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r. Simons' Stereosc opes.-We have seen
nothing lately that we like SO we'll this new style
of Pictures taken by NJ P SIMONS, ISL Main street.
We would advise all who have not seen them, to
call at the above establishment aud examine them.
jy6
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By James NJ. Taylor.
THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM

II.
L one mile west of the city, known as
Rose Meath, for safe.-The subscribers health
having been restored by a residence of four years
In the county, and desiring to devote his undivided
attention to commercial pursuits, and with that
view to remove TO the city, he offers for sale his
farm, called Rose Meath, situated in Henrico
county, one mile west OF the city, on the Deep Run
Turnpike-a continuation of Broad street, with
convenient access to the Wesiham Plank Read.
The farm contains about 224 acres of land all
cleared, and about 200 acres of 1t in the highest
state OF agricultural improvement, the crops
now growing and being gathered, will abundanty
testify.
The improvements are extensive, of the most
convenient and modern description, and ia perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm
The property Ia susceptible Of division into three
or more beautiful tracts
First, the mansion house, with ii rooms bath
house. kitchen, out houses tor servants smoke ice
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta
BILE room &c, with about ll3 acres of land, ineud.
ing garden of acres, and beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefully set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers
Secondly, a frame building with SIX rooms above
besides brick basement; Kitchen, with rooms
extensive stsbling, hay shelter l0Ox40 feet &C. &c
with 81 acres of land.
Third, tract Of 20 acres without improvements,
fronting on Grove street, and within few hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
more minute description O. this property 10
deemed unnecessary here as those disposed to pur.
chase will prefer to view the premises; and all such
are invited to do 30, and treat with james Tay.
lor, Auctioneer, at whose Office plat of the land
may be seen.
There is not, nor has there probably been offered
In this market for years. more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with as many advan.
tages Of location, beauty and sound investment;
and nothing but the reasons abov. given induces the
owner to part with il a sI
If not cold privately before Wednesday y. the
9th day of July, it will on that day, commencing
at 81 O'Clock P NJ, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. And the following day, COM
mencing at IL O'Clock A NJ, will be sold the farm
ing utensils of every description, stock combating
OF tine mules, mich COWS, heiters yearlings, hogs
DC, all OF fine breed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodate
ing
Should private sale of the land be effected be.
lore the day of sale, due notice will be given
LEWIS D CRENsHAW.
JAMES TAYLOR, Auct.
23--3fend a. Ord
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WANTED.

WANTED, one or two good Carpenters.-
w Enquire At my shop, on Mayo street, next to
" Il-3ts ROBERT v. PRIDDY.
A TThNTION PAINTEKs!!-Wan Wanted i'm.
II medately, a couple of good workmen. Apply
Furniture Bszsar. C. JOHNSON,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painter.
~ ANTED-A good Dining Room Servant for
w the bsiance of the year or by the month.
ty 9-3t PEYTON.
WANTkD-Eour White Women, to wash
w and iron only. None need apply unless able
TO give good references. Apply at the American
hotel jV 6-3i@
WANTED. BY The subscriber, from four TO ak
w gallons Cream per day, for which will pay
the highest price.
jy 7-6t ANDREW PIzzINI.
IOUkNEYAlAN CARPENTERS WANTED
Apply at the shops of the Richmond and Pc
.ersoorg R.ilrosd Company. jy Tot
NJ OTICE.-i wish ,v bire u Woman who can
~ come well recommended as q good Cook,
j 7-lw LEE. /
III ANDs WANTED .-Wsnted, colored
~ Hands, by the day or month, for which the
nienest price will be paid. Those having Hands
to hire will ind 1t to their advantage apply at the
once OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Company.
jy6 THos DoDAMEAD, sup't.
~ mill. five or ten Carpenters. For such as
VIII suit, good wages will be paid Apply TO
je3O l.. D. CKENSHAW g. CO.
w ANTED-A Bread Baker. Apply TO
W WIN FALCONER,
je2s III Main street
WANTED TO HENT.-We wish to rent for
W one or more years, Plantation, say of
fp xuffn
and not exceeding miles from Richmond For
such Plantation, alibera rent will be given, either
IN cash, or part OF the crop. Apply to
je28 TOLER e. COOK, Agents.
NERvANTs WANTED FOR THE
~ SPRINGS We wish to hire Immediately,
male dining room and house Servants also, good
assistant Cook, for the Springs. Persons having
such for hire will do well to cali without delay.
je % TOLER COOK, Agents.
wANTED.-I wish to hire White Man,
w to attend TO little Farm near Richmond
A9 sss Genera, AGENT ED a. osd E esss'sr
wANTED-virginia Fire and Marine Iusu.
mveo MACE & WINSTON.
WANTED.-I wish to hire for the balance of
w the year, or by the month, a No dining room
servant. One that Can come well recommended.
Appyto EDWD D EACHO,
je % General Agent and Collector.
WANTED FOB THE SWEET SPRINGS,
w first rate assistant Man Cook. None
need apply but good one who can come well re.
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses
jel5 MACE g. WINSTON.
II MPLOYMENT.-30 Hans s, who are &C.
II customed to manufacturing Goats, Pants and
Vests can have constant employment on applica.
ton to ID SWEENEY, at
KENT, PAINE & KENT'S,
my 80 No II Fourteenth street.
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In Great Observation-Disclosures Suc.
cess More than 500 Persons in the civ
OF Ricnmond alone testify to the remark.
aoie cures performed by Carter's Spaniab
mixture.-This great spring medicine aud puri.
yer OF the blood 10 now used By hundreds of grateful
parents VINO testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest of all medicines CAR
IEhs SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia, rheunas-
tisn. scrofua, eruptions in the skin liver disease
evers ulcers old Sores affections of the kidneys dig
eases OF the throat, emale complaints pains and
acnng OF the bones and joints are speedily put to
night oy using this great and inestimable remedy
For all diseases of the blood, and as q spring and
GUNNER medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t cleanses the system of ain inn
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomaeh makes the skin clear and healthy and re-
stores the constitution enfeebled by disease or broken
strength.
For the ladies' it is incomparably better than all tb.
cosmetics ever used. few coses of Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of COMPLEXION
bring the roses manting to the cheek give elasticity
to the step ana improve the general health In a re-
markable degree hey ond all the medicines ever heard
of. ~
The large number ofcertifcates of remarkable curss
performed on persons residing own CITY by the
use of Carters Spanish Mixture il the best eyidencs
Keepers magistrates, physicians and public men well
Known to the community, all add their testimony to
Eyer
Call and sfew out of the hundreds Of certificates
around the bottle
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists
No 125 Main street. Richmon
soid by all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
frise 81 DER bottle or Gix bottles for as ap1
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HANDSOME BRICK TENEMENT ON
L TIE NORTH SIDE OF MARSHALL BE
TWEEN HENRY AND SMITH STREETS, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-WiIlb be sold on Tuesday,
the 18th July 1858, upon the premises, commenc
ing at ST O'Clock M, the neat brick Dwelling on
the North line of Marshall street, near to Henry
street. now occupied by Mr.. A. B. Bott. The house
is nearly new, and 10 remarkably we'll built.
TERMS :-One third cash, baiance at and 6
months for negotiable otes, interest added, and
title retained till last note shall be paid.
jy6 F W. GODDIN Auct
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n In consequence of the inclemency of the
weather, the sale Of the above Farm has been post
ponedfo Thursday, the l4th mat fair If not the
Ine sale OF the Stock will take place the next day
hereafter, commencing at IL O'clock, A. M
~ I'D In TAYLOR, Auct.
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F Epfdemics make short work of pa.
tents with teesie stomschs and dsorganized nerv.
systems.
Keep, therefore, your digestion vigorous, and
your nerves well strung.
The best conservative preparation in the world
for the stomach, circulation, and the nerves, is
Morse's Iavigorsting Cordial II these are disor
dered, remember, in that preparation you have a
certain cure. -
EY=It is put up highly concentrated, in pint bot.
tes-seld at 50 per bottle-2 for $5-6 for SIP.
C. II. RING,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by BENNETT d. BEERS,
jy ST. los Main street. Richmond
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Melancholy accident on The Petersburg and
Weldon Railroad.
We were panied TO hear yesterday, through
a friend, of fatal accident on the Petersburg
and Weldon Railroad on Saturday evening
last, by which MIR. ]. IL. Caffrey, superin,en
dent of repairs on the road. was killed. When
the freieh, train between the above pieces was
about so miles from Petersburg, near Jarrat,'s
Depot, Mr.. Caffiey, who was sitting on the ten.
der, suddenly fell oti, and the tender and five
cars passed over him, killing him instantly land
mangling his body in a shocking manner. His
remains were carried to Petersburg and inferred
Yesterday evening. Dir. c. was engaged on
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
some few years since, and has many friends
and acquaintance in this city, all of whom
speako, him as most estimable and exsmpla.
~ man
Aaotker Fatal Dranbridge accident. n
PHrLApELPHIA, July S.-This morning az
two o'clock, the freight train which left Viii.
ming ton for Philadelphia, ran into Brandy.
wine creek, at the draw of the bridge on the
outskirts of the town. The bridge tender says
he gave the proper signals. but no attention
was paid 20 them.
The locomotive, tender, and two large plat.
form burthen cars were preciptated into the
creek, presenting mass of ruins. The engi.
neer, named Girvin, and the fireman, were
drowned. The conductor, and other persons
on the train, fortunately escaped. If il had
been a passenger train the accident would
have been equal TO the Norwalk catastrophe.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WILMINGTON, July S.-The accident was
caused by the bridge tender going to Sleep
He heard the whistle of the train coming out
of Wilmington, and in his fright does not
know what he did. He thinks, however, that
he raised his lantern, which was the proper
signal that all was right. Thus the officers of
the train were deceived, and thought all was
right, and went ahead.
Charles Garvin. the engineer, belongs to
Elkton, and is unmarried. Reuben Titus, the
fireman, was crushed beneath the engine, ten.
der and three platform cars loaded with cross
ties.
The bridge tender is a very worthy and so.
Der man, and has been keeper of the bridge for
six years. He was only on duty every other
night. After letting the train from Philadel
pha across at II o'clock, feeling tired, he
thought be would lie down. He fell asleep,
and was so alarmed that he did not know what
he did. This is his own statement. He was
so overcome by his feelings that he attempted
suicide. He has been arrested on the charge
ofmurder, and held TO bail before the New Cas-.
tie County Court.
The verdict of the jury exonerates the Com
pany entirely from all blame, as the instruc-
lions to the bridge tender were Of the most ex
plicit character
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NEW AND INTERESTING RnOKs-
v Just received and for sale by

MORRIS, 81 Main street
Edgar Clifton, or Right and Wrong. : sffsrv af
school life, by c Adams one near volume. lf,no.
haely illustrated, extra cloth gilt 75c
This story is full of interest and school how adj
venture, and consequently Of attraction: at tha
same time toe hignost ef sons of wisdom are ipcuI
Gated in its pages the aim of the writer being 10
encourage every hey to become wise and good. 10
love and initiate WHIST is right and to hate and saun
what is wrong "-Literary Gazette.
I'VE willingly recommend this book TIE prin-
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OF England Magazine
'This is well writes tale, and one exciting \
strong interest"-Aihepa am
"W ften in the right spirit by one who can recall
his own youth describe it's feelings revive its lows
and sorrows, and speak irs language, there II no.
thing In literature more attractive Critic Lon
don Literary Jourpai.
"We do not blush to acknowledge the eager In.
terest with which We read it, and the unusual n.
greet with which we arrived at The last pagen-
Church of England Sunday School Quarterly
Lyells Elements OF Geology, vol, Sgo-Sl75
The Mechanics Magazine far Juy-25c
Don Qaixotte, vol, 6go, finely illustra,ed--e2
Cyrilla, by the author of "Initiais"-50c s.
Prismatics; new Tales and Poems, illustrated
81 25
Knick Kuack, by Clarke, ilustrs.ed-SI25
Harry Muir, Scottish Story -75c
The Heir of Radcliffe, Iale, 2 vols, limo
Slo0 jy9
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS o.

HAN d SOM BUILDING LOTS ON
IL CHURCH HILL, ON GRACE, BOTH AND
9TH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the
14th July, 1858, upon the premises, commencing at
o'clock, very valuable building Lot on the south
side of Grace, between 2s,h and 29th streets, ad-
joining Mrs Bretts residence, fronting IS feet run
ground on the west line of 30th between Main and
Franklin Streets running back 1876 feet to an alley
After which, will be sold 92H feet of ground on
the west line of 9th street. near to street. (bene
part of square No. SO in Adams addition,) running
back l25 iest to an alley
TERMs-0ne.third cash, balance at three and six
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, secu.
red by trust deed title retained till the last note
lie paid.
10 It'd w CnnnIN A,.x.
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F The Stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood and if it does the work bly,
and imperfectly liver disease is the certain result
AS therefore, any affection of the liver is per-
ceived, may be that the digestive organs
out of order The first thing be done, il to admin
lister specific which will act directly pen the stom
ach-the handspring of the animal machinery. FOR
GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DR.. c. N. Jack,
son. Philadelphia Acting alternative and tonic
and strengthens the digestion, changes the condition
els. esSt-d&e9w
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M VMrAMOHhS BITTER CORDIAL
II = AND BLOOD PuRlFIER--Price, 81 -.
nesties- Physicians OF the first stapdin~ !, ~ 49,
medical profession use and prescribe Il a. n. -
eneenve ALTERATIvE AND BLOOD PURIrTIrSSps
AaSWn; wh1ie vast numbers who nsd -.
sedensrg S Sha diseases OF complaints brought on s.
TIL. cno I Impurities Of the blood, now look ~.
h,s,,1 o.ai az most mysterious and maxicsI II ~
prominent n .ss and restoring pewers s.sds
~ eIsaa Debility and Nervous Afset;ons Dss.pis
mach Nion, Loss Of Appetite Aeidity Of - H..
Head, cos.iv.nnsss asehs o. Flow Of blood % Is
Hesr1 Pains or Misery in the SIDE ~
Of ths q iatoiency or Dispersion of Spiyifs P.l,s.
Prostra1;an Dnicut Breathing, Sinking sens.t;ona
or or Numbness Of the flesh Or ias. sen.
the Hes,t ExPeetorstion, Night Sweats Di.sas
eases of H. k1ections of the Lungs Jaundice M.
ditisn Of the osasns CsTsnsement Prostate Con.
Debility an especially with Femass: prdSncin.
or SaIow rostrstion Of the Nervous sv.tsm -,
7. nu,.,r mortImorc's Bitter Cora,.,
purely vegetable, pleasant H. tsIs III III.
most delicate fema any state of health even n tbs
r Price one dollar per both. IN
w. v. ALEXANDER L Co Pror,...
clay street, (Astor House, New En,a NO Ban.
~ asmemper that we sell ct wholes.l. "a ....u
tism In all its FORMS either nfiarun ,oI hneums-
chronic, no difference how bad the csss seute OF
standing This is Mortimores RHEUnST or cn IcSs
msSy n,ensrsd ssse.sole extract internal 70.
already cured Thousands who had long been cr;nn..
The evidence ia most overwhelming and 1919
as given by vast numbers of our most respectable ~
Call and get circular and read the letter, and
tlhcates OF your friends and those around Won W.
had long suffered but who have been restored to M,
Fo5 ale 3 PURcEII. LADD co, sol. Agent
for Richmond a. %
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THE LATEST NEWS.

We received no Geographic dispatch las
NIGHT,
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nIssOLUTlON.-Th The CO nerslip hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers under
the firm and style of ELLIS e. TURNER 10 this
day dissolved by mutual consent
JOHN III. ELLIS,
REUBEN s. TURNER.
Richmond, July 9Th, 1853
All persons indebted TO are requested to make
payment to JOHN H. ELLIS, and all 10 whom we
are indebted requested to present their claims
to him for paymest who 10 alone authorised 10 get.
tie up the business Of said concern.
JOHN h. ELLIS.
REUBEN 8. TURNER.
Having sold TO John H. Ellis my entire interest," In
the teaming business, take great pleasure In re-
commencing him 10 our old friends and patrons,
and beg for him a continuance of the favors 90
literally bestowed upon US
jy 9-3ts REUBEN 8. TURNER.
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TWilI you Read the Trutb e

IA yOu htHu the truth "a meCl.
cine must have merit aud great merit, to stand the
test OF public opinion. No art of man can galvanise
worthless article to keep it up as good med-
cine, ii it be not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular, and ex-
tend Its sales year after year. spite of opposition
Inc people readily lind out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pldlty than newspapers spread it. A LIVING W.T.
NESS, testlfylng to the medicine has made for
h, Is OF far more service than any newspaper adver
Using.
In proof of what we say above we refer YOU to
effects. Its praise is in the mouths of multitudes-
The best men in cur country give their testimony to
Its wonderful cures Among them name Hon. II.
Clay Hon. Richard M johnson, Vice President of the
United States with hundreds of Others Capt Thomas
Canot-brother to the celebrated physician of the
seven years standing after the skill of all the Doctors
of Europe and America had failed to cure
In fact, the rich and the poor young and old, in
every place. in the city and country find that the
same success attends its use.
Cholera MOrbus. Dtarrhea. Dysentery,
and all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels cured
| by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. As a
cure and preventive, it has been wonderfully
tul 1t will be found, inquiry, that those who
1t have an exemption from those diseases incident
| to the Summer.
Delicate females and children will find this great
blessing. 1t has restored thousands to health.
HamptOn's Vegetable Tincture.-Call and
get pamphlets gratis with history of discovery of this
wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates of our
own citizens OF Rheumatism, Dyspepsia Scrofula,
Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervousness,
&c, &c.
u Sold by MORTIMER L MOWBRAY, 24O Bal
tmore St, Baltimore; and S04 Broadway, New York;
o A STRECKER, Richmond; DIR COOKE CO.
Fredericksburg; B JONES 4 co, Petersburg; and
by Druggists generally. jy7
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By George J. Summer

FUTURE DAYS.
BY George J. summer.
AHISCELLANROUs BAIR OF HOUSE.
IVA HOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION-Ou
Wednesday Morning next, the 18th inst, will
be sold at auction, com mencing at 9k O'Clock. q
my auction room, No Fifteenth street, large col
lection of Household Furniture, consisting In part
of Chairs, Tables Lounges, Gone OF which 10 near
~ new and in good order,) high and low post Bed
steads, Book Care, several good Feather Beds,
hair and shuck Mat,rasses, and sundry other mis-
cellaneous articles.
jylI GEO SUMNER. Auctr.
BY Davenport, Allen & Co.
CTOCK OF GKOCERIEs AT AUG.
u TION.-on Friday, 18th July, we viii sell at
81 O'Clock, at the store occupied by Mr. r N Crump,
Agent No 60 West Main street
The stock of Groceries and Store FIXTURES
TRRMs-Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
months credit for approved paper.
jyl DAVENPORT. ALLEN g. CO, Aucts.
SOUTH. SIDE KAILROAD.
NXPKESS NOTICE.-We have this dsy con.
T. cluded contract with the President and Di.
rectors of the South Side Railroad for the exclu-
sive privilege of running DAILY EXPRESS ON
this road, and shall now perfect our arrangements
for the connection of our Express running ON the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. Due notice
will be given of the different Agents and Messen.
gers on the road.
While we shall exert all diligence. and spare no
trouble or expense in facilitating business rransac
lions and bringing the Western part of this State,
Kentucky, Tennessee and the Ohio River, In close
proximity to the Richmond ana Petersburg mer-
chants, we hope to be cheered on 10 enterprise
by spirited and liberal patronage from generous
and enlightened public PAkISEN d KING.
jy9-4t
SELF PkO each and every
- travelling or local cilizen procure one of
COLTS or ALIENS REPEATING PISTOLS,
which performs miracles. If it be true they will
protect you while aslsep-certainly prevent mutiny
or insurrection, and que all kinda of outbreaks by
lands sea. Away with bull dogs away with fear,
and even away with police. For these Native Anne
ricans will accomplish all that the most tmid could
require But as precaution, would recommend
the necessity of printing and loading these pistols
with caps, powder and balls, and always bear in
mind that they will not 60 of alone. Due notice of
which improvement will be given whenever
adopted
variety of the above pistols, with handsome
assortment of all kinds of Single Barrel and self
Cooking Pistols, Bowie Knives and Dirks, always
on hand. at my Gun Store No lie Main, doors
below Governor street.
jys- THOS H TYRER.
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(Oppssite BsSrum's Hotel
snE purchase or ale 81 Lostery Tickels 1ifa6n
- As sass Fl piySisis being now IN siolssion 81
sno suendsd with . heavy penalty % e.
ne orders Of bic frisnds and uthers Who nv ~,
1 q @ purchase. Having been ! rcsident =
klcamosd for upwards Of dirty years, and bsins
1 Pseny fensrany lnown throughout The ssats 81
sssnr..es .s.ss "a anecessary 70 give any fnrahes
promptly and properly sfssnded To- $50 - :
q Packaees, single Tickees "a 49,. ...u
the MARYLAND Lotteries, for sale. = ~
~ Inc rrsnfed official drawings sent 10
q Prizes csshed ct sight
address THOMAS LAMBERT.
my l4-lsts Baltimore "a
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n FOR RENT.-The House lately occu
pied by the subscriber on Franklin street, Cd.
pesIe the Mason's Holl Possession given imme.
da.ely. Apply to
jy9-3t WIN. WILLIS.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Would You keep those priceless treasures
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behesdsng,
Forms aud faces long since naouidingf
INCLUSION can take, with pref endesyor.
Face and fern that last forever
truthful, hfe-like, finely fnished portrait or
miniature OF relative or friend, aevered from a,
oy distance or death, who would not prize end de
sire to possess A clear. rich tened. dnrahIa ne
guerreotype il en- object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time. ard sre
pronounced BY the highest authority, unrrrpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Uar Price for one OF these 6ne Portraits 10 only
ONE DOLLAR complete and warranted 10 pleas
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited n
call and examine specimens
observe tae name and numher-MOULSON,S
atr..af. - " -