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The voluntary testimony OF living witnesses, Is that
HAYES ALLIED ONT NJ 4 N 7
AND HUMoR SYRUP,


the greatest medicine offered to the public for the
cure Of all Ilumofs.
1t has stood he test OF moe than years, and In
Offering to the public not ignorant Of It's opera
lion. We know to be the greatest aspcor Of pcin
and su6.r'ny TO those afflicted with ann Kind of hu-
NOR and really OF the greatest blessings 10 mankind
before the public can show BY the sric-nes
Of hr.Rg witnesses, srch rs Hon. ALbsRr WarPkN,
Mayer Of hi, h s Sy Pa WIS ~ ke' Eankr
j. 4. c. Hayes, w. Carleton, and host Of o,heiS
ali In the doctors own neighborhood.
This medicine Is diGe.en nom all others, inasnuch as
that,
Ist.-nlsa scientific pseparafion, compounded ac-
coidiny to The laws MaiG'ia Medicd.
2l-H cures the disease and that, too, without po-
ducing another worse than the first.
3d.-H alrdys improves He ttdih-not for day,
bit Il adds a lasting bereat, as testimonials will sh W.
Try two bottles Of each fairly will convince the most
,ncrruous Hundreds have been cured with less guam
tty and their testimony universal that the great
medciue 10 The known World powerful IN operation
lpcrfoming its work speedily and with certainty. We
wish be understood that II does rot cure by magic or
that II cures without any unpleasant sepssons ncon
venence, but what Is few days in comparison TO years
Of sleriuc running the risk OF Its Terminating In that
worst Of all forms, Cancer or that equally as fatal d's
all conservative originate In humois Thousands
are dying annually by hunors alone. To the afflicted
would only say, has cured thousands, and In many
cases where they had been considered past all cure.
man In New Hampshire Is using 1t on Cancer, who has
been siven up by his friends and medical attendants as
past help by usrg bottle 81 the Ointment, he and
his friends are confident It will ave his life
We woul cite OF similar cases where II Is PROV
ing equally potent Believing the voice Of the afiic-
ted rowe than own, we etthem sneak for u.s.
II cures the Salt Rheum Scroula Erysipelas, Whites,
Lsprosy, Jancerous llumors, Ring Worm scld Head,
Burns and scalds. Chblans Piles, Ia preparation exc
pressly BARRIERS Itch, Fever Sores and Cd Mercuria
Sores however long sanipg 1t removes all those Sex-
aous pimpes, Eruption ana Moth Ml'ew from the
face leaving the skin perfectly soft and smooth, adding
greatly 70 the beauty Of the complexion. Never In any
CASE will 1t leave the least mark scar Ii will draw
humors from the Stomach, Lungs, Throat and from the
Head and Eyes, by outward application. IL improves
the sight wonderfully, where the Eyes troubled with
hun,ors, by removing the dihicu'y and restoring the
sight.
PRICE or OINTMENT, 81 90. PRICE OF SYRUP 90 CTS
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,,n,~N AND FLOUR.

ia prime White Corn, jus, re.
4S( onsh, '-om Norfolk, Va, which we
HcOO eewedh .I.o. ia store, $50
ure Offering a, low price, ".-,. Is bar.
barrels Baltimore Howard Street tio.. ","i.
rcl' Empire State, Double Extra, % barrel. H..
procily fancy Flour, IS barrels Marine Aiill, su.
per6ne -Four. 2Jbarrels Palmetto. Also. expect.
ed daily, 80 barrels Clarendon Mills, Double Tx.
TIA flour. so barrels Union Mills Fancy. 80 bar.
rels I" Canal" from Canadi. For sale by
BOYD & STORER.
Saco, March sth, 1855. IL
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CARPETlNGS.

II II. c. HOOPER has just received com.
IL. pleie assortment Of ENGLISH CARPET.
lNGS, comprising every grade suitable for Spring
Sales. All New Styles, aud cheaper than ever
to which he invites the attention Of purhaser,.
NO. . HooPER's BRICK BLOCK,
II Liberty Ste, Bidkeferd.
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Committee on Nuanerie. The recent action
ofthe Massachusetts Legislative, Corauiss on
Nas,.a ses Is no the topmost icp.c ol conversa'
Il, n, and II Is the opinion ofmany that they de-
srre To be Bald out Of the community.
ByIhc way We would say 10 all who are
troubled with BADNESS, tina, they can md .
suRE re n-dy by the Use OF PiERcgs "RosErrs
HAIR TJSic." II is dong woSpgks, n The low
p. ice OF IS cents a Bottle. Sold everywhere. Try
IL. WA G. PIERCE.
lwi5 Conner Of Pearl add Purchase sts.
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pnafuos, Cured, However Caused.

OCdluCS3 SuACuS AASVSSSA S"SS
VESTlMoNY:-,ME EpIroR;Iseelns an ad;
by applying TO DR.. Boardman, was induced TO
leave home and ties, the Doctors stll ! was 50
deaf tina, was gnable 10 hear ordinary CONVEX.
sation. To my asioaish men,, in twenty minutes,
my hearing was perfectly restored. recommend
ali deaf person. TO try the doctors new method VI
cure. FRANCIS RICHARDSON,
VI Sunyhton.
Office removed 10 30t Washington Street. en-.
trance al,o first door Suffolk Place. Letters post
paid attended to. Remedies aud apparatus sent
, express.
IN Ton March 90, 1855 -
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K E N N EDY,S
The Greatest OF the Age /!

l(R. KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered IN oos
NJ our common pasture weeds remedy that cures Nv
cry KIND OF HUSi0R, nom the worst scrofala down
drei cases, and failed except In two. lie has now
In HIS possession two hundred certificates Of It's value,
al within twenty miles Of Boston.
One 10 three bottles will the worst Kind Of pimples
on the lace.
Two TO three bottles VIII clear the system Of blles.
Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst canks
the mouth and stomach.
Three to Ave bottles are warranted to cure the wers
cases OF erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted TO cure all humOr In
the eyes .-...
Two bottles are warranted to cure running In Ihs ears
and blotches In the hair.
Four TO six bottles warranted 10 corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle viii cure sealy eruptons Of the skin.
Two to three bottles ns warranted cure Tia vori
cases OF ring worm.
Two to three bottles are warranted cure the dee
perate cases OF rher 1atism.
Thrp 20 six bottles are warranted to cure salt rheuu
Five to eight bottles win cure the very wOrst cases Of
scrofula.
benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle and
perfect warranted when the above quantity s taken
To those who are subject to sick headache, botls
will always cure II. II gives great relief In catah ard
dizziness. Some who have taken baye been cosve 70
years, and have been regulated by It, Where the body
sound works quite easy where there any derange-
ment Of the functions OF nature will very singular
feelings but you must not be alarmed they always dis.
appear In rom four days to week. There IL never bad
result from ton the contrary when that feeling II gone,
you win feel yourself like new person. have heard
the extravagant encomiuns Of IL that ever
man lstenedto
| No change OF diet ever necessary.
| RoxBuRr, Sept. 10, 1888.
This Is TO GRITTY that IT, H. Hay, Druggist, Pert
land, Is the duly authorized General Agent for my
Medical discovery for the State Of Name, and hafhs
Is supplied with tie genuine, direct from Ldbori-
| tort DONALD KENNEDY.
| Agents, james awyer, NJ. H., and Messrs parchr
Co., Bideford; TrisramGilman Saco Enoci. cousins
Kennebunkport; sllas Derby, Alfred, and by Medicine
callers everywhere $50
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Bowdoinham, Oct. 10Th, 1854.
Mn. HIsErLL; Dear Sir.-i have worn u set of ar
tcai teeth two years. made BY you, and feel perfect.
Nv satisfied with them they are perfect 6t, and
find them equally ms good In mastieating food as my
natural teeth. They arc said by my friends 90 look
perfectly natural. Respectfully ynnr,,
u. FULLER.
Dr. II. has hiied, extracted, and set both pivot and
plate teeth for me, and with pleasure recommends
him TO all wishing the services ola Dentist.
81 81. 4. CHAMBERLAIN, Bowdoinham, Ne
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No. IL.
4. Ordinance relating 70 Hogs, and rssu.

iaiing the erection Of hogsiies.
B. ii onisinsi 81 ne Ciiy CoHnoI Of ks Guy Of
B,a.isford a, foliotcs -
SEcrioS I. No hogs or swine shall be permit.
ted to 90 at large, In or upon any Of the Streets
highways, lanes, wharves OF common grounds OF
the city, and the owner Of swine thus going at
large, shalt forfeit and pay one dollar for each
offence.
Seer. 2 II any person shall hereafter erect,
place or continue any hos-ty within ten feet OF
any highway, street or lane, or Of any dwelling
house, such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay dollar, and tie further sum Of
one dollar Tor every week which any hog or swine
shall be kept or continued IN such sly.
approved april 26, 1885.
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An ordinance respecting Fines.

BE n orisinsS, &c, q, J0lOrs
SECTION l. II snail be the duty Of every OIL
Ger, on knowledge OF the breach OF any ordinance
or laws, To report the same TO the Mayor, City
Marshall or Solicitor, whose duty IL shall he To
see that all lines and iorieures are collected and
all offenders prosecuted.
SEcrioS2 All fines, iorfeiturcs and penalties
under any city ordinance, shall, unless otherwise
directed in any particular ordinance, be recoyera'
bic by action OF debt, in the name Of the city, sor
by complain, and warrant before the Municipal
Court the city Of Biddefurd, or by payment OF
the same TO the City Marshall, on notice from him,
and either course may b. pursued at the election
OF the city soliciior-and all lines, forieituros and
penalties when recovered, shall be paid into the
city treasury.
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BOUNTY LAMB.

A IL persons entitled TO Land Warrants under
n tie new law, passed March 81, 1855, can
have the sane obtained for them for t3cnch. by
calling on the subscribers. J. 81 J. TUCK.
Biddelorj, March II, 1856. IL
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DIR. w. II. HASKELL,

49, DIR. w. IL. HASKELL,
f1f2A Offers his services to the public in
IIIlI every operation belonging to his
profession lie carefully aud with the lesh posi-:
bic pain performs all operations upon the natural
Teeth, and -Jerts artificial ones, TO the perfect
satisfaction Of all.
OPFicE-No. 0 Central Block, Bddelord.
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certain cure for Plies and al L. ttrnai Lri,oiions.
Directions on the Bottles. Pr.cs, sl.I0.
Read the fo,lowin;-it sreaks for itselfi-
Laurence, June Il, 1854
We, the under signed, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allih Ointment prepared by L. D.
Ies cf this city, and being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure IN adding our testimony to all
The D1ctors claims for his medicine Unlike o.her rem.
eaies IN the Market this preparation performs II, Office
.needy and with certainty. The Ointment we have
Ell IN the most happy result, after yanlv ssskng
lief by free use Of Slrsapaias, saves &C., ctc Our
experience fully justihes US In confidently recommending
Il as fas article and only known TO usas PERFORMING
all is claims.
A. :. DuSAET. >. THOMPSON,
pei A. w, SfFARNs Asa 7. SAsBoRS.
PEErApvD by DR.. T. d. HAYES, ana Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHlRLrs H. KESr, General Agent ior the Unit
ell states and Canaias, Nos. o x Appleton Block,
Lawrence 81, Lawrence, Mass, 10 whom all orders
should be addressed. AGESrs Tor Bidddeford, DR..
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyl5
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rn,vx,x r,rru nrAnER.

E,oR Schools, together with all the other nun,
Il bers. and large assortment OF all The School
''N' ~ : 10 d. L. MITCHELL.
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BRIGHTON MARxEr.-Aprrl 10.

A Market loS Beef Cattle ESQ sheep and 1900 swine
Beef Caniews quote extra $500 asa 20; nrss aual,
hy $3.50 $500, second quality $500 $3.50 Aird
quality 81, 80.
Working Oxen-saies from $50 TO tlTa
Cows and. CAiyes-SAlss from 81 . SO.
Sheep sales IRON s. Is 50 IS.
suine-At retail, from u &c. .r#
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GRASS SEED,

C000 ps. Clover SD, 100 bushels Herds Gra,
saeo, April Il, 1855. -. 10 go
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MEN WANTED.

MEN wanted, 20 work by the monlh, grick-,ISt ips,
W owhom good wages will he paid, by calling on the
subscribe, at his b.ck ysd ., the Nile Brok, Bidde-
io-d. uARDiy rAYLeR,
Bside;ori. April Is, 1885, 10
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FIFTH THOUSAND
Just Published!

HISTORY OF A GEOLOGICAL TEN
PERANCE CONVENTION, BY PRES
DENT EDWARD HITCHCOCK, D.
D. I. L. D.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
A charming and instructive fable, and one that
will implant good seed in many youthful mind
-Phiiadflphia paper.
It's a good work, will make the boys and girls
laugh, teach them good moral lesson, and many
other things besides.-B0ston Waky Telegraph.
An amusing book, full Of rich matter, worthy
the particular attention Of all persons interested IN
administration Transcript.
An extraordinary alegory, well illustraied.-
The whole forms peculiar, but lorcibe plea for
sob;iety- Vaiehman and Reflector.
II is brimsnl Of fun and temperance, with an oc.
casional sly hi at some ofihe ioles aud evils be-
sides those arising from the sale ofacoholic drinks
= Congrsgationalist.
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BOSTON sIARKEr,-Aprii2 81. %
yOur-western supernne, $40 rs, faney II ooj dens
ssee extra, So % SIS %.
Gran-Southern yellow Corn Is Selling at II, and
White at 81 Q5. Oats, "a IS cts Rye, In lots, u w.
Hay-Easlern IL selling at 81 per ton, cash.
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FOR SALE.

MY Dwelling House. si,ua ed on Chestnut
INl ST., Biddeiord. 2wlIs J. X LINCOLN.
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NATHANIEL MOVES, Publisher,

No. II, CornhiR, BoSon.
Price, paper, Is cents; muslin, AZ cents gilt
IS cents. II Can be sent by mail 10 any part o
the United States.
AGENTS WANTED, and Circulars furnished
Apply TO the Publisher. 3w-l5
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HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

Price OF Olsrxrsr, 81 90. PRICE OF SYRUP 60 CTS
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$4,000 RUSSIANS KILLED BY A

"a A4h0S4 I
A QUESTION arises in the City of Oaks, now,
IA who sells the cheapest Goods but that trou-
bic can be easily subsidized, just by calling at the
beautiful Store, in Lougee's new brick building,
occupied by JOS. SCHL0SS & BROTHER! who
boast of their well selected Stock for the Fa / trade.
They have made up, and brought on, in part, 300
pair of the best quality of French and German Cas-
simere Pants embracing several styles not before
introduced)-a few hundred different styles of Cloth,
Beaver, Satinett, and other kinds of Frock and
Sack Over-Coats,-an extensive variety of Silk Vel
vet Vests, very superior quality, as well as Silk, Silk
Plush, Satin, Farmers Satin, down to Vests for rs
cents-the latest style of Talmas, or short and long
Cloaks,-and every thing else usually kept in a
G~entleman's Furnishing store Particularly, they
call the attention of gentlemen to their best Eng
fish Merino Shirts, from 81 % up to 81 90.
ALL ARTICLES MADE TO ORDER IN THEIR MANU-
FACTORY IN BALTIMORE WARRANTED!
ALSO A fine stock Of LADIES GOODS, en-
bracing every article to meet the taste of the fair
sex, from a fine silk dress down to cotton cloth,
FOR 5 CENTS PER YARD.
As their partner, Mr.. Jos. Schloss, who has SO.
journed in the Northern Cities for four months past
has availed himself of all the advantages of thu
Northern markets as well as any Wholesale Hous'
in the Union, they can undersell, will undersell
and have, undersold, already, any of their opponents
They return their sincere thanks for the liberia
patronage heretofore received, and request a con
tinuance of the same.
Call one door above HUTCHINGS' Saddler
Establishment, (under the sign of HAVEN'S Da
guerrean Gallery Fayetteville St., Raleigh, N.
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For a late beet to cut up in vinegar, the
blood is preferable, being also quite orna-
mental to the table. Melons, squashes,
and cucumbers, may now be planted, but,
10 all probability, will require some protec-
tion. AS all this family of plants require
much stimulus to bring them to great per
lection we prefer to manure in the hill
We do not mean a mere little scoop hole
hill, but one as wide as roots want to run,
we'll filled in, and covered deeply. Okra
may now be planted, but it will be we'll to
provide some means to protect it from chilli
ing winds, as it is very tender. AS this Is
one of the most important vegetables to
the Southern garden, no method should De
left untried to secure its early maturity
1t is not generally known that it is easily
transplanted. Treat as described for the
cabbage, and it may be transplanted as
safely.
Asparagus seed may yet be planted; !
the permanent bed be not ready, plan
where it can be transplanted. Tomatoes
egg plants, peppers will yet require som
protection, but as they are all easily trans
planted, they may be planted in groups, an
covered incold seasons. Continue to plan
celery, thin out that which isup and grow
ing, that the stalk may get a vigorou
growth before extreme hot weather. W
have usde as good celerS in tho sammt
as we ever saw in the winter. There WI
be some risk yet in planting beans, as the
cannot stand the chills of March, but
planks are provided to cover, as before q
rected, it is worth the trial. Plant free
and often, if you would reap abundantly.
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z u M Q z s y S

Dang me if | don't believe the worlds
a wheel barrow said a jolly inebriate, and
Pm the wheel revolving on the haxis.'-
Nov I'm in the mud said he, as he fell
hcadlong in the gutter, and now I'm on
dry land as he fetched up on the curb
stone. His concluding remark, as his boots
followed his head down an open cellar-way
was, now the wheel is broken and the We
hiclc is out of repair
Dennis, darlint, what are you doin?
Whilst, Biddy, Pm trying an expert
ment.'
And what is it
what's it, did you say : Why its giving
hot water to chickings | ana, so that they
will be after laying boiled eggs!
A farmers daughter, in an adjoining
State was visited by a rustic youngster, who
finding it difficult to keep up the converse
ton, asked the girl after an embarrassing 81
lence had prevailed for some time, If sh
knew any body tina: wanted to buy a shirt
No. ldon't she replied, have you one t
sell
tOh, no. said he, [ only asked to max
talk
ABSOLUTE DEATH.-A man name
Death, still a resident Of Ohio, formerl
lived in Cincinnati, where he sold liquor
Over the door of his store was the sign :
'Rectifed Whiskey,' and directly und
this was his name, Absolute Death. A
old lady from the country with her son,
hearty lad, was one day Quietly wendil
her way through the streets in a wagon
The sign caught her eye. Stop John
She read it. 'Rectifed Whiskey, ABS
lutte Death That's a fact. Johnny
me out, there is one honest whiskey sell
in Cincinnati. | want to see what he loo
e like
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From the Soil of the South.
Garden work for March.

There will be many tender and half har-
dy vegetables to re. plant this month. 1t
is presumed the garden soil is well pre-
pared the ma1ures well rotted and turned
deeply under. If this is the case, nearly
all the seeds Of the garden may be put in
the ground. The very tender kinds, such
as egg plants, pepper, &C., will yet require
some protection. Cabbages that have been
started in the hot bed may now be trans
planted into the open ground. Spring
turnips may be put in. Summer or fall
cabbages, and such as the OK heart,
(Which is a fine French Variety early bat
tasea, or drum head, early savoy and sugar
loaf may now be sown. The seed may be
put where the cabbage is expected to head,
as it is not important to transplant the ear,
lier varieties for solid heads, or they may
be sown broadcast, and transplanted, a,
the cultivator chooses. Many heads OF
cabbage are lost for the want of a shower
to transplant in. But unless the grounC
is uncommonly dry, it is not important fol
rain. Make a puddle of clay and fresl
COW dung, take up the plants withou
breaking the 6bres, and immerse the root
in the puddle, plant out just before night
and if there are dews, the cabbage will gro,
without dreaming of removal. If the Gu
worm is troublesome, use gypsum freel
over the whole ground, or a little salt ju,
above the stem. There is yet plenty
time for beets. Too much care cannot b
taken in sowing beets properly at first ; pr
a single seed in a place, at least eight il
ches apart in the row as each capsule col
tains several seeds, they will then be tc
thick. Soak the seeds twenty.four hours b
fore planting. We have tried all the varieti,
Of beets, and come to the conclusion thatft
quick maturity, delicacy and sweetness, Il
blood turnip beet is preferable to all other
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sssrfreesboro, e. G.; st. Z, 1854.

DR.. WoRTHISGToN-DEAR SIR; / take great
pleasure in recommending your Cholera Medicine
to the public and more especially since I have had
personal experience and observation of its benef-
cial effects.
I have tried several remedies put up for Cholera,
&c, but have never found such happy results from
any as from your Invaluable remedy. I have such
unbounded confidence in its efficacy, that l am Tn
willing and will not leave home without a supply
with me; and I regard it as one of the most valua-
BILE discoveries of the age. Yours, very truly.
w. P. BEAMAN.
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FIRST PREMIUM!
& SCREENING MACHINE
YOUNGS PATENT

OOAFU EN-.
IMPORTANT TO MILLERs AND MILL OWNERS.
MHlS Machine received the first premium at
4 the North Carolina State Fair, and was re-
commended to the public as the best now in
use in the State. Seven Hundred of them are
now running in North Carolina, all of which
are now in operation and ave given the most
entire satisfaction, in reg ard both to perfor-
nance and durability, some having run six
years and perform as we'll now as they did at
first, and have not been out of order one day.
We have thrown out ten different Smut Ma
chimes to make room for this. They are war;
rantAd for five years, and delivered at the Mill
any whel in the State.
Manufactured and sold by
JNO a. McMANNEN.
South Lowell, Orange County, N. C. 32-1r
cut this adYerlisement out and koon Il
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A Card,

M R. HAVENS respectfully invites all who
Nl have not yet seen his STEREOSCOPES to
call at his Gallery on Fayetteville Street, and ex-
anime specimens.
likeness that has ever yet been obtained by any
other mode, and is seen with no less establishment
than delight. Every feature of the face, and eve
ry portion of ~drapery, &C., stand out in such bold
relief, that we are almost persuaded, when viewing
these wonderful pictures, that we are looking at
the ORIGINAL instead of a mere likeness.
Connoisseures and lovers of art have only to see
these magic pictures, to be convinced of their in
trinsic merit.
If you want a fact simile of yourself, come to
HAVENS' GALLERY, and get one of his SPLEEN
did Sky Light Sterescopes.
RALEIGH. Feb. 18th. 1855. a