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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17
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Tragedy NJ tie Lyccum Theatre Louise VI
PomcrOy IT. Juliet.
"Romeo and Juliet ' was played al the
Lyceum Theatre last night. Auditor- enough To
M The house were prv-ent, yni applause WIS
abundant. Tue incident Of tue Performance
which chtny attracted ttenrnn aud excited
Interest WAS the appearance OF Louise VI. l'ome-
roy as Jutt. This Lady has very shapely form
and a very comedy face. Her conn'enance is
bright and lui u intelligencc. she woT' scv raj
changes 81 rdimen', each ~ which looked very
rich and costly. Sh, seem d to bc quite ~ ner
ease AMI from the frat faced her ludience with
confidence Her guircis strong amt ii'- sufficient
cotlp.-s; IL also aa,,carSd to o. veal under
control Her elocutlOn was for the most o ~
good. Indeed, 80 Tar a. her reading was N
cerued, hef success SHOULD he gratifying to her
self ana her fuiAds. II r noticeable deucien-
cies were more especially want OF giiiis1
Tcli pIsi ~, or rs exact counterpart, ~ well a.
spOntauety Of feeling. or III simul ton u The
PLAYED tits part up 10 neI concept ~ al II, that
conception was OF "A person TOO I'D Ia every
way TOO mature and hard. 1t would see. n That
she might have chosen "a thardcter to which She
could more easily have done Justice. That sye
had studied cun-ctentit usly AID indus irIon-ly
was evident. and she made II pam enough tuht
she has talents which Cth be put TO eA' Silent
use in her chosen profession. To those VINO
praise can he given. RgmsO WIS impe rsonii"d
ia his way by Nj ". V Linsham, and McfW,O
ia his way ny Sir. j. Is lt0nerts. Mr. Welsh Ed
wards acted FttIT LIpitutf, aud Mrs. Jordan
the Nurse. Inur-day anu Irilhf nights ana at
the saturday matinee the Lady OF LIONS viii
be PLAYED, Mrs. PumerOy taking, Of course, the
part Of pdHitHe Last Llgnt sue was called out
at the end II every act.
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Old Comedies with Old FRvOrltes In tue
Brooklyn Theatre.

Mr.. John Gilbert of Wallack's Theatre
began last evening brief season Of old come
dies with THE school for scandal" with a
cast including Miss Katherine Rogers, Miss
Maud Harrison, Mr.. Dyas, and Mr.. Murdoch.
OF Mr.. Gilbort's charming SIR Peter we need not
write at length. In all respects II was fun Of
grace and strength and beauty. Miss Rogers
Presented spirited city bred L1dD Ie'@lt, lnut-
less from a city standpoint, nut faulty from the
ordinary STANDARD. She dressed II eIqu,ltnly
aud carried the house with her. Miss Maud
Harrson's FIRST appe rance for the season Was
warmlg welcomed, and her sweet picture Of the
gentle Maria won deserved and discriminating
applause. Mr. Murdock's Charles was very
Satisfactory performance, but MIR Dyass SU
Oirsr was dramatic gem. lhe old gentleman
slipped In his text occasionally, but no looked
and acted tue rdsciDle lndi iman . tho NE,
The play. winch will be repe ted tonight, was
nicely mounted and asa whole pleas mlly rem
dered. Mrs. Farfon a. Lazy CmdW swung
through her caustici4ns with relish, ana Ned
Lamb as Crdbtrtc meandered with delicious
freedom in aud about the text. The supper
scene was rather shaky, though Mr. seymour r
song redeemed II. BROOKLYN certainly has
no reason - complain Of the entertainment
prepared for II al this theatre. Tonight the
school for Scandal and on Wednesday She
StOOuS [ COuQueT.'
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Another Icuer from Mr. q u. House.

To InK Enron or the suns In your
article OF to-day on "tne House murder trial." you
have lA a .uy name with my brother BRAD" am
marrl ii mn, and tausnel sit one wife. BrNd'
lisa pilowcr from Kansae, good publican. member
OF the Ncthodi,t Church. etrong temperance mani
never drank drop Of anything except water, never
smoked, aud IA hne fellow, honest Gud vlrtuous lie
20 scftie M MS rrh brother- e'tAtc, ana al
hc TAX 4. about him am the co.n znd mad one
4 thc FAMILY No fault uut aims. ami being too
smart GIVE he curses you az" uini o., aud
they vial an result from "tOp hfefai a heart Ihe
No "a well "a Yrr--eu H. IN tc oc-t Tread OF my
protnrr's i-rup1 ara N fhcr any influence, 10
II minr that NIL cave her. she SAWS mat hioee her
heart 90 h4AIug murdered MY rOtntr, but am lrr
hest friend ami VISA hrr no harm N. fnh'r NJ
Nanslndt. j. seuf.e nsn anu man whom respect,
anu u re- zee " tn pa % lrtutru SHALL tHh e
" & L. HoVsE
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stock market. aud he would have thought II hts
duty to mislead me, but he IL touched by my
afilctlon, and so know what hts weak points
are. When you lose your Jurgsnsen. my young
friend, you will learn what your friends are
made OF.
Mr.. Jerome here relapsed into deep thought.
either about his watch, his friends, the stock
market. or something else. The reporter had
made long visit and thought IL was time to 90.
Mr.. Jerome appeared to he of the same opinion.
lie did not show THIS by looking ut hi watch
lat Mr. Wvman's watch. that is), but by pressing
upon the reporter glass uf asuperiOr vintage
Of apple jack. The tepurte y Uulilics were not
OF that KIND, but he could take the hnt, and 40
he departed. hoping that Mr.. Jerome would and
bis watch aud recover hls ordinary good spirits.
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Live stock MARKET.

NEw YoRK. Monday, Oc'. l6.-Rsceipts OF
beeves Yesterday and to-day S3s ADS or 533l
head making II 300 for the w"rs. against iOO27 for ths
previous week, Plicei furlNtrdrnppcI about Nc. n.
ard the market ruled dul. ana closed weak al sSla
1Oi4c n. to dress hbcs57 NJ TO the gross cwt. for
medium extra naive steer. and 90 0,alr to dress
64afbj Ms. for Texas Cherokee AMI colorado cattle.
Receipts enecp ana ianI. were 30 cars or lO2Sf
head. making 1890 Tor tho week agaiust % ,l2O fot
TIE prcvions The supply Of lninps largely eN
cecded the OF the trade nd prices were forced
downward strong ~. n tn choicest roing ~ 10
7Jbc ID, anu commOnssf NJ 6tJii". Fat sheep were
about steady, with sales At t. for poor 20 5000
6ilaJsc for prime and 80 4at5 10 for extra ant
fancy.
Receipts of hogs were 5Oie cara or p.7Ss head, max
Ing ~ III for the week. against 52Si for the prevom
week. car load Of OhlJ tOrucd hOss. 2DJ Bs. aver
age, changed hands alive al Givc. n.
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MoNpAN' ~, TO- = lN3l.h ANp M w. ne nout
HtrNt cu-cu Nul Ann att'l urp ,h,ut nittl hol'-
what ,trong,r optnn. re dcm tnd Nas ilt irnm the
hone lrad,, nu' shlPpels op,trlrA h,vNn. rye noei
uui nut corn msAl ~. W..Nv- We q.uw. S,Al'
anu .s'.,n tunVinhr, " 800 q" 'H'lN ,"''' e,
s1l"tf'ivi xW'htVth ,ltlhk Mn'tA ,Ai' 81 20, ."
yt'f"' no ~ Hnu. ~ = "''%f r. .-' 81" NihNF
.heAl anu \, to,iot 80 Mt''sta3,, p.ten,'
y '',. tN.l' ivy .niViht 'N'i"'' l'''tt'i"' nun
err pAAtrs ana lauulf nianu,' 1900 ,"ulh'lh
smpplhs eAirS, e'n," e. ~ on n.y." ~ eM,s'l'
p"rhhe tHf'atolV puVhNh'A' h'ui' ' ~" rs" f''-'s"
t'tn NJ. , . ,, ,,,.,,,. ,,
90, orion I'm nun ,lu.e aotA,, Mlil, ,s milfnIs NJ
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question was put, what was the expression on
mis- face7" and an answer was deferred until To-
morrow by n prOuactod Hreufuent
Mrs. Houses demeanor was IN the main quiet
during tho two sessions into which the DAYS
work divided. she listened anxlouey 70
tito testimony, and seemed to weigh II crit icalv
in hpr mind. Whenever her husbands wounds
or death was described she showed apparently
real en- otion. several times covering her face
with her crane veil and sObUiuR hystoi lcaly.
Once sho grow white IN the faco and ghsped a.
tnounh about to faint. A. one Of the witnesses
became ludicrOusly ouHfdsed she laughed with
tie rest. aud often tslkod with her father aud
her lawyer She took medicine from vial az
REGULAR Intervals.
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quiet but nim u poes9 for common 10 good strained
p ps vac Arm 4, isysc for crude, in bulk and
but without quotapie change IN ratos provisions by
eteam 70 Liverpool. 35cJ0s. cotton. by sail, e2d;
nOur x Dra 70 London b. steam. 3d., rcnnod petro'
Ieum 70 me United Ki9gdom g. crude do, 70 navrc
Bremen a. AID. whiskey sInhty higher with 100
bols sold At 13% Hides nrn aad quite active sales
MUnteyidcO al zoe, both Kold. " -
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Certn,nIy warm Invc-tIrntIna,

The Immense practical advantages OF the
new Invention OF the Wilcox X GIBBS :. NJ.
Co.-thcir new automatic sewing machine; DIFF
feient in principle from every other sewing ma
chine manufactured. On view AT Centennial
Machinery Hall, Sec. :, Col. 90 and at 65e
Broadway, New York 70 Court street, Brooklyn
379 Grove street, jersey CITY; Cedar street
Newark Adr.
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A bungling piece Of business was recently per
fOrme on Don Carl ia giving him ether - have nine
teen teeth extra ted when twelve uf them had to be-
drawn without an unastnetic. However, II Afforded me
due opportunity 10 tell the pubic that had gwen the
gas 10 over A,reg MOHsdd pdeats (92 OOOl with,
failure o. accident, and with none OF the Grazing
effects Of ether q. q toLION,
10 Cooper Institute. Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

The Commandeur Cazeneuye gives special
matinee performance at Chckerng Hail this alter
noon, to which he has invited the members OF the
dramatic profession, many Of whom have accepted the
invitation.
THIS Is his last week IN New York. His closing enter
tainments VIII be on Friday and saturday EVENING"
and SATURDAY matinee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

Tho present century has been noted Tor It's
prosre-s in tne useful Ars. The dement's % nal9e
have been ut1cI and combined "a An nap raj Dln de-
ce hui wr kuOR NJ fw huer exhibitions pf tnis an
l. q 4. BAhburs BABY Soap. las new lnvehlion Tor
toilet ana bath the higuc, ut possible results lot
purty doc .cy ana cleansing power II lie CERTAIN 70
supeisede ali others Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

COwING-orls- Thursday. oct. l., at the resi-
dence Of the brides parent. hs the Rev. Mcllyane
NtchO son. HerDrft ". towing 10 Agnes ~, daughter
OF ChAre- Otis, all OF BrOONiyn
KELLY-Wn TE. on OF. Il. at the residence OF
the bride. mother. Rr1Oklvu T.. D. by the Rev Chris
tph.i Rhode. VIM ). Kelly ~ florence J. White, ali
o. BROOKLYN.
IUART-FOOrE.- Thur~dsy, OCT. 10 At Norris
town y j.. by the Rev. II bert Ne ritt, d. D., John
stuAr Of Detroit Mich, anu Louise FOOte Of Morris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

So speaks orentimcs the sufferer from dyspcnsia
Attr c.tnE. u sc'ma ns n there yeritaDe bali
Of Ire running ~ anh uuNu through his stomach. NJ
he eats ucl he tels T. ~ Pc d,ul much he feels
It, II u troAe his enjoyment Oi lifc. N the be
rf1lN le-iruus % Clruis 80 tlU nj he should
peru, VIII TIE sufferer. he rnuud recommend hhn
e. Use Peruvian - NE, nerila have been tcbted
long. snd alwa,a tsfgrtorv Ball- OF fire in tho
Rt0na and Peruvian yrup c4n't avel together Send
toNuur druggist ie u always ready and try =
II Will Work like charm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

The highest nwnrd grnntrd INV Exhibitor
~ Centcnnia Exposition Ia givea the Elastic Truss Co.
for sk Elastic Trusscs. Sold only Al 0oJ Broadway.
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Dyeing and Cleaning. Now York Dycing and
Printing lihlishment stitcn Island. Odiccs Ok
Duane A.. 752 broadway 90 9TH av.. New YORK 1888
anG loo PIsuepOnt st. Brooklyn. Established 81 years
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Cramps, Collie. Dy-pepsin. Headache. Heart
htrn. AID Diarruwt have remedy equal 10 Park
kR'S Ginger Tonic. Solu by all druggists.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

snger's Prepared Hlrl seed Ia the cheapest
ana ncs food ior cnnires tree rom ,hels ana mprl
fl.s sold by grOcerH. drugglsis ANA nird dea cf-.
Singer Gravel Paper Co., manufacturers oSS Hudson
street.-1dp,
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SILK Elastic md Thread Elastic Tru.-es.-
The the lowest prices Tnc perfect Truseea
OF all kinds. POMEROY TRUSS CO., FAC Broadway.
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An Eminent Divine wriicsi al have never
changed my mind respecting Browns Bronchial
Trocnes from the crsf excepting 10 taluN yet better
Of that which began thinking well o."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

" Crippled six months with Innanimatsry
rheumatism. was entirely cured by Hyatts Life Bal
saln Tee this rrmrdy.
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Reduced prices In furniture and carpets.
Cownerthwaits, lb5 aud l67 Chatham street. Pay
monthly. Adj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

Ponds Extrnct -Experence has heralded Its yir.
tue. for all Kinds Of pains nches Hnd iujurles IL
SPECIFIC for bleeding iron any cause.
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DTTORFID,

NOlI.-In the city OF New York. on the ID. day Of
October 1876 b. the Hon Chae- DOuOhuc, Juance Of
the supreme court, franziskl NOu from Joseph Nol.
Cause, adultery.
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nv uaying a visit to A ltaymond X Co.'s clotl
Ing house Nassau aud Fulton ects the pro
abilities are, that iuI can mad whal you want. -iEr.
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MARINE JNTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANkU-THfs nav.
sun rlscs -. ~ sun scts...... n Moon sets.
HtGu WATER Iufs Day.
Sandy Hook. 20 Gov. Island. IA Hell Gate y y
Arrived-MoNpAY. Oct 49,
folk.
sup Goscncn. Helms, Hamburg pit 1.
LARK Post Gunrho rscn, Buulug le.
BARK Antonio q, Can'ro, Tgalre.
Also the usual river lnd cOl.twise v'sssli.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

QHrk's Irish ret cures headache.
Quirk's irish Tea cures bspVpsA itr.
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Business a1ciit,,.
A Card.


at aie pro'a~ay and uaaer 'nr pifta Avenue Hotel.
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John T. IIenry the druEgist, aud James A.
Briggs, state Assessor. are the straight Rcpubli-
can clndilaies for the position. Neither cN-
Congressman kin~ella nor Gen. James Il. Craig
would accept tho nomination. The regular
Democrats will nominate either William L. IT,
inson. the Irish writer and speaker, or MIR. bel-
den. or T.. {. Iitchneld. or 7. V. 4. rallmage.
The chances at present favor the nomination Of
m cneieu Robinson.
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u W7NTFf
DEAR RnurnEG; You will see from TINS IA am
stupn " a. ireuilu. Arrived here ON Tuesday rveu-
log after leaving your house and nave therefore been
lrrr one WcoA. Found Mr.. NAusani ana iunY very
Kind and Obuglng TO me, and they have been dulug
cVrrythng M hclr power 10 make my say WIN them
ri int und agreeable. Irene n gaming her hea IN
and ttlcngtu very fasi, ami talks almost coniinuy
tnJut %. A. and their AFFAIRS from when am u fNhs
yf, mn IA yauahle Information In regard 10 tnc mat
r. Enclosed you VIII ma stamped cuYc oie, ~
which YOU VIII please send my mai that nus Deth leit
On your place, n any, Or an nhhWef b( return mui
Irene Wishes you to send the hmall picture OF htr
yY have got IT, Is one she thought great deai OF
ana wants 10 flr a keepsake. 49,,
have bcen 10 the centennial last week one dAy' anu
expect 10 attend day or two more go
nave fuund out more IN regard 10 the ueeus Waue
by father TO join and LCtie. II WAS signed by o. a.
If0uie ana Irene Witnesses 20 the decd OF ha mara
aud Irene SAYS IL signed Dy father WI bout MS
knowledge OF what N was ~ what he was doing, ThAt
It was gwen through the ncrposilion Of mother aud
john With the help 81 lctp and contrary - the Wishes
OF her aud OgsOn she also tells me- that there were
eerain conditions that TO be performed Oy John
and Lettle as consideration for The farm, sud that
these ihIngH have not been fuhed BY then and there
fore the contract ~ VOID sRd VI Nv eject. think We
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-17

In place of Justices Walsh, Morse, Delmnr,
aud Senior the Republicans name quite a NUM-
her. Among otnerS. Cot. Grace, Richard Marvin,
J. W. MONK. Col. Oueueier. ana the Slocumitcs
suggest !. RidYewny and Others. The regular
Democrats viii rename Judge Walsh, who has
had long experience and j. generally popular,
and ai-n judge senior. In place Of justice
Morse. Mir. \. r. Adams Will he named. and Ia
Delmar' vacancy eitnet coffee on Ferry.
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Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods!

| have just returned from the East
with nn entire new stock of goods. which
can assure my old friend are cheaper
than have ever before seen goods and
think when you come and examine for
yourselves, you will say the same.
Prints, Muslips, and all wool goods
go low, that ! am sure you cannot help
buying, il you need any goods. have
full line of dress goods, water-proofs,
and skirts, and full line of notions for
mems ware. think my stock complete.
Now, if you wish the pick of my goods,
come soon, and while my stock is full
will deal in produce, and pay the
highest market price. So, bring youl
money or trade, and think you will be
satisfied with our prices, you will find
me at the same old stand, Somers et
Ohio. THos. JOHNSON.
The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1876-10-06

Fourteen hundred school children
shook hands with President Grant at
his reception III Ithaca on Wednesday.
Among the visitors was a man with a
baby in his arms. The President shook
the little hand and patted the little
head, and the remarkable infant answer
ed with crow and a chirp Of delight
One person who pressed forward with
great anxiety, an old gentleman with a
wig, a very wrinkied face, and an inn
mense pair of spectacies with iron
bows, said that he was the oldest man in
Tompkins county; he was the first mar
in Tompkins county who ever rode on 6
steamboat; he had seen Gen. Jackson
was in the war of 1912, and was SURF
| that Gen. Grant would want to see him
| He shook hands, when it came his turn
with great vigor and energy, enjoying i
probably more thansany one else of th'
| 1000 present.
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Council Meeting.



Regular session OF the Council of the
incorporated village of Somerset, Ohio.
Monday evening, Oct ,, 1876 Members
pressnt-C. II Hope George BranneE,
j., and WIN. II Dart -aa qGyrua,
The Mayor e4lltd n special mrci.t- !. ..r
ali regular hu-ine-- on "Wednesday
ninE, Oct 4, 1876. at ~hich b,r. .-.
prssent james NcQusid. :. } h....-
laui. II. q. GTeIBer, W. II Dart. ana
George Brunaer jr.; Mayor Woodwarf
in the chair Minutes of the preceding
session read and approved. The Mayor
reported that he had examined the All
thori,its, and gave it a. bis opinion that
the Council had power to build foot
bridges where they deem them necessary.
On motion, the Mayor was added to the
committee to receive proposals and have
constructed q foot-bridge across the
stream on the west end OF North street.
The following bids were allowed:
Tn. Suttles, q days labor On roads, S3.I2
Geo. Graves, 2 1" 2 so
Jas. Ryan, 11-5 d" d" / 50
Dan Krnmlauf, 50
John j. johnson D." 80
Jas Elder, with team, l 90
Geo. Souslin, rep g court house roof, 80
d. j. Brunner, repairing pumps, 325
Mrs. Russell, boarding prisoners, 90
K. B. Woodward, services as May
or, second quarter. ........25 90
5. t. Babb, services as Marshal, sec
ond quarter ......... ......... ...........50 90
On motion, II. c. Greiner was in
structed to notify George Melvin to put
his fence on the proper line.
Mrs. Mccormick was authorized to
put steps at her re,idenee on alley, not
wider than q feet.
On motion, the rules were suspended
for the acception Of Johnson's Addition
to the Incorporated Village Of Somerset,
Carried.
The Mayor was instructed to get in
the winters coal for the Corporation.
On motion, the Mayor was also in
structed to have shutters of court house
cupalo repaired.
The Mayor was also instructed to pros
ecute all persons who refused to repair
chimnies and roofs as ordered in june
last.
No further business, the Council ad
journed to meet on the first Monday
night in November next.
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d. NJ. Fulton

Takes pleasure in informing the eiti-
zens of Somerset and vicinity, that he
has fitted up a nice new suite of Photo
graph Rooms in Dr. Magruder's new
building-over B. WhItmer's store
where he has all the necessary facilities
for making those beautiful new style
photographs so much admired by all
who see them. His instruments and all
his apparatus are the very best made,
and in connection with his mammoth
side and sky light he is enabled to make
pictures just as good on cloudy days as
when the sun shines--(ehildren except
ed
He has also the facilities for
copying and enlarging pictures. He
can take any old picture and enlarge it
to any desired size, and make a beauti-
fnl picture to hang on the wall, which
would be an ornament to the room and
keepsake Invaluable.
Also, a nice assortment of frames,
cases, albums, &c. Ifyou have pictures
to copy or TO frame, brings them along
Fulton's long experience enables him to
do such work better and on more reason
able terms than the most of galleries
Call and see specimens and prices. Fol
the purpose of circulating his work
speedily through the country, he Will
for the first month, make photographs a
greatly reduced prices. lot