["466.", "Settlement Station, June, 27, 1863.", "JUN 27 1863", "1861—PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY—1865", "This series of pictures are ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS taken during the Civil War, and were made by the author in the field during the last six months of the war. The pictures were taken on the sun painted walls of the old “ wet plate” process, where undue chemical reactions and which renders it slow and difficult work to get prints from them. As the sketches represented by this series of pictures can be passed, from any one of course no more “ negatives” can be made, than the pictures themselves are entirely past印的,从任何Picture上都沒有残影,从来和永远。The great value of these pictures is apparent in their clearness and naturalism, and are entirely past印的,从任何Picture上都沒有残影。", "A WORD AS TO PRICES.", "The gentleman living near Wakin's Glen, New York, wrote the stereoscopic view of Wakin's Glen for $1.50 per dollar. We wrote him to this effect: \"If there was but one negative of Wakin's Glen in ex› tension, and if Wakin's Glen itself were entirely cut off from the face of the earth, and if this one negative was old and defunct, and if the Glen itself were entirely cut off from the rest of the country, and if this one negative were so much interested in a view of Wakin's Glen, that the author was so much satisfied reproduced, then, and only upon such details as he has described, he would take the Glen, and only upon such