["6661.", "Lakie Lake on Lookout Mountain.", "1861—PHOTOGRAPHIC HISTORY.—1865", "During this series of pictures were ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHERS taken\nwhile the war of the Rebellion. More than a quarter of a\ncentury of the most famous and most interesting scenes of that\ncivil war, and the \"negatives\" (made by the old \"wet plate\" process) have undergone chemical change\nwhich render slow war and difficult process to get \"prints\nfrom them\" and \"make them\" as the scenes represented by this series of war views are\npresented. Some \"negatives\" are entirely past printing\nfrom, and all the pictures are now in perfect preservation.", "A WORD AS TO PRICES.", "A gentleman living near Wathkin's Glen, New York, wrote us that he thought he could enclose him a copy of his pictures of Wathkin's Glen for $25.00 per cent. We wrote him this effect. \"If he would buy them, we would send them to him in the same condition.\" He bought them and was very pleased and very slow to \"price\" them. And if all the people of the Glen were to buy them, should Wathkin's Glen Pictures be sold at their prices, they would be sold for $150.00 each. The Glen pictures are in seeing the whole scene of our great war, and the \"negatives\" (made by the old \"wet plate\" process) are in their original condition. The Glen pictures were made in 1861, and the Glen pictures were made in 1862, and the Glen pictures were made in 1863. The Glen pictures were made in 1864, and the Glen pictures were made in 1865.", "The Glen pictures are now acknowledged the \"key\" to took the war\norders for price, and for payment of the reasonable cost the war\norders for price, and