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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-11

LET THEM COME WEsT.-The last CEN
sus of Massachusetts, presents q most
discouraging prospect to the budding
beauty and loveliness of that old grand
mother State. 1t appears that the ex-
cess of females in the whole State IL
33,O56. The boys run away and leave
the glrls to pine away, at home The
Factory system too attracts an excess Of
females from other States. In Lowell
the number Of females exceed that Of the
males 8.088. In fourteen cities of Mas
sachusetts the proportion of females to
every 100 males was, in 1855, as follows:
In Boston 106; Lowell I53; Worcester
loi; Charleston 1872; Salem l2O; Cam.
bridge f;O; New Bedford ITO; Roxbury
Ill; Lawrence III; Lynn Ill; Spring.
field ll2; Newburyport 123: Chelsea
Ito. As it is certain that husbands can
not be had for all at the East, let them
come to the West where good husbands
can be had for the asking-living is
cheap and babies no burthen. and plenty
of space for the display of the broadest
crinolne.
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+ A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

+ A RETIRED PHYSICIAN to
I Whose sands OF life have nearly run out, dssov
cred while IN the East Indies Certain cure for Con-
4 sumption, AsthIne. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds and
l general debility. The remedy was discovered by
him when his Only child dar shter, was given up
70 die. He had heard much cf the wonderful restor-
tves and hes ing qualities of Preparations made from
the East Ind hemp, and the thou yht occurred him
thar be night make remedy FOR his child. 81 studied
hard and sacceeied in realizing his wishes. His child
was cured and IS alive and we'll. lie has since ad-
inisfered the wonderful remedy to thousands Of su-
ferersin all parts of h world and he has never @ led
10 make them completely healthy and happy. w Wish-
ing 10 do as much good as possible, he will
send such Of his afflicted fellow beings request
il, the receipt with full and explicit directions for
making it up, and successfully using il. He re i
quires each applicant tn inclose hn one shilling
three cents IN he returned postage the receipt
and the remainder to be applied to the payment
this advertisement. Address
Or. Ii. JAMES, No. 10 Grand ct, -
Jersey City, ". j.
y. r. Or. RI. James has neither Office nor agent In
Nev York, as some have pretended and advertised :
The recipe sent from no place but No 10 Grand street
Jersey City, New Jersey. a3 l.E .I1Il ~
ielO.3mo-dg-in
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OD Long NFeait9 ana NJ low ~ otes Oh Interest.
'H>HESE Lands were granted by the Government to
- aid in the construction of this Road, and aSe
They extend Northeast and Northwest, through the
middle Of the St2te TO the extreme South, and inciade
every variety of climate and productions found be-
tween these parallels OF latitude The Northern por
ton is chiefly prairie, ntcrsPersed with fine groves
domiliairs alternating with beautiful prairies and
openings.
Tie climate is more healthy, mild and equabe thar
by other part OF the country-the air is pure and
brang, while living streams and springs OF excellent
water abound.
Bitumtnous coal is extensively Mined and supplies
cheap and desirable fuel, beng furnished ~ many
points al s2 to u per ton-and wood can be had at the
same rate per cord.
which can be procured lor lc more than the expen
Of transportation.
The great fertility Of these lands which are black
rich mould from two TO five feet deep, and gentlne
rolng-their contguity TO this road, by which every
the principal markets North, South, East, West and
the economy with which they can be cultivated, TN
der them the most valuable investment that can be
found; and present the most favorable opportunty,
for persons OF ind dlsrious habits and small means, to
acquire cornfortahle independence in a few years.
Chica-o IL now the greatest r1ain market ,n the
world-aDd the facility aud economy With which the
products of these lands can be Transported 10 that mark
q, make them more profitable, at the prices asked
than those remote az government rates-as the
additional OF transportation Is perpetual tax on
the latter which must be borne by the producer, in the
reduced price he receives for his grain, &c.
The title is perfect--and when the fnai payments
are made, deeds executed by the Trustees appoint
purchasers which convey 10 them absolute titles in fee
simple free and clear Of every incumbrance, lien
mortgage.
THE PRICES ARE FROM SC TO sao.
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&A r r g: \ r. r.: S 3:
.tgss r AL r o AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

,. ~ rf.NN
an and after THURSDAY, July I'd, 1851, and unit
W further notice. the Mail Passenger train will leave
Evansville at o'clock and 30 minutes, A. NJ vincen
nes 81 u leP.M. and arrive AZ TerreHaute 2:45 NJ
Connecting With Trains for lndianapolis Cincinnati
and all points East, also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North Vest
Passengers dine ct Terre Haute-Baggage checked tc
Indianapolis. - q. Z. !
RETURNISG-Ieave Terre Haute ut s4n p. NJ. ar
ter the arrival Of trains nom the East and West; Vim
cennes az 6.J0 z. ", and arrive at s20 P. NJ IL.
PssseBg-T by this train arrive at Cincifrad al l23n
same evening, cleveland at 900 nst morning insteal
Of 2:sll L. ~ as by former arTanssacent. H-
MIxED TRAIN has heen PLACED on the road be
tween Vincelnes and Evansville; leaving vincenne:
as 6sfO x-and arriving 81 Evansville at 100 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at Pm, and arrives q
Nincenacs at6:i5 NJ, connecting with the o. e "
Road for Cincinnati and 81. Louis.
a ti etat OBSERVE,
Passengers arriving by this train have over hours
II Evans vile Tor RUsIsEss PLEASURE.
Freight Trains North of Vincennes, will run as hith
toLeaving Terre Hsute for the South st return.
ing arrive ~ Itrre Haute st5s25 Pm.
For any Information OK through tickets apply at the
companys Transportation ece, head Of Locust street
~ Cars run Nv Indianapolis Tines minutes fas.
ter than Evansville time --- -
~ .srrsT rttsrs rsalI = s,,re,;,ssnd
TT vincennes Gazette. Princeton Chrien, Sullivan
Democrat. Mt. Carmel REGISTER and Mt Vernon Advo-
cate take cut former advertisement and copy. my19f
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81 OLD ESTABLISHED =
F0UNDERY & MACHINE SH0P.
- KRATz & HEILMAN,
ls-ita PINE.sTREET. OBS 4sf
Evansville. Indiana.

To-
The sopretors Of the City Foundery are now ore.
and eveything apperaining to the foundery busines
Machinery OF all Kinds, Made and Repaired.
We have every facility Of the hest machinery and
workmsn, and We give all work entrusted to u.s. our
Undivided attention. Heare manufacturing
IN BOILERS AND STEAM ENGINES,
Of ary power required, s1d ready to promptly Gil Or
ders for this kind Of machinery, warsntng yor,
and satisfied with reasonable prices The Foundery
Finishing SheIs, &c, are on Pine street. =
THE SALE ROOMS
are IN MAIN STREET, just above Second, where
orders Will he received.
ap26.y ERATZ = HEILMAN.
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GbanshiIls DaiIg Saurud.

DuTcH CoLoSy roR TEsNEsskx. =
Madame Storms, of Delft, Holland, has
purchased large tract Of land Eve miles
from Kingston Tennessee, and three miles
from the Tennessee river. One motive
which controlled the selection was tho
belief that it would be favorable to The
rearing of the wine grape. Several colo.
nies of European grape growers have
been settled ON the Tennessee within the
last ten years, hut none Of them hare
prospered. 1t is seldom that European
emigrants, when settled in communities
by themselves, have ever done well IN
this country. They need sn entire
change os habit and mode Of life to it
them for the climate and country and
this they never acquire till. forced ur7a
them by the necessity of living with ehs
native populations and conforming 70
American habits. Where Europeans Are
collected in colonies and communities by
themselves they remain foreign people.
untitled for the laborS and exigencies of
the land. Enterprises for the purchase
of large tracts of land for colonising
Europeans, have always been failures.
whether tried in the Gulf States-upou
the Western Rivers, or the Lakes. We
haveno faith in the Tennessee enterpriss
if the Emigrants are to form communi.
ty by themselves like their predecessors.
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LOUISVILLE AND EVANSVILLE nEGU-
tt.-s LAR Jacket. sit.-

EIEATsfd j steamboat ". A. EAvES, Capt.
sszEz>szzSsDuncan. has re-enterei the
trade for the season. and win continue 10 make ar
trips The accommodations for passengers are Of 4
superior order For freight or passage apply on board
O'Clock. p. M, and returning, leaves Evansville
every Tuesday and Friday ats o'clock, p. m. D
sp2S3m ~
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RAILROADS.

From, Evansville to New York In "A Hours
- lsfi8sef +@f VIA. ~
EVANSVILLE q CRAWFORDsv LIE
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Books.

s6NW7HES in the course of human events 10 he
- w c1-nes necessary, thst we should look IN
homo those waning Books of anv kind
Bound. or Blank Books, ruled 70 nstfern, viii ind
N. LINDSEY J0HNSOSs Book Bipderv the place
- suit the taste and fancy. Cali and see. ivsl
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BOOT AND, SHOE STORE.

yNHE under signed would sespectfuly inform the
citizens Of Evansville ard the surrounding couD
try, that be has opened retail Boo. and Shoe store,
the corner oS First and Sycamore streets. This, in
connection with his wholesale department, viii enable
him 70 keep on hand pete assortment OF all the
bes qualities OF cnstnrosade work, which he offers %
sell or make % order cheaper than any Other esaahsh
inert IN IN ecty for cash. All work IS warranted good
and sny. fa ure h1prenf, II will he rssaired free
charge, IN -.urred rivsfvi III. !. HART
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DT11& Store.
a.DR. ]. J. PENNINGTON,

SCNDRlI;S- kegs sc. Soda; r
- 50 kegs double Refined Salaratus;
- 5boxcs s. c. Soda, In 10 papers;
% do Salarstus, in 10 papers;
$50 lrS No. Nuunegs; 90 Tbs Indigo, IN store and
for sale by apps /. l. D. HE1MASN.
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!. GREEN. RIVER PACKET.

II THE steamer Union, Capt
s1-SE2sxna j Roberts, having been just FIN
provenents, of Se capacity, fast and very lish
draughi, viii ply regularly in the above trade foI
which she wss built expressly, and solicits Meral
share Of pu2lc patronage. For rfreight passage
ply on board p l'l = mlff
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HSresh Cove Oysters. o. .t
myls WHEELER r. RIGGS.
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LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
81 STATESMAN.

e15sfS44s1S3H y as regular packet betweer
Loaisvilie and Hens3erson, pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY afternoons
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET. 2ai = a.

Aa @ NORTHEkNER, ]: +.
Master; Archer, Clerk
Passing Evansville, going up every Wefinesay, at
saturday a. ~ O'Clock, NJ WIN make regular weekly
trips between Memphis aud Lopsy nle, landing as Al
pfnciral waS places for freeh and paSengers. The
Eosthernes y Unsurpassed Tor speed, comfort and ssfs.
ty. Connects at Louisyiile with the mammoth D. g
fpr Cincinnati, and by Railroad thence to all Eastern
cities - .aaa TiI
Passengers going East by taking through tickets on
this stamer, VIII save time expense and 20 to 20 hours
disagreeabse Railroad travel. = 49, .
Connects at Memphis with the spendid line OF New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon AMI
hite River boats, and az Paducah with the nneer'
st. Louis packe-s. - - ap29
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GR - THE light draught steamer
EHH{skAsa j KATE SARCHET, r. r. De-
bsouchet, master, viii run as
regular pacget between Evansville and the different
For freight or passage apply on board, febio
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Tobacco.
y Thirty boxes Five Lump, pound and n me
vireinia and Kentucky tobacco for sale by
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fail IN the interest Of
all engaged in the br-
siness 70 give me q
trial.
l name in part
Hairnaa hats RorS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-06
SALE VALUABLE LAND IN THE COUNTY


I'm obedience decree of the County Court Of Han
over pronounced the 2s;h Of October, 1856, In a
suit therein depending under the style Of Edmondson
and others vs. Berry and Others the undersigned the
Commissioner therein appointed, viii, on MONDAY, the
lh of January 1857 if fair il the first fair day there
after on the premises sell the land men.
toned situated in the county Of turnover snd State ot
Virginia. called "Oak Grove estimated 10 contain lsG
acres adjoining the lands OF Col Edwin Shelton and
Garland Tinslpy, Esq.
very healthy aud the neshborhood Is unsurpassed in
every desirable quality The soil well adapted &c the
production OF Wheat Corn Oats and every variety of We
ge,abe. The improvements consist Of dwelling house
Of sufficient size for small family and outhouses.
aud the place supplied with pure water from three
cellent springs.
Terms Cash as to much shall be necessary deray
the costs and expenses Of and sae and the balance Of
the purchase money credit 6, ~ and month"; the
purchaser executing three bonds Of equal amounts each
with good and sufficient securtyone payable six months
date twelve months after date and the renin.
ing one eighteen months after dhteeach carrying interest
from tue duy of sae and the tle be retained until the
whole purchase money tspaid.
b. w. EDMoNDsoN,
Dec 5-ciw Special Commissioner.
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YORK RIVER LAND FOR SALE

In accordauce with the provisions OF decree entered
II up by the Circuit Court Of Gloucester county, at Oc
tober term 1856, In the OF Cstleus coulmee,vs
Waller &c. shall proceed SELL at Iubc suction, at
Gloucester Court House, on MONDAY, the 5th day OF
January 1857 being Court day, the farm which Dr..
William j. Waller lately resided This farm is situated
IN Gloucester county. Immediately York River the
front yard running down LIS bank ooutains by recent
survey 1874 portion Of which probably 200 acres
cleared and ready for cultivation and large portion OF
the ba ia we'll in pine timber Of good heart and
cellent quality, which valuable from It's being To-
Gated within few hundred yards Of mill. There
ID probably place the river which has better shore
tor planting oysters than this and there very few
which offer many Inducements 10 those wishing TO set
tie In th 9ecuon OF the country Il being about ten or
twelve miles below West Point the terminus OF the Rich.
mond and York River Rail Road. and only q few miles
above cappahosc wharf Steamboats, pass up and down
the river Norfolk and Baltimore that there is
every convenience for shipping produce either by sail ves
GELS STEAMBOATS,. he nud well adapted ~ the Guilt
ya,iou of corn. wheat. &C. There seeded on
forty bushrs d. wheat. which viii be ssi wE the Farm.
The improvements consist u. Nv elm, iii three
below and above, kitchen, smOkc hGu5e, servants
houses small barn aid stable
AZ the time and place she'll oacr for sae another
farm called OakTe containing 29 Of land situnted
the river that person rcsidng It can avail
Oakwe has good dwelling house and the nccessn
ry houscs aal Is situated u very agreeable neigh.
borhoo1.
TERMs OF aAIE.-EGoueh 70 pay costs Of decree and
third Of tie balance In cSsh the remainder to be paid
In and two years. but 10 carry interest from the day OF
sale. mo. w. c. CATLETT, Commr.
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NsSINi.lsXEisiUs,
> .; b.L.Aaps LXlHiG4:, vic. may DC consal.'
;nIa. y! nNR,I.L.

(tc1s"5iy a LJs"ag".I
z = .; b.L-Aaps LXeni%Gl, vice uc may DC contal.'
4 ei.
~ Oif.ce hour ;ryaI o;o3p H.
..0,. he LrnLc. Tiracs
nunoc: II scientific :6I.l-l.r assembled ycs.Gi.ay
Of toe Gcu'e o! Or l:ap4 - uItar. The r.s,.t po-
ducei by process rccclT prniTcc ny the D0c;or, aud
applied oT ne exc .. dcIints4 aIt blindness Between
twenty an thir;y pstcn;, attended, many OF whom, IL
stated W tftir pArcnis nud been born deaf and dumb
They were sun.ntteu 20 s"rioi, tests, by which il wss
pfuycI that their deafness ind been cured by the sppcs
lion oi pr Tugnbu!ls remedies aud WIN, appears most
slgulI i. hn. ~lehcr tie ds"hsr depended on parnly
els o the auditory nerve ruptrr. OF the ympiHnun,
obstruction Of the internal pnssages relief had been OBJ
tinr1, complete cure effected without delay, pain
Inconvenience Several patients, VINO represented that
they had been completely blind r.id that they could
zee perfectly well.
We agree with Messr-. Chambers, that Or. Turnbull
IDS, by patience and ingenuity, obtained grasp Of
tain ncw nrirnmng,, ana methods calculated to
cases al deafness, such as were never cured before.
Dnra
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NOTICE

IN execution OF tie provisions o! deed OF trust exc
cu.ed on tie Gin day OF A-2ust 1855 by Edward L.
O,vis and o! record in the county OF King W!aE as
trustee named IN said deed, will proceed, on MONDAY
tae 20 iny o; March l.7 sell the premse "a the
h;s.. S;die o- casa much as vii! be sufficient
pay tie ard charges attending tine execution OF
5 trust and lie OF 81 5GG 6js with interest there
on ror the l., Gay January 1856. until paid and
c:-!i, vail he IL. Of January 1853 FOR aa333 S3s, with
a'e.es: ;ae:eoa om the st q asuasy 1885, the tract OF
land wEe-eoa sail usrd F.. Orvs resides lying
stL-; one nile neow Kin; William Court House. bound
ed cy nui. 0, Roosr, II Teaos Bartlett Lpscomb,
0.:nan slaughter .u tie public road which leads from
King William Court House Canon, which separates II
fsoa the an .! L. Powell formerly A.mstead Robina
AMI Rooer; King supposed 20 contain two hundred and
nifty be Inc or less To the credit
Psymen, the purchase! Will be required give trust
deed on the properly
Tue title 10 :be above property believed be
questionable but shall sell ouy such title 10 vested in
by zee Aforesaid deed
HARDIN LlTTL EPAGE, Trustee
,-cu,oiyarrb ' -
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HITCHCOCK & Osborn.

COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS
No. 2l3, MAIN STREET RICHMOND, Va,
"AVE IN store large assortment OF fine caCAI
Ii fashionable COACHES. CARRIAGES, HS&k.
BUGGlES, SULKEYs aud HARNESS, suitable for cOun
try and city use, made OF the best materials and put
gether with much care, which will recommend
friends and the public aud re such will
the mutual interest Of eli who ut favor with their
patronage.
From long experience In our business snd by prompt
personal attention, hope TO mer, continuance of past
fsvorg.
Forde-s promptly Oiled and shipped 10 sny pert o.!
the United states. Feb 29-ly
vXItSTED.-3O0 Good Horsemen snd Marks. ,.n
w men, for the H. 9. DRAGONS and Mounted Nv
Ridemeu. to 90 TO California, Texas New Mexico, S&
Kansas and Nebraska. 9D
Also wanted Immediately, few Musicians forthe Bands
Of the Mounted Regiments.
For particulars, apply at Mounted Recruiting Rendcz
vous, Frank lin Street, opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Aug Iii
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+. II. TAlLOKs MUSIC SALOON


GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND VA
vac only Establishment Of The kind in .h1 c:.y!
Viz undrrs gned is soc agent in this sS4x1
- city Tor The sale oi the celebrated H9sEIsp
IT. & CLAIMS PLANO FoRTEs E N \
II. Instruments have rcr.iv we'd the IIngun. y
I'd approval OF c gren,. Pianist, II, this Country and in
kurnpr He slso keep. pinuos Of GALE < CO ana other
good aud We! established makers
H. Taylor keeps constantly on hand an a..o,,ueu, of
IN. best Musical Instruments and Musical Merchandise In
general. conssng OF pelaubst's superior MELODEONS
OF ", and octaves, witt! single aad double reeda
Martins uurivhilsd GUITARS.
Tnjlo approved ELuT ES-hcse Flutes A-e NOT uur
passed.
Ascordeos c!.ronets Flutes F!fcs F!es 4oisu Guitars.
T!olins Banjos. Bridges, Pegs &c.
Tuning Forks and Pipes Mouth Pieces for C,arioGsts
and brass instruments.
Piano ssoob aud oest quality Guta: aud Violin strngs
10 abort every article in TIE Mus: line lay oe had
this establishment at nost reasonable prices
The largest aud besut full
new and standard Sheet ausc os found In this Stale
liberal discount made TO Teachers and Schools
Pisnos Tuned and let to Hire Old Pianos taken In ex
Change for new ones ?. II. TAYLOR
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H. u. SANXAY,
RICHMOND. Virginia,
NOTARY pUBLIC, GENERAL AGENT, COLLEC

H., ID. SANAA1y
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
NOTARY PUBLIC, GETERAL AGETT, CoLLEc
TOR md SCRIHENER,
WILL attend TO the purchase and sale OF Real Estate
w Renting Of Houses buying and sc!ns u .r'i S.,,
caIms ia which cases eminent council will be engaged
As Magi,rAe and Notary be viii take dispositions,
certify accounts and all other documents also write
wills DECIDE Co Partnership and other Agreements, keep
and adus, sets books for merchant. and collect &C.
counts.
Having been engaged in business in Richmond for 'hir.
w. eiyht yrnrs with al extensive country acquaintance
roughout the State he confidently eders his services
above
Peters by permission to the following gentlemen:
VIM f. Mcfarland Esq. Pre'sdent Farmers Bsnh OF
Jno Smith, Esq, Cashier fatmers EaDk Of Virgins.
samuel Msrx' Esd, Cashier Bank Of Virginia
John c. Hobson, ESQ, President Exchange Bank CT
VIM P Stroller Esq., Cashier Exchange Bank Of vir.
ginia.
Messrs Dunlop, Moncure s. Co.
Messrs. HrSal Co.
Messrs. warwick Barisdale and tue public gencrs!
Ian lin
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REMEMBER THE FACT

REMEMBER TIKI FACT
TuNHkT GIBBS wss awarded the hishes: premium Is
oliver medaD at the last exhibition OF the Mechanics
neut.. for the superiority of his AMBROTfPES over
all sun pictures exhibitions but st higher reward
he receiving from daily increase OF bis business,
which proves that his cEnrts establish first class Gale
~ has met With the appreciation Of generous public.
He respectfully that In order 10 meet the de-.
snds Of his business he has increased bis furce Having
nish PHOTOGRAPHS from small TO Lie size, colorcd
10 OIL water pastec, which he warrants for accuracy
and beauty Of finish equal 20 the best paintings In the
country. The public respectfully Invited to call and
gallery. Corinthian Hail. between 9th and 10Th, Main
.,,ect Richmond. 7. L. GIBBS, Proprietor.
P. s. These Photographs can DO enlarged from small
na.1 P. E. G.