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y
ot IN Stammered very badly
They were not acquainted with each
other.
Bob F., the young man allu-
ded to, was quite sensitive and to
think that any one was making fun
ofhis defects, frequently flew into a
passion. 1t was Stephens fortune to
meet both of them at a party, and he
soon determined Oh a joke.
"Miss She" said he, approaching
his lady friend, "may l have the pleas
pre ofintroducing one my acquain-
ances, a worthy young gentleman =
"Cer-cer- r-ccr-certainly, sir"
Away be started for Bob F.
Bob, old fellow, here is nice girl
want to introduce you to. Come
on"
"Does she taw-taw.. talk ~ asked
Bob.
"Yes--like blazes."
So off they started, and soon ap-
preached the seat Of the lady, Steph-
en- introduced them, and Immediately
drew to one side, that he might see
how they would manage each other,
when his ears were greeted with the
following conversation
"How are you enjoy,joyjoy joy
ing yourself th-th-this e-e-e-ovening,
marin =
"Th-th-hank you, pleasantly; but
il is ra-a -ther warm"
Bob's brow contracted but he res
trained his feelings, and continued.
"Pr-prpr-presume your are acq-q-
quanted with m-nhmost ofthose pr-pr-
present ?"
"Ye-ye-ye-yes, sir, with all, l be-be-
be-believe," she said, at the same
time smiling.
But that smile ruined her forever in
Bob's estimation, for hastily rising,
he exclaimed
"By th-th-th-thunder madam, if
that is the WV way you make fun of
u fellows in fr-fr-fr-mities, you may
go to gr-gras.D
Tortugas, to which point the mutt
neers of several regiments have been
sent, to work out the period of their
enlistment, is n bleak and barren sand
key in the Gulf OF Mexico, obout one
hundred miles southwest from Cape
Sable. 1t is cheerless and uncomfor-
table, desolated by simoons and peo-
pied by venomous Enthusiastically |
one of the most uncomfortable points
to which the government is obliged to
send its sub )rdnates. The mutinecrs
banished to Tortugas do not 90 as SOL
diers, but as unarmed laborers, and
will be compelled to work upon forti.
fications, much as penitentiary con-
victs do in quarries and sand-banks.
They may be restored to their regi-
ments by good conduct, and most of
them propably will be before long.
asa. God loves to smile most upon
his people when the world frowns
most When the world puts its iron
chain upon their legs, then God puts
his Golden chains about their necks
when the world puts bitter cup into
their hands, then God drops some of
his goodness and sweetness into it.
When the world is ready to stone
them, then God gives the white stone
and when the world is tearing their
good names, then he gives them a
new name, and none knows bat he
he that has it-a name, that is better
than that Of sons and daughters.
pGx~lVo hnro Co., =, 4 o,. ,lo J;Aro,,l
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disease. cold settles somewhere In the Lody ..e ~
structs its natural functions. These IL nof ,.I a
react upon themselves and the surrounding or,a
dnciDg general aggrayation suffering, ma A., y
While In this condition, oppressed by the deran.s's
cake Ayers Pills, and see how directly they rss,o.
natural astion Of tho system, aud with Il ,be S"'.M
feeling Of health again. What is true and so appSss
this trivial and common complaint Is also true ~
Of the deep seated and dangerous distempers m,
purgative effect expels them. Caused by similar o.s @
tons and arrangements Of the natural functions Il N
body they are rapidly, and many Of them surs, ,.s ~
by the same None who know the virtues u
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering Nv
the disorders they cure. "~
Statements from leading physieiMs In SOMA \, :.
principal cities, and from other well known puLs Y. ~
sons. ~
From Forwarding Merchant ef S. Lo,tis RL 4 Ina
DR. AHR: Your Pills ore the paragon Of ali A..
groat In medicine. They have cured my little DANA
OF ulcerous sores upon her hands aud feet that bad
incurabe for years Her mother has been long r,s,
ously afflicted with blotches and pimpes on Ter KIN wv ''
In her hair After our child was cured, she also n,
your Pills aud thsy lave cured her.
AGA Mopon,,.
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Fees for admission, Entry Fees, DC.
Single admission, lj cts.
Children under Il years, = 10
Tickets for a single day, % &"
Single ticket during Fair so
Tickets for family, to admit
lady and gentleman and 3
children under Is years, 81 90
For trotting premiums, each
horse, 3 90
For pleasure, so
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02

nR. NJ. WOODS, having changed his loca
- tion from Curwcnsvis Cearheld, res.
pectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens Of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposite Il at of
j. Grams, Esq. my $50.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-10-02
Bilious Dis orders - Liver ComuiaIut,

From DR.. Theodore Bell, ef N,~ Tork City,
Not only your Pills admirably adapted 10 hr;s ,us
pose as an aperent but find their beDehei trerr us
the Liver very marked indeed They havs ia nv Ii,s
tice proved elIectual for the cure q hliAa a.
piairls than any one remedy can mention. sincsn,
rejoice that We have at length purgatiie rgh M
thy the confidence Of the profession aud the prAis
DEPARTMENT or Tnr ISTrn:os. ,
Washington, ID. C., fth Feb, lst
SIR: have used your Pills in my general aud ls, Al
practice ever since yen made them, and cannot hes,b
say they the best cathartc we eaiploy Their r
lating action the liver Is quick and decided o's
quontly they admirable remedy for deranrru,.
cf that organ, Indeed, have seldom found a "a.
biios disease obstinate that It did not readily NM
thcm. Iraternally yours, AI.gNzO BALL, Ml.
Ihysicldii Of Ms Marine L,nfl
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C. KRATZER & SON.

MERCHANTS, and dealers in Boards and
Shingles Grain and Produce. FRONT Street
above the Academy Clearfeld Pa,
June 18th, 81.
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ID OBERT ]. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HI Clear6eld, Pa. Office in Shsw's Row, op-
osits the Journal office.
dec. !, 1851.
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Glass No. 8.-HorseS o;oned IN County. Cit'
Gems Purse. Best 2 in 3, on time
Best trotting horse, or mare, under saddle,
Youun on he Horse.
Best trotting horse, or mare, in single har-
ness, rouaH on The Horse
Best troting pair of horses, or mares, in
harness, fouaH on the Horse.
Best pacing horse, or mare, do do
Best walking horse, or mare, do dc
CLASS No. 0.-,Heep and Wool.
Best Eve, any breed, do do do 90
Best Sheep fattenod for mutton, 90
Best Lambs, 90
Best Fleece of wool, 90
Best Specimen Of wool, Diploma
Class No. l0.--.Sioirc, open to all.
Best Boar, any breed,
Ioung Farmers Manuel, and S. 90
Best Breeding SOW, any breed,
Farmer aud Gardener, and 2 90
Best Hog, Farmer and Gardener, and 90
Best Pig under months old. 90
Glass No. il.-Poulry
Best Coop Spring Chickens, not less than 6: 90
Heaviest Turkey, 90
Best display of Chickens, 90
Class No. Plowing.
Owner of toam and plow who
plcws green sward tho best,
Young Farmers Manuel, and 90
Owner of team and plow who pows stubble
the best, ALien's Farm Book, and 90
CLASS No. l3.-Wovs, Rollers and Drills,
Uarows and Cultivato,S.
Best plow for stubble or sward, 90
Best sub soil pillow, Barry's Fr"it Gorden, & 90
Best Side-liil pillow, 90
Best Cultiyator, 90
Best Clod -Crushcr and Roller combined, 90
Best Grain Drill, AUm's Farm Book, d | 90
Best Horse Rake, 81 % Best Reaper and
Best Corn SholIcr. 90 Mower, 90
Best ThrcShing ma Bost Corn planter 90
chine, 3 90 Best Tanning Mill 2 90
Best Hay Pitching Machine, 90
Best Ok Yoke and Bows, 90
Best Stalk Straw Guitar, p 90
Best Horse Power for General Purposes, . 90
Best Original Invention of Agricultural
Implement. 90
ALI articles enumerated in this class not made
in the county, but produced upon exhibition, if
worthy Of it, will be awarded Diploma,
Glass No. Miscellaneous Farming In.
p!cmentS.
Best Bee Hive, : 90 Best Stump Fuller 90
Best Potato Digger so Best Grain Cradle, GO
Best Hand -rakes 90
Best lot of Gardening tools, 90
Best set Farming utensils, owned by Farmers 90
CLASS No. l5.- Wheat; BarLy, Corn, de-
Best Acre ofwinter wheat, Farm. d card. tS3 90
Best Acre of Spring wheat,
American Ayrieal'wist gear and 90
Best Field of wheat, 1 to 10 acres,
America Ayricaiiarin | year, and 90
Best Acre of Corn. AmH 4y. gear, and 90
Best Field of Barley, not less than 3 acres
american igricu,iuri1 gear, and 90
Best Acre of Oats. Amin "a. ] Vcur md 90
Best Acre of Rye, Amin Ay. gear and 90
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JAS. II. LARRINER. I. TssT
ARRlMER ~ TEST, Attorneys ut Law
L Clearfeld, Pa, will attend promptly to Col
tAiohs, Laid Agencies, &C., &C., in Clearfeld
Centre and Elk couhtics. July 3O.--y
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Second Annual + sir
OF THE
CLEARFIELD COUNTY
A G RIG U IT L RAJ SOCIETY.

on Tuesday, Wednesday, WwSda,
and Friddy, the 10Th, 10th, 17h ana
18Th days Of October, A. d., 1861.
ELLIS IRWIN, President.
ID. F. ETzwEILER, Secretary.
LEVI f. IRWIN, Cor. Secretary.
JAMES WRIGLEY, Treasurer.
JoRN F. WEAVER, Librarian.
Gen a. NJ. HILLS, Marshal.
WM Ten EYCK, Chief of Police.
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Listen the Voice of Truth and Reason and Profit by it.


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THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED
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Terms of Advertising.

Advertisements are inserted in the Republican
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z This Post Office will do for Chest township
I Will answer for Ferguson township.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
2J. STEWART DEPUY. =
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established hv special En-
dorsement. for the relief of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with vIrulenI and epidemic Diseases and es.
pecIaly for the Cure Of Diseases Othe exual Organs
Medical Aj"Ice gwen gratis. by the Acting Sur.
geJn to all who apply by letter with descrntIon Of
ther condition. (age, occupation habits of life &c
ana IN coses OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
ireee Of charge.
N"'nable Reports on SpermatorrhUa, and other Dis
eases of the Sexual Organs and on the new Remedies
employed III The DIspeEsary, sent th afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes Tree of charge Two or three
stamps tor postage will he acceptable.
Address DIR. J. Sklin Huuehi0n Acting Surpeon
Howard Association, No South Ninth Street Phila.
delphia, Pa BY order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. liEARFWELL, President
"Eo' FAIhChILD, Secreinry. dec29.ly
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests all his custo
mers ho have not yet settled their accounts To come
forward NJ once and pay up as he is row out OF bus
ness and is determined to collect 10 all that is owing
To him IN the shortest lime possible lie would also
say To those whose Judgment NOI0s and other obigs-
lions Tint are now due and coming due, mol prompt
ly Paid will ne executed.
He will be found at all times during the day at hr
w +. Spruance's store, the same store occupied BY
himself last year. J. {. JONES. :
P.S He also has left on hand some Boots ShssE
Hats, Caps and Dress Goods v WhIeh will be sod sheaB
or they must be csosed out, as hese b no geses&
ssoPtIuent. npM
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
Vests Improved Pump

Double Acting, Anti Freezing, LiCting amt
Forcing.
The most Simple, Durable and Pow ertnl and the
Cheapest IN use or Houses Farms Deep Wells sims
FaCtOnPs and Mines.
This Pump took the Highest Premium at the L. s
Fan, III Richmond, Va, in 1853
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold bv
SAMUEL MACFERREN
Also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing
Iron Bedsteaus, &c.
627 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Vests Pumps having been sold for over E,ur wears
and given universal satisfaction the Public are sais
he'd that they are what they claim 10 be- the BEST
rOMf IN USE We are now prepared TO pnt up
Pumps and warrant them To work Salisiact0rIlv gbp
have no stufiing box and hence they cause no fcIo9
that VIII require waste Of power. Our ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in case of
elevation andIl washing windows, carriages, &c.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
discovered ut Last :
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR
PAIN.
Prof ChaS. De Grafh's
ELECTRIC OIL.

Thus on Is The only sure remedy in the world fs-
The Cure Of rheumatism, Deafness, GUuI, NeuraleIa
lumh1go, SCIatca. Spinal ard Brunchia! complairts
Tie DoioreuX, ileadache, Cramps, Group PIi,s Esl.
onS. Spralhs and Bruises, GUS and Wounds SweIled
Glakds Still loiuis, SCroiila, Ervsipslas Sore Nm
Piles, Swelied Breast, Womb Disorders, Sail Rheum
Canker in The mouth and stomach Palpllsllon
ErnpuOns. Caked Breast, QuInsey Sore Throat Palsy
Peursy, Ulcers, Lock Jaw Heart Burn Tooth and
Ear-ache, Nervousness. COsIveness. Burns Sore
Gums OF teethlng infants. lIemOTrhage Ahcess SljH
Necks Broken Breast Chilhlans letter Shinslea
Frosted Rect Fever and Ague, Chapped hands. or
any Diseases mat are sore or painful, The only ai
Gle ever brought before The public that will do It's
work perfectly IN hOm three 10 twenty mlnues-hss
been used 10y thousands and pronounced TO be the
best remedy ever discovered
The OIl acts on the system with elecrricity-iss Of
pure vegetable preparation. Not he slightest danger
of applying out Hardly inwardIv II at once gives
PcrmaI ent cuTe-In most cases from ten to twenty
minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe have discovered
that all organic arrangement OF The animal system
the effect u an ohslTuCuCn OF the physco- errc fluid
m the organ diseased. skilful application OF this
OH puts immediate motion To the fluid, and The
cure Is atance accomplished No bleedInp,-Ao NOm
ltIug. purgng or hlIsIeung Is resorted to-
REMARKABLE CURES
SlOo VIII he gwen II any Of the following persona
cannot he found
500 II they not of the highest resnertabIIy in
the city ui Philadelphia and vicinity
RhcuDdtiSm-t. DTFFY. Esq.,csFner of Locust and
Twelfth ST, Philadelphia.
Internationally. BLANCHARD, 206 Eleventh street,
Philadel phla.
RheunGiism-JoHN CLINTON. 79 N, Ninth ST PhiA,
10 David Slreiich. No. Ll burnsL q"
SPrGi"d Wr'St-W. Funklm. % S Eighth ST. -
FeIon-W. kncade. 81 Eighth 81,
SPTdiHed Wr'St-Jthn PIble. 400 Arch
G0Ut-James Logan, GeorgeM "
Neurdlgid-Dr Wood. Woods Museum.
Igtammatory Gout-G. w. Humphrey. Fith and
DIckenson streets. Phadelphia
Rheuniahsn-Mrs Sarah Sutton, 332 South Eighth
street. Philadelphia
RheumauSm-S StetsOn Filbert ST. all Eighth Phl4
SpraIhcd Ankle, also Enlargement Of EI5clr JOnf=-
JomN DRAPER, 397 Markets. Pnce. % cents. % cts,
and per hottie. Try everything else give this ons
SIMPLE trial. For sale by dealers and drug sess everys
where JanSl ly
For sale by WIN. Temple, Agent. Smyrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
DR.. J. E. CLAWSON.

Having located in Smyrna, respectfully offers
his professional service, in all its branches. to
the community.
OF OFFICE and Residence, on Main street
opposite the Upper Hotel.''
Aug. 90, 1857,
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
rOrt DcpOst
Planning Mill & ash Factory

We invite the attention Ofa persons IN tc civ or
country, who contemplate the erection OF DwelhHgs
Barns. &c, TO our extensive stock OF Building Maize
rlals, IN the rough and prepared for use ; namely:
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, (Circular d. PiaInA
BLINDs-N ENITIAN AND PIvoT,
PANEL SHuTTERs
SAsHEs, (Glassed and not Gassed1
WOOD AIoULDINGs,
HOT-BED SASH,
BRACKETS,
WOODEN MANTELs
NEwEL PoSTs, (Furned)
BAILAsTERs, tTurned)
BARN VESTILArSRS,
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS
HAND RAILING,
CHURCH PEwS. WoOD TUBE FOR CHA1S PgMP
Also-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORwAY PINE, YELLOW PINE Ann
ItEMLOCK, (wel seasoned)
Particular attention given to the shipment
OF materials TO all points, with dispatch. by
railroads and steamboats,.
OFAll of the above we Offer as low al the
lowest, for the cash. or approved pa per.
All orders by mail or otherwise, attended TO
with promPtness, by holland g. CO,
noVo Port Deposit, Md.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
Steam Dyping and Scouting Es-
tabliShsnent.

MRS. T.. w SMITH,
No. %. ~ Fifth St, bet Market and Arch. PA11.nr,
PIIIA.
piECE Goods ofevery description dyed to any CO.
lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel of every descrIp.
i0n. dyed in the fashionable and petmanent rn
I1rs and finished in superior style. Merino. Cash
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers
Carpets Rugs ETC.. Secured. Pongee and SILK Dresses
re dyed all cnlnrs and warranted equal TO new,
N.B-GenIlemen's Clothes Cleaned or Dved on
reasonable terms. - va
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
Philadelphia Terra-Cotta

GFFICE AND wAREROoMS. 1910 cHEsTNUTSt
Ornamental Chimney Tops
Garden Vases and Siatuary,
Encaustic Flooring Tile,
Architectural Ornaments,
Venilallng ahd Smoking Flnes,
Ridge Tile and SanIlOry Ware,
Sieam-presseJ Dram Pipe,
Water Pipe, warranted To stand pressure,
Cheap and durable.
The Trade supplied on liberal terms. Illustrated
Catalogues sent by mail on application ny letter
aPll I'm ). A. IARRI son. 1910 Cheslnut st.
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
Important, if True !
AND EVERY WORD is TRUE.


For upwards Ofthree years past, have been enga.
ged IN business which has yielded me al the rate of
$4,000 per annum but being deSrous of going 10 Eu.
rope IN the course OF few months Tor the purpose of
there introducing the business am willing to teach
Tito any one who will send me 81. The business is
no humbng. but of highly useful and general char
acteT adapted to the of both cities and villages
and one that any person of ordinary capacity Young
or Old male ar female, can acquire with few hours
practice. and by which they secure very hand.
some income. Several young ladies " hO have re
cclved instructions from lie. both in New York Stlle
and pennsylvania, are earning upwards Of $50 per
week by IT, and there why any one else
cannot do the same. lnvalids. even. can do we'll by
1t, as 1t IS no peddlng affair, but business that
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies orlei.
sure, who would like to learn the business for their
own amusement or pleasure, will find the practice
It pleasant pastiIne, and they will take greai
interest In II. On receipt ofSl, will send printed
instructions by Which any person readily acquire
the ART and these instructions will also contain eyerv
particular relniive 10 carrying it OIL, that it will be
highly profitable. The purchaser off the "prInted in.
structOns Will be authorized 10 teach it 10 others
and have sometimes received as high as 5000 for
teaching II personally 10 single individual wOuld
stale further that 81 80 50 will buy every thing thai
necessary TO commence the businss with and The
arIc IS can be got almost any where in city or coun
try, or if preferred, can furnish them. Address
3-3m Ne 30 Liberty ST. New York
Smyrna times., 1861-11-14
Best Sewing Machines
IN THE WORLD FOR ETHER FAMILY OR N,<Ir,,.r,.p
ING PURPOSE
ANA all We ask IS far lrI1I Read the following:
IMPORTANT FlCTN

FACT No This Company being dnlv licensed
'htlr Machines are protected agansI lnlnugelncnls
or litigation.
FACT No 2.-These Machines make the lock .s,;,b
-Glke on both sides-and use n lIlle less th,r LoI
as much hread or silk the chain or loop sl: c ma
chimes. " '"
fACi NO 5-.hese machines better adapted
Uhh any other sewing machines in market 10 Ibe fro
quent changes and almost endless variety of sew,ro
required IA shmlly. They will sew from nue n
|" ehly thcknessrs of Marsrilles without slnprin,
aud make eEery sltoh perfect They VIII cyei, spi,
from Tue Hhest gauLe 10 the heaviest ul4 and
stout hard leather, wIihn changing the fred ,,pdr,
or chNioii OF akIne any adjustment mac h!nc hal
ever. Is u'I SIrh machine best adapted 10 family
use and It HESr adar''d ior family use why mol Tor
every variety Of ieht sewing mannilct.re1 tor
work too Eravt for our Fumiiv Machine Ue rer,,,.
mend our larger sizes.
FACI NJ. i.-FhcSe machiRes make the most elas
NC seam "i any sewing N tclIG III uspa tacI ni ,cr,
great Hn"'tI"c IN sewing elastic goods or goods #
ani knd ,un hiqs.
FACT No 5-No Machine : more dural le or sim.
pc IN us construction. or NOR. easily understand -
me rrPrian'E ui these machIue, Whgrev,rLSe, Am
'niIy d' m 'HsiTiie ca OF The above FACTS
AtT No. 6.-Ihesc hacnue. took HE Uipbost
fft h'I"m AT me / fanEhH institute. Ph adc.PhlA
AT No. Thee Machines took the Highest
Premium nj The New Jersey Stale Far
FACT No. S.-ihese Machines look lh. br,bc.t
medal at the American Institute in the Ctlv oi New,
YORK t"ge'h' "lthlhe highest premium lur inc SEN
ing MAJ rhIUe work.
FACT No. 9--Fhese Machines iook Tho bipi,,,
premiums at the Mechanics taIr Tue, Y
FACI No. 10 hese machines can 30 the SAME
thug generally whcnev properly eNhrir-,i n, com
Peutoh with other FIRST class sew & machines But
We nave space Tor only FACT mUro- IS The most
important Fact Ofall.
FACl N". live warrant every machine we sell
give RErFtK satisfaction than any oihCr ST wing ma
CHINE IN market, Or money refunded
(Send Tor Circular Agents wanted Address
FlNkLE " LYON SEWING MACmlNrCo,
"Ii' ~ No. 5jS Broadway, New York.
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II. NEW WELLS
L Photographic h Gallery
No. r. AkCH STREET.

No. 72i ARCH STREET,
PHILAHELPUiA
,,. I .'' PeS' ana most c.Infetc aereI in The
~. D, 49," - ""ef" NE best Piriures knownR
t"e Ih"t"EraFhC art, are taken M n,,c..
no higher than are paId for mlsersbis
,r CarlrutUrcs
ne iIofHel"r' pracIical pho,ogra ther. srt,nI,
e,s"'itiIy, every Sii'lng-and allows pciur, /.
naone,,'! ui"rSS II gives perfect ,alisiaclUn
pde"eTt"'l pcs aud Amhroiv, rs of als.,,, =, -
't'acd irIehus, Photographed To any r.ou,,.d -, y
best rlIsts. t :" N4'' " IAs
- '"'H Hdi @rE pictures can he taken in any ws,,.
"I-hS "tIit' IA cloudy days aS y hen itr ~ 49,,
Persons Visillna he ci,v are res. e,iI ~ ,,.n'.;
IotAHihIhc oar pa c,nicS, WhI,h tor .r,,. ana o.i
y dciy Cniuicii.. oil f anu 4ua'i'
~ Instructions given III Ihe arr Of Pbooo,s,kv
X. NEWELL,
GALLLRi - AR
124 Arch SrGcci Phiiad.I,s,
COMMEADAIlC.%
FROM Hon LEWIS d. CMrurIl. N. G OH.
~! I"'n'IF ana friends AL concur m The op,nisn
u'a' InG INe"rP Picture ls more lIfs llke l.sn any
thihg they ever saw Nv likeness has be,n r.r..i
edIy taken by d.iiereni Artist, IA vor,ous va,s bn,
nave never yel had one Winch IEr>es St rr,e 10 p,
Is tins "
Prom Hon. +. JOY MORRIS, late Miuj,lerisItsIv
me exquisite iIniSh hrautv am sriInrss Of tovr
portraits, coulpmed uh their duraiIv Of cofor ,rd
'd''HlG'heNS as lkene>>es, cannot iai. to command
,.e"l 10 .he attention and patronage Of all who ap-
precIatI true art.
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Having occasion fnr portaIt / rrncnrrJ ono irom
Mr. Robert Newell, Of The cIIy of pbrladeIrb,s p,
mihiaure IA OF CoorN, under lie new truce.s dis.
covered ny hlm, and take great pleasure IN exrrc.,uR
me satisfaction gwen me not only hv lhe accuracy
OF The likeness hut ITS artistic fnlsh m a rc.nccI.
and recommend hm 10 the patronage of tbnse dspo,,5
. encourage tue beautiful art
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