Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-08

Opposite U. s. Mint.
Gallery, Reception and Operating Rooms
ALL ON FIRST FLOOR.
Alst,les nd sizes Of PHOTOGRAPHS, IvoRYTYPEs
RBRROrYPEs or T1NrYPEs" and taken at prices to
suit the times. -
HORSES aud other animals, EQUIPAGEs COUNTRY
SEATS, RUINS, MODELS OF MACHINERY, &c, for
Patenting accurately photographed
Cooper desires to cali the attention OF persons visit
ing Philadelphia to his Ground Floor Gallery where
he has introduced newly patented Cameras capable of
taking, in few seconds one hundred phoesrspns, iI9 ron
the small stamp aniHsrape 10 the Imperial anu LIS
After many experiments he has succeeded in placing
his skyight at improved angle, diusng the light in
equal proportions and producing that soft graduation of
tons which eahnot be given by the side and skyghts
generally used and which is Of 30 much Importance to the
beauty Of picture 1t is made Of French glass, and is
the largest in Philadelphia
Mr. Cooper has been engaged han twenty years
the study and practice Of the Fine Arts His long
rience as Miniature and Portrait Painter is sufficient
guarantee for the perfection of the pictures made at his
establishment
Ihe art Of ideazing is we'll understood none but the
most sRful artists are employed in the respective DEPART
ments
All Pictures Warranted ;-the Iyorytypes will not
change in any climate and will stand the test Of aelds
Particular attention Is paid to giving graceful and easy
Positions
Daruerreoypes and all other kinds Of pictures copied
from small medallion to life siz9 and finished in eoors
Indian ink to look equal TO pictures taken from life
This Gallery possesses facilities for taking Eques
tfan Pictures from life in the building, where IRON
N B.-To pHor0GRAP Pliers, COLORIsTs AND
OTHERS. JUST ISSUED, A NEW WORK ON
Photograph COIOring, Ivory
tipping, EnameIIing, Ivory
Miniature Painting, sc.
Complete instructions given for making Ivorytypss with
valuable receipts before published useful to
all photographers for of which large sum has been
offered.
by following the directions contained In this book
those ersons with no previous knowledge 0i Painting
cannot fail to color photographs in beautiful and eec
pr One Copy $Co LII Five Copies 5000 py E,.Ri remit
and complete will be furnished free of charge
WILL BE PUBLISHED SHORTLY,
A Valuable Work on Drawing.
with progressive Illustrations of the Human Face and
Figure, also,
A HAND BOOK ON POSITIONS,
with Illustrations Designed the OF Photographers
and Artists.
Mr. Cooper continues to receive Ladies' and Gentlemen
into his Glasses for Instruction In Drawing ana fhot9
graph Iyorytype India Ink and Pastl Painting, and
beautiful process for Euamelling Pictures,
Circulars containing list Of pricss Of pictures and ur
ther information respecting the Books and Terms OF In
siructon may be had by enclosing Post and
P.F. COOPER,
1888 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
REFERENCES.
Caleb Cope, President Academy Of Fine Arts.
DT. Thos. u. Wilson, ornithoogstand Entomologiat.
Rev Thomas Miles Martin. P, H. Church.
Hon. Victor A. sartoIl, Consul Of Leghorn
Robert a. clarkson, Of Firm OF Jay Cooke Co.
New York Rev A. w SlAybin, Rect st. AlbAns Church
Boston, j. n Tilton & Co
Worcester, Mass, P. Dodge, Esq
Baltimore, Mons Amedee sauvan French Consul.
Dec l6-2m.
A WALKING SKELETON,
' '' Dr. scHENok
was
WALKING SKELETON
about the streets Of Philadelphia finally reduced
low that he unable to any longer, and was
taken over TO New Jersey
There he lay confined his bed and Dr. Thornton said
his lungs we're gons he would live a week In
that low state he heard of, and obtained, some
ROOFS AND HBRB',
and made medicine that made change in his
whole system 1t expelled all the matter from the lungs
from the stomach, started the liver and in fact
expelled all the morbid matter from the system.
HIS APPETITE
began to improve and It with difficulty he could be
prevented from eating too much. lie took the most nour
ishing food, and in IA short time, he began to
IMPROVE RAPIDLY,
Now he Is great hearty man, weighing two hun
drtd and twenty pounds. His
PULMONiG SYRUP,
SEA WELD TONIC. and
MANDRAKE PILLS,
are a composition similar to the medicine that cured him.
lie Is now travelling from city TO another seeing
ents and Administering his medicnesi and 1t is said
he will take person in the
LAST STAGES OF CONSUMPTION,
and in a few weeks they about, in tolerabe good
health His medicines change the whole system, snd the
GOOD APPETITE
As the food uourshes the system he finds that he getting
ssy. Nature overpowers his disease, aud he gets we'll
This is the great feature Of
DIR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES
they make new matter, blood, AID by keeping the
digestive organs healthy, disease must be expelled
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