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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27
mraicirae,, s.ar..is, Oils, &c.
~ E.N ~ Nd r. - n TOW.

FrST received, supply OF Clemens Al. M1!ss
~ LOTION, aeertain cure Tor Pinples, Free
letters Sanburns, &c &c. For sale by
JAMES T. ROYAL.
A1lrI
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Nul's E0aacss.

- " u rO. ii. e.rc ras;, aai viii DC sol
very 'oS, by
\. ROBINSON s. ELLIOTT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-27

AIDES WHO wish COIssE.E's oft LA
a. TEST FRENCH STYLE. and "atantra
10 improve tbs shape. can be accommodated. ny cal
ling on RoBlNSoA hLA.o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13
\ CONTRAST.

All nations from the remotest ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time ofthe great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icnes. 1t is but two short years since first
ventured upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
ot-nEALTH. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when commenced my search but their
use was not. By the use of them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid, TO the hale, hear
ty and active man otbusness, but. comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth. can thus,
with confidence of my own experience, advise
with my tellow-citiZens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable life Medicines are suit
able to his own case? l have on file at my Office,
SAG broadway, hundreds of letters, from some of
the most respectable citizens of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony of the vir-
tues of A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by tho "allintalliblc" mineral prepara-
tons of the day, will bear me Witness that the
Life Medicines d such only, are the true course
to permanent good health.
JOHN NOFFAT.
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DDR EBD'S
Rheumatic Li1i1rlent!

will afford immediate relief,o the patient. ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as TO cure tho most distress
sing Rheumatism in imfniy.tor hours, even
when of wears standing.
This highly valuable Imminent is recon-
mcnded with confidence founded on the cx-
pcrlence Oflnany years, not only as cure Tor
that excruciating disease, but as an excellent
appIica ton for TlFFNEss OF THE JOINS, NUMB
NESS, STRAINS. CnILBLAINs, &c.
Among a mass OF Testimony in favour OF the
success oithe Imminent, as thorough rene.
dy for RlEUMATlsM, the proprietor selects the
following Us presenting genuine instances oil
It's efficacy
Nem and surprising cases.
o." \ gentleman. Mr.. r. Of Charestownv
who can be referred to had been confined TO
his bed most Of the time for week, suffering
most cxcrucaiing pam from Rheumatism; al.
Ter having had recourse TO the round Of anti
dotes usually rcsoried to in This complaint 'bui
without benefit aud while in this state cf
suffering, and no prospect of relief, Mr.. Caleb
Symmes, who was his neighbour, and who,
owing TO The extraordinary benefit he had
Inexperienced from its use, recommend.
ed The article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft, which he did, with
the usual success attending It's administrator.
viz; immediate mitigation Of pain reitef and
cure
a. Mr., r, Of this city, was attacked with a
very vioeIt Rheumatism ia his back, which
an application of this Linmcnt on going 10
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer 1@ed any thing which gave
him so much aud 50 grca, relief
uj@An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton, was sorcly afflicted for years with rhcu-
matte complaints, especially in his joints aud
limbs, whIc,, were frequently much swolcn,--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
zeal advice, or the use Of various remedies, aud
had dlsparcd OF help: when a friend who had
Witnessed The wonderful effects of this Linz
mcni, advised him to make use of II, which he
did. with the most happy effect; IL reduced The
smeHinS in one mghi.
THIS article is considered so superior 10 erery
hing Else, and 10 possess such uncommon ririueS,
Ma Il as ordered from distant pats Of HE eoun.
Hy.
ITAn agent recently writes "Piease send
me Il further supply OF Jebb's Liniment the first
opportunity shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as it is recommended by some Of
ourphysicidw rery highly
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g. B ID nc N So
TAILOR,

: WHILE he returns thanks for past
' favors and begs n con,lnuancc OF
same, would inform the public tina,
continues to manufacture all kinds OF
thing to order, and will do repairing
short notice. Gcntlcmen's clothes
nncd from pitch, paint, grease, &C.
wing them neatly pressed, with a sol,
i beautiful finish. If any Of the spo's
appear they will be removed free OF
argc. BE has on hand n good assert
INT If coats, pnnalooas, wa's'ccats. top
. ats. cloaks. wrappers. and Boys Clothes.
Ni~o-a small assortment of second hand
HAS, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Shirts,
locks, aud great variety OF other uselu
lioies: cheap tor cash, or exchanged tor
.Hv kind of clothing, cloths, or produce.
y. L. As he can be So easily paid, he
mes those whose accounts are due vii
vail themselves of the first opportunity tt
', >charge them.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1887. 3u
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The Painful and DebIli,ating Complaint of
TEIl PILES
receives immediate relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curcc. by the
administration of

receives immediate relief, and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curcc by the
administration of
DUMFRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
N1lS approved compound also mi,igates
4 and removes the symptoms which fre>
qucntly accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger of the patient, viz. pains in Loins
--IIeadachc-loss of appe,ite- Indigestion,
and other marks Of debility.
relieved Patient writes from distance,
"lt is but justice TO you TO inform you, that
have used your Dumftles remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found it en-.
incntly successful"
An Officer in the Army Observes
III have been troubled for years with the
Piles, and have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours. 1t gave me al
mos. immediate relief"
a Physician and Druggist writes.
~ have sold all the medicine you sent me,
which is SO highly recommended Tor the Piles.
! wish YOU to send me one dozen more by The
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered to all ages and both sexcs.--
Plain aud ample Directions, with a description
OF the complaint, accompany each package
which consists Of two Jores, one containing an
Ointment, and the other an Eectuary.
81 for both articles, or SO cents where but one
is wanted.
Prlcc 81 bottle, or G bottles for S..
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assailed by the proprietors Of other medicines
as a mercenatv quacls, because he is said TO
recommend his medicine in large quantities,
and that no good medicine is SO rcqulrcd.--
Tho fact is. that any medicine having Mercu-
~, Arsenic, Anthony, or Ilcmlock in il could
not be taken in large doses. because if i, were.
such medicines would destroy life at ONCE
He does not say The medicines TO which he al.
ludes have those ingredients IN them, but it is
evident, Ciom their directions, that great care
is required in the taking of them. Now,
RMndrelh's Vegetable Universal Pills can be
,ai3Si at all times, in large or small doses, &C.
cordng to urgency of symptoms.
Such is the reputation. and so great the de-
mand Tor the Genuine Bradretb's Vegetable
Universal Pills., that a counterfeit article is
made, adre,hssa and sold as genuine and
some individuals who sell the coun lcrleit pills.
have advertised themselves as my agents-that
have found it necessary, to preserve the rep.
ulalon olmv pills, and save the public from
imposition, to furnish every agent with Ger.
tiicatc. which is as follows:
"Brnndreth's Vegetabie Universal Pills.
SECURITY AGAINST CoUNTERFElTs.
The wEhln named. Fare a. Purmcre Of
Middlctown, Conn, are my appointed Gc-n
eral Agents for the State of Vermont, Con.
necticut Except Fairfield Coz Hampden,
Hampshire q Franklin Counties, Mass. !;
Cheshire g. Sullivan Counties, N. H.
In The United States Of America.
And this letter, which is signed by me, b.
BRANDRETH, in my own hand wfliing,
must also be signed by the within named
General Agent. whose name will also op-
pear in the principal papers in the Unite d
States. This caution has become absolute.
Iy necessary, to guard the public against
The numerous counleriets which are cut OF
the above popular medicine.
B. BRANDRETH,M D
New York, Feb. %. 1887.
For sale by s. f. HOWARD, Burling-
ton-FulIcr Il Huntington, Richmond
Fletcher a. Woodman, W,lis,on-J. r.
Answorh, Milton-Potter. Gull, & Co..
Farfnx-L. Tyler, Essex-L. James. Gcor
gla-James Russell, ST. Abans--F. V
: Goodrich. Swanron-S. X. Plat. Highgoro
WIN Green s. Co., Sheldon CHATTER &
Lewis Berkshire, -Thomas Fuller g. Sun
Enosburnh rmington d Dean, Bakers
icd-Tower & Oakcs, UndcrhIll-G. b
OakcS. Jcrico.
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* EseN g. ECV Ms,
DR.2PERS & T.AILORS.

I'D ESPECTFULLY invite their friends
IA and customers to call and cxa nine a
wcl-selccted and choice assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GooDS. IN The line Of
their business consisting Of GRoApCLoTHs,
Of almost every color aod qualify; fine
variety of CASHIERS and NEsTINGs, of an
entire new pattern, and OF superior quail
iiy: together with Il genera assortment OF
Trimmings, Stocks, Collars and Blossoms,
Suspenders, and every other article usually
called for IN their line of business. The
above articles were bought cheap for cash.
and will be sold accordingly. All orders
in our line thankfully received and pune.
tuaiIy attended 10.
Burlington. Sept. %, 1887.
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Cor. of4th Avenue, and 37lh street., Yorkvile.
LETTER FRJMJiS. DELAMA7'ER.

Neu YORK, May. lG 1886.
Mr.. J0hn MQ6Gt-Dear Sir (: For many years
my wife has suffered muck from Serere d6ec-
ton OF the Lirer, and about three months since
she was confined 10 her bed, and APPARENTLY near
her last. Seeing your advertisement 1.-THE Lite
Pills was induced TO get a box for her, in
hopes some alienation 10 her suNcriugs might be
obtained for her. and though many persons may
not credit it, yet nevertheless Ills true, that not
outstanding her greqt dcJiiity her constant
chiHS and terers, produced by her disease and
general ded'tHy--aiter taking TWO doses OF two
Plls each, she was able TO sit up, and 60 from
room to room, and before the expiration OF ono
week. she was enabled, by the blessing o, God,
and the instrumentaIIty OF your Lite Pills, to at
tend to her family ayocations, and has continued
TO do SO ever since. Your Pills | deem an ln-
valuable medicine, or rather, as call them, lie"
storaiive. Besides the good my wife has de-
rived from them, can also bear testimony oftho
good effects they have had en- the health of my
children. | have six, the youngest tour years
old and all OF them have taken them, and been
benefited thereby with one IN particular, their
effects were astonishing in causing quantities OF
small mOrmS to come from him also to relieve
him from jdundice to which he has from an in
fan; been subject, Your Biuers however
thought were best in the last case tor the reason
OF lis being liquid and searched the system MS
l supposed Det0r. however 90 not pEcleHu 10
be the Judge. So much do think of and value
your Pills and Phoenix Bitters that have recon-
mended both 10 many and will continue 10 do SO
when an opportunity offers. could say more in
favor of both and all could say would not re
half OF what might and ought TO be SAID in their
favor and commentator,
Wishing you health and happiness as you en-
deavor to promote the health and consequently
the earthly happiness of others am dear sg
your obedient servant.
JAS. II. DELAMATER, III Blocker ST.
p, :. | had forgotten TO advert to the rush Of
blood TO the heal with which informed you on
my first interview with you that my wife also
much complained of Your medicine has had
the wonderful effect Of entirely relieving her of
that distressing atilction and with respect 10
myself it has almost entirely eradlcaied that I'M
comfortable companion to which flesh is heir, tho
rheumatism. J. Ii. ID.
The above Medicine is for sale by
ROBERT MOODY. ly3i
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TO WOOL GROWERS g.
DEALERS.

vAVIIE Subscriber has opened a DEPOT
Il FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN wool,
in the City Of New-York. The Frs, Sale
will be announced as early as prac, Icable,
and afterwards continued at regular periods
as may be deemed eXpedient.
The extent to which the growth and man
ufa cturc of his article has arrived in this
country, forming as it does. one Of the
staples Of production, as well as Of exien-
sive importation, renders the establishment
of regular market, where the Farmer
can ava! himself Of the full prices paid by
manufacturers, and where Manufacturers
may. at stated periods find a full supply,
and suit their purchases exactly according
to their wants, is not oI'y desirable. but alb :.
solutely necessary for the profit and con.
venence of both classes. TO the Farmers
especially it is all important, that they
should enjoy a regular market and the ad
vantage Of full competition, instead Of
being compelled to submit to the prices
offered by spectators, whose intimate
know edge Of the wants Of Manufacturers,
and whose nicer judgment in the articles,
has given them great advantage, and often
compelled great sacrifice on the part OF
the Farmer.
The CITY OF New>York being BY far the
greatest market where Manufacturers find
a sale for their fabrics, it is placed beyond
a doubt. that, if The growers and dealers in
Wool, avail themselves extensively of this
opportunity Of Offering their Wool for sale,
it will bring together, as purchasers, all
the principal Manufacturers Of the North
ern States: and give, not only to the buyer
and seller every advantage that can be
offered, but regularity and stability to the
market which has not before existed in this
country, and which IN other wool growing
countries has been productive of the great
est benefit TO all classes.
Satisfactory reference given on appll-
cation, and TO those who desire it, an
advance in cash for a limit ed Period WI
he made. Persons wishing to limit their
wool in price, will have the advantage OF
private sale in the best market. # the
prices at public sale should not reach then
! expectation.
| Persons wishing TO enter their Wool fnl
| Sale, are desired to correspond early Will
| the subscriber.
JOHN A. PARKER.
! New York, July 10, 1887.
Corner of Wall g. South ST. 3n
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Making 3 per cent. assessment for
nc year; which is to je cast on the origin
! amo0nt of the premium note. without
ference to any endorsement, and the
me to be paid TO the Treasurer at his Of
e IN Montpelier. on or before the l8t
" of October, 1887. An opportunity will
presented to forward assessments by The
emberS Of the Legislature. and those who
'gIcc' TO forward the amount when due,
= referred to the 3lII See. of The Act
'ached to each policy for the consequent
:.
BY order Of the Directors.
HOMER w UEATON, Treas.
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CONSU
asthma ! 0nd C0t0rrh !

In that long train of diseases which seem
Il to grow with the growth of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes The lead
IN It's RELENTLESS. nroads upon human llic -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
IN its earlier stages. 1t is only when neg
lected That It arrives al The terrific malurl
~ which so often battles the sagaclry of
professional science. Al obstinate cough
Is the customary forerunner of the puLMo.
NARY CONSUMPTION. Improper neglect IN
the timely administration of simple and
salu,ary remedies, j. sure TO be ieproved
by a dreadful succession of consua,piire
SYMPTOMS: oppression Of the breast green.
ISL and bloody Spite; liberated lungs and
hectic fever; shrvelled cXlremiles, and
general cmacia'lon of the whole body ;
pros'tat'on Of strength: flushed cheeks
swollen feet nnl legs; and at last. IN full
possession of the mental faculties, aud
while hope still whispers her naltcrlng tale
--c"ld cX,rem,lcs, and n premature death.
For the various stages of tins complaint,
one Of the most approved remedies ever
vet discovered is '''+i
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DR.. Relics ASihmaiic PMS

This exceedingly powerful, and yet
equally safe and innocent preparation, has
effected thorough and rapid cures upon
patients supposed to have been far I'D,
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FIRE! FIRE.!

= TNIIE members of the Vermont Mutual
4. Fire Insurance Company are hereby
gifted that the following assessments
ave been made by the Directors, on all
ties in force, on the following days, to
Wit:
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Ntna Insurance Company.

1LtlItl IIIouI dIICC Company
NILE subscriber continues to insure all
d kinds of real aud personal property
: agent for said Company, to whom APP.
cation may at all times be made at his
lice in Burlington. TIE est abIished
pu'a'lon Of this Company foe stability,
'rness and lbcralliy IN their dealings.
eds no further commentator.
WIN. A. GRIswoLD.
Burlington, April G, 1886.
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DIR, HORACE HATCH.

OFFERS his services to the inhabitants
~ of Burlington and vicinity, IN the
practice Of Medicine and Surgery.
Office in Church Street, opposite the
Bank of Burlington.
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dJ'Another agent writes III wish you 10
forward me some more Of Jebb's Linimcnt,
whice has recommended itself very highly"
Price SO cents bottle.
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1T
TAILORING BUSINESS

ut his old stand next door north Of ST.
Pauls Church, Burlington. II, has erect
new shop and made arrangements to
extend his business so a. to accommodate"
his customers on short notice with the
latest city fashions, and work done in a
style Of elegance and durability not sur
passed in this latitude, Patterns and
Trimmings furnished those who desire at
The lowest possible cash prices. Cutting
and Repairing done as usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Burlington, Sept. 90, 1887.
N. b. J. II. is very DESTROYS to settle
his old accounts. a0d Is much in want OF
some balances due him, aud earnestly re.
quests those indebted to cal aud settle
without further notice.
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NOTICE
70 RHEUMATIC 1NVAIIDs

DERSONS suffering under I heumaiic n:
Il GectiOn are respectfully assured, ,ha, they
can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RtlEUMA"
TiSM, however obstinate the disorder may be,
and in all its different siaGcs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-13

ME subscriber has Just finished the long
/ called for impro vement in his Rotary
owe (Viz.) the lcngthenng and charging
the ire arch. II now receives wood % feet
length instead of 81 inches, as formerly.
manufacturing large quantity OF the
owe stoves, also Box and Parlou. Stoves of
'''ous sizes, which shall keep constantly
: sale.
! very liberal discount will be made 10
use that buy to sell again.
lust received. large lot Of Window Sa sh.
Burlington, Sept, 1887. WIN. BLAKE.
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Pencils, Letter Paper, India

, ubber QnlIls, Crayons, Red Waters, CORD
lofofs, TransI aren't Waters, Ink and Ink
rowdors, Drawing Paper and Boards, Gold
lud Silver Paper India Ink, gold Bordering,
Paints, Brushes, Pen Knives. Visiting Cards,
+. e., for sale at the Variety Shop by
Sept. %. fANGRoRN q bRINsMAiD'
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WOOL.

vUSHE Winooskl Mills of Burlington will
h take WOOL TO work on shares, or
exchange for Satlncttes on Delivery Of the
wool
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ED1S. EssSANDRETH
Wants no coiiege M institution. no monopoly,
no Charter, he being quite satisfied to
rest on HE patronage If The public
tor The success Of his grand.
.CEher's
TEGET.9BLE U.NITERS.AL PILLS.
Established in Engtand, 1851.

"Scicrce should contribute to the comfort
health, and happiness Of mankind."'
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feet purity which these Life Pills give to the blood
and all the humors Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad
Compilations by their Alternative effect upon the
fluids that feed the skin the morbid state Of which
occasions all Ervptire complaints Sallow Cloudy
and other diSagreeable Compilations. The use of
these Pills for very short time will effect an
entire cure of Sait-rheum ErySipelas and
striking Improvement in the (ie1rness of the
skin. Common Colds and Influenza will always
be cured by one dose o. by two even in the worst
cases. Piles,-as a remedy for this most dis.
tressng and obstinate maady the Vegetable
Life Pills deserve distinct and emphatic re-
commentator. 1t is well known to hundredsn
this city thats tho Proprietor of these Invaluable
Pills was himself afflicted with this complaint
! for upwards of hrty-livc years and that he tried
in vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the Maleria Medica. He however
at length, tried the medicine which he now offers
to the public and he was cured in very short
time after his recovery had been pronounced not
only improbable but absolutely impossible by any
human means.
THE PHOENIX BITTERS. are so called be-
| cause they possess the power of restoring the
expiring embcrs of health TO a glowing vgor
throughout the constitution as the Phunx is
said to be restored to life from the ashes ofits
own dissolution. The PhDnx Btters are en-.
tirely vegetable, composedof roots found only
in certain parts OF the western country which will
intallibly cure FEVER AND AGUES of all
kinds; never fail in the sickness incident TO young
females and will be found certain remedy in
all cases OF nervous debility and weakness of tho
most impaired constitutions.
As remedcdy for Chronic e. Imnamtcry Rheu-
matism, the efficacy of the PhGnix Bitters will
be demonstrated by the use OF single bottle.
The usual dose OF these bIttcrs is half VINE
glass full, in water or wine and this quantity
may be taken two or three times day, about
halt an hour before meals, or less quantity
may be taken at all times. 10 those who are
afflicted with indigestion alter meals, these Bit
ters Will prove invaluable, as they very greatly
increase the action OF the principal viscera, help
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j. TRYON.

ID ESPECTFULLY notifies his cus,o.
"a mers aud the public that he continues