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CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1856
Abstracts 2145 - 2153
PHOTOGRAPHY (Cont'd)
2145 - L Dec. 5; adv:3/2 - Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes are taken In the
best style of the art at W. C. North's fine art gallery, 79 Superior st.
(2)
2146 - L Dec. 6; adv:3/1 - W. C. North's fine art gallery, No. 79 Superior
st. Life size photographs finished in crayon, oil, and india ink. These
pictures equal in beauty and surpass in correctp.ess portraits obtained in
any other way.
Daguerreotypes sent by express, with directions as to color of hair, eyes,
and complexion, will be promptly finished as desired, and warranted true to
life.
Daguerreotypes and ambrotypes taken in the best style of the art. (2)
2147 - L Dec. 6; adv:3/1 - Brown's American ambrotype gallery is located at
No. 95 Superior st., over the Library association rooms. The public is most
respectfully invited to call and inspect this new style of likeness, taken
in Cleveland only by E. W. Brown. (1)
2148 - L Dec. 6; adv: 3/2 - Ryder, In the Merchants Bank bui Iding, was awarded
the highest premium for the best portraits on exhibition at the recent
state fair. He reminds the people of the advantages of giving photographs
as Christmas and New Year's presents. (1)
PHYSICIANS. See Medical Profession
PLAYS. See Theaters
POETRY & POETS
2149 - L July 23: 1/5 - A. G. Dickey is the agent in this city for the subscriptions
of the works of Carol ine M. Congdon, a 14 year old inval ide One
of the poems is called "Let Me Weep." (2)
2150 - L Nov. 28: 1/4 - A very neat and beautifully illustrated edition of
Thompson's Seasons, containing also a memoir of the poet, by Murdoch, has
been issued from the press of H. Butler and Company, Philadelphia, and IS
for sale by H. P. B. Jewett. (2)
POISONING
2151 - L July 25: 1/5
he chemically tested
trace of poison.
- J. Lang Cassels requests that we publish the fact that
the stomach and contents of Dewey F. Judd and found no
(2)
2152 - L Aug. 5: 1/5 - In a letter to the editor, J. Lang Cassels says: "Today
I have chemically examined the stomach of Dewey F. Judd and also the contents
of said stomach. I tested both for corrosive sublimate and arsenic,
neither of which substances being present in either test." (2)
POLICE
2153 - L May 1: 1/4 - Officer Lawrence bad a lively time on Apr. 29 arresting
a fellow on the charge of disturbance. The man, after swimming across the
river in full dress, meekly followed Lawrence to jail. (1)