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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-01

GurRNsEY's BALM is one of the best remedies
for Headache we have ever known. Nd
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5 U- All should read Prof. Woods advertise
ment 10 another column. ttess iaf
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WEDNESDAY EVENING" MAY ]. loO..

Twe observe from our Dos'oa ~. 81,
= - :, ,hs General theme Of .he palpis IN that cry
'n', y ~ 'a' ssr and ,aahy of the Ministers q
> go -. .ra Preach u IF Righteousness assert
that /" war is ApLEssISc " Tnis 's rasns' " !
a.w ' doo,riue for the Boston 1pplplsa and y y
a,,.nga contrast with the prevailing sentlmen, J
- = Ina Msss.acausettsin the war Of lsl2, when y
WAS held there, that w Yfs upos.y'.' tp J; 4
moral NOR ana religious people tSFajoos At our vac
tories " over the British. All the pulpn osasO.' =
II Boston, orselssyhere, who preach .nis uOS I,
-. ou.bs' n ~ nbsadon ihe pulpit and take y
the musket Let the churcnes DC snu' "
he war i oysaEda0d dL a.
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watching the proud but perishing old leviathan,
AZ this sign Of her manhood was about to come
down At precisely 9116 O'Clock, BY my watch;
the tall tree that stood In her centre .ottereu
and fell, and crashed deep into her burning
sides, whilst a storm OF sparks flooded the sky'
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For all THROAT and

For all THROAT and
LUNG COMPLAINTS,
Including WHOOPING
H, and every
Complaint the fOrerun
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CONSUMPTION.
I The Great NEURAL.
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plants.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
ADJOURNED SESSION.
81. 1a rsi9
IN SENATE ". baa
ar q TUESDAY, April.3O, 1861
AFTERNOON SESSION,


Another committee Of conference was asked
for on H. b. 3O5-To prevent the circulation OF
depreciated bank paper, and it was granted, and
Messrs. Schleich and Jones were appointed.
The President appointed Messfs. Moore, Key
and Potwin the committee under the Joint reso-
luton to confer with the Governor respecting
subsistence Of troops in various parts of the
State.
Mr., STANLEY moved to adjourn. Lost. !
Mr.. WHITE offered q joint resolution. that
the General Assembly adjourn on Monday, the
"A A n motion by Mr.. PERRiLL to lay it on the
table was lost. 9Hf pa ~
Mr.. KEY moved to refer the resolution to
select committee of three. Lost--yeas ~, nays
IA. ay ~ .
Some thought it prudent and some impruden'
to adjourn on the day mentioned. 5The resolu-
ton to adjourn next Monday was agreed to-
yeas 20, nays 5-Messrs Breck, Key, Perrill
On motion Of Mr.. PERRILL, the Senate ad
journed - .nia 9'a
L
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NElM MANHOOD.
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MENT AND RADICAL CURE OF BSPERMATORRHHA
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voluntary Emissions and ImPotency, resulting from
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22
The southern Planters, Convention.

From the Yicksburg Sunl
We publish in this mornings issue the report
of the Hon. Thomas J. Hudson, president of the
Southern Planters convention, and cordially IN
yite an attentive perusal Of the same. 1t is a
subject which especially interests every true
s0utherner at the present time. The ability with
which il is written; the sound and progressive
policy set forth IN this report merits the attention
Of our people.
Col Hudson has done more than any other
man IN the State Of Mississippi to encourage and
stimulate the Southern States to a powerful,
united, progressive and independent policy.
The first and last time we saw him he was
deyoting his time. talent and widespread inilu-
ence. tor the benefit and profit Of his country.
When we first saw him It was in the autumn
Of 1855. mounted on q rude platform, on the
fair grounds, at Jackson, delivering one Of the
most eloquent powerful, argumentative and
practical. agricultural speeches we have ever
listened 10.
On that dav ne urgently appealed 70 Aississp
MANS 10 turn their attention more 20 the cultuT Te
Of fruit and grain, 20 raising meat and breeding
stock In no less l5rCibie terms he advocated
fLa r-est Importance Of establishing maEuiact1-
ries Of every description in our State ne told
his attentive audience that Mississippi possessed
IS GOOD and fertile lands a. were ever made iu
six days.
That MIssissippians amply possessed the tals4t
ability and ingenuity 20 manufacture any article
from q .room-sticlI to a steam engine, # they
would but turn their attention 10 mechanism and
rnsuuiacture, which he feryeDtly and solemnly
assured them was their first duty and step td
render Us independent Of northern manuiact5
res. He called eur people to arouse them
selves from their seeming lethargy, concentrate
their efforts and freely appropriate means tC
stimulate improvements, diversity industry and
Jevelop the ample resources Of our country. Col
Hudson has proved his faith by his works Fol
several wears he has been the efficient and faith
.nl presideut Of the State agT1cultaral bureau
sDe1dipg much of his time, and freely Of b
means in the prosecution Of all agriculture! en-
-ernrises. lie has been prudent, economic aul
vatehfnl in the performance OF his yaned am
responsible duties. The interests Of the State 7
,roI,Id appesr are his interests. lie Is lndeet
one Of our most faithful public officers, an oTlgl
nal. profound thinker, sn1 man Of Nunshakel
determination. A general companion warm y
his attachments aud true in friendship, one WIZ
serves his county wizsly and well, and one Z
whom the Slate looks up 10 with pleasant anuc
fnstious. and one who is determined 20 occupy
high stand in the temple of bis country history
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All for Love.

Prom ,as senilac lHjich.) Jacksouiaa November A.
Friday night Of last week there was a meeting
and speeches made at Maskeii's school house IN
the southwestern part Of SGu.lac township, in
this county all with reference 20 raising recruits
for Capt. Hubkings company, now rapidly fill
ing up for the war, Capt Hubking himself
being present. At the close of the meeting an
opportunity was given for any that woull; to 60
TO the war, when several, mostly yQuhe men,
came forward and signed the mus roll i'amoug
the rest Samuel Dickinson well knOwni here
Dickinson s q married man. Saturday night
after he retired, his wife got his hand ont upon
the bed rail, and placing a very dull, broken
shaving knife, OF shnglc shave upon the
first two fingers OF the right hand, between the
first and second joints, with blows from q billet
Of wood, severed them from tae hand. She had
in readiness patches for doing up the wound
Also a preparation for stopping the blood. All
arrangements seemed J1 have been made for
doing up the job as we'll as it was possible for d
woman 70 DO with instruments as dull as q meat
axe. 1t IS reported that he afterwards said he
had brought it upon himself, and could not
hl4rDp nH gE-lfa
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Matters along this river remain, SO far as We
have sdvioes, very quiet. The Yankees doubt
Iass highly pleased with reoept performance
Nave MOI thwlght proper to repeal L2sm agaiA
7e vet. but we have no doubt that ere L2-is Ee
sbsu L. able 10 chronicle some act OF Vandal
,santouuess and exhibition Of cowardly pol
on "Wednesday evening, IS yse ielrR from one one
,f n. officers who was with them, the 5Jtn u
,-ir;a regiment, in returning from Matthias. TO
.,efr oId quarters and whilst crossing from
PTS 10 Marlboro Point, was fired upon by tug
l,,ig- off in the river SONS fifteen times but with
,Rq 9sral gratifying result Of = nobody hqIt On
,,,,- si5e Smiths permanent battery on t,TaIt 5
l,-,,t fred one shot at the tug but It tailed 10
-seeb Cant Cook. however, who IS almost as
,,1io,,itors and as skillfal as Walker came. 4l
and cave them the benefit Of some seven or elgh'
- his piIls whether they did execution we
csnnot saw positively, but on the hrlng oi '-e
la, yl,D from his battery the tug screamed most
1--if1.Iv with her whistle and packed out III
81 - ,Yla, style" The other tug lying on OF
,l,s NsryIqnd shore came 10 her assistance anu
sbsy bojb put themselves as far out Of harm !
,Tay a. possible. Doubtless thinking they had
e,,1a mon another masked battery.-fTedeTtoSS-
br-e (b,a.) Recorder
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Earn. .ar % il.r Raya. zach. Aantr.

The Galveston CicaiaR furnishes some addi-
tional particulars of the attack on the night Of
the 9Th, by the blockaling steamer Santee, On
.Lo Confederate schooner Royal Yacht, lying in
the bay. 1t says
Six oars marked launch No. ., frirate Sartec
came ashore ct Bolivar yesterday Several have
bullet holes in them and one the mark of a cut
lsss broke on the handle, showing clearly that
the Royal Yachts crew were not taken without
d struggle It is TO be hoped that the same vol.
ley which sent the bullets through the oars, also
sent the oarsmen to the port of Lincolndom
down below
The evidence is also at hand that they were
not only fired on ia their boats, but met sturdy
resistance on deck II is known that a cutlass
revolver and middy's cap, belonging to the San.
! tees party, were found on deck. The enemy
who lost the revolver also probably lost his head
| Tie revolving chambers chow the marks Of sey.
eral fresh cutass or knife strokes, one Of which
/ is quite a cash. No doubtthe lick which knock
! cd the pistol out Of the enemy's hand sent hin
/ 20 his long account No doubt the head that
wore the middy's cap now rests beneath the
| wave.
! The bullet holes in the yacht show that th'
enemy fred at close quarters, no doubt in an
| swer 10 the first fire Of our friends, for unless
] they had been alarmed and fired, the enemy
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9ailg appeal,
FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ,
wAR AND DIPLOMACY.

The New Orleans DcIta enforces the idea that
we must depend upon our own strong arms to
achieve our political independence and not be
looking TO foreign assistance-that the problem
of the situation msy have many doors and locks,
but admits of but one key and its genius will re-
spond to but one invocation, that is, lCqr without
reservation, WAR 10 the bitterest utteTsnce. The
Doita concludes with the following suggestion,
the propriety Of whose adoption is, we think, at
least questionable:
Our peripatetic commissioners to Europe would
have cut q sorry figure indeed, but for the moral
support bestowed, and the fame reflected upon
them by our military victories. 1t would be
well, perhaps, instead of sending other ministers
% apply FOR admission at courts which have re-
fused In any Pay 10 encourage such an apphca-
tlOn, 20 Withdraw those who are already abroad
Two intelligent agents, (not diplomatic one IN
France, and one in England, would serve our
purposes with respect 10 political information and
other matters demanding the service Of agents
Ii European powers wished to communicate with
Us, they could come 10 Us. Our geography Is
not a. speculative as il was in the days OF Co
lumbus. They know where 20 find US They
could afford to make the FIRST call, after We
had set up an establishment Of our OwR. Eu-
guette points to the propriety Of such course
Let them con the book of etiquette at leisure,
and choose their own time for paying US a visit,
while we give our attention 50 exclusively 10
fighting that nothing could divert II a moment
bu the duties OF hospitality 70 friendly and appre
ciative visitors Leave the vulpine Seward 10
multiply wiles Of diplomacy we have one
method for setting them all az naught-that Is
victorious fighting.
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would have made the surprise complete, and
given the yachts crew no warning until they
boarded her
We do not believe that any of our friends are
either killed OF badly wounded, or else their
bodies would have been found on deck or washed
ashore We DO believe that at least one of the
enemy have fallen and from the shots in the oars
would think more.
We hope ere long to be able b report the facts,
if the Santee is wiling TO exchange prisoners.
We have fortunately plenty to spare in Texas.
IF they are treated with indignity, our motto is,
an eye for an eye, a tooth for TOOTH lie for q
life. The Santee had her flag halt-mast all day
- s4,-~HaF-
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EE5iDH HE z
Surgeon Chiropodist J
No. 527 Main street. ever Jones d Tagg
Memphis, Tennessee.

nR- WARNER, with grateful hanks, has
the honor to inform the ladies and gentlemen @.
Memphis, that, through the kind and liberal
patronage which he has received from them, he
has been induced to settle here permanently
and become a citizen of Memphis He cousid-
ers it unnecessary, in this connection, to pub
llsh the hundreds Of
EYasteriBsg TCsSj3ROHiGGS
Which he has received from gentlemen Of the
highest respeetabiity, in this city and else
where. They are in his possession and open
for the inspection Of all, but the references be-
low are OF a nature that viii a5undantly satisfy
al who psruse them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

TEXAs ELECUOE,-Lubbock's plurality i'r
Governor in the final account is one hundred ard
twenty-Iour. The following is the oficial vote
for Governor and Lieutenant-GOvernOr: +. r
Lubbock, 2l.o54; Ed. Clark, q ,730; T. j.
Chambers, 1873. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. N.
Crockst. s. 32Ii f. Z. Fescue, L. 100. Crock
etts maioritv. %. .I6I.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
SUNDRIES.

.4n CASKS Loudrl Al
ZNb - cd-ks Loudon Porter
lOO COO Cigar, ass .rted;
- barrels o q pple Brandy
b. rels Old Peach Brandy
20 eighth casks Cognae Brandy.
20 quarter casks
pipe Old Coguse 8ranty. 1 pipe Holland GiB
= baskers Piper Heids,ck Champagne
= baskets imitation F."
. barrels no 3 Mackerel
100 barrels Louisville Cement
so oases Telegraph Ma chss. 2 cases Eutr,eRs
10 baFs.Bisek Pepper. ~ X Ginger
100 bags ESt-a r. ar 81 boxes Smoking Tobaeeh
so barrels pure Horfnrn Whisky
qa1 '-rNT-Ws NOV A. -rrtg a trrr1r-,r,r,
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- A gentleman who has just arrived from
Henderson, Kentucky, informs US that Hon. L
W Powell has expressed his determination to
resume his seat in the United States SeEate on
the lst Monday in December. A different i'm
preston has prevailed, but this information We
think accurate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

- The Sen Antonio Herald says: " We
learn that many of the Unionists that left our
place last spring, for Monterey, Mexico, have
become As much disgusted with their new homes
as they were with those they left here, and are
leaving for California
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RECEFVER,S SALEI

ON MONDAY, she Is,h Of November, 1861 7 will
~ coDIa-ncs selling under order of the Confeds-
rate Judge 70? Tennessee, ine lot Of Carriages Bug
1issi Eocksways, Spring Wagons. etc. Also, lot Of
HGrn6ss The entire stock is stored ia the CayOsO
Block on Nam street, where It can be examined by
psrties wishing 20 purchse. Mr.. walton will be con
stautly on hand a. the store rl1.ns.
TERMS Oy SALE-lce fourth -ash, balance on six
ard nine uoDsas' tuHe, with approved Fecurirv
HOWELL J.. JACKSON,
nol5 In Receiver for West Tennessee
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~ The directors Of the agricultural society
Of Pamela county, Miss, viii meet on Monday
next the 25th inst, at II o'clock, in the town Of
Pamela, to elect their officers according TO the
acquisitions Of the charter A full attendance Is
rennirei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

OprEaTIoy OF TUE UNITED STATES MIST
,yr,.o ,-oia and silver deposits Of the United
sta3,s mint in Philadelphia, for the month OF oc-
l-,onnted 70 g. .596, ,9l4 90. The coinage
5'.'9t - ,ontb was S3,77S 969 a, as follows
80 - co;nsge and half eagles, in ebout equal
~ ,,,t. I'd double and half eagles; silver COIN
e-. - 40 940; copper $1,000. The total nun nun
EsT q pieces coined for the month was 2'0'I =
S12.
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT !

We are now prepared to manufacture our
goods with dispatch, as our force is much larger
than heretofore.
We have the best of workmen, and no effort
will be spared on our part to give entire salts
faction to all who may favor US with their pat
rOnage nol0-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

~ The Star states that james H. Jones.
sheriff. has received the appointment Of tax-col.
leetor for the Confederate government in Pa
nola county
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IL J. WIcSs Esq, Memphis, Tenn.
RROCL.AAEATLON

C0ncu1ug entirely in She views expressed by the
Cot-ou Factors Of New Orleans In The suuex~d com
uUnCstI0u, have determined 20 take most decided
means g. prevent tts luudiugof any cotton this city
Notice js therefore, hereby given all masters aud
owners Of steamboats, and other vaercraft that from
sui after toe Oth day OF October instant cotton
must b" brought 90 New Orleans, wi hin the lines
embracing thar section Of the country between the f1F
thcAuou- 8buvo Carrutou and those below IA. cI.v.
an extending back the lake All steamboats, or other
water craft arriving within the prescribed limits will
be forthwith placed in charge OF armed force and
escorted above the points indicated This course VIII
be adopted all cases. whether the quantity of cotton
brought be- large o small
The Rsrosd companies have already issued orders
IN furth-rauc- Cf the object OF tins Proclamation and
no violation " hem viii De- permitted.
THUS. o. MOORE, Governor
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HEAD .UARTERs !

HEAD UARTERS IsT DIV WESTERN DEPART [
COLUMBUS October a. 1901. )
SIR: um directed by she MAJOR General command
Ing 80 say, that be C0ncsyes the best mode Of dis
posing Of the subject alluded - IN your communication
Of tie 23t September Is that adopted by the Govern.
nleut H tgry a4thOriLes rud Merchants Of L0uisauA
By Command Of Mljor General Polk.
W. B. RICHMOND,
Aid deCamp.
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NEW ORLEANS, September q. 1901.
. .rreIlaner NnH L d Mnnrn --I

NEW ORLEANS, September =, lSJI.
20 HIS Excellence Gov, T. o. Moore and
Maor-Gru u. =. Tulggs:
The uuisrsigu-I, Cotton Factors OF New Dreams
respectfully r-preselt that some time since tlav M ed
th- planters from whom they yearly received hpm
of cotton not 20 send any th- cry during rhe con
tiuuauce OF she b0cksir L. adopting this course we
make great Individual sBcritc-s, order 10 accom- sh
common benefit VIZ talsr no credit 20 ourselves for
this Embarked with our fellow crzeu- ~ struggle
maintain our dearest .hJ, we have only discharged
duty, in opinion she gass interests Of he
community eXsct the first obligation Of all Buf we
regret say that there tlJ-s iu New rtuug e-
mindful than ourselves OF The uece-,i y of "a --ea5fs-t
adherence the rules which have adopted as our
guide, and receive from time 20 time c0u-i-aus
O. cotton -ome Of the planters. too, either not ap
prtciuits fia iIor AHce OF retaining their cotton al
home or needless lsrrE Tdus %, transmit % this city
occasionally few bales of cotton The certain colse-
EeHce uf tas uudci0uE c1ulgc. OF the Factors and
Planters referred 20, Will De that other rau-ers lind ug
that their gibbons with impuuity, ship aad sell
their cotton will follow -hy example aud in vrr ie,y
4yeg - lar-- zupullss sv be sent To New Ori-s1z
blockade, wl t1dits way foreign pors sul f1ruish
the manufacturing interest. Of Europe and he United
StarCs with The product of which .ary most need
We shall thus give aid aud comfort to- our enemies, and
contrib e 20 be maintenance OF that quasi neutrality
which EurupeGu nations have thought proper ayoyy-
neutrality which enables he Jursd tafes 90 obtain
every muuitiou Of war u which they are efficient and
.Ecay ar pTlves uy .de Of -upr'v
Under these rreumstau earnestly request that
you will take immediate strpt 20 prevent the shipment
any cotton 81 this city Iu.8s tlis promptly done
shall not hg able a. maintain she policy had de-
teruned upoa, and which not only received the sane
ueu oi public opinion here, but which has been so
promptly and Cheerful y lowed by the Tlantofs and
Fsctor, uf the other States OF the CauieIerucv.
twill NOT be- difficult for yo- 90 devise means 10 ac-
comp-h the object desired and are quite sure tha.
the peOple Loui-.traEyth the sn of the few
who Iu times Ike 1hsso regard their De r-ousi adj
vantage more important than the public goodwill
not only give ready ugI 1e~Ceuce 90 your action but
empLutcaty and yu-hu-'as ical.y sustain it.
Hewitt, Norton X Co, Foley. Avery d Co.
West s. NlleT-, Ep-s-r, PrOtnrO s. Co
Tr,nd-r Cham5Iiss { Co. Henserson Ter a "a
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OUR MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.

In addition 70 own force we have in our emp oy
skillful and experienced workmen; also a large stock
OF tools and materials embracing the latest improve
rents and inventions, and can do adj kinds of work In
line, inc udjug the making Of and complicated
parts, in the best manner and with dispatch Also plain
and ornamental engraving
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

SALT.-The New Orleans CresceHt states thEt
it was generally understood that there was sufh-
Cient coarse salt in that market on the first Of
September last to cure 100000 barrels OF
meat. This is as much as was ever received IN
that market for one year To this, the same
paper states, has since been added 100000 bush
els. The Houston (Texas) Telegraph Of the
18th, also announces the successful landing OF
1000 sacks near that city, notwithstanding tie
blocksde
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-22

CAPTURE OF THE sUMTER.-A dispatch from
Washington to ths northern press says that a
family letter received in that city, dated October
q, on board the frigate Niagara, off Galveston,
confirms the report Of sle capture Of the PTiTa-
teeT Sumter. The writer says she was caught in
her own traps. It seems she mistook one Of our
own gunbosts for a merchantmen and started in
pursuit. When the gunbost had drawn her out
far enough, she turned and run her ashore. Her
officers and crew are prisoners on the Niagara.
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Ishau cooperate with Governor Moore in she enforce
Inent OF the above order.
D. E. TWIGGS
NajoT-trenCr Commanding
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Our Daguerrean Gallery.

WE have built and arranged suit Of Rooms for TIL.
" express purpose. Our light combines all The
modern improvements,