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AMusEMENra.

BALLOON ASCENSION!,,
- The BALLOON ASCENSION advertised hy
the suoseriher for tho 4th inst and postponed on
MONDAY "a Si EVENING IN 6. ). s'.s' o g.
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDsin
MISS HODGDoN.
WILL POSITIVELY ASCEND wITI THE
EsoNAUT.
" ne money q those seho aubserbe trg be refunded
from 100 to 500 FEET.
je Sit A. L. CARRIER.
\AtA THE FAYETTE ARTILLERY
rs'DsssfSlIy sn1ognes that they will svs.a
FIRE WORKS!
AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS,
On TIE Evening of July 4th, 1855.
MN, THE ARMORY BAND
Tickets of admission Is cents-to be had at the
y Cater open at u O'Clock. Exhibition will COM
POSTPONEMENT.-In conse ouence of
the pclem.nt weather on the everins IF the 4th,
the abovs Exhibition postponed until
MONDAY EVENING, July 9, 1856.
df@H FOURTH OF JULY ExCUR.
2ah. sIONS TO
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
BY the nnio" Steamship Compsny's Steamers
nnrnSlMA :. Capt. TEAL.
Inns ~ LFANlA Capt. CLIFFORD.
City OF kiCHMOND....Cept MITCHELL.
One of these Steamers will leave Richmond on
TUESDAY, July 3d.
FRIDAY. July 8,
TUESDAY. July TO-
For PHILADELPHIA,
When tickets will be aiven to proceed to NEW
YORK by any Of the different routes.
Returning, will leave PbiladeIphis on SATUR-
DAY, July 7th; WEDNESDAY, July 1lth; sATUR.
DAY, July l4th.
Fare to Philadelphia and back and found, only $40
Fare to New YORK and back, found to Philadel-
phia and back Observation-Disclosures SIS
RA hoe opportunity is here offered at low rates.
combined with comfort, to enjoy short trip at ses
and also the pleasure visit to either
or New York.
Tickets for sale at the Office of the Company
lie S0-tl0th H. E. TIJTTLE Assnt,
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OST.-sunday morning last, on Grace.
~ bstween Sd street aud Centenary Church. a
Mosaic BREAsTPtN, set in gold stone. The finder
office. iy 3-3tt
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TNAKE-Prepared Farina l tablespoon
full, milk or water (b4n,ng) quart. sprinkle the
Ferins into the boiling milk slowly boil moderately
for 20 minutes; with SALT sugar and Semples
Extract of Lemon, nutmeg This forms an admi.
rsble diet for children with weak bowels or delicate
constitutions. Sold by 8. P. SEMPLE,
js6 2G2 Main street
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BOARDING. The proprietor is prepar-
~ ed to furnssb Board b. the day or week, on the
m ct liberal terms the Marlboro Hotel, ON Wall
ueet. my 18--ts j. HARDY
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| Dry of
| Main
There
the
sasant
| length
In Ia
water,
Apply
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SUGARS-70 packages Loaf, Crushed,
~ Powdered and COFFEE Sugars for esle by
jY6 DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO
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WANTED-A young man to attend in
w retail Grocery Store One who understands
the business preferred Address through the Post
Office "a B c." giving Fame and references
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LOST.

FREE PAPERS LOST Lost, on Sun
L day, between Brooke Avenue add the c. unty
Courthouse Pocket Book, containing three dollars
in silver and my FREE PAPERS. viii pay a re-
ward for their delivery to me, at Mr. Ro. j. hTis-
tian's Tobscco Factory. on the Dock.
JOSEPH HALE3TOCK.
jy 5-3.* free man of color.
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MING,
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS-Aastin'
u Patent Magic Freezsr, th- bs,t 10 use, PRODUCING
the conmoa Frsszsre snd fSpsk.tss for sels by
ty4 6uLALkx = CV.
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CUGARS--C Crushed Loaf. Powdered,
~ Graduated aud Coffee sassis iar sale
"a 4 STOKES co.
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' TIT.
Like
| PliysTy
having
oGe.
n at.
|treet,
b Hsll.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-27
GOVERNORS ANNUAL MESSAGE.
Executive DEPARTMENT, !
Sacramento, January l, 1855. I
Fello,o Citizens
Ofthe Senate and assembly,:

OF The Senate assembly:
the chosen h oss r % ,t R ssos s ss ''ss s esS % o 5
young and devise and mature such measures be deemed essential
Since h assembling of your predecessors year.
evil legacy the future and sincerely rejoice that am enabled aas its
and the advancement and Improvement to be noted the various departments of
In reviewing year. but be filed with emotions
gratitude the Great per events to whom soa h6e be en
Abundant harves of the agruuri uni
v homand the elements of human happiness and
State %cs s sssP fss'h hs
% % ssrf ono9 S1 n peop
been committed to our & guardian care & . X any
ng economically and udo9 administered
'g Of @ T Stimulate y soo p9n tn Nss s
wants the people and By legislation the
s mos the % sts ss He cond early '
While other departments committed charge administering exc
them and the foundations the future wealth ana
pssp psISs'y 9''' ana ''' 'a'' 'r ''"ss' ''
m f h"nes @ snd the entire who THAT YOU
application .G mn ans within % n an reach h provide for the
greatly which have characterized former
Government will respectfully suggest
n @ e ns % eu So oar
considerable amount the annual M receipts into the he treasury
the prosperity Of the State be retarded and her citizens
It is therefore your remodel the machinery civil
thereby sa % ans an % %
and relief the people from the burens they necessarily
In the performance important duty devovcd by the Constitution
consideration public necessity and utility SHALL briefly and
% possible commend such deemed of the highest Importance
o the
policy marked by former official and which
attention earnestly invited with the appreciation and favorable action of the
people they believed have received the
people the State speedily be relieved debt and her o
of
That possessed amply sufficient liabilities
the Treasury future
can doubt and is therefore hoped that
YOU plan for the liquidation of the existing debt of the
State the attention much required the conde
nchment the expenditures of the State Govern
STATE FINANCES DECEMBER 2O 1854.
Amount of per Bonds outstanding $3975 co.
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-27

$9,824,75
294,0OO,OO
1889, 9,500,00
323,966,96
100000
525,00
32,465,44
5,725,94
18,179,O3
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-27


Amount of State Indebtedness the Goth day Of December 1854
exclusive of School Fund exhibited by the Con-
troler of State .s19o85s
which deduct balance proceeds heretofore made
and which, by law, apart for the redemption of ouand
ing per cent Bonds, 55944
Leaving civil Indebtedness nprouided
at this date, the of I349,I4
place on the 18th of the present month 65Oo
Total amount Of State indebtedness uprouded for $284 IA
1t therefore safely be assumed that the 18th of the
month the entire Indebtedness of the State upovided for
elusive of the School Fund $464OOO) exceed
above stated balance being the of -$1,2S4,1 IA
Goth of December 1858 of the State debt civil
and war; exclusive of the School Fund 3ool A
Total amount of State debt uouddfo for above stated 1884 Ia
indebtedness since December Goth
1858, LII 3O
being hundred and three thousand dollars
433 6l than present unprovded
edness of the State
exceedingly gratifying be enabled pr
ERRATA-Te seventh eighth third fourth fifth and sixth
The Empire County argus., 1855-01-27

thousand hundred and sxve dollars the
amounting the fifteen the million
hundred and thousand hundred dollars
being thousand four hundred and s69475 dollars
the debt this date, leaving the principal still unpaid
Ninety thousand hundred and xtyGve 1897 265 dollars
because which applied
liquidation the debt exhng the
taxation meet accrung interest
The entire property possessed by the State pledged
legislation principal
should their redemption be deferred until maturity the people will have
compelled pay by direct taxation than the principal leaving
cancelled from the the sale which
proposed to be sold for that purpose.
which will
will million four hundred and thousand hundred and
seventyfve ($145S975) dollars
believed that by proposing the pncpa-ogeher with
twenty per cen-holders Bonds
State issued the Funding Act of 1852.
This premium twenty per which perhaps would be sufficient the
$277 dollars considerably less than neffh of the
which Bonds redeemed until fully saving
the of the State the large million hundred and eighty
thousand and seventy-fve Isl 8l075) dollars
The liquidation debt this time proposed would only
the State justify reduction the
hundred dollars
but confidently believed would other important promote immensely
the prosperity of California
youngest
individual and State wealth.
public consequently would
believed largely shores of hardy industrious and
population thus opening and wealth. and
needed element the destiny of and
greatness which awaits this young State.
In last Annual Messages the attention of the Legislature invited to
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Vnfy truly, y0uI Tfiendi
[ A copy of the oiisinn WM RISON
Yours respectfully
MARTHA SMELLEr.
Isle of Wight county, Va Aug. I2, lsig.
From one of our citizens

From of our citizens:
RoHMoNp, june 30, 1851.
Gentlcmcn:-ln the month of October, 1880 was
sorely afflicted with rheumatism in my shoulder to
be unabe 10 telsr of my shrl, had you told you
would nave given city OF Richmond 10 do
md in this condition continued Tor several dnys when
called upon you for Of your Rheumatic Linimeni.
which yo1 gave mo- saying yon required ray unless
found relie from H. After using il for three days
found myself entirely WELL md IA well as | in
my lie, being onlnely free from all pnin have
lod the sghest return Of pain since anh If
nm willing 10 certify this any who i'll call
upon mo nt my store on Cary street, in this city
FRANCIS CLENDINING.
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Arril 3nth, lS5'
GEORGE RUCKER 4 co.

bh hNtHhuht, VA.
Respectfully hog leave Ia cnll the attention o the
Ladies' thoir very splendid und eff, stock of
FRENCH and SCOTGH EMBROlDERlES, in
Mnslin aud Lnoe goods comprising almost every sario
IA nl work and sHc, asalso of quality mud price
lalica in the city nsa th visiting the city for
th. purpose of supplying themselves with such goods
will please o,ll aud mako lhoir purchase.
nplqO Ia,
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y Il q AIRS n r. q II A q e q.
M NGHORNE & SONS

nj. LANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sE0ARs AND TOBACCO sY
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
YNIiE subscribers have constantly hand a large
Il stock of HAVANA e. PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the Market and which will be sold
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part of the Union will be promptly
met and entie satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
The foow rands are kept constantly on hand;
sEGARs.
La Flor do i'abana, La Sultana,
California, Las Tres Coronas
JicotencaL La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Con1uista,
La Fiel de p J. c., Ell Leon de Orc
La Teresta, Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo Plantation,
HI Programn, Figaro,
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles.
Lafayette, NC, &c.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gpia Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &C., ST.
Septembe 8-d&cts
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TgiO THE LADIES

Tg'O THE EADIEs.--ltso YOU wi.h 10 ace s"mo
4 OF the most heau'l' and aiest style OF Spring
and Summer goods that hive ever been offered in This
ma krr coll nj White Il Jodan's and commn iious
store one door above the Ctizens Savings Bank. We
have lu4t opened nnd o = stook Is entirely new We
cnn the n.o Of tho most iancit !. We thVe the
richest ns.otlneuts all Kinds of dress GOO s such
silks.sans plni1strTed plaid cut Bange-,-lk Organ
die Of very vnricty antn ol nl col rnn black strip
Shalli,, Shnlie ard Bange Drutns II every vnrioty
Summer nln ofnli coIors nnd qualiics fine French
orked collar- ard sleeves, nsu, very superior in
ses. mourning slc and co lars richly embroidered
Linen Cambria lIandkcrciei-, Lneos Fsil' Manillas
of the most beautiful STYLE, punsols fans, kid gpves o
every variety. Cull mad oAamn" at
WHITE ~ JORDAN'h,
door shovc the Giulcns Sny'nPs Bank,
ap32ts Mniu street
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More Evidence Of the Efficacy
OF
DOVES RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
A SURE REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM.

RIcHmosp. MAY 10Th, 1855.
Messrs. Dow e. Co.:-About ton days ago
ken with rheumatism o the hip-loint " hch became
very painful. ond continued To increase in pain until
unable wink with much suffering,
md npprehel siye that shoull he compelled to
keep my room. ! applied your Lininent, and aner n
few applications every yestge of pain was entirely
moved Ind mudr several applications of other
dies previously, and found relief from hem and, with
pleasure recommend your lniment TO those who suf
fer with rheumatism JOHN BLAIR.
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VIRGINIA A. TENN. RAILROAD.

r.. s,s, rIas.s.safaJ NEW SCHEDULE.-SuM.
ka& NJ xHs@W9~MER hRRANGEMENTl On
md after Apil l6, ls55 the Passenger lt"in w' l9ave
Lynchburg daily tSundays excrptcd) at | O'Clock
+. NJ. and arrive at Wythevill nj I. VI. houi ming
leave Wythevillc at VI, ond arrive ut i,nrhonig
at - M-nn,inc the trip ON Richmond aud Peteie-
burs 10 Wythcyillc in II hours
CONNEXIONS.
far buchanan. vn Buori'- Depot, on Monday =,
Wednesday and frdnys, aud arrive at bneha"9n to
tupper,
Far fiucasile Sweet mud White Sulphur SPrings,
Chnrleston kantwh, aud GuyHnloltc, via Bensack =,
Mondays. Wednesdays aed fri 'nys.
For Abnedo Jonesboro' aud kna>vllln Tenn daily
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TOBACCO SCREWs, FIATNEKs,
i MILLS and FIXTURES, FOR SALE.-On
consgnmcni 10 he sold ercst bargain, tic cntiro
Fixtures Screws. Fhiners Mls Prease', &c, belong
ing to nm extensive rohucco Munuacturing establish
mcpt; the whole of y icn have been used but shori
time md embrace all the latest improvements. The
owner having determined ercut Inducements
will b.. offered purchasers, the most favorable terms,
If immediate prpcntion be made
mnr1 WM II NOSBY, Auct'r.
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DiSsOIUliOn.

TINIE concern of II Silyerthorn a Co. di-soly
ed on the 10th inst. by mutual The
name Of the will nnly be used in winding nr the
f1rtne- business. All those indebted will plcnse come
forward and settle; and ali lqving claims against the
firm will please present them thu the business mny be
closed as speedily as possible
II .SILVERTHORN.
&. NUITZ
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ssvl,nE MISSING RRIDE.''-Th,. work

l. il the lust production of Mrs. Emma d. y.
soulhwor,h, the accomplished author OF "lho Losi
IIetess''-a Indy who welaa vigorous AMI quite
grneefu pen any OF the talented ssterhood
Of our country We Predict extensive sale for tho
work g Orl,dns Repn5iiran Albian, NJ y
The above can be- bud at Williams new Book Store;
md also, the following New Books: Leaves from
Family journal, from the French of Emile Souvestre.
iuthor of tho attic Philosophy in Paris;f Blanche
Deurwond n tale Of NJ ,dern Life: City and Country
Life. by Mrs Mary Ide Torcy; The Watchman. by J.
A. NJ. Sister Reese by Chns Dickens; Julia Mansfield
o the Fate Of Ambitious Mothers by Osgood Bradbury,
David Coppcricld, by Dckens Bankers Daughter, by
Rpynoas Fair Bosnmond, the Queens Victim by
Edgar; Isabel Vincent, the Two Orphans. b, Rey-
nods, together with many pieces of Music Guitar
Strings Accordoons, Pocket Knives. fine chewing To-
bncco snd Cigars. X. a. WILLIAMS,
5 doors above tho Norvsll House, Main st.,
iuoe 9-ts Lynchburg Va.
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syE.kCOslPLAINT, J

l aEEkCoNPAAIN JAC CNplCh'piS y
E4pepsia Chronic Nervous Debility, ,Diseas" "t the
Kiinrvs and all diseases arising from a Disordered
Liver Stomach, such ConstiPatinn Inward fies,
Fullness r Blood the lead, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nan Heartburn Disgust for Food ulIness or weight
tire Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking or fiuuerng
AT the Pit OF the Snnat h. Swimming OF the II 'ad iur'
red and difficult Breathing, Fluuerng at the ieali'
Choulng Suhocating Sensations when in lying pos
ture Dimaess Of Vision Dot Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the tlea !, Deficiency Of Pers-
piration Yelowness Of the skin and Eyes Pain in tho
Sidc Back Chest Limbs &C. Sudden tlushes OF Heat,
Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmagnings ot Evil ami
gIrat oppression of Spirits can be etectnny cured by
DocrFR 1ooFtANps CFLEsRATED
GERMAN BlTrERS,
prepared by DR.. {. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
store No. 100 Arch st one door below Sixth, phi.ada,
Their power over the above diseasesis not cNceed,
if equale,l bv nnv uthrr preparation in the United
States, the aitesr, ia rany cases niter skial
physicians Lad laied.
These Btters are worthy the attention of invalids.
Possessing great virtues in the rechceon of the liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
in wcakress aud aic aus + the digestive organ, they
ure wtal ccuoiu md pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DR. }. NJ. Wilson, Lexington
Va Feb 9th 1852, said: Il entirely cut ot the
German Biuers. They have become al the rage Moth
rga Sc soils"
The Tenth Leg IN, published at Wood. .tock, va.
eld, Jan I0lh. 1889: "A Gred Medicine-Ne hay"
uniformly reiraiuoi from recommending to the public
ANY of the various patent medicines OF the day. unless
thoroughly convinced If tf"ii val ie. Among those
,n,ier worthy of notice, is the German Bittels i1'
pnted by DR.. iuuhand, and prepared by DIR Jackson,
Phi.a telphl. 0nr instance. in particular. N wiioii
he SUI erior v medicne have beon tested,
fallen undnr ob4orvnii m. During the last snm'
tncla son of Nr. Ahran Crabil. OF th. county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complain, and after
tying in vain, various rene lies, he purchased bottle
of the Btters, and after using it, much relieved
of his Distressing maadv that he procured oiher bot
lie and is re.tored trely to health.'
They entirely etable, free from all injurious
Ingredients always strengthen the system, and never
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MERCHANDISE.
GEORGE VI. RUCKEIs ~ GO.

l4ANtHHuNt, A.
Awii Jnrh. 1858
Tako pleasure ia announcing IL thew rends aud Gus
tnmers TINT they now IN receipt at their entire
took of FANCY mud STABLE DRY GOODS Tor the
and respectfully invite all persons waiting renal
u eantGooDS ut reasonable prices To oa, aud make
thelr sclections npl3n.3m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ArAND BELOW COST Bee,., ,hor.,

u hat, cans, trunks, carpet bugs Nc N -
.scrihcr would call the attention ot g-SDO1l
4 tho.c in want Of goods II his line, l-lNlJW
- ani especially those wishing goods
sell that hc is Offering III entire st"eh NJ Ifltes
that tail 10 b, appreciated 10y thoso who may Ia
vor him with a call ,tge potion ol the goods were
purchase th. Spring. embracing se, hne assortment
OF lnts mp = aud Infants Turbans, all of the mo' nP
proved styles. An eStrn fine assortment oi Trunks,
hc assortment OF Ladies' aud Misses shoes lust reeev
ed IA fine assortment of Gents hnc eas Roots wish Il
sell early as possible, and oenablc me TO do 40
offering the chtiro stock at cost and n portion o
the goods for less thnn cost.
Call az the sign of the RED HAT, opposite the Nar
wick House anl one door below G. Morscs book store
before makng your purchases. .....,.,..,,
npl23 Is Sd RUMBOUGH, Ag't.
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TNHE HARDWARE BUSINESS, IN all It's various
i b,apches will be continued by the undersigned In
Lynohburg under the style and firm of Jas D. Gregory
500 Respectfully soliciting for the new concern the
custom and confidence of our friends AMI the public,
and returning our grateful Acknowledgements for past
favors we promise continue to sell good goods st
homes, prices. JAS ~ nnEuOhI.
June lin JAS. l. hofALA.
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InAI COAL. coal.
~ All persons wishing supply themselves with
good article Of Red-hsh Anthracite and Btumi nons
G ConI Tor the winter season will dnl il 10 the interest
if they leave hcr orders with tho undersigned ne soon
80 possible. an they will be their Coal by
Richn nd measurenent aud nj lnwes Richmond rriees
including freight mud tolls DAN'L s. JASPER.
sep q.,lt4
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ssCAM' DECLINING UNCLE "SAM"
~ having declined whiting amy moie notices for me
have rely my young "American' genius to
abo my friends and the public, that
in consequence of the expiration of the of service
of my Cook, | will suspend operations in the EATING
DEPARTMENT of nv business until the lst of October
daring which time / will make such improvements as
will enable offer my friends greater facilities for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
conntry
NJ entire attention will he devoted to the service
the BAR, which shall be heretofore, supplied with
The best Liquors nnd Cigars that be Ind any where
My patrons invited tn a fREE LUNCH, which will
to served in handsome style every day at o'clock.
JOHN w. SMITH, Lessee
npli3ts OF Washington House Bar.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

L
- AH-a'T' Red, u hite and Bfne
MINIS 4 TANNER, thou pride of the millin'.
Thy pictures arr the best that see:
Thy gallery Is the shrine ol devotion.
To those who stand frmly To then
Thy triumph has madc bnngcrs uembe.
When womau's gay form .tnnds in view
Thy c,mera makes all the craft gfnnbe,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that YOU do.
Thy camera mai ler all the craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do
Thy ,llcry nil spacious and large,
Is daily throneed with uic beauty;
Who. pleas'd with your skill think not OF charge,
But attend from pure sense ot duty.
Fair niadens and gents both near and alar,
Come right nway Main street,
Where all lovers of iruc pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnzanr;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bnznar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar.
Where u lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions al round both nenr and afar.
NorE - The Gadery of MINsls Il TANNER is on
Maia Sd door from Bridge, side whore the
most beautiful specimens OF the Daguerrean Art ars
produced at all houis of the day, the satsfac-
mHT9bts