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ii is intended, and that il ought dcservcdly 10
stand at the head of the whole class Of such
remedies.
Price 81 for whole boxes of 80 pills, and
SO cents for half do of I2 pills, with dircc.
tions.
NJ None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor,
+. KlDDER, immediate successor TO the late
d.. w. T. CONWAY For sale, with oil the
other "Conmay .Medicines," at his Counting
Room, No. 80, next door TO J. Kidder's Drug
Store, corner of Court and Hanover streets,
near Concert Hall, Boston; and by his spe,
cial appointment, by J. & J. II. PECK Il Co.
Burlington VI.
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O"DR J EB'S
Rheumatic Li11i,tlent!

will afford immediate rciefto the patient. and
has sometimes been attended with such extra.
ordinary success as to cure tho most distress
sing Rheumatism in trcniyJ0ur hours, even
when Of years standing.
This highly valuable L,nimeni is recon-
mondcd with a confidence founded on the cx-
pcricnce ofmany years. not only as cure for
that eXcruciating disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB.
NESS, SpRAINs. CniLBLAINs. &c.
Among mass oitcs,llnony in favour of the
success ofthc Linjment, as a thorough rene.
dy for RHEUMATISM. the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances OF
It's efficacy
.New and surprising cases.
u 4 gentleman. Mr.. r. Of Charlcstownv
who can be referred to had been confined to
his bed most Of the time for week, suffering
most cXcruciaing pain from Rheumatism; ai.
ter having had recourse to the round of anti
doies usually rcsotted to in this mplaint but
without benefit and while in this state Of
suffering. and no prospect of relief. Mr.. Caleb
Symmcs. who was his neighbour. and who,
owing TO the extraordinary benefit he had
himself experienced from its use. recommend.
cd the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft, which he did. with
viz: immediate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure,
o. Mr.. IT, Of this city, was attacked with Il
very violent Rheumatism in his back. which
an application Of this Linimcnt on going 10
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer used any Thing which gave
him so much and grcal relief.
ID IAN old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton, was sorely afflicted for years With rhc,,.
rndtic COMPLAINTS. especially in his FONTS aud
limbs. which were frequently much swolIen.--
could obtain only temporary relief from med.
zeal advice, or the use Of various remedies, and
had dispalred OF help; when friend who had
Witnessed the wonderful effects of ibis Linz
mcnt, advised him 10 make use oflt.which he
did. with the most happy effect Hreduced The
SWeNing in one nigh.
This article is considered so superior 10 crery
hing else. and Ito possess such uncommon ririteS,
that il IS ordered from distant pats Of HE coun>
Hy
15'An agent recently writes "P'ease send
me further supply of Jcbb's Liniment the first
opportunity shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as it is recommended by some Of
our physicians rery hghiy.
ij-Anoiher agent writes: ~ wish you TO
forward me some more Of Jebb's Linimcnt.
whice has recommended itself very highly"
Price so cents bottle.
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O. ,B lns tT nc S o
TAILOR.

"UILE he returns thanks Tor past
w favors and begs continuance Of
The same, would inform the public that
be continues to manufacture all kinds at
clothing to order, and viii do repairing
n, shor, notice. Gcuilemcu's clothes
cleaned from pitch, pant. grease, &c
leaving them neatly pressed, with soft
and beautiful finish. IT any Of the spots
'cappear they will be removed free OF
charge. lie has on hand q good assor,
ment Of coats, pon'aooas. wals,ccats, top
coats, cloaks, wrappers and Boys Clothes:
Also-a similar assortment of second hand
clothes Hats, Caps, Boots. Shoes, Shirts,
Stocks, and great variety OF other useful
Articles: cheap for cash, or exchanged Tor
any kind Of clothing. cloths, or produce.
N. b. As he can be so easily paid, he
hopes those whose accounts are due VIII
avail themselves Of the first opportunity TO
discharge them.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1887. 3w
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ID T. u l. ! T ATED MALES

VIE complaints peculiar to the female
"a part OF The community, have been
long successfully treated by The admlni,,ra.
non OF the aromatic Pits, originally pre-
sclbed ond compounded by DR.. RELrE -
Thev cIoauee the blood from those disor.
ders Of the female constitution. for wb,ch
We r'IIs. are an ,ff,ctnal specific; ,hcv
''s'"'e "A tree circulation rcf,rm the ,rrer
"Iar operations OF The sangnIfrrou, system.
end rocu'y the di~ordcrrd habits. The
prcprIrior's coDiid.ucc in the superior ex.
c'lIence Of tins equally innocent and pow.
"f'ul preparation, l. founded 90 the mos,
decisive testimony from many restored pa
''enls lie can assure this portion Of the
public, thb, when
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DR.. Relies
PILLS FOR FC.W.4LES.

.1ItO.n.41IC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
are regularly taken according to he dircc.
tons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the dcs red healthy habits, and
restore 10 The pall!d counenancc The na,u
raj glow OF health and good spirits.
Inc Pils are an approved general rene :;
dy in cases Of DISTINCTIONS; Debility; lIy.
pochondria Green Sickness; GlddIress;
Palai'allon Of the Heart bad Dlgcslions-
L"aihlng OF Food; Pain of the S'ou acl
Shorncss Of Breath upon every little mo-
tlnn, Sinking Of The SPIRITS. and it, conse-
qncnccs, d j"ctca couulcnance aud dis
IKE Tor exercise and cnuvrr.atinn
Married ladies Viii tud the Pills equally
useful. except N co> Of pregnancy. acien
they mut mol be iaien mother mast they
be taken by P"r-on- ct hrc'ic or consump-
tive hnbu-. Thcy may used successful
|v by EN- h'r men o. women in ali Hypochoa
driac, Hysteric or TupoWiM d,-o-ders. In
al cases of his descrIpiIon,'hr P,i. purify.
lnvigoratc, aud frvrve the dsordered sys
ten. Price s. so box.
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Elerir Vegetable BalsamiQue.
N. II. DOWNS

TEGET.1 BILE BALSA.NIC ELMER
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Catarh
Group, Asthma. Whooping Cough. and all
other diseases of the head, chest and lungs.
Pamphlets containing history of the med.
icnc-a sketch of the diseases for which is
is mmcndcd-certifcatc from unoues.
tionable urces-umplc directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each bo,tle-may be had Of any Of the Agcn,
cies, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist, ST. Al.
bans, VI. wholesale Agcn, and joint propric,
tor The following arc especially appointed
retail Agents.
BuHiagto & Potwin, James,
Smith & Co. and r. Moody.
Hinesbureh-A. s. e.. d. G. Weller.
.h'lton Wellington, Whitney u Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
CharioH Samuel n. Barnes, and mos,
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun.
try
ST. Adams, July u, 1886. #
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DR.. Retfc'S AsthMatic Pills

This exceedingly powerful, ard We,
equally safe and innocent preparation, has
effected thorough aud rapid cures upon
! cn's supposed to have been far ad-
vanced in confirmed Consumption. and
who have exhibited the appearances which
usually indicate fatal termination of the
disorder.
DR.. RELIES PILLS have also oh,
tanned the highest character as Pictorial
Medicine, affording the most unexpected
relief to those lobourng under the com
mon Cough, occas,oIed by acrid hnmors
irritating the throat. or by Deductions on
the lungs SYMPTOMS =. nch deprive the sui.
!erer of sleep. and gradually introduce he
long train OF Pulmonary affections. The
Pills appease The cough, promote easy ex.
pectorAlion, very essentially relieve, and
often entirely cure the mos, obstinate and
distressing cases. Common Coids are usu
oily removed by The Pills in a few hours.
In the harrasslng and sutiocnting com
plant Of the ASTHMA, the Pills give i'm
mediate relief They mitigate the com
plant, and generally effect radical cure.
IN those As,hmalic attacks characterized
by difficulty Of breathing, Ughlness and
etIlC'uic uCThSS Tue U'tur' CUU ~ the
lungs, oppressive flatulences, wheez,ng.
coughing, E0arsencss, cosllvcnoss, aId
many other 0s,hmatic symptoms.
As the Pills require in Ordinary cases no
confinement, they may be administered
with confidence and safety 10 all ages aud
classes Of people. UncXamp'cd success
has hitherto attended their administration
IN great variety of cases; and the Pro
prlelnr can refer 10 multitude, which
testify to their efficacy 10 revlvlng the
cmaclated victim from the bed of disease,
and restoring him 10 the blessings of ac,
customed health and activity,
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting from The administration Of Dr..
Relics .4sth'aatic and Consumptipe Pills,
erh'bi'od IN The Joiioping cases.
MA Physician, Nj. ID. and Druggist,
recently writes: The Ashmalic Pills
Relte's) are invariably wei! spoken of by
nose who use them
u Mrs, Of this city, was ,nree wears
seriously afflicted with consumplve symp
toms, a. pam IN the side almost perpetual
cough, spll'lng of blood, general debility,
&c'--ln his distressing state. unable 10
y, up, ana not expecting to- hive many DAYS
he was advised to take DR. Relies Ash
matte Pills, and also DR., Jebb's Lnimen,
20 appI ed to her side, which she did, and
The estoniShmen, of every one, in short
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Charles James K0threns
Late Of Quebec and ST, Johns,1
NTyGEC raCAG ggER

EGS Lave most respectfully to &C.
E. quaint The Indies, aud Gent emcn of
Burlington and It's vicinity, that. having
recent y arrived in their village (where he
intends to rc,ld'.) he VIII give lessons on
the Piano Forte, Violin, Clarinet. Flute
&c &c. 10 such Ladies and Gentlemen
as may please TO honor him with their com.
mand'.
e. J. X. also desires t. state that having
the requirement Of Thorough Bass, he is
cuahlcd to arrange Music, and give inslruc-
Iions, agrc.ab'y to all the purposes of bar-
mony, and further wishes TO add that, he
tunes piano fortrs, carefully and correctly
Name Street, nearly opposite Geo. b.
SbnW's residence.
Burlington, Sept. 81, 1887
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CONSUMPTION!
asthma ! 0u1 C0i0rrh !

HI hat long train OF diseases which seem
4 10 grow with the growth Of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes the lead
in lis relentless nroads upon human life ;-.-
yet This dreadful disorder II easily overcome
In lis earlier Stages. II is only when neg
lccted hat II arrives at he terrific md'url.
~ which So often battles the segaclty Of
professional science. An obstinate cough
Is the customary iorernnner of the PULMo.
NARY CONSUMPTION. Improper negiec, IN
The timely administration of simple and
s0lutaIy remedies, is sure to be IcprOvcd
by a dreadful succession of consumpiire
eym'omo, oppression NJ the h,ro7'' cre-.n.
ism and bloody Spite; ulcora'cd lungs and
hectic fever; shr,vel'ed cXlremillcs, and
general cmacla'i0n of the whole body :
prosralion of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen fee, ana legs, aud at last, IN full
possession of the meulai faculties, and
while hope still whispers her fattorlng tale
--cold rXlremltles, aud prema IRE deaf b.
For the various stages OF tins complaint,
one Of the most approved remedies ever
vet discovered is
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AT HOW AIR DIS
IfymW GOOD s.

A now full and complete assortment ofev.
IN cry description of Fashionable Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods is just reed from New
York ana elsewhere which with what had
before makes one of the best assortmcnts |
a We been able TO offer to customers for 10
years past, to undertake TO enumcrate articles
would only be taking unnecessary time, to
write, print and read, for it has long been said
that ifyon want an article Of goods Just cali
a, Towards and you will generally be sure TO
find ii there and at about fair price.
Sept. %. 1887
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Price so Cents.

A fresh supply Just received by
La'hrop g. PoIwn, Bur'ing'on- Beck.
wik {. Dyer, Srlesburv A, T. Ros coc.
Now llsven--M W. Ii,nsIey. Monklon--
NJ. NuII. lilnesburgh-FIclch"r g. Wood.
man Wiiiston G, i, Matlln. CharlotIr--
E. Lyman. Ferrsbutgh Bvhy, Yer.
gcnne-- Fletcher g. Miner. Brldp1rt-,
lien Wright. Sboreham.
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DU.NFRTES'
ITCH OINTMENT!

HNHE extensive sale and established repu-
L. tation Of DUMFRlES ITCH ONT.
MENT, encourages the Proprietor TO recon-,
mend it with renewed confidence to the pub
lie, as most innocent as well as powerful
application for this annoying disease. The
most invctcratc cases have been CURED IN
ONE HOUR by this esteemed Ointment. 1t
contains no Mercury, or other noxious ingre.
dent, and may be confidently applied even TO
the youngest children. or TO pregnant females.
Price 37a cents.
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NOTICE

TO RTTEUETA.TEC TTWAyyDs
DERSONS suffering under heunaiic A.
a. Etci,on are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RtiEUMA"
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be,
and in all lis Different slnneS.
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DTNEPI
Lr|1IYI WATEE a.

This well established Fash for the Ele, is
perfectly innocent, aud gives immediate relief.
even IN very aggravated cases ofsoreness and
inflammation. Price 25 cents.
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Chased and plain top finger
Rings. Jet aud Pearl mud Garnet Rings,
beautiful i'm satIon Diamond Pins, IN Clus
tiers, and Pies and Rings of most all kinds
wanted, !tt,N we'd at the Variety Shop.
yANGBoRN e. BRINsMAIp.
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SORE
.A2TD IWEG AgTED EYES
SOlIIt

rENHt. studious, the weakly. and others,
Il who are troubled with sorsness or in.
famma,ion Of that delicate organ, will be
able to obtain most pleasant and inyaluabls
npplication in
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WANTED.
SILVER, COMBS.

FLEGANT, CHASED, EMBOSSED,
81 Star, Powered and plain Silver Top,
Back and side Combs, also shell side Combs
with beautiful worked silver Top Combs, for
sale at low prices al the Variety Shop.
Sept. 90. PANoBoRN & BRINsMAID.
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Stoves. Groceries &c.

A T the new Store, between Messrs J. w.
"A Viewers and Lalhrop & Potwins,
Nos. |, 9 3 and Prophecy,
Rotary ard improved Rotary, various sizes,
Oval Boiler, Top Oven,
Box, Canada Box, various sizes and beau
tiful patterns.
Dumb Stoves, sc.
A select assortment ofStove Pipe,
Tin, Zinc, Stove and Hollow Ware.
Axes, superior article,
Nails, Glass. Flour and a general asso,.-
ment OF Groceries,
Shoes, Boots and various other articles for
sale at a small advance on wholesale pricos.
.-a SEWALL KENNY.
Winoosk, Sept. 1887. 3,ursl
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Fall and Winter Goods.

EEiCKOK & CATLIN nfe now re.
II eevlug t1e'r Stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries purchased low, ana viii uc
sold low for Cash.
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1000 Barrels Novasco'ia and Western
AOOO Plaster.
1000 Bushels Coarse Salt
900 Bbls. fine do for sale by
IIICKoK q CATLlN.
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IYPUBLIC ATTENTION,

S most respectfully solicited. by the snb,
n scrlber, 10 an Invaluable Preparation, tn,
merits Of which have been tested by TIME.
and are SUSTAINED BY uNDoUBTEO TESTIMONY.
DR.. RelfTS BOf0nicuI Drup'S.i
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A Physician Of eminonce who had witnOs
sed the efficacy of this article, had the
candour recently to acknowledge TO to
Proprietor. that he considered It the hest
medicine known, for the complaints fer which
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

Mn BrNNErr-Did you ever sleigh ride in the Jer-
seys with cargo of the sweetest and the best? 1t is
the of lcity almost asfacy and pquant
d your paper. Until one has tried ii, he must not
complain that there i happiness in this sublunary
sphere.
Well then are you ready? the sleigh is at the door
the spirited horses proudly champng Their bits
You invest yourself with your furs and are on TO the
habitaton of your charmer The dear creatures, un.
conscious of the ''perils by loving maid incurred
throw themselves into your arms, and you groan ur,
der the sweet burden. You are off! the hedges and
trees, clothed in their vestmens of white, fly past
you-the moon in the clear cold sky dances above
ysu You turn to your beloved and as you gaze upon
tnose black orbs OF loneliness, in whose depths all
that's delightful seems enshrined, and imprint upon
those Pouting lips the first kiss OF passon-you ex-
calm-this 10 bliss deep, extac, unalloysd bliss
on reach the place of dcstinatiouthe cheerful hlc
Kory nre and the generous juice Of the grape Danish
cod and prepare You to parake Of the good cheer of
the merry landlord. And then the dance-not the
new tangled steps that are taught in our modern
schools but the ancient respectable and hearty hoe
dorn. You pursue this delecable and refined amuse-
ment until the beauteous limbs of your partners can
no longer support them.
Now for home! The ready 81 do 'um sir"-of the
Ethiopian Jehu, in reply to your whispered explana-
tons, ensures an upset on your return. Again you
fly" crackp goes the whip and you find yourselfin
most delightful sltuaton-i. e. IN snow bank, en-
crcled in the arms Of your bien aimee The dear
treasures are gently replaced and you again in mo-
tion The rising dawn finds you at home.
Glow do you feel, my dear?' said to my partner
on the evening after our return.
Oh" she replied Je suis bien assomfe."
Come and take ride, Mr.. Bennett, with some girls
who are in love with you frem reading your p iper.
Elizabethtown, New Jersey. e.
REMARKs-I wish could. Nothing would delight
me more than go and take ride with the fresh and
rosy Jersey girls
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02
A Visit to n Boarding school.

Ma. EDIToR called yesterday, to see young
friend of mne at one of our most fashionable board
ing schools for the purpose Of investigating the causes
of complaint about the manner of living at these es-
adjustments. After conversng, for some time, on
general topics, inquired whether their meals gave
satisfaction.
"No,' replied she, "there is not young lady in
the school who is satisfied. If we complain to Mrs.
-, she tells us that we ought to be thankful for
what we have, and not wish for better"
have given her 0trn words Mr.. Editor, IN order
that you may form your o1n opinion. asked her to
give me statement of the dishes usually served up
for dinner. She informed me that they had large
piece of corned beef boiled on Monday, which, after
undergoing various metamorphoses lasted for dinner
the rest of the week.
At this period of conversation, the mistress en-
tered, and my young friend retired. briefly inform
ed the lady of the general dissa sfacton her bill OF
fare" created and assured her that it was not won
derful for variety the spice of life and any person
would, in of time get tired OF one dish more
over, that she had scripture authority for making
change" man cannot live by bread alone"
But enough. She was at first rather inclined TO ar
que the point; but finally agreed with me that yare-
ty better than samcness; and she assured me that
hcnceforward she would put in practice her belief
then took leave, happy in having done something for
the great work of reformation in boarding schools.
VtNprx
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=. n. Swrru, Secretary.

M David d. Talmadge and Judge Savage are
talked Of az candidates for the vacancy made N the
Superior Court by Judge Hofimans death.
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THE LAST WILL AND TEsTAMENT.-Mrs. ID. was
the wife Of rich gentleman Of this city, who was not
over and above liberal in bestowing this worlds
goods on his fellow creatures. He enormously en-
deavored to nculcate his parslmonous principles up
on his wife; but Mrs. d. not the person to yield
10 every {" wind of doctrine" She naturally a
liberal woman, and determined TO continue so, in
spite of every argument her husband could use. Her
only trouble was that she could not always obtain
from her lord much as she was disposed TO give
but her imagination suggested a way by which the
difficulty could be overcome.
Having been applied TO enc morning to contribute
toward some charitable institution, and not happen.
ing have any cash on hand, and having been denied
any by her husband she promised the applicant, that
at future period she would give the society lar
ger donation than il was at present In her power to
do She then retired TO her chamber, took from her
writing desk sheet of paper, and wrote her own or
her husbands will, (for it must be remembered she
had nothing other own) sealed il up and LAID II by
few weeks afterwards the lady was taken sick,
and as her last hour approaching, she directed
her sister take from her drawer the will and after
her decease hand il TO her husband, which she
cordngly did. Now Mr.. ID. loved his wife, though
he thought proper 10 refuse her some of her wishes
and when after her death the will handed 10 him,
he declared that If the amount had been double he
would cheerfully have paid it all. But as II was the
amount large enough; for Mrs d., in her charlt-
able mood had given five thousand dollars to one IN
sti,ution thousand to another and five hundred
TO several.
Ladies, take example from Mrs ID. Ifyou cannot
get money from your husbands, make wills, and LET
them pay il when their hearts broken by your de-
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-02-02

THE GRsArxsr CnmE.-Peverty ana rags
t,r Texas has population Of $4,000.