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, 1861-03-26

H The following extracts foma few Of ,rauv
testimonials g.ving evidence Of the. efficiency Of
Raows's BRONCHIAL TaocHEs, Or Cough Lozcnges,
may ha read with interest BY public speakers,
singers, and Others requiring the eanaa article. .
From R<u. Henry Ward Bseeaer, foao Aas us<d
hs Torches .Rss years.-"I hare neser never
changed my mimi respecting them nor the arft,
except to think yet betterof that which began ii
;thinkinsstsn OF: lido not hesitate to fay that in
20 far as haTe had IN opportunity of comparfzoa,
your Tfoches are preemt1ently the bcst, md the.
hrst, Of the great Loxenga Schools
From Rsa. E. T. Chaplin, D. o: Tst6. .Forf-aI
esns'der yonr Loxsngess IN excellent article, fos
their purposes, and recommend their use TO public
speakers" .. ~ 49,
!. From III: G::H: .Gardns., P,;aeipo, erms Rui-
gsr's Fsasais 1assisute,= Neu Ho4k-. hare Teen
afflicted with Bronchitis during the past winter,
aud found no relief until 1tound your Tfoches.' =
Sold By au Druggists. -
k savase's Urstna, the only pure Bears
Crease. an elegant pomade for the Hnir. The gem.
,uine at saEgent's Pharmacy, Randolph and state
etrtet.
, 1861-03-26
Gbira1n Trihuttt.


G0MMkRCE OF, CHICAGO FOE 1860.
ourrecent articles upon tho Commerce
Of Chicago and the earnings Of our rail
,Ways for the year 1860 ars now: iss~ed in
pamphlet form. It is capital document
for general distribution. Price pei copy,
15 cents; by the hundred, 10 cents; to be
had in wrappers ready for mailing at our
counting room, No, 81 Clark street;
, 1861-03-26

4 curious case Of mistaken identity occur
red in = disreputable house the other night,
and has just come to my hearing. 4 Alanky In.
aiv1duaa, who certainly has little of the "wsy
oown East" In his cut, Vas set upon by q par
y of ferocious military men belonging to the
Southern army; he was told that he was the
YANKEE A5olhaonlst rascal they had been look-
fng toE ne WIS cut in several places, md
robbed q hundred and flfty dollare. The
g cream m olIne 1oke II that he was one of the T.
way to Charleston to enlist In KIM Cotfnn,s
ae1Vice.-CAatzestos Cor. q: Z Tra1sus.
, 1861-03-26

.Tha relicts Of the Democratic party
are Growing loudly over pretended Demo
cratic victory at Erie, Pennsylvania. The
.Dsnoerus eass that Nj. eheiburn Smith,
ths M.sor elected, Is Republican, and has
t~iee before been elected Mayor ss Republ.
Can.
, 1861-03-26

HRHAK IN TIE CANAL,
Private dispatches received here last
night state that q break has occurred IN.
the eanaEneat Morris: No information as
to tts extent and the time necessary for its
repair WAS given. =
, 1861-03-26

ias cRoes III Ku1ucK1.-The accounts
Tna references to The growing wheat crops in
ns "ees, are quite favorable., She Bowling
aleen thg.) Gazat.says the yield in the Green
e'1A'' p'onlses to be larger than ever before.
ph,is iAA)or Ben Eggleston has declined the
I'll nomination for Mayor pf- -Etneiu.
, 1861-03-26

The Germans Of Te1aa for the most
part arc dead Get against Secession. In Fred-
ericksbu1g, ss7 Union and II Dhunioa 7otss
Nsrs qs1f = =. =
, 1861-03-26
! Passion Week.


Thia week is the closing ore Of Lent. 1tts
called, by large body of Christians, Holy
Week, and dates from Palm Sunday. On
every day It IT, the custom Of the Episcopal
Church to commemorate the events which
transpired In tho life Of the Saviour by q SER
vice and discourse based upon the topics nar-
rated In the Gospels. In olden. time it IVES
customary to Eehearse, on every day Of thls
week the events which arc ntill observed; In
order to impress upon their minds the history
of their redemption. But peryersion Of the
original simplicity was introduced, and the
clergy IN an ignorant nge invented scenic
representations Of the events, one of which,
[the Fast of Waahlng) las been retained till
lately. Thus grew up those dramas called
Mysteries, or Scripture Playa, which IN time
became painfully pfofane. But this does not
hinder pastor and people, parent and child,
from rehearslng day by day what Jesus did for
them. 3* =. -: 4. .. :.
Thus tbs Mysteries Of Monday to b9 thought
OF were, the morning walk from Bethany the
cursing Of the barren fig tree as symbol Of
the jewish nation, the seeond closing Of tho
temple and the return at nightfan to tho
Mount oi Olives. AS 1t was dark, In all pro-
, 1861-03-26

The proposition Of the journal to take
the appointment Of Postmaster for this
city out Of the hands Of President Lincoln,
and put the Office up tor miscellaneous
scramble on the part Of those who may
have:a taste for that kind of.thing, certain:
ly comes with bad grace from that quar-
tel. considering thatthe editor OF the Jour
aot has, until within the pnst two or three
days, been an applicant for the appoint
ment. If he were still duly besieging
the White House with his importuni-
ties, however much ne might question
the propriety Of the course recommended,
his suggestion would at least not be liable
to the criticism which every one acquaint-
ed with the facts in the case will pronounce
upon it. No intimation has been given 10
the public that the President desires the
uAttcr to he taken out Of his hands, that
he Is at all embarrassed By it, or that he
would even pay any attention to the mock
ery Of an election should one be held. In
small country villages where every man
knows every one Of his neighbora, the pol
ttics Of each, and who is and who is not en-
titled to vote, there is seeming fairness
in submitting such question to a vote.
But in city Of ono hundred and twenty
Thousand inhabitants, where there is no
lsw BY which an election Of this kind
would be regulated where the men who
II t+.fp $n3 =
, 1861-03-26

NEW EVENING PAPER.-Th
4 1&frst number of the Chicago DA11r Evvrva
s,, II IN e tssasd on te 18Th day of pf
nrst quality. All, Ia fiza viii BE- meoiam S
nd ca Ga the smallest q shs pesat Chgo
cen@ week and to mil sHbse1ibeFs at 500 year.
tns WeSk.y sdiioa IN he ,nt:led cmeAso
Day, Including otlcaI artcle@, foreci
neTs OF e Estk literery notices. aEri
snR1SEiners at toaysar It Is tae Intention ef ta
a1apt this paper IN especial manner to
eosdngly be fou1d T. eo.ta!u, without regard to *
s.sy 4haiiy and feature thas make it in
dsipsr. moocy @reles teegraphic dsr ,tches and
w1 moi b. surpsssed BY any iourlal Il tha ns. n
dsy Further information @ WIN BE- given II TIC Fro
dress Ag~ Mt q Telegraph Printing Company Roam,
King=b4r7 Blocx 1nihehYIt
, 1861-03-26

Tbs people Of the loyal States may pos
aibly submit quietly to the humiliation Of
an evacuation Of Fort Sumter. That, at
least, seems to be q military necessity. The
+ supply Of provisions is nearly exhausted,
and military authorities assert that neither
provisions nor reinforcements can be
thrown into 1t without the aid .ofa greater
fo1csahan is At the Presidents command.
But such is not true Of Fort Pickens. The
President has undoubtedly the f:rce at his
disposal to either strengthen the garrison
or to send in supplies whenever they are
needed. five may credit the New York
Hsrd1fs Washington correspondent the
commander Of the rebel forces has hnd the
audacity to notify Lieut. 6lemmer that no
more supplies can be landed at Fort Pick
ems, without permit from JEFF. Davis
There arc fonr war steamers lying
of tie Fort, and Lieut. Hlemmer'sy gns
command the approaches and bear upon
the harbor defences IN possession Of the
rebels. If provisions arc getting low IN
the Fort, the war steamers must land
thcm, and Il ths rebsls Fit upon taen1, then
all the United States guns 4n ndnearPen-
eacola harbor must be turned upon the
rebels. Unlike the. case of Fort Sumter,
there is no military necessity between the
President and Fort Pickena We at
taeh but little credit to the Hrasd's
6is7str1,es Thn;r nh{ecf ru7nubtodf., 80 u,
, 1861-03-26

@w wsea advertisement Of !:Hard Rubber Rieg'a
Tte.."a = ea7ed es'.ser twsntg ysss. standing
y ko0 E22y. -: " ~ E1i141m
, 1861-03-26

8RcoHD-HAnD FuKa1guRR Gilbert T. Samp-
son sell this morning. It g Lake street, large
Of splendid secondhand. fnrni-
trra = -; ~ = -
, 1861-03-26
THE CITY.
>wHIT IT MAJ coME 7o.--cas1tng up the
American fowl: Which meat Do Iou prefer,
p1ite or dark7. ~a..: - II

fYThe gentleman who borrowed the April
number Of the Nationas Quarterly from the
TRIBUNE editorial rooms, will confer a favor
by returning It immediately :. -:
, 1861-03-26

~ gopk = Me1.sn. - Dearborn street.; have
raaae y thar p1iea for claiming and dyeing gsnt's
Rasmeuts 1esa than any other house In the civ: !.
, 1861-03-26

,PoL1cx--Ths Police Commissioners were
in session yesterday, but, nothing has trans.
pIred as to thsir action, If indeed any was
agreed upou. Thera are several candidates
being pushed 70; the Offices Of Superintendent
and Captain, foF both Of which i, only the best
men should be chosen. :,
, 1861-03-26

Gas F1xrua1s.. The largest stock ever offered
IN Chicago iaat1eeelved and for aale HAP Ut tic
Old Stand At g Clark st. IL. Ii. Wi1n4R7H. !;
rnhaa AZ =,
, 1861-03-26

- .Fot An operation upon Jour teeth,, Of fof
rHEEo9 artificial work of any desirable ttTle. caI1
On DE: A1hangh, No. IS Vest Randolph 1t.
.fa368m ( .-:t Il. - =; ~. :, ~
, 1861-03-26

= TEE WEAruER..-Ye Yesterday was mi1der, and
at nlghtfau. gave indications Of a. thunder
storm, There WAS little rainfall, but the
lightning about the middle Of the evening vas
row vivid ,y. - .-
, 1861-03-26

WANTED-An energetic man
~ With rom $aro to IS o. Such nmao csn ,ea1Jza
e. montn procure perm business and haye
Mts Investment eecurcd. Addr-B a. 81 Tr,hnns
on1fs when and where an interview IA BE- had.
, 1861-03-26

e an shouad not fall to read The advertisement
of Prot Woodtn to:dsya paper. mh.1v
, 1861-03-26
G GALE OF THE WIGWAaT,

Tha tubsczther wtl sell at rubrc Auction.
On SATURDAY, Marcel 50th, 1881.
Al 70 o'clock r. at the WlgHal all tho ri1be t,:Ic
s1dlotsres1 tne Chicago Orphan Ass aud thc Homs
Of the Fnennless h1ve In and t. sai building unhr
N Agreement made By aud betw-rn t1c Tr1ststs Of
ne 6asrntt Biblical Institute md the Wtgwam Build
ln3 Committees Also tbs Interests Eiren by t1der Of
ComTon Council sna1e:t to piyEent Of 5Sdoiiass 10
tho Garrett biblical Iustitute m
Fer terms Of Ground Lease and sals* amply 10 D.
Luos or Peter Pigs. n1h+3cyst.iw
, 1861-03-26

w ANTED A Neat and -Tidv
German. English or Amer7 can Protestant cf,i
ba,E ~ !. SesEs ol take care of Gala one and
tan Hall. bringing 60. d reference. mbsees3 3st
, 1861-03-26

ITO RENT.-The large Store. No.
49, e Lake street adjoining lie Store Of Messrs.
EeH . Go, for one or I'VE year5- Terms fnads Known
oa appueaslon Af No. - Washington stree, sou b.
nrh2S- Ltmv1.6t ---A@A-AA 01A.
, 1861-03-26

ITO whom IT NAV CON
i CERN-Oae OF the hneet opportunities Is offered
to any one deslruua IT going tnt, Ine
.~r7:- 441R8CEHY BUSINESS
Aud wis lng pufcnas4 Tia entire st5cS and dxtufea
Of Al old a7dwe e.tzol!sned Grocery, aoInE 4 Que
business For infcrm3 tioa address Post Ot3ca Boz
1854, mhl6I1m-
, 1861-03-26

~ LEASE - Wharfng + OF on
~, 5anth Branch 70! feet By 1so feet deepto Fraop
~ t hae+ neLwsen Van Bnfen and Harrison streets
~; IL II - e. Apply to WM T. sAMPSON.
, 1861-03-26

RUs1NFsss NOTICE. per-
Fionr so .s assi59as n59 of buying po Old e;abshed
af VIE a. q caaEs Sishtng g sel bS sssne
slsntn: 70 stn h4s business calling hi East Tncr
u good trade connected with the etorn n,bss,s[
, 1861-03-26

:. PAss1on WEEx.-p!yile Pr zersice aud lectuie
this evening, and 4saS e7ening {, ,aexcept Sat
.nrday) this week, In St. Anagartus Church,
corner Indiana; and Franklin street, .nt~7 IL
, 1861-03-26

The President attended church to-day. His
health Ii better, and also that Of his family.
, 1861-03-26

ITO RENT-Stores Nos I30, and
and5 South Clark street. Kent low. -.s~."s1
, 1861-03-26

NOT1CE.-To rent 16r sell, beau
~ t1ful Summer Residence in tbs
80; OF EVANSTON, -7T*: >
&ear thu depot Ii tsas pace about eleven miles rom
Chicago This premises Il SnoEu a. tha Reuson House.
For paTticnlsss inaa1rs ot GEORGE HUN T00E: Esq,
ct th2t plACe- tnht8-e25G.1m
, 1861-03-26

TO:RENT-Store@ and Cel1ar No
aexhle on tho say- FiratFzte md for Commission
Aoass HOT faEessaon given immedtately Also, st.Ees
klnIs streets aud, alla Stores With Cellar5NoE e and
4s NORTH Elark strcek under Foster Hon5c Possea lion
given May nrst. Inquire ot GEJHtSE r. lO9 GER Or
u b HAArER. at Foster Ao1se, corner North Clark
and hiaxe stfeet. Inh1S1z15lm
, 1861-03-26

"TRgMPs". .RRApY.-nl-Trumps," novel,$
By Geo. ". Curtis, and the Eclectic Magazine
for April, have been received By John r.
Walsh, at his book and periodical depot, cor
ner Madison street and Custom House Place.
, 1861-03-26

|; Our readers will keep in mind the sale
Of piano .fortes, by Gilbert q Sampson, this
morning, as It is IN opportunity never before
offered In this city, for those who are In want
, 1861-03-26

PHRsosAh.-Mr: Tfuax,,: Of the MeGregor
Press, published ct McGrsgor, Iowa, the. com.
mercial point Of northern Iowa and southern
Minnesota, Ia in town; and viii. call upon our
business mon with q view Of calling their at-
tentlon to'the importance Of making IN effort
to secure the trade of that section Of the
Northwest The Ptess has always favored
Chicago interests; and thoso of our business
men who wish to extend their trade In that
section, Will find the Prev IN excellent medium
, 1861-03-26

TO RENF-Dwel'ing House No.
~ ~ Wabash aEenuo. Terms, $50 per npnn1n
=: RDSslTEf, Lake Forest. mu4lps;SfmSS ~
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19
IRAILR0lD HOTEL IT DES0T0,

Bes4 slafsur- eFrn. fir aHo ms eai -
r1uueat~sI y a. fle Hata and Vii fnru - co1Feg-
Anees = apy Pars of the sarrganaang ponniET-
San. q lfaI.
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19

Wagons aud Carfm-
AE NAGo@r -. AXIS naads - John Pre- =. %
~ finciurail Hh4ri. eqlal in ppila me- er.ml
nn1 vera mans 20 - fly niaif in tHa United ntas
Also orc far ~ foot t4aa AKe IlfuneF " lsHg 4 al
clluTa4te. for sale -
VIM MccrTcHEN A 90.
Asf.- y A7sH ~
GALI-tq 2 fafks caarrc ana Fine sala for raie af
- rseuced rri. 81.
WM. MecuTcHES %.
Dee II lfta 81
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19

10" 1T" .Tl7FT79nI y I7e
- CREST PLANTATION REMEDY
P1aufers ea1 ave hlndr~d - 1a5.-rs - ~ 8
ueed uf-an their argro@s and haraars
EFery laaisr shanid eaef supfy - hand
There b % lni-taie stout ,as .
ARCTIC LENIMFNT.e
BeinE tie most RELfaftLE Lfa.nsenr s-efare ne
plhAe- AetHli prie-- @1e- 6ss.. anl e.
az-sDaaieFr suFgaiea o. tne rsast srsl terms -
orasrs rssF-.sfeliy ssii .i-e1 fern tae t1rse.
~ BlRho~ "a lsoie Irapsfetar-
aacse-sor g. bragz a HarFoues3
Priacipai afles . Markst ssrsss.
sr LOUIS no
So Where order Hhpzld BE- aaarerse3 "a
FOR sac b. 6. z cAsTEELs P4uldzs, Mss a.
PropriefoTs Prices
espt 2. lsae soiT
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19
Steam MIL for Sale.

r OFFER FoR sALE NEW FORTY HORSE
4 poWER ENGINE slrd Circular SaK Nisl WitI
.-Iah sau 5s fret 81 Crrze. he1rT east iron hesi-
.i-s Is inch arrinz haif- Everything i~ corn ueas
.fs,47 ne Eaaiar ana Sas Nit ineiudiue a l3acsor
ne rarf51s haFe connection wsth ffHe -ine
srt i- ) il uEoFsI1ls over tte old style Of
fra-s-a- 15l-rsrs- asssehef 70 Fll= @nElEe-
IN rEalslfrg T. -Ezzra1fae 80 20 from eight
raire fllal-lrll ft % plank Ter day IN goae tiFa sf
hp-
Iznws-one half cash and the balance u 81 ard
me Tlg-rt7.= For flrzher Particular aidrssss
NM. 5 Hos ETNS.
ETar.-- 49, Fah- T. - F--sf
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19

D. ] uE WISE
General sgani fsr the rnlsed > ase. and Can.'aas
81 AlB - AeN York
r.1, Ga fsfn. fQ-lF
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19

EsTEEEED a UNIvERsABLY Used.
zzeeauss-ll fr.s.4uses tlse euul9uea efieris e 2
tetlf, aitefn.fTe aud stiuularYe usaa%
clDe
BeenuHs-lt parties TIE Blood a1d ezpris re
p4leauoRs rsru4 wtlaeh euEepAfra Al
uis-rls1t a1a erll rriFf dfse4sfs
8ecauae-lt fafa pawegtghy Hpsu tae aeffefiellg q
fts sir. suli ~ dned reruoFes ~ IN
uusffis
HeEmune-ff daas Ms re8uce the sFEtern BE- ID
TIesrsfae af--ftlAs reqfua ainz no 1eten
t1Un lfafu fasesuesr Firl-ure.
uecnuae-If ui = - taken % dHfeatf females Ate
cfIalren a. 81 aszasens aiia safety a1la
fHsneff.
Eeemmm@-fs never n se
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19
sOUrHERN HOUSE
Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVIcORATOR.

In Effective, Safe and Economical Compound,
soR RESTORING CRAY HAIR TO its original color
without dyeing, and preventing the hair rom turn
ing grsy-
FoR PREVENTING BALDNEss, and curing it,
wien there is the least particle Of vitality or reeu-
Peratve energy remaining
OR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF, and
ail cutaueotis affections Of the seal P
or BEAJfTiFYiNG THE HAIR. iHparting to it Ru
uueauahed gloss and hgillianey maslng u soft and
SILKY m its texture ana causing t 70 eur reanily
EfE great celebrity and the increasing demand ior
tiiiS nneQualed preparation convince the proprl-
Tor that trlal u only necessary e sAtsl5 as
ernne puplc Of its superior qualities over any other
nreparatiun at present in use IL eleanses the head
and scalp irota dandruh and other euaneous dseas-
Causes the hair to grow iuxurantly' and gives i
rich soft glossy and flexible app aranee, and also
where the hair is iaosenng ana tinhae y VII So
treuth and vgor 20 the roots and restore che growth
those parts which have become bald causing Il 70
sisld = fresh covering Of hair-
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen IN New
who have had their hair restored oy the use o.
ms Inv gora or when al other preparations haa
uled. L. n has in his possession letters inhum,r-
le test1ing 70 the above tses rom persons Q! NE
i1hest peclablhty ii vii eictl.ay prevent tns
from q sing gray until the latest period of lie
.ud IN cases where the hair has alreads etsngsd Z
-ooT the use OF the tnAigsfAlI WI - eIl5ali'y
s--are its ginal hue, glFlng y dark glossy
ppearsnre- A. perfume for tire toilet ana = ftaT
kestorafyet tt D. particularly
fTsgFance; and tie ereat iaeilities # II
or~ IN dressing ne hls, ~neh 81 - wnn nlei-t WI y U
She Inv gora-or -n p dressed ~ any fequireo Iortn
- - 10 preserve its place whether PLAIN ct 10 cuTs
euce ole great demand for It by the iaes 3s -tan-
r5 toilet .rtcle shioh ought % be without, a.
-fe rrics places IL within tfs reach Z al being
Only TvTemty-ttRe Gents
ar bottle bad Al all pecianle druggists and
runners
L MILLER would cail the attention q Parents and
Guardians 70 she nee af hi- lnFgaF'stor- n ea-es
.Issfe. fhe chiidrens Hasr lncues 20 he weak The
-a II &c isy- .e f'un nlaou far a good head o. hsir
t removes ans impurities tiAt may have fcoile
ora esete.i uIth the scalp. the removal Of ahlch j.
ces-ary Cor The health Of the child and the fulure
.ip pean-t 81 its HAIR
C.rs1os-Noue genuine without the fac simile
TOf f@ MfH.IaEk beng the outer Erapper- also
frfuer ffrfr T1r7srrfar y y hssssgff 50 -te isla-
I tla5a.Hr- ana rs EEH
.r5nc-pal Merchants and Druggists throagnnut the
Z world
liberal di=rlrnr e. purchaser ~ the qusntlfF-
sss desire % present 20 the American Public nj
NeU and Improved lnstsnIaneuns
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19
SrArIoxARY sTEAm ENeIsEs

-
ALL SIZES, PROM 70 1g DIAMETER OF CT LIN
DER
POTABLE STEAM ENGINES. from IL 30 30
DRAiSiNG WHEELS. from L feet 70 . fees di
DEAiSfSs PUMPS from eto y inches in iisme-
Les LeaFi.t-- Patent CIRCTrI4sR Saw MILLS
: ~. 's- Fqu ana Frs.alan 1-fl1a4rs ra-1 A1z-1-s
8 ~ i'a1e- ana -searas Ha-ent Ee1eatile Aear
Pge aud Pace 0htidz CIR UI-AR saw MILLS
u2if.e tlfculsr Saw tFllis. With Top -sE--
otfalHs srna Frame tNfN and FLOUR MILLS
i',-s ]. y. = .as-fas ffafu-i
NV tt-l-r tlfITDN SCREWS ol r - 2 aud u
Hl-4- = 1zAE1ater - y tat iolg- a1d geaEea ioE
sl-ileT .ssT=a ~ 4..sar5 r-ra-
es.AEIiNi CeCPLfNsS PuLLIEs, SIA&Ls
Z .-etr-e - ans itaE-s +l a.. slzeE
loCBLE FLI-E BoiI-EEs, = iaches Is diarnessr-
a-is- - Il esA fee+ tguE
~. I i-Ah SANls a. - = inches diameter
Y. AytA l-1si5 iAfa- tls Far1u1H sizes.
LfDlA II BIER MS ~ al slles-
AZ A-~orz1nasf al s5z- - ataoFe articles gen
eFaait = -fqre- 9slF lreT tire shortest
9ce AEa ioT sia On te uosz asvorahae and a.
sne AaFe-t p1ieez
--- -9tie. e 2uty E-lz-slree1-
- a,lli1. ll1a1z1lss of pT-ces vi b seaf % azE
e p. eUNAS.
-dGrarfer slsea. = lE-l-l laans-
Asla-o-iaaas. zs.y =. Isf3. ely
The eastern clarion., 1861-04-19
iature Likenesses of Persons or China,


No. 7sI Broadway, New York,
having secured tl,sir novel and ingenious invention
"a 10 execute ali ldtrs 1or
Miniature Likenesses Of Persons or China,
prasentinz al thc attractive ami advan aleous te=
Ire- @. ordinary photographs the hFtttney and nm
e oi Na.sf elnl @ .l''I ii - ,, ~
saahla as the uailri p ofeFtes q tne articles apoi
a. t6e patented process Of tho Company enahles
the reproduction uf Photographs not only on plan
.ariaces bai upon such ~ are round of 81 any G.
.ret uf irrcEtilaritg gpnrsraf-a cau Dr. reprouueso
.ith fute-s Accuracy, and deleay of dsliu. alton
ipou Ecelain wares g. any de5er pioa snd q men
". such
Urns. vases, breakfast Cups. Toilet Ar
tlCles. &C.
thereby securing ntniai permits and furnishing q
Il, 6rsf 10 irn,sh facilities for she zrauhcadon Of
tr6ns II ti,c ZINE Art. des rou- ~ having Portrait
,a f'eucetisu the COMPANY have imported from Eu
fastare 10 their osn 6rder, Fhieh they sell at eos
nj rigid. AMI e,n-s sdliy the only person. author
i-ad ~ u-e thc ploc5~ they hAve detafmined in or
ler q afford people g esery section Of tne Union Al
Portraits on China,
10 make the follow nr proposition 70 residents in IN
country who nn g g visit personally the AtelieF
Pes0n- sending phosorraph, aubrotype. or de-
.-arrreotype % tle oiHee OF Tie Company n New
YORK, aecomE panied bE
Five Dollars.
g receive in retsrn by express free Of other eharss
Ariehly ornamented Breakfast Cup and sau-
Ger. with the portrait transferred thereon
By 5rausruittine a dseuefreo-ype and
Ten Dollars.
-hsv viii receive in like manner,
4 hanasoue French Vase or Toilet Article
stb 1ie rsrtrsi, rsprlueed hy th- 1ateused Proces
S. seudlng "a Ps.r oi elsezerFeg5s fes sad
Finoon Dollars,
thev uill receive u rsturn
A Palr OF rich ssvres vases,
as-s ne ar-rts executed eHsl - rsiristire pam
atz.ri tr sr rl4naer E1l.r4l-7 s1l 1- 2. fEoqlc''
- arueel SD wares or
vases OF every quaiity Of finish.
ar -.nz 'n r-5.c fran
twenty 20 One Hundred Dollars the pair
RE rs-araiar % writing tire adaress- town
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