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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24
lIDDLtIBUKY.

Cash paid for clts al Clay, Wilcox
T. Hyde's.
u d. Twiichell wants 5000 pound,
'of wool for which he will pay irom 40 It
As cents.
II he merchants Of Middlehury are
taking their Spring aud annual inventor
1855.
The Doctors Favorites are now. all
smokers iAvor,tes, aud so are Herrick''
penny cigar holders.
We are indebted largely TO the
Globe for our report Of the dedication al
North Ferrisburgh
Go to Case & Riders for everything
usually found at frst-class drug stores,in
GLIDING pure drugs, chemicals, choice per
fumeries, pure candies, also paints, oils
varnishes, window glaes &c, &c.
Found. piece Of rubber, one ent
three iu :hes square, and the oth'r four b,
three. and Ave inches long. The owner
can obtain it on application at the REors
TER Office.
AT the drug store of Dr.. w. NJ
Day you can iud drugs and medicines
and have them put up correctly. Also
you eau buy good thernomet and ba.
y. ro,neter in Que case.
The sociablc at the Addison House
last Wednesday evening, was numerously
attended. aud much enjoyed. The next
will be at Dea George L.. Porter's, to
morrow evening.
On Sunday evening, Rev. Z P
Hooker, pastor Of the Congregations
church, gave a very eloquent and inter.
estng lecture upon that great New Fog
land preacher and theslogian, Jonathan
Edwards.
Miss En-. Griswold is obliged, on
acooust Of poor health. to notify her Gus
toners that she will be obliged to give
up business snd leave town. which she
has arranged to do about the lst oil
March, proxino. She desires to thank
her patrons for past iavora
ladies will do we'll to remember the
closing out sale Of millinery. dress aud
fancy goods at the store Of K r. clay
agt., where shawles, hosiery, gloves,wo
teds aud almost everything else in the
LINE Of ladies furnishing goods can he oh
tsiued at very low prices. All goo''
twenty per cent below actual cost.
-Messrs.> George and Clinton G
Smith o, this place have received tn,
award Of the coutract Tor building tht
Methodist church edi6cc which is to bt
erected 10 Brandon the comiug season
These nan.es are II pusrante- that tn,
work will be well done. aud the church
an ornament to the village. We congrst
ulate the Brandon Methodist On the us
dom OF their selection o: builders.
Mr.. James Burns who resides neal
tie pspermill bridge, had fhe misiortuu,
la.t Thursday evening, to have bis hors,
drowned in the river. He led the horse
down to he water aud left him thel.
drinking aud went back to the barn tt
fodder, A few minutes later Mr.. Burn'
found the horse had started up the stream
aud had got into the water where it wa
deep sDd some distance from the shore
Ot course he could not save him, and ha
TO suffer the loss which is quite sever,
one for poor man like him. 1t is hopet
some portion Of the loss may BE- made "
to him.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

I Tows NESTING. annual March
meeting for the town Of Middlebury WI
be held at the town room on Tuesda ,
'>Dext, at 10 O'Clock a. m, The hu>ines,
to come before the meeting as laid OUT by
the warning, is the ele,tion Of fficers I,
act on reports submitted to lay the nee.
esssry taxes :, to see if,he town will ex
empt the pollsNo of the Fire Company from
taxation to vote upon ProP"sition II
annex that part OF the Wey bridge Schoo
District lying in Middlebury, to Di~'ric'
No. 4 to vote upon 4 p,opo-i lou to su
mex the real estate ot\W II Rowe auc
Calvin WI eler to District No. 4 to vote
upon proposition to set tbs real estat'
OF s. W. Remele and A. n FarDswor'h
to district No. 8 in New Haven, and tc
vote Tor County Commissioner.
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dleburv Il s Bottum, New H., @
Rector Gage, Addison: w n BacsD,
Sborehsu \ W Msgill, Cornwall; I
K Haven aud Dea. w X Bixby, Yer.
sennes,
On motion Of Mr. Archibald it was
voted that four constitute quorum Of
the executive coInmiitee, for the purposes
81 business, during 'hc year.
A committee on resolutions was raised
N domination b, the president. consist.
Ing OF Rev. + Z Ilooker. Edward s.
Dsua. Rev. 7 II Archibald, Rev S "
Mseill aud Dca Bxhy.
The society ,beu sdj u'ped until after
the meeting VI the CONVENTION in the after
noon.
AFTERNOON
The committee on resolutions reported
through their secretary, + s Dana, ss
follows:
Resolred That the success attained
during the past year IN tho suppression OF
the liquor trtffc in this county ought to
.ucite the friends Of temperance to more
constant vigilance aud more earnest and
hopeful fort to totally eradicate the evils
VI iutempersnce aud to thoroughly exc.
cute the prohibtory law.
Resolved, That we believe there
should be, in every town, temperance
organizations, in which all friends Of the
cau-e should be earnestly Engaged.
Resolved. That we heartily commend
aud endorse the thorough aud tfficieut
,abors oi our present States Attorney
turing the tast year; aud We cordially
recommend him to the people of the coun.
~ Tor reelection.
The resolutions were discussed by
Messrs f. S. Bottum of New Haven,
Prosper Eithsrp Of 3rdport, Rev. W.
~ Bacon OF Shoreham. S o Wright Of
eybridge, A j Benedict Of Cornwall.
A. z. Upper OF Middlebury, Rev. T. II.
Archibald Of Cornwall, W. X. Bixby OF
Iergennes. Revs. +. p Hooker, W n
Meeker, Middlebury, JuStus Cobb OF
MiddleSury, and others, and unanimously
passed.
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MOTeAbOut the Fight.

Dear Editor or the fight at jew
etts mill, the truth is this. Feb 9th, =
j. sent his team and hired man, Solomon
Dragon to Ripton numbering. On hi,
way he stopped at the town agent, OF
Middlebury. aud procured alcohol b,
Alse pretense, We Tor "A rick horse. H.,
arrived at his hnarhing place al noon
Dragon rat by the stove, was Invited /,
nave rone dln"r, said that he would il
hungry. hut was not, after which ID loon
irmauds money Of Crane. He replies
mat he owes him none. then with ies riu
'sths aud i,t blows still deIuands aud
'lrikes Craue, WIN fer- no resistance
hut tries to ward off the blows
After repeated strikes, oatbs, and
threats to take the lives of Philo Jeweti
aud other. Dragon turus TO the table
gives il kick. then with both his hand,
turus it bottom side W., food, dishes, all
one broken mess. Dragon then enter.
the barn. takes one Of Nj. Jewett's horse
aud clears.
Fearing Dragon will fluff his threats
immediately Mr.. Sherman and Crane ha,
ten to Middlebu'y, get papers and off
GERS to arrest him, which they succeeded
in doing, not withou fearful resistance
on the part Of Dragon, who was lodged
in MiddIehury Jail. The whole affair had
not the slightest provocation.
EYE WITNESS.
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Sr. STEPHENS CHURCH -LEETES Lee.
ruREs.-On Wednesday evening 25th
inst, tho Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct q
Lenten service At the house Of Mr.. WIN.
MuIchahcy, (Rectory building.) aud it it
hoped that Vii persons who may be inter.
est-d. will be present. These services al.
though held 10 private houses, are free
and open to oil. On Sunday next. H.,
Sunday in Leut.) Divine Scrvice- will be
held in the chu Oh ut l03 aud 9 o'clock
The Holy Communion" will b. celebrat.
ed the sume day.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

DoCToRs DI,AGREE "A couple Of pill
dispensers had su Interchange OF leadou
globules near Quebec u lew DAYS ago
One Of the parties helougei i'll M1u.real
hnd went to Quebec Tor the purpose o!
challenging blo brother Sawbunes on nc.
count Of some unpleasant discussion @hlci
nad occurred. When the duel occurred
.iontrcal. NJ. d seut his bullet to hun,
grass under The snow. aud received Qie.
ices compliments somewhere is the ley
Tnen tho police were di>cerued approach.
,ug and the crowd dispersed, Montreal
making a. good time as circumstance.
would allow.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

John G. SAKE, the poet, wei
known to most OF Us in this vicinity, SEN
the following epigram in reply to an iu
vltatlon to address temperance cUnven
tioD:
You have heard Of the snake in the grass, my b. y
The terrible snake in the giuss;
But now you must know
Mans deadliest fve
Is u SNAKE vi different class.
'ris the ven, NOUS snake ia the glass Alas.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

RIProS.-The auditors report for the
town OF Ripton shows that the expendi.
lures for the past year were, for the sup.
port and repair Of bridges s2l2 05; high
way 500 80; turnpike S45 "A ; towns
poor, S416 81 miscellaneous 1859 81.
Total 81 663 So The amcuat of out.
standing orders, against the town, is ST..
S53,2l, with dres from uncolected taxes
DO, Of 1896 IS.
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ExnIBiTIoN.-The young people Of
Cornwall will give an exhibition at the
Congregational church in that town op
Thursday evening, February 26Ih., 1874.
The exercises to consist Of music, oratious,
declsmatioDs. tableaux. aud the new and
popular farce- The Greatest plague in
Lille" aud The Great Elixir" The exer.
cises will begin at 7 o'clock.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

WHEN PETER COOPER WAS YOUNG
Wh,n [ was horn, New York contained
1881 :nhatirapts. The upper limits ot
the city were at Chambers street. Not
single free school, either by day or
night, existed. Gen. Washington had
just entered upon his first term as pre.i.
dent of the United States. the whole M.
hual expenditures of which did not ex
coed 50 600 900, being about GO cent,
per head OF the whole population. Not a
single steam.eugiue had yet been beeu
built on the American continent, and the
people were clad 10 homespun, and were
characterized by the simple virtues aud
habits which are usually associated with
that primitive garb.-[Speech on his SD
birthday.
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TATE OF YER .CrT-U.stlict t

Addison, IS.
In Pr bate Court. held at Mddvoufy In and
for said District. Un tue 18Th day 81 Feb uaiy
A. d 1874
Ethan A Sturtevant, adminisua tor with the
"ill annexed OF the estate OF William Ells, iato
II Midd,buiy, i'll said district deceased make-
application to this court in WHITING for lie use to
sell ali the real estate the said u,cta -. ts
State, Consisting Of the house and lot situate in
tIv village Of Sii'idl, tu.y known ftuc ~ tuo
Bakery Property, stnIiug that it is uece.-a y
10 sell the zane la order to pay tho d,I-s O.. .aI
deceased aud tn" iegacies, the lrestres residing
out Of this state ana said property cannot t. li-
vided without great damage thereto.
1t is thereupon ordered by said court that said
application DO referred to session tLelcoi t. Lo
held at the probate Office in Midil,bury, IN a.oL-
lay, the 10th day Of March neat, A. b. .o,!, ut
10 O'clock in the forenoon for h, airing aud el-
sion thereon aud it is further oru,ieu that notice
hereof be given TO all persons Interested by pub.
'icatirn ui th, oider hleu weeks succ, sslv,ly in
he Miudlebury h,Kist r, n,wsp p piiht,u at
liddlebury, previous a. raid tune oil said lvai-
'ng. that tn'y may appear ut said tlmv aad
place and suuw cause, II any they may t,pUy
aid lc-use should II, be g'auted.
Is oAM'L E. COOKE Judgc.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

WuIpPLE on WILKIE CoLLINs.-It is
the peculiar characteristic of this eminent
writer that be has given to bis romances
an air Of matter.of. fact, Que would as
soon doubt of the reality and veracity OF
Robinson Crusoe as Of some Of the beings
he has created. Indeed | doubt not that
you, as well as the rest Of US. have often
sacrificed an hour or two, when practical
business most pressed on your time, to
read the new monthly number Of one OF
his serial novels. In the art of -timulat
ing and puzziug curiosity. Of cauuingl,
p's'poniog :he expl nation of the III, rIer,
70 :, ems continually on the point of cx.
planning, in not only holding the attenfi u
Of the reader, but xa-persring it, there
rarely has been Il more ielighriully pro.
voking inventor Of plots than the grute.
man whom we have the pleasure nov
to meet.-[Speech at Boston D.nuer To
Collins.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

The WEATHER vN CvLLKoE HILL IN
JANUARY. 1874 The following ob.er, u.
nous upon the weather were taken by
U. d. TwitchrlI. E,q, AID they form a
complete record for the mouth Of Janu.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

ADVERTISED LLTTlRs.-Jaque Bulay
Hiram Little. Iobert Little. Juo. W
Tay lor, Mrs X. H. Battles. 2. Mrs. NJ
J Hathaway, Mrs. Julia NJ. Smith, Mis-,
Maggie Milan.
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SALISBURY On the 18th inst, the
dwelling house OF Chester Kingsley,
ESQ. took fire by the removal of "a
burning piece of wood from tie stove,
which caused the ignition of shavings
near which It was thrown. BY prompt
and active effort the house was saved
from destruction
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

AT Chicago on Monday httle girl 10
years old, named Matilda Dana. drowned
herself because her aunt reproved her for
iardiness 10 Arising in the morning.
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Mr. Evans Of Middlehury college hs,
preached twice ut The Baptist church il
this place. much TO the sccei lance Of oil
The pill box factory Of Geo. Bartlett
is 10 iull operation again.
L b Stewart goes into the tin stores
hollow ware. etc, at Vrrgehnts. instead
oi hardware. are stated ia u former nun
Der Of tue RLoi TER.
The scarlet fever has abated somew BIZ
hem
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The Thermometer stood 40 10 S. shove often
during the middle Of the wsrmest days.
The mercury runs down. noAr the river, some
pleasant mornings, an hour or more later than on
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Trnpl q otirrs

TATE OF VERMONT.
- ADDISON COUNTY, ST..
William 7. Parker,
v. County Court,
George Parker, Dec. Ern,
A Trustee G. I. Stevens. AD ls13.
Admr. Est. Of Sarah Thorn
Action on note executed by said George Parker
on tho 18th day Of juno, 1865, for 5ag.bs2,
payable to the order Of the said william i Ia
three years after date, with interest.
ID Cuuat. Uehefai as-uiu jsit nem inhing 81
900. Wit dated oct. 3. 3 Wh,rein Z. T.
stevens. rs administrator, aioTesaid. IS summoned
as Trustee.
Whereas, tho said George. Parker is without
this state, aun has ut bad personal notice o. TIC
penning u this suit,
1t Is oriered that the said George P,fkcr be
IA tiled u appear ut the II. Xt team Il said e ut
To DO held ut Mhidi, bury, With. and Ter sud
unty VI Addison, Vn the fret Tuosday u Juic,
4. D. l. "a, then and there u answU tLcittu, by
publishing the substance Vt tue plaintiffs d, ella.
ton anu tLis order three weeks succtrsiv.ly ia
the Midulebury Register, u pubic newspaper,
published ut Aiiddiobury, uiui,saii, tao ia.t Vi
wbion puolicati1us to 10 ut least twenty days
previous to first said Tue day of June. isI4
X. WAlNWRIG Clerk
j. ii. LUCIA, Atty. for plf.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

AUDITORS REPORT The people Of
Middlebury will 6ud their town report OF
the auditor OF the town for 1874, at the
store OF Langworthy Il Co., on Friday
the 9Th inst. except those usually found
at the post Office at East Middlebury,
which will be delivered to persons entitled
TO them by j. z. Chanpliu at his store in
East Middlebury GU the same day.
JAMES NJ. SLApK.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

VEKoESNEs.-Thers are several cases
Of fever in town, some of which are prov.
iug fatal. Mrs. Elccta Smith, u well
known resident Of this place and consist.
ent christian died at the residence of her
,on in Addison on Wednesday last. 10
bar 82th year.
Mr.. b. II. Gaines. Of Pantop, lost his
balance and fell from the top of stack,
recently. striking his face upon the fence
aud cutti g q severe cash just below the
right eye which was dressed by DR.. Tow
slsy aud the patient is now doing we'll.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

-VERGENN- MAKKET.-On Tues
day, 813 lbs. of butter were shipped.
Butter sold for 20 to SOC cheese. IA to
Ice; eggs, 25c poultry, ii to Ice.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

MONKTON.-A Dean has cat l3l
years of age, in an active and healthy
condition.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. Ne

4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We,
y the subsoribers, being appointed by the Hon.
orable Probate Court for the District of New
baven, Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against tho estate of ISAAC STUWELL, L,te Of
Bristol, in said District, deceased, also al claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto; aud xix
months from the 18th day Of February, 1874,
being allowed by said Court for that purpose,
we 10 therefore hereby give notice that We will
attend t. the business Of said sppoiniin, q t
at tho late dwelling house Of the deceas,d in
Bristol, in said district, On the LIST Mondays of
Apr and August next, at O'Clock p.
each Of said days
Dated at Bristol, this 18th day Of February,
A. b. 1874.
c. MUN5ILL. c,.
40 KEENAN, HILL : 0'"h' =
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School Exhibition The school in
District No. 8, Mrs, Jennie Gilmore,
teacher, gave gu exhibition at their school
house on Friday evening last The house
was packed full aud the exhibition was in
every respect gratifying ,uccess, The
exercises con-i-ted Of dialogues. declarua.
tions. recitatiou>, tableaux, music &c.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

LEICEslE k. The receipts of the do
nation for Rev. u. G.. Pickett at Leices
ter last Thursdnv evening Were Sl7S.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-02-24

BRIsroL Gideon Ridley who was re-
Gently thrown from sleigh has improved
so as to be able to be removed to his
home on the Flats.
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IN BANkRUPTCY.-Iu the distinct

L Court Of the United states fer tho District of
Vermont. In the matter Of swiuey & burrows
bankrupts. Notice is hereby given that petit
ton has been filed in said Court, by W Swi-
ney, individually, aud member of the e IN If
,viney Burrows, Of Middlebury, i'll said is.
trict, duly declared bankrupt under the Ac; Of
Congress Of March I'd, 1851, Tor a discharge and
certificate thereof, from all his individual and CO.
partnership debt. and other claims due under said
Act, and that the 18th day Of April, 1874 ut 10
o'clock A. M. before the Hon b a. >lualley,
Judge Of said Court, at his Chambers in the city
Of Burlington. is assigned for the bearing OF the
same, when and where all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons in interest,
may attend and show cause. il any they have,
why tle prayer OF said petition should not be
anted.
Dated at Burlington, on the | lth day Of Fcbru-
AIRY. 1874.
IS b. B. SMALLEY. Clerk.
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Neunebtt Journal,

Publishol at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT OF Court, by SPKAGUE. OWEN & NASH.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS Mathew ID. Gunter by his sale
mortgage dated october :, 1872, and re-
corded in volume u of sale mortgages on
page III. In the Recorders Office VI Alex
auder county, Illinois, conveyed TO the UNI
dersigned the following, to.wit: A lease.
hold estate for the term OF five (5) years, in
and to lots six (6), seven o. and eight (S), in
block three (3) in the first addition to the
city Of Cairo, Illinois, commencing March o,
1871. under and by virtue Of certain lease
bearing date, March 9. 1871, executed by 5.
Stats TAYLOR and Edwin Parsons, trustees
Of the Cairo City Property to Peter A. Co
nant, and by said Peter A. Conant, with the
written consent Of said Taylor and Parsons,
assigned TO said Mathew d. Gunter on the
Dist of May, ls12, together with all the I'M
provemeDts thereon, belonging TO the said
Guntcr of every kind and nature soever, in
Guiding mill fixtures, engines, boilers, burs
and other fixtures appertaining and belong
ing to the min building thereon situate to
secure the payment OF certain promissory
note in said mortgage specified Now I'm.
der the provisions OF said sale mortgage, lie.
, fault having been made in the payment OF
tee note therein me ntoned, the Undersigned
will offer said property for sale NJ auction,
to the highest bidder, FOR cash.
at the court house door, Cairo, Illinois, at /.
o'clock pm. on SATURDAY THE .lTII
DAY OF JANUARY, A, ID. 1874.
HENRY l.. HALLIDAY.
Mortgage and Trustee.
Green & Gilbert, Attorneys.
ll-l-3-lJl
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TAXES.

will attend al the following times and
places in the cyeralprecincts in this county
In conformity with law, for the purpose
OF receiving the state and county taxes for
the year 1873, as follows, to-wit;
In Unity precinct, at the house OF William
Holden, Monday January 10, 1874.
In Hollywood precinct, At DR.. Jones' store,
Toledo, Tuesday, January 20, 1874.
In Clear Creek precinct, ut Marchildon 4
day, January II, 1874.
In 1hebes precinct, at j. G.. RollwlnSs
store, Thebes, Thursday, January %, 1874,
In Santa Fe precinct, at W. ID. Anderson's
store, Santa We, Friday January ~, 1874.
III Goose Island precinct. ut o. Greenleys
store. Goose Island, Saturday, January
In Dog Tooth precinct, at the house OF n.
uunssckcr, Tuesday, January ~. lS;i.
In south Cairo precinct, at toe office OF j.
q. Hsrman, Cairo, wednesday, January
90, 1874.
In North Cairo precinct, ut the court house,
Cairo, Thursday, January 20, 1874.
Section No. l5i Of the amended revenue
law OF this state requires that levy by the
tax payer be made for the non-payment OF
personal taxes on or before the 10th day Of
March next.
Section No. IL, provides that all taxes
upon real estate remaining unpaid on the
10th day OF March next, shall DO deemed
delinquent.
Tax payers viii bear in mind these
changes sSthe law will be vigorously en-
forced.
BE sure to bring your title papers or
last years tax receipts with you, that no err
r0rs in paying taxes may occur.
ALEX. IL. IRWIN, Collector.
CAIRO. Ills. Dec. 81. 1873. dAw-td
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SOMETHING Ngw.--l have improved
and perfected q new process by winch the
Ferrotyps is brough. out equal TO the best
Photographs, and more durable. Copies
from paintings aud engravings made fully
equal to the original in appearance, the
lights and shades brought ont with ro.
mArksble appearance. 80 that nothing
surpasses tho beauty and natural express
sion OF the picture. And in fact any old
pictures are copied by this process so as to
look n we'll or better than the original
picture. Those having old pictures or
choice paintings or engravings for pres
ents, cannot do better than avail them.
selves Of this remarkable improvement
J. J. THOMAS Photographer,
Corner Of Eighth stree, and Commercial
avenue. l2-2i-u