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Bse~os Ayres and The Brasi,s.

BosToH, Dec. 2-Leers from Buenos Ayres OF Ochs
state that declaration of war between Buenos Aln
and Brazil daily expected Business was dull ID
produce scarce. The rainy season had commenced, al
bindered the bringing In Of the crops.
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From Bufnns Axrss.

BosToN. December 2.-The barque Argentine. Fl,
'uenos Ayrss, October s. arrived at Salem yesterd
The United States shiDs Congress and 81. Louis wenl
Moneyideo the 4th The steamer Wilson q Hunt lra
New York for California, still detained at Montaydoa
OF the officers and engineers having left The Ill
I" Crown" from New York, had arrived
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More fugitps. saUe arrests anticipated ~ Bosto1
BosroN, December 2--Some Of the morning. papers Il
that another attempt will soon be made to
fugitive slave here.
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Union Meeting at Nsw Orlsaws.
T%ribts stsambsatAeeidenta .d Loss Of LIFE on The A

NEw ORL.Ass, November 10 The steambo
boher on the ALBANIA river, on Tuesday morning
which accident many persons were killed and
eight wounded. There are, besides, twenty live
st,ll missing, and but ffy-one escaped unnjnred
wounded TO Mobile. t#Ht
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remembered
District of Addison, SIS. that. at Probate
Coun held at Middlebury in and for the district
OF Addison. on the 18th day of December A. d.
1S49.
Solomon Thomas, executor of the last will and
testament of
SOLOMON THOMAS,
late oil Salisbury, in said District deceased, pre-
sent his administration account for allowance Ii
is thereupon ordered, that said account be con-
sidered for allowance by this Coprt, at the ses-
sion thereof to be held al the Office of the Reg
lister ofthis Court in said Middlebury, on Thurs
day the l1h day OF January next, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon and that notice Thereof be Civ
en- TO all persons interested, lharthey may ap-
pear and make their objections, il any they may
have, to the allowance OF said account, BY
publishing certified copy of this order in the
Middlebury Galaxy, ne wspaper printed al Mid
dlebury three weeks successfully previous to the
time CT said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
A true Copy of Record.
IS Attest, Jed. s. Bushnell, Register
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The H;glav Concentrated Syrup Of SdIsdpdriAa as
prepared by DR.. Corbett, Shaker ooe.e,y
rs Warranted NOT TO cuRE-kd
h ,t5SJs of diseases that flesh is heir TO- anu "nen
@ 80 d;cus,inrly set forth in the promises and sta9men
- ~ r.r;ou, Sar,apariIla compounds of the Gay p91
~ hiha 10 mention these and Truth shrInks Al tneif
cord But the Syrup If Sarsaparila, as prepared W VI
Corbett, .n,.xrrn 81
.gectuaT and complete cure, in all Diseases Oh N
Do Scrofuous faint Cutaneous ErHPuon 'aune.1 -
Fnr,;ona Disorders Of the Liver, Constipation vi '''
1,owcIs and that DEADLY Foe TO HUmASiIf'
D' ~ CONSUMPTION 81 -.
A. IN thu virtues of this wonderful incidence thu' ~
onc who was long a sufferer: $500, 1877
nrx-rEmrx About four years SINCE was t a:
ID dangerously affected with weakness anu s;r q
auu as NV whole system became de6iiiatea, un.n
- ,-.sv much reduced. was examined oy se'e,a Ply
We Who considered me beyond recovery Soms On
shr, s,asysed me. Fortunately, MADE tria u .II me
t, compound Concentrated Syrup Of SarsaparA' oI
found Some relief / took the syrup ABOUT -. az.
% sa,;n,-a 10 improve in health and streuga eser
nav nav I'll. bleeding has entirely subsidized Formerly
;sed fresh blood every day. and was SO reosree nm
,.I %, aak loud word for months MY voice
@ fnly restored and able to attend TO my isa
, NOV az neutistry daily consider The Sarsapasi
s,n :. nat mn by the Shakers an invaluaoe msn,
~ ~ no doubt il was the principal II moi ths I
-.ns. Of nv restoration. gave rccomue u '. :,
who have also found goat reflex spo NEAL
Sold by W. P Rsssa. NiddebHry' also ~ al, . se"'
throughout the State.
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REMEMBER

The only original aud genuine WISTARS BAl.SAh
OF WILD CHERRY, introduced IN tho year 1855
and has been tested in all the complaints Tor "hsn II
is recommended For has proved more enc'
cous as remddy for Coughs Colds, Influenza bronch-
ri, Asthma and Consumption in its incPent stages than
any other medicine. - 800 x,,-L;u,
street Boston, Mass the sole proprietor oil the
receipt for the manufacture of the genuine medicine ana
unpiies both 1t wholesale and retail and oil whom agen
cies can be obtained. a., SON,
Dr VIM A. Shaw says, al wish heartily success 10 your
medicine consider every of arrest oil tho iatsi
symptoms of pulmonary disease as direct toule 70
M bumauity and 50 hopeless these cases generaY
that physicians are always justified in using any remedy
b;ctbas ssuaIly benefited others One thing Is certain
r. nI;c always have a guaranty that patent medicines
viii generally be tained only Just so ons As sey are
,vaII nrer ared and continue TO relieve or cure
In more recent letter he says-As Wistar baam Oh
wild Cherry is the only patent medicine to whicn nave
Mu -; NV nnbc Recommendation shall not he sus-
nected by the candid of giving rash or
~ A. 10 what 1 have and heard Of its Effects
Non. genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
soid by w P Russell, Middleburyi also by Agents
throughout the State ~. c..r.r,I A.
gent Seth W. Fowle, Boston, Mass
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remembered
District Of Addison IS. that at Probate
Court held at MiddlebuTy, in and for the District
OF Addison, on the Ilth day of December, A d.
lS49
Justus F. Brown, executor Of the last will and
testimony of
SIMON TAFT,
late Of Salisbury, in said District deceased, pre-
sents his administrator account for allowance
1t is lhereupon ordered, that, sand account be
considered by this Court, for allowance. at the
Office of the Register Of this Court insaid Mid
dlebury, on Thursday the 18th day of January
next, at one -o'clock in the afternoon and that
notice thereof be given to aApersons interested,
that they may appear and make their -obiec-
tions if any hey may have, To The allowance
OF said account, by publishing certified copy
Of this order in the Middlebuiy GALAXY
newspaper printed al said Middlebury--ihree
weeks successfully previous to the time Of said
Court.
Jed S. Bushnell, Register
A true copy of. Record.
!. IS: Attest. JED s Buamell, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, | Be it remembered
District of Addison, SIS. that, at a Probate
Court held at Mddlebury, on the 5ih day Of De-
cember, A. ID. 1919. Joseph Smith I'd, admins
traitor with the will annexed of the Estate f
JEHIEL EEEDLE,
laie of Shoreham in said district deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance is thereupon ordered, that this account bt
considered for allowance by this Court at the
session thereof 10 be held at the office of the Reg
lister Of this Court in said Middlebury on Thurs
day the 18th day of January next, az one o'clock
in the afternoon: and that notice thereof be Civ
en- TO all persons interested, that they may APP
pear and make their objections, if any they may
have, to the allowance Of said account, by pub
fishing crtiied copy of this order in the Mid
dlebury Galaxy-a newspaper printed at said
Middlebury-three weeks successfully previous
to the time Of said Court.
Jed. S. Bushnell, Regist,r.
A true Copy of Record.
80 Attest. Jed. S. Bushnell, Registc,
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Temperance Convention.

The annual meeting of The State TEN
perance Society will be holden at Wind
sor. at len o'clock forenoon, OH Wednes
day tho 10Th of January, 1850, and con
tlnue through that and the next day.
A full representation from all section
of the State is very desirable, and TN
friends of the cause, in each town, arr
earnestly requested to take immediate
measures to secure this object. Ever
member is, also, requested to come pre-
pared TO contribute information and inter
est 10 the meeting.
A collection Of facts, from all parts o.
the State, having bearing upon the sue
cess of our enterprise, would very much
promote the usefulness of the convention
That these facts may be in a tangible
form. so as to be made available, they
should be presented in writing in the form
of reports. Should this plan be generally
adopted, large amount of information,
may be secured, both interesting and USE
full.
The early and efficient measures already
taken BY our friends of Windsor, to pre-
pare for this convention, must be very fa>
vorabIy regarded, and will doubtless tend
to secure a full attendance.
Publishers of papers throughout the
State are respectfully requested to give this
notice Two or three insertions in their re-
spective papers as soon as practicable.
JOSEPH STEELE,
ZIMRI HOWE,
VIM. C. KITTREDGE,
E. S. CARR, Executive
J. NEWMAN, Committee.
G.. SPENCER,
HARVEY HIGLEY.
Castleton, Dec. Goth, lS49.
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


OF THE SHOULDER.
Plimpton, Mass July Is, 1919
Dr. Stanton-Havng used your Linimsnt called NUM-
linnent complaint in my shoulder oil most serious
carnrer and deriving such relief by its feel that
would be doing the pubic injustice not 10 make my case
known have induced many Of our neshbors TO use II
and send YOU this for further circulation. -Four years
20 was taken with pain in my shoulder which
Increased for mors year The cords contracting SO
that nv shoulder was DRAWN DOWN a number ri
INCHES BELOW THE OTHER AID the JoIst nearly
DISLOCATED attended with pain beyond DESCRIPTION
lived in this agony employing most eminent
md irving hundreds OF different things recommended
WITHOUT finding any RELIEF The LAST apphca-
ton was HUNTS EMINENT it relieved tho pain the
moment il was applied relaxed the gamens and cords 50
that instead of having docaied joint all expected
gradually improved and it looks and feels qnte natu
Ta have used many IS bottles TO the exclusion oil
all other sdcne and pronounce IT most wonderful rem
edy. Its virtues every one should know
we concur in daughter statement except that shs
has not told the half of her suerngs We feel that you
Imminent has that looked upon as LoSI
And it is deserving all praise.
~ SAMUEL. BRADFORD.
SUSANNAH BRADFORD.
Sold by w P. Russell, and II. A. Sheldon.
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MARKETS..

Bosros, Dec. 2s.-PoFk continues quite
Grm, and prices fully sustained. Sales o.
300 bbls. new Mess al Sl3; Clear Sl3,50d
IA; Prime seas, 80 per bhI. 1 mos. Eastern
Mess Beef sells al S9s9.5o; Western si0dll
according to quality and brand. Flour
Market steady; demand moderate. Gen
nessee. common brands, S5,37 l-2; Mich.
gan and Ohio 1925. Corn Several car
goes have arrived, and the market is heavy.
Sales of white at 56a57c for new and old ;
yellow, new &c, old Gle. Northern Oats
46al7c, Eastern 40c, Delaware 35a36c. Rye
65c per bu. cash.
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SheriH's Sale.

TAKEN by virtue of an execution to me direc-
l. ted, machine called an Oil Press. Also,
one Paper Press and one Paper Cutter. Also
all the machinery liable to be taken in execution,
in the Oil Mill and Paper Mill of Timothy o.
Flanagan. in Weybridge, and the same shall
sell at Public Auction, at the Oil Mill of the said
Timothy O'Flanagan, in Weybridge aforesaid, on
Wednesday, the I'd day of January next, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, to the highest bidder to
satisfy said execution, together with the officers
legal fees and charges thereon agreeably to Law.
Dated at Weybridge, in the county of Addison.
this 18th day of December, A. ID. ls49.
35:2w attest, d. S. CHURCH, SHERIFF.
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Come mag Dr. Rogers Liyer~Ort, Tar Canehaiagua
HIRAM COX NJ D., late Professor in the Medical College
nj Cincinnati Ohio Physician @e known and OF e1ten
sivc practice that In three cases oil
lent Consumption, DIR. Rogers syrup oil Ltei"or lar
III rnr,al. ma operated more like a spesi6c than
remedy OF n simil1r character than have ever used IN IN
ur.ctics Os Of the above Wis Miss Belt appeae
10 he aorins under the last Of Scrofulous Consunp
NJ pronounced by several Physicians ~ho wore IN ai
tendance previous being called to treat her case IN
IS at this tins the enjoyment Of as apparent GOOD nsa
n anv other Young lady IN this city, ,
See the ertifcare in full in the Pamphlet TO De mao
of Asents See also advertisement in another eoumn
n - 1910 Alm.
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The Vegetable Pulmonary
RALShm

IL the Most Highly Appr0red and Popular
Standard Hedicine noIr ia Grneral Use FIR
COUGHS, COLDS AND CONSUMPTION, As'hinn.
ironelis, aud all Pulmonary Affections and Diseases II
the L1Ings and chest
II 5 thus spoken Of hy eminent Physicians tine
- For tie above complaints il Is suPefibs any 9th
preparation usst Anuller-. IL has win
wonderful success and hns superiority Kind
of nnedirine used Another II can with eunhlenrr
recommend it, rnorlier- II has been used with cum
pieie SUE cess, and AMI Sali-f tai II ism Vaah met
lene Anrihrr'' II i a safe, Convenient aud very ~
he'einus medicine" AHn,heT--' u has never Inv
knowledge disappOn'ed the reasonable expectations
those who have used IN Anuther'h j. equal u
superior 1" any other medicine within my Know slse
Extract from letter daud Da, ron H. April I3 ls4s-
IL was first Introduced into my family by crbtaied
Physician sore ten Yeas agn and such the be net
my wife derived fnpnl il thit have not been whu IL
IN our hsp-e sinCr- have ss. recommended it nj
least stfy dirtrrnt since. fur AftrtionS
Lungs, aud d. no. Know of single case which il did
not give Immediate relief and cured afir being
given up by their Phvsirials.''
~ BEWARE OF CtlUN FERFETrS AND IMrrA-
uOS such rs 1t aner's Cnmpound Pulmonary Ea SAM
American Pulmonary Balsam. and others ~ part htar.
ing ;he name, Enquire fur the arrl by its name ,
the VEGETABLE RI LMONART BALSNM.-
and HAL u has the wFiiirfs wv NS CTR
up'n yeiuw label. "a Tn bine wral,prrs aeh
bntiie and sraI i stainpcd VriaB Pulmonary Ba sam
Prepared by FEED & CUTLER, Importers and Nlr.ls-
sac DEALERS In Medicines PALMS, Chrira.- and Ii,e
Siufs 30 India SIeet Brs'On. and by o. neeiSls
pplrraTiss and rouniry Merchants GEN. ihv fnr par
fIeniars aud recommendations Paplr: arrs ,f,iV-
ing zach hottie. -rhce 81 FOi SHE IN Millebnry
by s. CUDY. Jl-6m
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BRIGuToS, Dec. 27-At market during
the week. including 200 left over last week
ESQ Beef Cattle, 200 Stores, $500 Sheep.
PGIcEs Beef Canle-We quote extra st
lit quality, S5.5Oa5,75: I'd, 81 5oa5; Sd S.
5Oa4 There will probubly be abou: 200 Cat
tie left over.
Stores -Yearlings S7s9; years old lief
ersand Steers l0al6; yexs cid 81 7a24.
Sheep aud Lqmbs-Sl,I7, IS, l,50, l,15,
> g. 4a5.
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Coon GARMEsrs.-NoIhing gives man
more satisfaction when he has bought cheap.
than the knowledge Of having bought good
garments. Al OAK HALL Boston, they have
the best and cheapest the markets afford.
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STATE OF VERMONT Be it remembered
District of Addison, IS ( that, at a Probate
Court held at Middlebury in and for the District
of Addison, on the 3lst day of December, A. d.
| ls49
Leander D. Gregory and Lucy Wood, admins
traitors Of the estate of
MARTIN WOOD
late of Weybridge in said District deceased pre-
sent their petition in writing to this Court pray
ing for license TO sell the real estate of said deceas
ed and therein set forth the amount of claims al
lowed against said estate. and the expenses of nd-
| minstration the amount of the personal estate of
the deceased, and the situation of the real estate.
and that the personal estate is insufficient, and
that it is necessary to sell part of the real estate
for the purpose of paying the debts of said de-
ceased and expenses Of administration. and also
that it will be beneficial TO the interests of all per-
sons interested in said estate to have the whole Of
said real estate sold by said administrators, and
the said administrators also present to this Court
the written request of all the heirs of said deccas-
ed residing in this State that this Court would H.
cense the said administrators to sell the whole of
said real estate Ii is thercupon ordered that said
petition be considered by this Court at the ses-
sion thereof to be held at the Office of the Regis
ter of said Court, in said Middlebury, on Thurs
day the 9TH day of January next, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon,-and that notice thereof be Civ
en- TO all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections if any they may have,
TO said license being granted, by publishing Ger
tilted copy of this order in the Middlebury Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
three weeks successfully previous to the time of
said Court
Sc Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
true copy Of record.
attest, Jed S. Bushnell, REGISTER.
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RAILROAD.


IN AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEM-
" Der "a, ls49, Trains will leave Burlington
for Boston, at l-2 A. NJ, Sundays excepted.
stop an hour at Bellows Falls for dinner arriving
at Boston at 5:55 p. M.-fare Sc; connecting at
Walpolc with the Stages TO Bratteboro, and
thence to New York also at Groton Junction
with Worcester and Nashua, Norwich and Wor-
cester Raileoad and Steamboats, on Long Island
Sound. arriving at New York at A. NJ, next
morning,-fare $3.50. Returning leave Boston
l-2 A. NJ, arriving at Burlington at 6 l-2 F.
NJ, leave New York, ct P. NJ, arriving at Bur-
lington the next evening in the first train from
Boston, connecting at Bellows Falls, both ways
with Sullivan Railroad. 10 White River junction.
and Wells River. Also accommodation train
will leave Rutland at 7s3O, a. M.,for Burlington !;
returning at 100 p. NJ, arriving at Rutland at
P. NJ
For further information, or for tickets, apply at
the Ticket Office, Burlington, or to the Agents on
the line. L. BIGELOW,
Dec. 10, SO ASSIST. SUPERINTENDENT.
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IMPROVED HAND PRESSES,

lMPROFED HAND PRESSES,
ENCLOSING PRESSES,
HAND AND STEAM ROLLER BOYS,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
and Machinery Of every description, made to Or
der, and every article furnished at short notice for
complete
PRINTING OFFICE & BINDERY.
The following second hand articles, cheap, viz ::
/ 20-horse Steam Engine,
ONE DOUBLE AND TWO SINGLE
CYLINDER PRESSES-TWO ADAMS
PRESSES.-ONE TUFT PRESS-and
one Medium SMITH HAND PRESS and
Self linking Machine, all in good order.
A B. TAYLOR & co.
N. B.-Papers inserting the above three times,
and sending us copy contsining it, enclosed to
Horns U. S. Railroad Gazette" and dealing
with us to six times the amount, will have their
bills allowed in payment. 35tf.
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Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
AND
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

liz LIZ " AOA OoSADHH NAOH'
THERE Is no Necessity mat persons VINO wear arilneia
Ieeih should be anu yea by Inc iaui's SO commonly
seen IN Them, VIZ an Imperfect IT. ana ieieepbe mo
ton TO them while speaking or an obvious and emharrass
ing effort TO Keep ihen III place teeth 100 Snort orioO long
and conspicuous an unnatural and bad color shape 81 bad
TO give disagTeeable exFrts TO the mouth and such
deficiency IN Strength rs To be unable To bear the strong
grinding IN ma -ticaiinn which all weilade teeth should
do Teeth are made IN the highest state OF perleciiO e
ier In whole sets or parts oil SET and WARRANTED rRRE
IRON ALL OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED FAULTS by Dr. III.
klMBALL, No. 522 BkOADWAhi NEW YORK.
DR. X has for many yeas given special attention 10 the
manufacture and tng OF Arlfcia eeh and has in his
employ persons Of the highest skill IN the different processes
OF this dicu art, and he allows no work TO 20 out OF his
establishment hat not in every respect OF the highest char
acerwhole and hall sets OF teeth are uniformly made on
the principle OF ATMOSPHERIC rREssuRE-sont and heavy
only used, while millions Of teeth
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To Rent.
Notice.

All persons wishing settlement with the es-
tate of the late +. c. Carpenter, will find the
subscriber at f. Wainwright's store during the
months Of January and February next.
II In my absence, the books will be fund
in the hands of Martin Dorrance.
NATHAN CARPENTER, Adr.
Middlcbury Dec 81 lS49 36lf
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BOOTS and SHOES IRURRERS

GENT and LADIES, MISSES and chill
DRENS. LADIES' RUBBER BOOTS, Ia
new article Just received and for sale low, for
CASH or ready pay in most kinds of merchant
able produce. by JOHN WOOD.
Oct. 25, 1919. %
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BOOKS & STATIONERY

than he has previously done. Among which are
elegant Animals, Gift Books in great variety,
Histories and Poems, Classics and School Books,
all of which will be dispose Of at very small prof
its.
Middlebury, Dec. II, ls4s. s3h
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FIR U 1T.
Dried Plums and Peaches
RAISINS, CITRON& ENGLISH CURRANTS
at the Drug Store of w. Russell.
July l6, ls4e.
Notice.

JOHN WOOD,
isjust receiving fresh supply of -
BEST WINTER BLEACHED OIL,
FALL
SUMNER,
for Solar Lamps.
HERDS GRASS and CLOVER SEED.
FRESH TEAS, from IL l-2 to Scots.
WINDOW GLASS d. PUTTY,
LOAF AND BROWN SUGAR.
HAVANA HONEY SAL II RATUS.
POWDER & SHOT, NUTMEGS,
CLOVES, MACE. CINNAMON,
PEPPER, GINGER, Eng. CURRANTS
and ClTRON, &c. &c. for sale low for CASH Of
most kinds OF produce.
Oct. IS, lS49.
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1850.
DagueTeotVpe Pictures !

Daguerreotype Pictures !
+. BURROWS
Having returned to this village, proposes to
stop about tlro ,ceeks, and take pictures. He
trusts that his former customers and all who de-
sire Dagucrreotypc Pictures, will call at his
rooms in Miss Adamss Building, where he will
be ready to take pictures in u superior manner
and on reasonable terms.
II The public are invited to call and exam
inc specimens of pictures and prices.
Middlcbury, Jan. l, 1850. 36tf