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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02


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"B "Pon 'no "0''on u tue hoPuoiican Noh-
ventlon IN Wlndham County, and the instrnc-
tons to their Senators "to resist the adop.
ton of any measure mr. nronosition Inv ho
no.o..i A.a,.tl.
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Oh 'he sighers OIL the BONA gwen by certain
citizens of Montpelier, for tho indemnity of
the State against the EXPENSES which NAV bo
or ho,o boor ;,,o,rrod Coz tho roh,u5;
a. c.. IL. ., '''e "
'"' "'".' iio's' Nv N'"'P'''''' says
I'll That lSn smart, we are wholly at n loss
to determine what is. We think the Sona-
tors from Old Windham' must feel proud to
go to Montpelier with budget Of Instructions
on their backs Besides, we think the peo-
pie over there are refusing to pay before be-
ing solicited Would it not be well for
those who feel after the pennies so closely to
wait a space for perhaps the people of Mont
pelier don intend to petition Tor and in the
o'".o ,iouso "'"s'o' nS. We :, i.sN a uino
n IL the state was foolish e3ongh 10 lncs,,
| it there. let her nav for IL. we saw Tn,
| state was able ia build the honse ;nSsncnJe,,
o p''pa'e '"a'o'a"a,s' ana should nave locat,
looks 70 MS like too small business fnr hs
State of Vermont to stoop to such small mat.
tiers. Locating the State House away from
everything and everybody simply because the
citizens OF the town propose to pay part OF
the expense OF building Away with such
tomiooiery' we hope to see no moro OF 1t IN
the independent state OF Vermont When
me, .ne o'a'e Ism, Is III no9u % pupnc buildings We
M viii host occan,D,odo,o ,ho ,,e,,Ia ~ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02
Saatrbman 4 State JournaI.

by II. p. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, SEPTEMBER ., 1859.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
HILAN HALL.
For Lieut. Governor.
BURN II AN MARTIN.
For Treasurer,
II ENRY NJ. BAT ES.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

10 Judge Foote of Ohio declares the
black law of that State, SO far as it depriyes
mulattoes of the right to vote, unconstitu-
tional, and has decided a case against the
judges Of election in Cleveland, who were
prosecuted by a quadroon for refusing his
vote.
Ex-President Pierce and family arrived at
Boston on Saturday last by the steamer A.
merica.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

REVIVAL OF THE SLAVE TRApE.-A Con-
vention Of the Democratic party, says the
Port Gibson RereHe, Of Claiborne county,
Miss, pursuant to a call, met in the town of
Port Gibson, on Monday, the 9th inst
Among the resolutions adopted was the fol-
loving
"Resoiyed, That we deem it due to exact
justice, equal rights and sound policy, to de-
clare, as the voice Of this meeting, that so
much Of the seth article of the eth section
of the Revised Code of this State as declares
against the legal right, and forbids the bring
ing into this State Of slaves from beyond the
limits of the United States, under the penalty
of $1,000, ought to be expunged from the
statutes and regarding the said enactment
as an endorsement Of Federal usurpation, as
a reflection upon the institution of slavery,
and as being contrary to sound southern poll
icy, we do further declare il to be the sense
of this meeting that the Legislature of this
State ought to repeal said enactment at its
next regular session"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

The indomitablo Parson Brownlow writes
to the editors Of the Nashville Banner, in
tone of exultaton at the brilliant successes
achieved in the Congressional elections in
Tennessee, and at the cheering gains of the
Opposition on the State ticket. He thus
Enthusiastically winds up:
Let us up and at them again Let us
fight on, fight ever We have our quarrel
just--we are on the right side-we must and
will triumph. For my own part, this day
resolve anew, to begin the fight and come
what will, l will be found in the ranks of the
Opposition, fighting the most corrupt and
prohigate party that was ever organized in
Tennessee or elsewhere-tbat unwashod. un-
cireumsized and unprincipcd party, falsely
called the National Democracy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-02

oNTPEL1ER, SEPTEMBER :, 1859.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

next, and it is with feelings Of regret that
we give the parting hand to man who has
always done the right thing, and won for
himself so well deserved encomiums from
one and all his patrons. REPORTER.
BRATTLEBoRo TRADE.-Messrs. Chase
& Trip are just now offering silver ware
on the most favorable terms, and gold and
jewelry are being offered in the same way.
just give them call.
o. j. Pratt is now offering his entire
stock of rich millinery goods at unusually
low prices, preparatory to the spring cam
paign. Those who call there now, will be
sure of good bargains.
For the best of cutlery and hardware,
and also for drugs and medicines, call at
Revere Hall, kept by Joseph Clarke, whose
store is one of the best and most extensive
in the country. In beautiful cutlery and
all kinds of tools he is not surpassed.
In Dentistry, DR.. Comegys has no supe-
rior. His work speaks loudly for itself,
and he keeps up fully with the times, being
determined to do large, as well as live
business.
If you want first quality of groceries and
medicines, they may be found at the store
of |. N. Thorn This is really one of the
neatest little establishments in New Eng
land.
For books and anything kept in book
store, you will of course call on FELTON,.
The Vermont Poetry Book is there.
Book Binding is done in the neatest
style by F. C. Edwards. His work is as
good as can be done elsewhere, city not ex-
cepted We cordially commend him to
those wanting books bound.
Papers of all description, fiat cap, note,
&c, can be had of /. d. Salisbury. We
believe he'll take rags and SIGH like for
pay, but if lie won't, he'll take money any
how.
For dressmaking, &C., Mrs. Dickerman
has no superior. See her card.
Above, our readers have list of some
of the best and leading business houses in
Brattleboro. A call upon either one OF
them, will be attended to promptly, and sat
| isfactory bargains given.
! BUSINESS REvIvAL.-The Paper Mill
at the Forest, which has stood still for a
year past, has been leased by Messrs. Du-
rant & Adams of Wells River, and in a
few days they will commence the manufac-
ture of wrapping paper.
That CoMET.-It is announced for the
benefit of those persons who did not get
sight at the comet last summer, that it will
again appear before the public for ie"
nights only in the autumn Of 2l47. As
we may not allude to this fact again, our
Ireaders are requested to cut out this notice
and preserve tiff they desire to see the
comet.
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Eoral nlatters.
BELLOWS FALLS. FEB. "a, 1859.
60 Milton p. Barry is agent for the
TINES at Saxton River, to whom our sub
scribers there can make payment.

Town FINANCEs.-The auditors Re-
port on the finances of Rockingham is out,
and from it we are gratifed to learn that
the town is in so prosperous condition, and
our town officers are deserving of much
credit for their judicious management. The
expenses of the town have been greatly re-
duced from the four last years, being $6ll,3 "a
less than last year. The Town debt has
also been reduced more than $780,. There
has hardly ever been time when the out
standing orders have been paid up so close
ly. There were but four when the auditors
prepared their report, and some of those
have been paid since. 1t will be seen also
that there is balance in the Treasury of
over S1l00 at the present time. The by
laws adopted at the last annual meeting,
say the auditors, 'sfor the better, safer and
cheaper collection of Taxes has worked
we'll" They, and very justly, we think
give much credit to the efficiency and
promptness with which the present collect
or has performed his duties. There are
now 10 paupers. We have prepared the
table below from the different town reports
for four years past. 1t shows the expenses
of the town during the periods named.
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ester Acade my,
CHESTER, VT.

TUE Spring Term of this Institution will commence
Il Wednesday Feb. 49, Summer Term May rs, and Fall
Term Aug. 81, 1853.
ALFRED LAWS, A. b., Principal
Miss SUSANNA +. SARGENT, Preceptress.
Miss MARIA O. BALCII, Teacher of French, Botany &C.
Miss MARY f. ONION, Teacher of Music,
Tuition the for the last two Terms.
Two of Study have been adopted either of which
those who wish complete and passing satisfactory
examination graduate with Diploma. The Scientific will
embrace liberal in the Natural and Moral Sciences
and Mathematics The Classical win include thorough fit
ting for our best Colleges.
APPARAT
The Laboratory is furnished vauble Philosophical
Chemical Apparatus which be Immediately increased by
liberia contributions of the Trustees and Patrons
LECT URES.
will be given upon Intellectual and
Moral Science, by Rev q. d. Jeords Also course upon
Anatomy aud Physiology by A. b. Burton, A. NJ, NJ D.
and by the Prncipal Chemistry Natural Philosophy
and Teaching.
BOARD.
large and convenient Boarding House has been purchased
and being newly furnished expressly for
Mr. Davenport the proprietor will spare pains render
entire satisfaction Board also be obtained in private
families at reasonable rates Ample facilities offered
sefboarding
This School enjoys of the finest locations Vermont
and under the efficient board of teachers the
confident of its complete
For further information address WIN. ROUNDS Chairman
of Executive Committee, or
Chester, W. Jan. 81 1859. As
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
DEATHS.

In MANCHESTER III at the residence of her Sparhock
wellington Jan % Mrs BETSY WALDO, aged 81 years
formerly of Alstead, n IL.
There is rest for thee in Heaven.
In Halifax Feb g. PRUDENCE B., wife of William Miles,
aged Is years : - ,,.,,, ~,
In PondvilIe (Newfanel Feb Z, Mr. LUTHER RICHARD
son, aged "a years. ,,.,,,,-, ,,,,,r
In West Brattleboro. Feb. 10, Mrs CATHARINE BURT-
wife of Thomas Crosby aged 20 years
In f;nilfDri Jan 26 infant daughter of Willard W and
Corelia NJ Gains aged Is hours Jan. 30, CORDEilA M
wife of Willard W. Gains aged % years = .,,,,-,-
l., Snringfeld Feb 10. Of cancer HANNIBAL @. HOLDEN
aed "a years he was member of the Masonic fraternity
! aud was buried with Masonic honors.
In winhaIl Feb 10. JESSE HUNTING, aged SO years
months q days ,,,,,-,, -
AZ columbus o. Feb 18th, Miss ALICE J. CHASE, aged
20 years sister of Gov Chase She formerly residen
in ading this State Gov Chase fought school in tina
town at the time.
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STATE OF VERMONT, /, The II

pisr OF WESTMINSTER s. 5. for said District Toa
interested in the Estate of EZRA T. CONE late of
Westminster, deceased, testate Greeting.
You are hereby notified that the administration account
of Timothy H. Hail. deceased administrator debons
non of said Ezra T. Cone will be presented for
allowance by A. NJ Albee, administrator of the estate Of
said Hall at the be held at the Inn
D. Scolay in Rockingham in said district on the first
Wednesday in March, 1859, when and where you may
be heard 10 the premises If you see it.
Grafton, Feb 3, 1859 6-s BENZ. W, DEAN, Regr.
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STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon

Dsr. OF WESTMINSTER s. for said District. To all
persons interested Estate of AP0LL0S FRANCIS,
late of Windham, deceased. Greeting,
You hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance of the of Gilbert J. Francis admin
and decree distribution OF said estate
among persons entitled thereto at the session Of said
be held the Office of the Register of said court
in Grafton in said district the first Wednesday in May
d. 1859 And you notified that said court will
make assignment of the personal estate to the Wild
said deceased at the session of said court when
and where you may heard the premises If you it
Grafton, Feb. 3, 1853. 6-S BENZ. W. DEAN, Regr
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Leland Seminary,

G. B. SMITH, A. NJ. Principal
w. IT, RUGG Assistant,
T. A SrEBBlNS, Teacher of Penmanship,
Mrs. NJ r.. Smith Preceptre and Teacher Of French,
Miss j. NJ WALLER Teacher of the Ornamental Branches,
Miss NJ T. BLANDIN, Teacher of Music.
TIME Spring Term will begin on Wednesday, March I'd.
Ii will be the constant endeavor of both the Trustees
and the Teachers sustain the esent eEvabe reputation
OF this Institution The class in the Languages and High
English it expected will be unusually large the
in all the Departments of study will be thorough
ard practical Lectures and Teachers Class heretofore
Tuition from SO - Term, which is about Is per cent
less than of the Academies in this State Board in
private Emie including rent, washing and all incl
dentas s. per week bat in clubs from 81 Is ST 90
Good accommodations viii be furnished the
able to seboarders and Others wishing For
further particulars apply to the Principal.
CHARLES CLARK, Sec.
Townshend, Feb 9Th, 1859. 6-S
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
Mills for Sale.

yUNHF Subscriber being DESTROYS changing his business
would like TO dispose of his Mills. Said Mills are STU
ated about one mile north of Tyson Furnace in Pymeu
VT and are well known the vicinity the Oriway Mills
They consist OF Saw-Mll, built entirely new last ra
Grst Mill nearly new, with three OF Stones smut-
Corn Cracker Sc The Mills built Black River up
on the Falls between called the Plymouth PONDS
they the advantage Of TIE How oil nat
ura pond about one and fourth miles in length and
are perfectly from eshets aud free from Ice IN
with good run of Attached to the Mills are
about co acres of Land 40 Of is Wood Land con-
yenient to the Mills with good Dwelling House ana out
buildings Altogether is very desirable situation Tor
any one wishing invest property in Mills Terms aue
easy For particulars address the subscriber az Tyson
nscs VI A. ID. Earl.
Plymouth. DIV
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25
MARRIAGES.

In Wilmington Feb H. by Rev MIR Ballou, Mr. 0RlN f.
KNowLToN, of Jamaica, and Miss NATE y hAohhb' VI
Wilmington
In south Reading 20, the residence Of Games A.
Bixby by Rev. W ii. Dow, MIR. EDMUND DAVIS and Mrs
EIIZ ABETH W. MARTIN, both Of South Reading
In Whitingham, Feb. To- by Rev. Amherst Lamb, Mr.
LEWIS s. BRIGHAM of W. and Miss MARCIA A. sHEAN-
Err, of Denmark, N. Y.
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srATE or VERNON J we lion. probate l,oul

STATE OF ' tttlNIU y I > INC IIOn FTVUalt N0uTt
OF WESTMINSTER s. S. for said District To all
persons concerned. Greeting.
application writing said court representing
that his of the beneficial interest Of
certain estate situated in Westminster known the
Digins farm and that it would be beneficial to said ward
sell the put the proceeds at interest and pray
ing for license to sell the You hereby notified
this will decide upon said application at the
sion said be held the Inn of A. D. Scoay in
Rockingham in said dstri the first Wednesday in
March. D. 1859, when aud where may be heard in
the premises If you see 1T. BENZ. W. DEAN Regr.
Grafton, Feb g.. 1853. IS
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Co,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. WESTMINSTER s. 5. for said District - all
persons interested In the Estate Of TIMOTHY ii. HAIL.
late of Westminster, deceased Greeting.
Whereas. NJ Albee administrator of said estate, has
made application in writing said court representing that
it beneficial the heirs and all interested
estate sell the whole of the real estate OF said de-
ceased that Of said heirs reside without
this State praying for license 10 sell the You
are hereby notified that this court will decide said
pcation thereof 70 be held at the Inn of A.
b Seoay Rockingham in said district the first We'd
nesay in March, D. 1859, when and where you may be
heard in the premises if you see ft.
Grafton Feb 8 1859 6-s BENZ. W. DEAN, Regr.
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OF VERMONT,

WESTMINSTER J for said District To all
persons interested in the Estate OF JOHN TOWNSHESD,
late Of Grafton deceased. Greeting.
You hereby notified that this court will decide upon
the allowance the of William Townshend ad
minstrator said estate and decree distribution of said
among the persons entitled thereto at the session OF
said court be held the Inn of A. D. Scoay in Rock
ngham in said the first Wednesday of March A.
D. 1859 when and where you be heard in the premises
if you fit BENZ. W. DEAN kegr,
Grafton, Feb. g. 1853. TO
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-02-25

The Bellows Falls Band DESIRE through this com
muncation express their sincere thanks to the ezehs
Bellows Falls and vicinity their generous aid at the
Bands and levee To the ladies, they especially
acknowledge their gratitude for their beautiful decoration
the IIa-nr rich aud ample contributions to the
refreshment table, and presence the occasion.
PKR ORDER BAND
pntI. -,
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CAMBRIDGE NIARKET.

Wednesday. Feb. %.
At market sss Cattle about 700 Beeves, and l2s Stores
consisting Working Oxen Cows and one and three
years old. - ,,. 90
Prices Of Marke BeefExtra 81 rs Oo frtquaiity 50
rs a % second quality $500 e0o third quality, >
ordinary S4 90
Working oxen-S75 800, SIPS, $50
Cows and Cayes-S2530, 40, a $50.
old 26 "a 81.
sheep and LANDSLIDE at market. Prices-Extra and
selections SO So A. ca or Al SIC fb in lots 81 20
y a 90.
Hides u a Sc. Tallow u Sc y rs.
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STATE OF YER MONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST. OF WESTMINSTER 8 for said District. 10 all
persons interested in the Estate of JEDUTHAN RUSSELL
late of Rockingham, deceased. Greeting
Whereas John A. Farnsworth, administrator of said es
tate has made application extension of the time here
paying the debts against said estate and
settling You hereby notified that this court
decide upon said application at the session thereof to be
held Inn of A. ID. Scoay in Rockingham, in said
District on the first Wednesday March, A d. 1859 when
and where you may be heard in tue premises If you see MT
BENZ. w. DEAN, Register.
Grafton February, 3, 1859. 6-S
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Town Reports and Pamphlets,

LII Kinds of Printing In the Book and Pamphlet lin
n such as Town Reports, Catalogues, Sermons Bylaw
Sc &C., done well as in the city, at the
PHENIX JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
Bellows Falls, VT
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
prbate Court for the district Westminster Commissioners
to receive adjust all claims and demands of all
presoas against the Estate of SAMUEL HOLLAND late OF
Toynshend also all claims and demands exhb-
TIED ia offset and six months from the 10th dag OF
Feb being allowed by said Court for that purpose We
do therefore hereby give notice. that will attend to the
business said appointment the Inn of Thomas Ev-
IS Ia Townshend in said District the first Tuesdays
of NAY anil August next. from one O'Clock, until fur
o clock P. NJ, on each of said days,
TOMAS TWITCHELL, Commissioners
j. II. CONVERSE Nonnu'lssioAs
JOSEPH B. HOLLAND Admir-.
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srArE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT, The Hon. Probate Court
DIST OF WESTMINSTER s. $. for SAD District 10 an
persons interested in Estate Of AIDS BURGESS late
OF Grafton, in said District, deceased, Greeting
Whereas Ptolemy Edson Administrator OF said Estate
ha tn presented his petition In writing TO said court repre-
.nti hat tha amount Of the debts allowed by the
mi ssioners az inst said estate Is S-o'V,oo
that the debts secured by mortgage upon the oo-oo
real estate amount In addition 10 about zoi'W
that the expeuse of supporting family OF said 1000
deceased, will be about iVV"V
that the funeral charges expenses OF admins
tration for labor farm and taxes Will be about ooo
Nok,,, IN. SIM, Of S56i633
hat he of available personal property per in
yentory Is Sic9o'99o
leaving the sum of e4otz'.
be raised real estate of said deceased and that
part said estate cannot be sold without INJURY 10
those the remainder and praying for license
sell the real estate Of said deceased IN TINS
State except the widows right OF dover therein, but In
GLIDING the reversion of said DOVER You are hereby
notified that this will decide upon said application at
the thereof be held at the Office OF stoddrd In
Townshcnd said district the 18th day Of March, A. d.
1859 O'Clock. in the forenoon, when and where you
may be heard in the premises if you see it.
BENZ. W. DEAN Regr
Grafton, Feb IS, 1859. $40
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Weddings! Weddings!

A NEAT And tasty assortment Of Wedding Cards
n and Wedding Envelopes, are constantly Kept
u" manu- PHENIx JOB PRINTING OFFICE
Bellows Falls, Vt.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
FRANCIS MERRIFELD,
rs.
JOHN A. MERRIFIELD,
wrsDnAx covsrr coUnr.

JoUS A. MERRIFIELD, wrxDHAM COUNTY CoURr,
GEORGE GOODWIN, sept Term, 1905
Whereas at the pursuit Term Of this Court FRANCIS
MERR FILED Of Bookine. in said County brought his
ton against JOHN A. MEItKIFIELD and GEORGE GOOD
WIN of Newfsne in said County, upon Promssory Note
dated Dec L. 1851 for $500 ayabie % PIN bearer
demand With interest annually. And appearing that The
defendants not had personal notice Of said suit it Is
ordered by the Court that this be continued to the
next Term this Court be held at Newne in Aforesaid
County on the second Tuesday Of April A. 1853 and that
the plaintiff notify the descendants Of the peudency OF said
action the Term Of the Court 70 which tue same Is
continued By publishing the substance Of his writ With us
order for three weeks successfully in the BELLOWS FANS
TINES printed Rockingham in said Comfy the last pno
ictio 20 be wrecks previous to said next April
Term which viii be deemed sufficient notice TO the defend
ans " "Pf'4'' $50 R. TYLER, Clerk.
A. stoddArd, Prds Atty. -
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The Liver Invigorator

Is SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and is daily
working cures, almost great to believe as by
magic the list dose giving benefit, and seldom
than one bottle is required to kind Of Liver
plaint from the Jaundce Dyspepsia common
headache, all of which the result Diseased Liver
BorrLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor. 345 Broadway New York
Retailed by all Druggists 29-2s-1y
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JAS. ID. Powers,
PHOTOGRAPHIC SALO,

Over the Savings Bank Opposite the Black River Hotel
SPRINGFIELD, VT.
EFT this serve invitation to all feeling interested in
the Photographic Art call aud of the latest
improvements such as
Photographs, Ambrotypcs, AmbroaraPhs,
and MciainoiyPes,
in the latest styles of the times.
have lately fitted up Rooms Geo W. Porters store,
oyer the Savings Bank where have arranged large
perior Sky Light time money has been spared to
make IL comfortable pleasant for VISITORS and suitable
to produce the best of pictures
have hand full supply of Frames, Cases. Loekets
&c which will sell at very low prices
JAS D. POWERS, Springfield, VT