calling them
selves names. OF like character was the ex-
preston used by Mr.. Rhett in late secession
speech, wherein he remarked, that the North.
ern States had been feeding upon the South as
vultures upon garbage"
The national Republican., 1860-12-06
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Thursday, December 8, 1850.
AN ALLIANCE DECLINED.

II has been a favorite suggestion Of the
Northern funkies, who have done so much to
fan and stimulate the disaffecton which has
now broken out at the South, that certain Of
the Northern States, in the event Of disrup.
tion of the Union, would join the Southern
Confederacy. To facilitate this new arrange.
ment, it has even been proposed to divide the
Empire State, SO as to permit the virtuous
cities Of New York and Brooklyn, detached
from an uncongenial connection with the fanat.
ical counties beyond Cayuga bridge, to enjoy
the symphaties and trade Of South Carolina.
We have a recollection of certain vaandg
hams and Larrabees, who promised during the
last session Of the present Congress, that the
Northwest would Join the South. This was when
the Northwest was regarded as the peculiar
property of Judge Douglas. At other times, it
has been said that it would only be necessary
to cut off the puritanical States Of New Eng.
land, and that the remaining North m ght
get along with the South most harmouiously.
All these proffers Of Northern alliance are
most cruelty rejected by the magnificent dous
of South Carolina. Nobody but actual slave
holders can enter the charmed circle Of their
gentility. Northern funkies may be useful in
many capacities, but none but slsveholding
States can participate in the looming glories
of the Southern Empire.
From the numerous cards Of the candidates
for the approaching State Convention in South
Carolina, we select few specimens which
show the set Of the wind.
Mr.. A. G. McGrath says:
"No political alliance hereafter pith any but
slapeholding Sates."
Mr.. NJ. C. Mordecai says:
After the State is ,oithdrapn, she should
= .rer be reunited pith any Of the non.slaue.
holding States of this Union in any form of
government whdterer."
Mr.. Robert N. Gourdin says:
"Oace out, South Carolina should nerer
again form a union ,cith non-slarehrlding
States.'
Mr.. Hugh R. Banks says:
al shall neper recognise or assent to the re.
union of South Carolina NTH any mons ape-
holding State, under any circumstances, proris-
ion, or condition."
Mr.. G. Maingault says:
When South Carolina shall hare seeded,
pM oppose her erer being reunited rith any
non-slapeholding State, under any form Of
government Dhaterer."
This is but poor comfort for the N. Y. En-
press and N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, who
have been begging for the admission of Man
haitian Island into the Southern Confederacy.
No amount of devotion to the Union, nothing,
in fact but actual "niggers," will answer the
purpose.
The national Republican., 1860-12-06

Notice was given by Mr.. Morris, of ILL.,, that
on Monday next, he would call up his resolution
relating to the perpetuity of the Union of the
States.
A bill was reported by Mr.. ,Vallandigham
from the Special Committee appointed last ses-
sion on the Senate bill looking TO the abolish.
ment of the franking privilege" which was or.
dered to be printed.
Mr.. Cobb, Of Alabama, from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported a substitute for the
bill to construe "minimum price" Of the public
lands.
1t was moved to lay it on the table, which
was negatived.
The bill was amended, so as to apply to
actual settlers, and the yeas and nays we're be-
ing taken on its final passage as we go to press
The national Republican., 1860-12-06
MRS. N. L. DONALDSON

DEGS leave to inform the public of Washing
ID ton that she has opened PHOTOGRAPHIC
GALLERY, No. ls Centre Market Space, Penn.
avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, where
she is prepared to take Pictures of all sizes
and styles; Photographs and Sphereotypes, with
nestness and dispatch also, Copies from Da-
guereotypes and Pictures Of all kinds, either in
clear or gloomy weather.
My rooms are conveniently situated-but one
short fight of stairs to Sitting Room-so that
aged or deblitated persons may sit for Pictures
with but little inconvenience. Photographs can
be forwarded to any part of the country by mail.
guaranty perfect satisfaction to all who may
favor me with their patronage.
Dec 4-3teod