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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20
EuLOGY ON MADISON.

The Euiogy on the life and character OF JAMES
MADISON, BY jon Quiscy ADAMS, was deli
ured in Boston on the 9th ult., the morning pa
pen Of following day contain the following
beautiful Ode, written for the occasion by Parke
Benjamin, Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20

Advices from Maiamoras to the 2hh
August state that, on the goth, Gen.
Urea issued a violent proclamation
against the Texans and Americans
grounded on the supposition thai the
r. States Government had ackno"'
lodged the independence of Texas and
sent ,roops TO its assistance. A few
DAVIS subsequently, having learned me
ialsity Of these rumors, he endeavoreo
to call in the proclamations. he Mex,
lean army at Matamoras consisted Q,
about $500 men. Messrs. TEAL and
ICARSEs, the Texan Commissioners
! we're still in close confinement.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20
THE WAY OF THE sHEEpsTEALER rs

THE WAY OF THE sHEEPsTEALER rs
HARp.-A young thief, named Joseph
Alverson, died in our county jail-a
victim of his own evil ~propensities. 1t
is supposed hat Alverson had stolen
from different farmers in this county no
less than n hundred sheep since the
first ofFebruary. On Sunday night he
visited a pasture at Hartwich, in which
were a flock of above one hundred
and twenty sheep, owned by Mr. Phil
Lip Lawson-During last week a BROTH
er of Mr.. Lawson had arrived at his
house from Orange county, ON a visit,
and had along with him a large bull
dog, which had been we'll trained by
him, and which he valued very high
ly. 1t appears that the dog must have
been attracted to the sheep pasture du-
ring the night, which is about half a
mile distant from Mr.. LIS dwelling,
by the disturbance made by the thief.
In the morning, the dog being absent,
Mr.. Lawson felt somewhat anxious
| and it was 9 o'clock, before the faithful
animal was discovered. He was found
by a lad in Mr.. LIS employ, lying be-
side the inscnsible body of Alverson,
and beside him also lay a fine fat We
Their, with its legs tied. Alverson was
so badly bitten, in his struggles with
the dog, that he died ofhis wounds soon
after being given into custody. The
dog had bitten through n ofhis wrists
the same on one Of his hands-and
he had a severe bite on the back of his
neck, which it is supposed caused his
death.-OtSego (N. ~ Observer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-10-20


ANOTHER SLAVE CAsE.-We are
informed that a colored man was dis
covered on board a vessel in the har-
Dor, on Saturday, by some colored
men who were passing the vessel, and
he making signs to them, they approa-
ched him, DESTROYS of asc~ertainlng his
wants, but were not allowed to come
alongside. Surprising that all was not
right, they made known the circumstan-
ces to S. L. Sewall, who Immediately
furnished a writ ofhabeas corpus, but
no sheriff being at home the writ was
not served. Meanwhile the captain of
the vessel becoming alarmed, obtained
a writ and had him committed to pris-
on for debt, twenty-five dollars, beng
the charge for his passage. The place
and cause of his confinement were,
however, soon discovered, and the ne
cessary bail being furnished he was OF
course liberated, and by this time is
probably on his way to Canada. lie
is said to be a fine looking youth OF a.
bout eighteen, possessed of a good de-
gree of intelligence. 1t seems that he
escaped from Norfolk by secretlng
himself under "a deck load of lumber,
with a supply of provision /; but the
load being washed overheard on the
passage, left him exposed, and the cap
tain continued his voyage with the IN
tention of returning him to his owners
at an early opportunity.-Bos Jour:
And it is thus that these honest PM
lanthropists rob-yes, rob is the word,
the Southern people of their property
The South will not, cannot, ought not'
to stand these things.-Ater. GaS.
What would you have the South 10
do III. s.. Tel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
LOVELY g. ABBOTT.

AVING returned from New, York
IL with their fall stock of goods. have
now the pleasure OF offering for sale one Of
the finest assorimenls Of Broad Cloths, Cas-.
simeres. and Sa,,n.iis. Thibet cloths,
French and English Marines, of every va
rely and colnr. Mohair silks. of fine assert. .
ments, Mu>iIns aud Cambricks. French
worked Collars, Marine Th,bel wool. Silk
chally Grape and other varieties of Shaw L.
and Hdkis.. BcacheG and UnbIrachcd
Cotions, T'ckngs. Table aud oi her Linens
variety. French English aud American
Prints. Cotton Yarn. Wadd,ne aud Bat.
tirg. Carpetlng-, and. in fiue. we think q.
good an assortment Of fancy and staple
dry Goods, and on as good terms rs ever
offered IN Burlington. Cut and plau
Glass, China and other Crnckery ware
among which are Elegant Dining aud Tea
ee,ts, aud almost every Article Of colour aud
kind IN Market. Tens Of all kinds. Loaf and
Brown Sugars. C"ff'r. Chnck"la,e. Sugar
house and other Mnla-scs Box and quarter
box Rsi.ins. Mack"rrl IN half aud quarter
bbls. No. and White and l"'ed Sperm
Candles. Scnich and Mnckahny Snuff
Indigo. smoking aud chewing T"bacco, Bar
Sap, Specs al all KINDS. &c. &c.
Burlington, Sept, i6, 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
EEl1 q ~


ICELAND MOSS grows plentilully in the
Il Island Of Iceland, from whence il takes
Ills name. aud in all the high northern laii-
indr> of Europe and Asia. where It's Medicinal
qualities have been long known, and highly
appreciated. This plant contains n ieargcr
prnpnr,,on Of H'geidbie .MUciiage than any
other knows substance. and III combination
with il Is IL bitter principle which acts most
benefcally M giving strength IT, cases OF great
weakness aud debility Of the lungs. THE
knowledge Of many III our most valuable med
lcincs. for the cure of diseases, have been OBJ
Ia med from observing their effect on brute
animal>;- so in the case or this most invaluable
Moss. Its virtues were first discovered by
their effects on the hardy. iong.iped aud
saracious Rain Deer, which derives It's prin.
clpa! punishment from the Iceland Moss, and
whose milk becomes 50 highly imbucd with
it's BaIsomic virtues, that il is used with the
greatest cor fidence as sovereign remedy by
The inhabitants ofail those countries for the
cure OF all diseases Of the breast anc lungs. In
France, this compound has .an9 been known.
and extensively used and 10 its santary effects
as much As TO the ,alubIi,y Of the climate, is
probably owing the very small number
Of Inidt cases ofconsumption in that counlry
compared with Great Britain and the United
States. This Syrup contains all the modcina
virtues ofihe Moss in the most concentrated
form, aud is prepared from the original rcceip
from Paris. only hv.
T.. HUT.lilNGS & CO. baltimore
| And none is gcnun unless il has their fac
sinilc upon each b II of direction also upon III,
envelope, uI-and sealed with their seal.
J. a. !. II. PECK & Co.. wholesale agents
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
RusSeWs Celebrated
Salt Rheum Ointment,

THIS IL unqurs,l"nably the best and
safes, remedy ever yet offered TO III" pub.
lac for that obstinate disorder SALT
kI1EU ~. Where other means have .a'l-
ed. 1t has succeed, d. aud the fact that II
has been extensively used by eminent,
rrac'nioners speaks C, lumes in lis praise
u is equally rfficacious IN all diseases of
the skin. rug worms. and the most invcic
rate Itch &c &c. Numerous certificates
might be "blanrd bn, the proprietor
chn"srs that fair trial should be the only
evidence of It's superior efficacy.
Pucn SO CENTS II box.
a fresh supply u jos; received and for
sale by g. J. II Peek s. c. d, Mnndv
Ln'hr"p & Po'w'n Burlns'nn-.S. II. Barne
Chnrlo'te-M HUI lInesburgh -Onlon
81 Strung, G. 4 w. l.. Parker Huntington
II Wha'c V"rgrnnes-Sk'f e. Lnosey
t'hcckrbnry green Jamin Hamilton. p.
] fletcher J"rlco-D. b. Wilson. S. b.
] l-,ch'r E-scx-D. e. W. Carpenter
Waterbury aud wnh,he Druggists generally
! hr"ughnu, tho Unred Safes, and nj
=, 81. ~ Wm g. S',mn-"n & Co ION
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
New Goods. October 1886.

NEW style G"Id Seals aud Keys both
IN combined IN one 1: Gold swivIe keys
To wear on guard CHAINS. in great vatiriy:
FL gnni Guild Bosom Pms; Fine Silver
D,aI I.apncs, four hole Jewclled. bcnufiiu'
Movements. Gold do. A new assortment
Ladies Plaques, an nt'ic'c winch Is tat
taking the place Of Waist Buckles; fine
10, gilt Buckles. An elegant assortment "'
Silver Pcncl-; from so cts. to the heavy
old fashioned Pencils al 2. 9 SO. 3, and
60 SO each. Silver Combs, Compass
SDnls and Keys; Silver Chains. and many
other ARTICLES. We ore getting IN all ar
iiclrs. necessary to keep up the Tariefy
OF the Variety Shop.
PANGBrRN s. BRtSsMAtD
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
Valuable Salvc.

-
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.,,hn. . I """ ,, y" a'o'S W IVY H,""
n. So,Ids nv p,,,,s ,;,r ,,i,o., 1911
ou, ,b. min Immediately ,nd h.'js ,Ln un,,,.d
ouuk., Than ,nv him, ..,-. / nvn, L,,a,,, ,,.n,
In cas-, Of sickness. whe,, p.,,nns nre nuder
he necessity TO have b,i.,.rs drawn. hi.
Salvc is the hes, application which can bc
made after the fles are rcuovcd If vnn
wish to have il draw muchspread tho plas,c,
thick if to heal immed IA, civ. .prcad # very
thin on linen: YOU need no other applca.
ton. Ptcparcd and sold bv "A. RIJJEjEy
FORD. Burlington, VI, Price II l9 CENTS
per cake.
This NAV certify TO all that il NAV conceyp
that have far oboui two wears mas, made ~ -.
of 4. Ru,herrord'. heal all SoIvc IN NV fam
ily, aud consider j, preferable IN any sulyc
have ever known manufactured. ;,s u,;ii,v
will apuly TO fresh wounds. old sores sor,.
ewes. sculds and burns, EIwonn Is,.u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
DpIMPROVED
ROTARY STOVE.
VNtlE Subscriber would Just say to the

TNtlE Subscriber would jus, say to the
Il public, that he has received a large
quantity of the Improved Rotary St,rc. Of
different sizes and will keep them cons' un'.
Iy On hand at his Store, North side OF
Court House Square.
Also, Parlor, Box and other cook Stoves,
Of different Patterns.
Also, srcO hand Stoves TO sell or Rent,
cheap-also Pipe, stove trimmings, &c.
] would here remark that in consequence
Of the rapid sales that attended the lmpr"v
ed Rotary Siuve the last season. IL was IN.
possible to manufacture them 40 as TO sup
ply over one half of The calls; but the pub
lie may be under no apprehension ON that
point this season, as ! have over four times
The amount now manufactured, that ! had
last season OF this time, sn that people from
a distance NAV come without fear of dlsap-
point mcn, here Quit a I"ng list ot Re.
concentrations, believing that the lmprnv.
cd Rotary Stnve has been sufficiently test
cd. to recommend itself N this vicinity.
The improvements. that we have made
upon the Stove for the last season are val
liable; we now make the fire Plate nearly
three times the weight Of those last year
and turn the friction Rollers on which the
cap rrsts and various nihcr improvements
not necessary to msn,ion.
The Stoves are Cast at The foundry "
John ID. Ward. and from the best SEQ CHI
and M"nk,"n Pig, and are M, surpassed. II
eQual!rd. for smnu,hness and beauty ot nm
l-h. IN This section of the country.
N. q. ] have recently seeu n few stoves
in this vicinity called ImproUed Rotary
Stores, that have no friction rollers under
the cap. but ,nrn upon pivot in the same
manner that first fixed mine: but after
using ,n,ne IN iha, shape one year. found
that u dId not answer my cxpcc alton.
discovered that heating the stove caused II
TO turn very hard, especially when the
stove was l"ahcd-whcn there was kettle
or boiler Of water upon the top II was al
most impossible TO turn il without spIl''ny
the water. did not at fret undrrt'nnd
the reason, "a 1t would inrn c8sv when
cold. but finally a>ccr'ainrd that by heat
ing the stove it sot;cned the iron, and as
the boiler would rest upon one eide, II
caused 50 much friction that II was 'mpos-
slblc To use them with safety or c"nvfn
icucc. aud III order 10 get nd this fr'c.
non have placed under the outer cdg" at
the cap friction rollers. and have th"m
turncd SO as TO be perfectly true and
snnnih. The few stoves above referred 10
are not made q, Wards Foundry. neither
are they 'oadc from pig or rrmrlied iron.
but from the raw ore, and the plates Con-
>rqnen'ly arc moro porous and stnggy {;
aud The back fire plate Is not n"re Than
half The thickness of mine. Any person
car very easily tell my stove. or those
mnde at Wards, by the friction rollers, as
We make no others.
W.M. BLAKE.
Burlington, OFT 1886
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
New GOods-Sept. 16.

VEGETABLE ROUGE. IAN cxqn'Srr
article for rnrIchlng the glow at ihr
check: tins beautiful cosmetic preparation
mas at al times found place nj The fash.
i"nab'c toilet. u Is an INNOCENT. yet pow
"rfhi auxiliary whore circumstances hav"
rendered assistance cxprdcu' 1t Is free
from any n"xi"uS ingredient and en'uciy
innocent: caicula'rh,n ctcnie new beauties
where beauties were briurr; Ia add fresh
ness 10 The cheek which care or illness may
have rendered langn,d; and in place of The
l.'ly !" plant the Reese just received al
the Variety Shop.
PA>GBnpS & RRr~sMArD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
McdcalC's Patent Compound
Oil for Painting,

A perfect substitute for Linsecd Oil for all
kinds Of Painting. is offered to the public by
the subscribers with the fullest assurance Of
its utility. II is now about eight years since
il was brought TO its present state Of pericc
ton. and during that has been extensively
used & tested in every way which l.insecd Oil
is used for painting. f,.r inside aud outside
house painting, on brick and on wood, aud
FOR coaches. Signs, boats &c. As for spread.
ing aud drying for inside work II is not sur
passed aud foI body, and Durability in silua-
tious exposed To the su1 aud weather. il j.
warranted far superior TO the best l.insccd
Oil aud being light colored renders it prefer.
able for white and all other delicate Colors.
One ofihc first painting establishments in
this city of more than twenty years standing
say in their certificate I" Having used Med.
calf's Patent Paint Til do certify that more
surface aud better painting ran he done per
gallon than when mixed with pure inserd
Oil. This oil forms IA combining substance
when mixed with pure Leads that dnes no,
decomposc and rub "fby exposure I" the sun.
and by experience nftwo years. we are val
rnn,ed in saying that painting done with this
oil. will stand the weather much longer. aud
remain unimpalicd. when painting done in the
usual way will not. aud for oil cloths. we think
il >urpa>spsevc thing that VIC ever used"
John N. Fassc,t has purchased the righl TO
make aud vend the "i'uirnt COMPOUND Oil"
in the following States, VIZ -: Pennsylvania.
New York. Massachusetts. Vermont. Conncc.
ilcut. New Jersey, South Carolina. Ohm.
Michigan. Illinois aud Indiana. aud cauii MS
all persons. against any infringement, a. every
offence will be met " iih rigorous prosecution
The price of the "Pairm OF" will be one
quartz, less than Linsccd Oil. II is warranted
aud sold wholesale ana retail by
FASSETr. SEl.DEN e. Cr.
Dealers in Paints. Oils, Vurn>h, &c. 20i River
street Troy NY. August D. 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11

TIME Medical Lectures i" Harvard u
Il hivrrstv viii begin ut the Ma-sochu
seits Medical College ~ Mason 81. Boston.
the first "Wednesday in November next. OF
IA before 9, A NJ. aud will continue three
months. For one month after the end Ut
he course. lectures will be delivered IN the
College, and the Disseciing Room will b."
open to such students as may remain, with
ont addninna loo. Such students may
also attend The Practice Of the Massachu
sets General Hospital.
Anatomy and Operations in
Surgery, DR.. Warren.
Chemistry, DR.. Wehsrrr.
hia,.ria lI,,.ra, Dr. Eigeluw.
Mmlw fiery aud Medical Juris.
pruirnrr, DR.. Charming.
r'i"ripIes Of Surgery aud Gin.
ical Surgery. Dr.. hayward.
Theory and Practice Of Ph,sic, DR.. WMe.
Cllncal Lectures will b. delivered ms
usual on the cases in tho Massachusetts,
General Il"snltal.
.NEW DISSECTING ROOM.
A new DIs.ecr,na Rn"m is nuw building.
and will be finished before the Lectures
begin. II will occupy oil the vacant land
east Of the Medical College. Every care Is
taking I" make this important part of tn"
medical scho"l as perfect as poSs'be, :"
hat it may furnish TO the student nmpl"
facl,rics for prosecuting his Ann:o,nlcal
studies. The legal cnac,mcn's of the
state. so literally and so wisely Trimmed.
will be faithfully aud Thoroughly applied I"
the Accomplishment Of their important ob
jccts.
WALTER CLAIMING, Dean.
Boston. July. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
LYMAN & Cole
"AVE received an cxirusivnassor'm mon
Il ...l w Il ,,L,U EA0nS

HAvE received an cx'cusiveassor'mcnt
III ofFALL aud WINTER GOODS,
comprising Blue, Back. Btu. black. Olive,
clatci, brown. invisible green. drak" neck.
r"li,h and other shades Of green BROAD
CL"TBs.
Black, b'uc. fnncv s'ripd. chrck'd, pIaid.
ro> OF ribd, vicrorinc and buck skin CAssI.
MEREs.
Plain. CHECKED. and striped Salinc,ts,
Heavy milrd CT tn. PHO, Cm,h. Peters
ham aud Mnlnn Coating. The above en-.
h'acrs a very extensive assortment of this
description ri v"ud.. and are worthy the
attention at gentlemen.
A rich variety Of VEsTtNGs. inclu,inp
Heavy black. aud blue black. Six Velvet
ves'ng. figured aud striped do. PLAIN,
uad. and striped Silk d.. Dark Velvet
Vulcnta. To,r"'i aud Ca.,imr'r do.
JVOORSTED STUFFS.
French. German aud Englt,l, Merinos.
A few pieces dark figured Merinos. Gre
de- Nap aud Crnoc do. Merlnn Clrcassians
aud Bp"hazci,c M"rren aud Damask
G"rman G"ais Hal, Camble,s. English
aud Im'ra'loG do Br"ch"l'as and Princet.
IA. German Rag Wors,cd. Whrc. scar.
let. and mixed knitting wnrstcd. Cluuded
woulen yarn, six II ~ &c. Black. bluo
black, brown, green aud drab Bombazlnc,
M"rin" Trimmings Blond aud - ,bnctte
Edg'ngs, Inserting Lace, &c. Mrrno
Shnwls aud llandkrrrlnrf4 Gloves aud
Hosiery. A splendid assortment Of
&iltS.
Black. and blu" black Gro de- Swiss and
Or" de- Rhine. fignf'd and paia do. Col
"rcd aud rlald Gro de Naples. Sewing
SILK aud Twist. Silk Camhl,is and Pom.
yr's. Ptn'cd and Ila'n Shnlys.
A orra, vn,ir'v a. Fr,.,,ri, aud EnplisI,
SAIIScES.
having be"n bongh, by the case, will be
sold very ch"ap. a vntu'v Of
.Din'D artieles,
Rich fancy dawn Scn,i,. Fur Tippeis.
fancy C"'la'S. Ladies fancy Six Crava's.
Tnmhoard aud French work. d Capes aud
Collars, ShGlv lldki's aud S;hawlS. Sew
me- silk d" Figured Silk Grape, Gauzc,
aud other Fancy lI,nhkr,rh,"t-
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Co''o" Shtcrrrg. Snt,lhg. brach'd do.
Canaan Fiaun"is. Dciil,ug TEX. Waddiup,
Bats. Wckng aud Cotton Yarn.
| : ~ 90
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Ehrir Vcgetnl Balsamique
N. II. DOWNS

PROFITABLE B.4LS.4.MIC ELINIR
For Coughs, C"lds. Consumption, Caiarrh
Group. Asthma. Who"ping Cough. aud al
other Diseases of the head. chest and lungs.
PAM hciS containing history III the med
icne-u sketch Of the diseases Tor which II
is mlended-ceriiicales from unques
iionable sources ample directions, aud much
other important information accompan yiny
each bo'iIe-may be- had any OF the Agcn.
cles, gratis. J. CURTIS. Druggist, ST.. Al.
bans. VI. wholesale Agent aud j'int propre.
tor The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
Brii"gion -I.alhrop & Polwin, James,
Smith & to. aud r. Mnody.
H,nesLurgh-A. >. e. ID. G. Weller.
.N'Hon Wellington, Whitney& Co., Clark,
Brardman & Co.
CharioHe-Samnel II. Barnes. and most
other Respectable Druggists, &c. in The coun.
try
ST. Adams, July 70. 1886. if
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Fur Factory.

THE subscribers acquoint their friends
aud the public that they have entered
into copar,nership. and have "nen"d shop
near the corner of Church aud K'ng streets.
where they will dress aud dye all kinds OF
Furs. a, reasonable prices. They ais" N
tend to keep for sale most kinds at ORES
SEQ and DYED FURS, and will buy all
kinds of raw lurs. Persons wishing to have
furs dressed or dyed are lnvucd 20 call and
examine specimens Of our work at the lac
tory, which i. is confidently believed will
prove satisfactory.
BIERDEMANN g. VOLK.
Burinriun. Oct. 70. 1886.
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RusseIl's Itch Ointment.

This cIuice and safe ointment is said 10
be superior to any now in use. for that dis
agreeable and Ioat hsome discasc,th" ITCH
This ointn Is SO certain m its ope' aiinn
that no person troubled with the above
disorder ought not TO be without it. IL is
a remedy for cn'ancous cruptlons, scorbnt-
lc affections OF The head. or any other
breaking out which arises from sharp tn
nuurs in the blood. Price % cents box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11
VESTS P,TE>T CHLORINE
C OS NJ ETC and PILLS

mo X Rmgw"rus. S,iIIh"nm. Scald
Il head. aud all Cnian."us E'npll"ns
THIS article Is nat thrown into market hk'
most patent medicines. backed BY srm"
half dnz'n fctnious cerlificareI but u
comes respectfully and honestly recomnen'
ded, aud Is, we verify believe, all that il
claims To be: and as such, II is offered To
the public. by J. & J. II. PECK & Co.
's1a n~ lnts fer = -. -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-11-11

Wanted, one thousand WHITE ASH
LOGS--'he standard log 10 be 90 inches
diameter and fourteen feet long. sound aud
free from knots or shakcs--in be delivered
y, the Mil during the ensuing winter, or
a, the wharf a, Burlington IN III" month oi
May. 1887. GUY CATLIN.
Burlington, ". oh Sept. 1886.
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Russell's Vegetable Bilious
PILLS,
OR E9MTJY pIYSTC
OR FAMILY PHYSTC

FOX general u-e.iD ca-,'srS uf JaNndice.
morbid scusb'liy of The stomach aud bow
els. lnss of appetite. iGnl breath, cns've.
nrss. Plies. and all Diseases arising from
hillary dcrsngrmcnts.-nls' for correcting
the state at the bl"od. and cleansing the
system niiinnl aud viScid humots. These
pills are q mild ca,hartic. producing neither
raIns nor gripping. and are therefore val
nabIe aud highly approved mrciclue. aud
are pron"nr ccd as such nv the most dts
'mgn>h,l rhys'cians. Each box con,
[ "A ,ninr 90 PI L. Plicno 9 cnnIs a hnx.
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Wool & Butter.

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l. Good Clean Fleece Wool, deI,verc,
At their Store in Church Street They
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Burlington Sept. i5M 1885.