The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-12-17

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the fllosihg drs-ripig On from the
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iallery u At On thu corner II
Main and Jefferson streets In the
doysf Block. recently built
We EB ChA,ts IL usll knoan ~
~ our citizens. having bad hrs gel
Try In Clark's Marble Block Tor
ears, Who will DO glad 10 learn Of
his improved good fortune The
following gentlemen are connected
With the establishment n. Bjng
ham, I'll Craver. Charlie billiard.
Tom Bingham, Photographer. and
a. VI Dennis, Portrait Painter con.
prise the vorking iurcc Of this clc.
giant establishment The Lolgor
says;
ut is not known 10 many Of our
ci'irens that Mcmphnnow possesses
one oi the most magnificent photo.
graph establishments In the country.
Every person has noticed duringt the
erection OF the Goycr Block, on the
corner Of Main and Jefferson, there
were placed in the third story, on
The Jefferson street side Of the hnil-
ding, four immense plates Of French
glass. These now furnish the spleu-
dld light in the operating room Of
bingham 4 Craver'. photograph gal,
l-ry.
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The cntrauce to this elegant gallery
Il on Nam street. You ascend two
lights OF stairs, elegantly carpeted,
when you reach the third story
immediately in front Of you is the
RECEPTION ROOM.
This is elegantly fitted up. Pie.
lures and photographs, arranged in
arranged in the most tasteful man
ller, hang on the wal!s. The room
Is magnifccntly carpctcd and fur
'ishcd. Adjoining this room is II
dressing room fitted up expressly for
ladies, This is also carpeted and
furnished IN a tasteful manner. The
reception room opens into the splen.
did
OPERATING ROOM,
which is painted in dead blue color.
Overhead, and on the moth side OF
the room, you behold those splendid
plates OF French glass, without a
'ta'n o. flaw to interrupt a single
ray of light. The curtains are 50
arranged MS to govern the introduc.
non OF light while a photograph is
taking Messrs. Bingham 4 Craver
have one Of Dalmeyer's improved
instruments. These instruments are
made in London, aud are the best
operating instruments in the world.
tbs instrument is n splendid piece
ct mechanism, and with It Messrs.
bingham 4 Craver, who are 6rst.
class artists, will take the best pho.
tographs yer taken in this city, and
which photographs will be equal to
any taken in the celebrated qslle.
rles Of Eastern cities. On this foo,
are three other rooms, used BY the
above artists for ~pertecting and fin.
lShlng photographs. These rooms
contain the necessary apparatus for
finishing up photographs in the most
perfect manner. The laboratory /,
TILED with chemicals, which are used
extensively in preparing these pic
This room is so arranged
That the fumes Of chemicals reacl
the open air by means of sky.liehts
and ny this means tho operator avoid.
the danger OF inhaling the fume,
from burning chemicals.
On the same floor is an arts;
room, where photographs arc color
cd' In this room we observe man,
'ilc-slze photographs of our leadin,
''.isehs' We cannot close the DIES,
,,rlptlon without again referring I,
he operating room: The furnitur,
this room is of the latest style, ano
procured with a view to increase tn,
,t'r%actlveness OF the pictures taken
\ charming back ground represent.
Itg appropriate scenes, has also heel,
purchased BY the proprietors; indeed
here is no such gallery in the West.
'l'd no Eastern gallery has so pertec,
md fine a light, or IS 50 perfect !,
III us appointments. Messrs. Binc
am cravcr deserve any amour
= public patronage for their effort
u The cause of art by fitting IN !, (
'''r city ono Of the best furnished
est arranged, and most perfect pho. II.