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ditions agreed upon at the conference between
Gov. Cummings, the Peace Committee, and
the head of the Mormon Church, arc that
the troops shall enter the city, without OPP
position, that the civil officers shall be per-
mitted to perform their duties without inter-
ruption and that unconditional obedience
shall DO paid to the Lords of the land while
on the other hand past offences are to be
forgiven as was stated in the Presidents
Proclamation.
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THE DUDLEY OBSERVATORY.

ALBANY, I.
The President Of the Board of Trustees
will to-day commence legal proceedings to
recover possession of the Dudley Observatory
from the Scientific Council. The latter de-
termined to hold on to the possession for 80
days as tenants, this however will not prevent
the Trustees from proceeding summarly
against the Council as trespassres, should that
body conclude to do so at the next meeting
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l. &C A L N Offices
C1GlTTENDEN COUNTY
COUNTY.

III. |
vs.; CHITTENDEN COUNTY
SAMUEL +. EBBY COUNTY
and SALMON WIRES
T'liiS action was entered at the March Term of
this Court, AID. 1858, and is nm action of eject
ment for the seizin and possession Of certain
parcel of land, described follows: Beginning at
post standing in the eastcry limo Of a road, called
george street, Mt the sou .h-wc stery corner Of n
parcel OF land Of one 0rville Sinclear thence run
ning southerly along the eascrly side line Of said
george street. two chains to post standing in the
angle formed by said line Of said street and fence
running in mn easterly direction from snid street
thence running in an eastcrly direction, following
said ienco as the same stands one chain and six
links, to an angle formed by said fence and another
renee running in north-westerly and southeast
etly direction, thence running in n northwosterlv
direction following said aforementioned fence ms the
same now stands one chain and ninety links TO tho
south-easterly corner of said parcel Of land Of said
orville Snclear, chain and six and n half links
70 the place begun at; which parcel Of land is
brick dwelling-house, where tho family Of said
Lioby now reside in which said action the said
defendant, Wires. having entered disclaimer, to
discharged.
Notice is hereby given to the Samuel T.
Libby to appear at the term Of said Court. next to
be held at burlington, in snid County on the third
tuesday of September A. d. 1885, or he will be
oeiaulted. j. 8. ADAMS, Clerk.
W RUSSELL, ATTY, w3w3
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the white House" The throng was
immense and the Guardl won the praise and
admiration of every body present. The 7th
regiment was also received by the President
and Cabinet in the east room of the Execu-
tive mansion, where they spent half an hour
The regiment afterwards visited Mount
Vernon and will leave tomorrow morning
direct for New York.
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COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED

LONDON, c. W. July 70.
Extensive countcrfeiting arrangements
were discovered here to-day and two brothers
named Lapcr and man named Smith were
for being engaged in the business.
Papers were found duplicating parties in
New York and elsewhere. Their examina-
is still going on.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.

4 DESIDERATUM. NJ. JACOBS ANTI
LACORROSIVE AMALGAM PENS. There
Pens will be found on trial. superior to Gold or
Steel ; possessing more of the action Of the Quill
than the Gold Pen, they will be preferred
Each Pen is durable eight or ten made
from Steel they will not spatter or cut the thin
nest paper, gliding over a rough or smooth surface
freely the Quill, and will not injure the tint
of Red Ink, effect the durability Of Black
collecting none Of that sediment in the ink, which
Steel Pens invariably do.
Price Two Dollars per Gross.
CAUTIoS.-Each Pen is stamped " NJ. Jacobs
Amalgam." Each Box has a fac-simile of the
Manufacturers signature
For sale by
GEO. c. MoSHER, Agent
Apothecaries Hall
Burlington, May II, 1855
From numerous testimonials as to their superior
ity, the Manufacturer begs leave to submit the
foil wing ;ried
have tried Mr.. Jacobs Amalgam Pens, and
think them superior TO any have ever used, as
they do not corode, as is usually the case with
steel pens, and are in other respects, much plea
santer TO write than either STEEL albata or other
metallic Pens
Signed, CHARLES B. SLOAN.
Book-keeper American Sunday School Union.
May 18th, 1858. ddwf
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THE TELEGRAPHIC FLEET.

ST.. JOINS, N. F., July ~.
Steam-tug Blue Jacket has just arrived at
this port from Liverpool. She reports having
seen, on the 9th of June, two large Steam
ers, both British, in lat 81 32', Ion. 32o
west. They made signals but the Blue Jack
ct could not understand them. On the same
eve saw a large steamer bearing down upon
the others. The Capt. of the Blue Jacket
says one Steamer was large double-deck
frigate, with cog-wheels, fore and aft.
Passed within mile; and large paddle
wheel boat was half a mile off the other.
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FROM THE UTAH ARMY.

ST. LOUIS, July IL.
Letters have been received by the St.
Joseph s mail from the army.
Gen Johnston had an Express from the
peace Committee informing him that the
army would be re eived peacably by the
Mormons. He (the GEM however did not
feel any confidence in the peaceful attitude
Of the Saints
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Now is the time to use tho
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE
DIR. LANGLEY's
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
Composed Of SarsapariAa, Wild Cherry, Yellou
Dock, Pnehly Ash, Throughout, Rhubarb, Man
drake, Ddndei,on, 3e.-au Of which are so com
pounded as TO act in concert and assist Nature in
eradieating disease.
The effect Of this medicine is most wonderful
acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
moving all distractions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovating
the fountains of life and vigor, purifying the
blood, cleansing it from all humors, and caus.
ing it to course anew through every part of the
body. They cure and eradicate from the sys-
tenn Liver Complaint, that main-wheel of SO
many diseases-Jaundice in its worst forms, all
Bilious Diseases and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia
Costiveness, Humors of the Blood and Skin, Indi-
gestion, Headache, Dizziness Piles, Heartburn,
Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels Flatulen-
cy, Loss of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused by torpid or diseased Liver, disordored
Stomach, or bad Blood, to which all are more or
less subject in Spring and Summer
If taken in large doses, Fever and Ague may be
broken up and cured at once. This has become
standard medicine, and is decidedly the best the
world ever saw.
Only rs cents for pint and 37i cents for large
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders
should be addressed to j. o. LANGLEY, Proprie-
tor, II Marshall St., Boston, Mass.
Sold in Burlington by all the Druggists, and by
A. c. SPEAR and T. A. PECK, Wholesale to the
trade. mar4d&w6m
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THE nth REGIMENT OF N. YORK.

WASHINGTON, July 9.
The 7th Regiment arrived this morning.
The Ericsson is still aground on Kettle bot
tom shoal, 80 miles below here, on hard bot
tom. All efforts to get her off have been I'M
availing.
Lawrence Hamilton, member of the Reg
iment, and grandson Of Alex. Hamilton,
was drowned in James River. His body has
been found, and forwarded to New York.
To-day the Regiment visits Mount Vernon
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KANSAS INTELLIGENCE.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
The board of Magistrates before whom Gen.
Lane was examined for killing Jenkins have
unanimously agreed that he was not guilty
ofmurder.
Jack Henderson who was arrested in Kan
sas charged with completely in the Delaware
Crossing Election frauds, has been discharged
by Judge Lecompte, who declared his arrest
TO have been illegal.
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THE COLLINS STEAMERS.

New YORK, I.
Efforts are being made to start the Collins
line of Steamers on the eth inst, provided
the government will agree to the proposed
change of the Eastern terminus to Southamp-
ton Otherwise the steamers will be disposed
of to the French parties who have been in
treaty for them.
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MIR. SUMMERS HEALTH.

New YORK, July 9.
A letter in the Tribune from Paris states
that Mr.. Sumner has undergone six cauteris-
ing operations, under the hands of Mr. Sc
guard with beneficial effect. His general
health had almost rallied from the origins al
shock.
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News of the Week.
BY Telegraph TO the Daily Free Pres.
FROM WASHINGTON.
W AsuINGToN, July /

WASHINGTON, July I.
Various libraries and institutions, through
out the Union, will shortly be supplied by
the Interior Department with sets of the
documents of the 3ith Congress. The dspo-
sition was designated by Members of Con-
gress, in accordance with the law of the last
Congress.
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FIRE IN FON DU LAC.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. July, &.
Sixteen buildings in Fon Du Lac were
destroyed last night by fire, loss 100000 Of
which $1,000 is insured.
The incendiary has been arrested.
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Died..


At Charlotte, June %, 1858, EVERETT RICH, ESQ.,,
aged CO years
Mr.. Rich was, for many years, member of the
Congregational Church in Charlotte, and his loss
will be deeply lamented, not only by his bereaved
family, but by the church and community.
His friends would acknowledge with emotions
of heartfelt gratitude to that God who does not
willingly ahiict, but who, even when he chastises,
tempers judgment with mercy, the humilty-the
self-distrust-the more than usual tenderness on
the subject of religion manifested by the deceased,
especially during the latter part of his life as fur
nishing increased evidence that his Heavenly Fa-
Their was preparing him for this sudden change,
and that what is to them so severe loss is to him
unspeakablc gain.
In westfeld, June 49, Mrs. Rachel G. Love,
aged 81.
In Hydeville, June 2lst, Charity whitlock,
aged 70.
In Newark, June 81, Mr.. Ephraim orcutt, aged
| 81.
In Springfield, June 81, Mrs. Sarah ellison,
aged SIS.
In Dummerston, June IS, David e, Murphy,
In Irasburgh, June 49, Mr. W. F. Landop,
aged rs.
In West Charleston, June 49, John Stanford Jr
aged 40.
In Hartland, July !, Mr. HAL Paul, aged So.
July 4, Mary Gates, aged 60.
In Walden July 2, Emily Foster, aged i6.
In Guilford, July 2, Mrs. Rachel Lines, ageC
81 years.
In Woodstock, July 8, Mrs. Lucinda C. Taft
aged So.
In New Haven, July 3, Henry NJ. Cowles, aged
20.
In Peacham, July 5, Rev. Ora Pearson, aged so
In Westminster, July g. Mr. Alvin Dickinson
aged As.
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital 100000
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

BAY OF BULLS ARM, July 8, 6 P. NJ.
Cloudy, wind westerly. 1t is hazy to the
eastward No signs of the Geographic fleet
ST. JOINS, n. F., July g.
Wind souAieast; clear. No signs of the
Cable Fleet.
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Now is the time to use tho
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICIl
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EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.

GENEsEE, July Q.
At three o. clock this afternoon, Isaac L.
Woods, convicted of the murder of his sister
n-law, Rhoda Woods, by poisoningat DAN
Vile, in this County, was executed.
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II l. NJ o V l. ID +.

II SNOW, has removed his COME CTION
~. AIRY SALOON from Church Street to
College Street, (oppositH. Il. Doolittle's stIe,
and is now ready to supply customers ss usual,
Call and see D. SNOW,
College ST., Burlington, Vt
May 5, 1858. dlwdw3mos
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MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND
Phoenix Bittcrs.-These medicines recommend
the"s-i--- 80 l;------ &C --,- &c. --I Iascr;n-
ton. Their first operation is to loosen from the
coats of the stomach and bowels the various mpuri-
ties and crudities constantly settling round them.
The second effect of the Life Medicines is to cleanse
the kidneys and the bladder, and by this means
the liver and the lungs, the healthful action
which depends entirely upon the regularity of tho
urinary organs. For sale by DR.. W. B. MOFFAT,
at 335 Broadway, New York, and by most of the
Druggists throughout the States. Theo A. Peck,
Agent. w2ml
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THE nth REGIMENT.

WAsHISGroS, July Q.
The President, accompanied by Gen. Bur-
nett Of New York and the officers ofthe Navy,
reviewed the 7th regiment at noon in front of
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Wilson, Fairbanks 4 Co.

TI,o attain the desired object of placing before
Il the public reliable article, neither time nor
expense has been spared, and the basis upon which
place the virtue of our Whisky is, (for whatev-
er purposes the purest quality may be recommend
ton whatever.
analysis has been made, as will be seen by referr-
ing TO the certificate attached to each bottle.
Accompanying each bottle is a copy of Certih-
cate received from the State Assayer giving the re-
suit of his investigations,
In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac smile Of the signature Of the firm Of Wilson,
Fairbank Co., accompanies each bottle, and that
the Commissioners seal is placed over every cork
Without these projections none is genuine
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, Somerset ST.
BosroS, May, 1855.
At the Request of Geo. P. Durham, Commits
sioner, l have carefully analysed the Bourbon
Whisky, put up by Wilson, Fairbank Co., for the
Massachusetts, State Liquor Agency, and find 1t to
be pure, unadulteratel and fit for medicinal public
uses
G. T. JACKSON, NJ. D., Mass. State Assayer.
The above is put up in quart and pint bottles
and is .or sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON, FA1RBANk 4 co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nos. 10 and IS Hsnovsr
Street, Boston, to when all orders must be ed
dressed. Also for sale by
State Commissioner, 1877 Milk Street. Boston.
wi w6w
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HALIFAX. July Q

The British War Steamer Styx, from Havana
lst,arrivcd last night. She reports the Yellow
fever raging badly at that port.
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CHURCH MUSIC BOOKS,

- ~ y - =" - - ID " " IN
AND GLEE BOOKS.
Instruction Books for all kinds of musical instru
ments and for Singing, Thorough Bass and Harmo-
ny. Together with about 10000 Pieces of
s II E E T MI SIC,
consisting Of great variety of Glees, Quartetts,
Irios, Ducts, Songs, Marches, Waltzes, Polkas,
Rondos, Masurkas, Schottisches, Gallops, Moo
turnes. Quicksteps, Variations Sonatas, Fantasas,
Overtures &C. Ducts for Piano, Piano and Violin
or Flute, or two Flutes with Piano; and full as.
sortment of Musical Toys Sheet Music sent to
any part of the country, postage free, at the mar
ket prices
Pianos on hand from the celebrated manufacto.
ry of VIM. P. Emerson, of Boston, who has taken
so many prizes for the last two years. Also Pianos
selected or ordered from Woodward 4 Brown, Hal:
lett Davis, or any other manufacturers in Bos.
ton, and sold at manufacturers prices.
Melodeons on hand from Esty & Green, Brattle-
btoro, w., Taylor Farley, Worcester, Mass,
Hastings Portland, Maine and selected or ORDER
ed from Prince of Buffalo, n Y, or any maker in
Boston, and sold at their prices
Orders solicited satisfaction warranted and
Goods sold as low as can be bought here or else
where, of the same quality.
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for new
ones, at a fair price, Pianos to rent.
W. W. PARTRIDGE.
Burlington, July LIST, 1858. d&wtf
SHAKER BROOMS; Cedar Tubs; Mops and
- good assortment of Pals, Clothes-lnes Mar
ket-baskets, and WOODEN WARE generally,
sold at A. S. DEWEY'S
June I, 1858. d6w
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LANsINGBURGH, New YORK, IL.
Last night the Farmers Bank of Lansin-
burgh was entered and desperate attempt
made to open the safe, but without success.
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NJ USIC STORE
q KEAT MUSICAL BAZAAR.
W. W, ARTRIDCE

III AS REMOVED HIS MUSIC STORE, TWO
l. doors east Of EDWARD LYMAN's Dry Goods
store on College street, where may be found con-
stantly the largest and best assortment of Musical
Merchandise in this northern country consisting of
Piano Fortcs; Meodeons; Guitars; Banos; Dulc-
iners Bass and Tenor Vols; Violins Flutes Flage-
oletts and Fageolett Flutes; Octave Flutes; Picoos
and Flies; Tamborines; Tuning Forks and Ham
mers; Carionctts and Clarionett Reeds Accordeons
and Flutinas; Violin Bows, Bridges and Rosin;
Violin Pegs, Tail-pieces and Finger boards; Hair
for Bows; Drums; Bass VOL Violin, Guitar and
Banjo Strings; Wood and Paper Boxes for Violins
and Guitars; Galvanized Gutta Percha and India
Rubber Piano Covers, Piano stools, Ac. All kinds
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GOLDi COLD I

(NOLD BAND, and Gold and Velvet Band
" CURTAINS. Just received at China Ha-=
$50 Church St., and for sale at ruinous rates,
by S. S. BROWN.
Burlington, May 5, 1883. daw
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Is.
The Utah Correspondent of the Republican
under date of June 18th, says that the con-
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NO CABLE YET.

BAY OF Bulls ARM, July 10, 10 AN.
Wind east beautiful and clear. No signs
of the Cable yet
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Nj arrfed d.

On Tuesday, July 18th, by Rev. Spencer Marsh,
Mr.. Samuel W. Jennison, of Highgate, and Miss
Lucia A. Catlin, of Burlington.
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NEW BOOKS

NEW BOOKS!
ENGLlSH HEARTS AND ENGLISH HANDS,
H-The Bow in the Clouds, Lessons from the
great Biographer,-The Dessert of Sinai, Tho
Land of Promise Doing Good, &c.
Received and for sale at
HUNTINGTON'S.
Nav 20, 1858
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., N
INYork. Assets over 81, 900, 900.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAuIlON III HE fubLlt.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN
INDICATED SCHNAPPS.
ROYAL SCHNAPPS.
DIR. WOOLF SCHNAPPS.
ALONZO WOLF SCHNAPPS.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands, with labels claiming to possess medical
properties. They all common mixed Gin put
up in imitation of my Genuine schnapps, for the
purpose of deceiving the public.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and oniv Importer
Of the Genuine Schiedam Sohnapps.
April Is. dtwisSm
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WIRES e. SHAW.
Attorneys and COunSellOrs,
(orFrcE IN PEcK's BLocK,)
Burlington Vcrnont

(ofFfcE IN PECKs BLocK,)
are also agents for the following frst-class
LIFE. FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE,
Companies and will take risks and make insurance
promptly,on application at the office, by letter.
NTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
LILticut Capital 81 100000.
HOME INSURANCE CO., New York. Capital,
l. 100000
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO., Hart
ford, Conn. Capital, 5000, 900.
NoRTH-W ESTERN INSURANCE CO., oswego,
INNew York. Capital, Sl5O,O0O.
VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Montpelier, Vt. Capital / 100000.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Co, New
L Work. Assets over 81 ,00O,00O
NHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
SHartford, Conn. Capital and Assets, $500, 900.
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CHICAGO, July 3.
Senator Douglas was received this evening
with great display.
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CENTS DRESS ROOTs

MI AIDE of French Calf, sewed. Another case
I'VE just received by A. PROUTY, JR'
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY.

""bbN hODNIAlN AtADEMIs
! TgNHE Fall Session of this Institution will COM
eleven weeks
GEO. LEE LYMAN, A. NJ. MD,
Principal.
Mns. LAURA W. BIcKNELL, T,aeher Of French
Mrss AMELIA L. MARSH, Teacher Of Music and
Draining.
MISS AURORA E. BURBANK, Teather Of orier.
tai Painting.
THOMAS MAGINNIs, TEACHER of Vocal Music
To those acquainted with Dr. Lyman as Teach
or, tho Trustees deem commentator unnecessary.
10 others they would only say that, for ten years
he has been successfully employed as Principal Of
an Academy, most of TIE time in Hinesburgh and
burlington, where he las earned n reputation for
ability and thoroughncss unsurpassed by any
Teacher in the State. Miss Marsh has devoted her
time from childhood to the study and practice of
Music under tho instruction Of the most celebrated
Professors in this country, and for four years past
has been successfn, Teacher at Bellows Falls and
in the Institution at Casteton. She is recommend
ed as possessing atainments in the science Of
Music.
TUITION.
English branches, and French, $3.50
Classics, under the in Music with use
struction Of the Prin- Of Piano, 1000
pal, $500 Drawing Paint
Primary Departm't 90 ing from So 90 to 90
BOARD in good families from 81 so to 81 rs.
Rooms furnished those who wish TO board them
selves, on reasonable terms.
B. NJ. BURBANK, Secretary.
Underhill Centre. june "a 1858. wlm2
SONG OF THE sUN-PICTUREs.
MYTH cid and young, with belle and beau,
w NILLERS SALOON is all the go;
For why? his pictures can't he beat
At any cart Gallery on Church street
They all are made with double glass,
And warranted through all time to last;
They will not fade, they will not spot
There's not poor one in the lot.
His SPHEREo1YPE is something new,
For which he has the Patent, too;
Look in as you 60 up the street,
lou ne or saw any thing neat
And PHOTOGRAPHS, with light and shade
In all their beauties-there are made
BY process new; and all around
Say they're the best that can be found.
Ask the first passer-by you meet
About his AMDRoTYPEs, complete;
You'll find their finish, depth and tone
Equalled by few, exceled by none.
His rooms, arranged with taste and care
But for one thing, most pleasant are;
With customers they're crowded tight
From six ut MORN till six at night.
Then haste to Millers; It's tho place
For Brothers or for Sisters face,
Uncle's or Aunt's, Mas or Pas
Cousins or dearest /" ye ken uhd's."
On Children Of each age and size
Miller 3 entitled to the prize;
So hurry up the little creatures
One second, and he'll "take off their features
Hasten, then, while you have day,
To MILLER-suffer no delay;
Secure, by Miller's skill portrayed
a " Shadow" ere the Substance fade. div
FOR SALE.
4 VERY ELEGANT pair ofyoung horses dark
"A chesnut color, perfectly matched kind and
ound in every respect. Bred by the subscriber
an be seen at his residence at Brush's Mills
rankin County. Ogdensburg rail road cars stop
vice. morning and afternoon.
d2twl% HENRY n BRUSH