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PRESCRIPTION

Bite The file, ye ripe.-It has been Io,o,-
discovered that we have the bump Of SELF
esteem very prominently developed, and
/ Phreoologsts will therefore excuse rs vh.,
we tell the world that we feel os L,o.
anybody, and considerable bigger rhnpo ono
limos, whose surname is Kendall. pm
General Of the U. S, who has bod yn,l
getllhg-up-stairs lately that he womb
fain become CENSOR GENERAL If
the Press. He has put his finger on soma
halt dozen PoSt-Masters whose names wo
had published as agents for the Noyn
'4mertcan, and they have tainted away
bless their souls (! Their INDEpENprSc,
has wlthered as if touched by the finger
of Death
,,, ;, -, July 8, 1889.
"Mr. THoMAs,-I have incurred the
dlSpeasure Of the Post Master General bv
acting as your Agent. He threatens 10
take The Post Office out of my hands if
continue my agency for The North Ameri-
can. lhIs a sort of prescription which
comes very nigh to that praclsed in your
own country, under The cruel Colb,rne
ana blood-Sialned Arthur, In this countrv
we are taught to believe that liberty If
thIhklhg, speaking, writing, and publishing
rs the naIlenable and sacred riobt Of .
freeman. The fact is, Mr.. Thomas. the
peSllrnlIa breath Of Monarchy thar il
waited here on every northern bree2e i
corruptIng our institutions TO the verv core
ShaIl continue to do all in my power
TO promote the cause Of freedom notwi,h.
standing the censures and threats Of be
great ones. Herewith send Won six
SonNcr!herS and 9doIlars 10 pay one wears
for each. Send all the back
NUMBERS II possible, as they wish to keen
regular files. Your paper is much liked
mere, and think shall obtain manv more
subscribers"
Your obedient servant.
nd well wisher,
--,P. NJ
Mr. THOMAS, Sr,-You have INV
'ame among your Agents. | am by no
nediS nn''lendIv TO your cause, but no
NE VI h"'o'ng an office under the General
:, government will be allowed 10 act as an
Agen' Tor your paper A Post Master has
Hg"t 10 send money, and frank letters 10
,uY publisher, on subjects connected with
ne circulation Of his paper and that isa
privilege shall continue to exercise Rat
on VIII be so kind asto drop my name and
"bsttnte that Of Capt. -, he will
make good Agent.n
Yours, &c.
Another Post Master, a man who b.,
roved himself real friend n tho po,,;o.,
III particular friend of ours, writes
nave received letter from Amos
>endalI iorb,dding me TO ac, as Agent for
ne worm american any longer. as he
ayS II IS against the laws of this Govern.
ieht' You will therefore please take INV
anne from your list of Agents. NV GOOD
''shes are still with you" e'''
Was there anything said about The
'orm american in the neutrality law,
We know OF no other law that authorizes
olfect violation of the rights of citizens
strangers.
" hat authority can call in question the
MOVING appointments -
U1-amos kendall to be Agent and carri.
'or 'hiS paper, in and about the civ Of
'ashington. VIC '''y VI
; w. martin Van Buren, chief agent for
Steuben, ". Y. Cd J,I,, ,ooo
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PATRIOTISM NEw-HAmpsutpr

Alta late July celebration Col. Jos.pb
Gleason Of Maidstone gave the following
toast:
O"r Republican meighbors IN.
Co"dda.-Though the hand of
cruelty has suppressed their
efforts for the present, yet the
spirit of freedom is aroused
among them and cannot be de-
stroyed till they will one dav
achieve that independence from
Great Britain, which we now
meet to celebrate.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17

The Countess de Lipona. sister or n,
Emperor Napoleon, and ex-Qupen of Ma
pies, died on the 18th May, a, Florence
aged So years. Two Of her sons are !,
The U. ). practlcing as Barristers.
Cardinal Fesch, the maternal uncle q
Napoleon. died al Rome on the 18th Nav
in the 76th year of his age.
The same day at Paris, the Duke de
BassaEo died.
Accounts had been received
in London of the actual COM
mencement of hostiIities be-
tween Turkey and Egypt. The
Turkish army, twenty thousand
strong, crossed the Euphrates
at Byr, and a battle is said TO
have taken place on the from
tiers of Syria.
The ratifcations of the trea-
ty between Holland and Beloi-
um have been exchanged; and
that long-pending quarrel has
been finally adjusted.
Famine is about to increase
the suffering already endured
by the unfortunate inhabitants
of Ireland.
The Buffalo store-ship sailed
from Portsmouth on the 4tb
with detachments of the Cold
stream Guards and other re-
ylments, for Canada; and on
he 9th the Athol sailed with 2
detachment of the o4th for the
same destination.
Large bodies of Cossacks. il
will be seen, have deserted
heir colours in the Russian
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p. EREEMARJ & CO.
Wholesale DEALERS IN
INDIA, FRENCH g. ENGLISH
SILK GOODS.
Ma. & TYjjijn,n 81. Man York

A RE receiving per late arrivals supe.
IA rlor assortment. among which are
Black and Coored, Figured and Plain lta
ian Ptu de Sole and Gros de Naples.
Bonnet Silk and Sa,lns Figured and Plain.
Plain, Figured aud Embroidered Satns,
Bombazines, Grapes.
Coorcd, Black and Blue Black, Silk Veil
vets.
Fancy Dress Shawls, Zephyr Hdkfs. and
Scarfs.
Merino. Chenille and Broche Shawls.
Superior assortment Cap, Bonnet, Plain
Tafe,a and Satin Ribbons.
Silk, Lace and KID Gloves.
English and Saxony Thread, Edgings and
Lace.
Lse Inscr'ings and Edgings. Blond. Wash
Blond, Wire ground, Figured and PLAIN,
Black and White. Black Brussels.
Black Lace Wells, with every variety OF
Lace in use.
Lcghorn. Florence and Tuscan. English
and american Stra,o, Satin and Fancy
Bonnets.
Artificial Flowers.
Country merchants are respectfully in
vi,ed to GALL and examine.
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CT arlOtte
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Summer term of this Seminary
l. will commence on Wednesday the
first day of May, under the superlnten.
dance of Mss II Booth, and continue
twenty three weeks. including vacation
of one week at the middle of the term.
CONDITIONS: The whole expense to
the pupil will be twenty. five dollars quar-
ter, with the exception Of washing, for
which will be charged 81 l.2 per dozen.
Pupils are requested TO be present on
the first day Of the term
T.. w. GOODMAN,
Clerk of the Board Of Trustees
Charlotte, March 80, 1889.
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PRINCE TALLEYRAND.

"In all tho transactions in which / have
been engaged with Prince Talleyrand, no man
could have conducted himself with moro firm.
ness and ability in regard to his own country,
or with more uprigh,ness and honor in all his
communications with the ministers Of other
countries. than Prince Taleyrand. No mans
public and private character has ever been SO
much beled as those Of tina, illustrious i,di.
vidual." LORD WELLINGTON
Lord Holland added, SHAT no mans private
character had been more shamefully traduced,
and no mans public character more mistaken
and misrepresented. than the private and
public character Of Prince Talleyrand."--
Ency. Amer. ayl' 2a!leyrand.
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For Academies, Seminaries or
Lecturers.

A GOOD, powerful Magic Lan,horn
IA with eleven slides, containing thirty
Diagrams illustrating in pleasing and in
slruc'ive manner, the interesting subject of
ASTRONOMY. The Diagrams, very
neatly executed are accompanied with a
compendium Of Astronomy by the aid of
which the Diagrams can be explained and
illustrated to an audience, by person
having little knowledge Of Astronomy.
The magn'fiers exhibit the Diagrams quite
large, requiring a canvass six feet square.
Also, for small Magic Lan,horrs, with
Comic Figures, delnea,ed on slides.
Variety shop. PANGBoRN & BRrNsMAIp,
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commissioners Notice.

EX7E the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court, for the
District of Grand Isle, commissioners to re.
ceive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands Of all persons against the es'ate OF
Wyman Chamberlain late Ct Grand Isle, in
said district, represented insolven and also
all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, aud six months from the 10th OF
February last being allowed by said court,
for that purpose we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the bust
ness Of our appointment, at the dwelling
house of the widow Of the deceased, in
Grand Isle on the first Mondays of June
and August next. from 0 o'clock A. Nj.
until a p. M. on each Of said days,
Dated Grand Isle March so, 1889.
SOLON TOBIAS, ! Commits
GUY REYNOLDS,} sioners.
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Seneca Tobias Estate.

WYE the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the
District of Grand Isle, commissioners, 10 re-
ceve examine and adjust all claims and do.
mands of all persons against the estate Of Sen.
eca Tobias, late of Grand Isle, in said district
deceased, represented nsoivent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thcreto;
and six months from tho Goth day of February
last, being allowed by said court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice. that
we will attend to the business of our appoints
ment, at the dwelling house Of Hiram Tobias
in Grand Isle, on the second Mondays OF July
and August next, from ninc o'clock A. M.
until four o'clock M. on each Of said days.
Dated at Grand Isle, this 9Th day Of March
A. ID. 1889.
SAMUEL ADAMS.
s sn,.,S iMyn1fcSoNBER' c0""i'''''.
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Gilbert BreWster's Estate.

WE the subscribers. having been ap.
w pointed by The Hon. the Probate
court for the District of Chiltenden, COM
mtssloners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainsl The estate of Gilbert Brewster, late
Of Pokepsee, State of New York deceased,
represented insovent, and also all claims
end demands exhibited in Offset thereto f.;
and six months from the dav of the date
hereof, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give no.
lice. that we will attend to the business of
our appointment, al The dwelling of widow
Lydia Brewster in ST George IN said DIS.
trct, on the 30lh day Of September next at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, ofsad day.
Dated, this LIST day of April, A. D. 1889.
ISAAC HIGBEE. } Commits
HORACE FERRIS, { sioners.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Y
DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, SIS.
The Hon. the Probate Court for The Dis
trict of Chiitenden, to all persons con
cerned in The Estate Of Ne,cton Russell,
late of Charlotte, in said district, de
cersed. GREETING,
XNTHEREAS. Elias NJ. Russell admin
w is,ra,or of said deceased proposes to
render on account Of his administration
and present his account against said estate
for examination and allowance nt session
of The Court of Probate, 20 be holden at
the Registers Office in Burlington on the
end Wednesday of May next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause if any you
have. why the account aforesaid should
not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington
this 10Th day of April A d, 1889.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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TIE CAPUCIIlN'S DEATH.
by PARK BENJAMIH.

v.oc. ,,t,,,o,,. .f,,ro Nor {,
'"e'' ~ '" 'o'e''o'
an affecting incident, beautifully told, OF The death
OF the death of a Young freshman, who had come
., y,,I, IN s,d, a, tho Ios,;, cocoe in Rome. and
~, e.. v,.:,.
hau taken tue orde's OF " Oap"rh" "'"'' ""''o
, l., r,ro ,,;s
"P I'VE "ope " 'e"o"''s "'' Wv" "''
decease. lie spoke OF his return to ms native 'ahu
with childish delight, This hone had not deserted
,,;.. ,., . 80 ,,,o e,,orsd lila mind -
"''' " see"eu "e'e' w ""'o
that death would lhwart even these iond an''c'pa'
lions, Il shall soon he well enough said he.
"Oh, shall soon be WE'LL sna'' NOT u'e
Beneath the g'ores OF ms ne"'ng SKY
These soft deep lines That Da'he .ne classic 'ahu
or lialy-ihese gales ,''at are SO p'anu'
So balmy, and so cool, upon my grave
Shall not, al vesper,s Ginning resi- ana "a'e'
Tell me not ! am dying-l0r 'ee'
New blood neclarean through my arteries s'ea''
And blessed Hygea lans me, with her wings
Laved in the source OF lilies perennial springs!
But a few fleeing days, and sha'! oe
Upon my home return, dear '''eha' WIN '"ee-
With thee nv leave each hoary Appennp,
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FAREWELL.

We do not know how much we love,
Until we come 10 leave;
An aged tee, a common flower.
Are things Ger which we grleve;
There is a pleasure in the pain,
Tina, brings us back The past again.
We linger while we turn away,
We cling while we depart;
And memories unmarked till then,
Come crowding Oh the heart.
Let what will lure our onward way,
FARRwELL's u bitter word 10 say.
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DIR, JEBB'S CELEBRATED LINZ.
MENT.
rYEYE WATER!

ENOR sore or infamfd Eyes, gives immedi.
IL ate ease and relief. On recent sore eyes,
the effect is mos, salutary. Where the com.
plant has been of years standing, and in some
exceeding bad cases. the most unexpected
and desirable relief has been found in the
use of this EYE WATER, after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons who have
used it, pronounce II the best preparation for
these complaints they have ever met with,
especially in cases of soreness or inflammation
of long standing. Price 25 cents bottle. ks
0J-None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the sole proprietor
T. KlDDER, immediate successor 10 The late
DR.. w. u. CoNwAy. For sale at his CouniSu!
Room, owe. No, 90, Court.street, near Con-
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap.
pointment, by J. Il J. II. PECK & Co.
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o. P. @. in the Morning Chronicle-says
Coleridge in his Table ~talk--"is a clever fcl-
low" john HENRY, now resident in Paris,
is said to be the man. He was "clever" when
he swinded $4OO 900 from President Madison
for promising to reveal talo of treason
which, in fact, was-nohing! Are wo right
in inferring that the o. p. Q, of the N. York
paper (Express,) is The identical John Henry,
the swndler? IL so, we shall cease to be
surprised at the laughable vagaries in which
lie too often INDUCES. There is, we confess
meritin some Of his correspondence, and we
do, by no means, intend to impeach the judg
ment Of Samuel Taylor CoIeridgc, when he
pronounces him "clcver fellow" still we
should be pleased to SEQ him manifest thai,
discretion which SO peculiarly churac,zes
"Walsh" the elder. the accomplished foreign
correspondent Of the New York American.
# X ~
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just right for transpun,nA the present
season. To persons possessing surplus
land of;he requisite quality the present is
a favorable opportunity; for it should be
borne in mind that the present bounty on
silk covers the entire expense Of produce
ton. The trees will be disposed Of on
very reasonable terms. for cash or APPROX
ed paper. JOHN T.. CORNING.
WilHston, AprM II, 1899.
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Revised List 1889.
PILLS.

ar the Vegetable Hyge'an Medicine OF
" the British College of Health, Lon
don; Imported by Dr.. Geo. Taylor 81
Wall, and New Sis. New York. sole
Agent in the United States for said Col
l-ge. Packages Pills S. and 81 each,
Pow dcrs "5 cts. Every Packet sold in
Vernon, and in the counties of Essex
Clinton, Franklin and ST.. Lawrence, N.
Y, will be signed in writing by PANG
BORN s. BRlNSMAID, Jewellers Of
Burlington VI. who are State Agents
and also by Sub Agents selling 'hem.--
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A RAINY DAY.

Some persons eviucc much talent in grum.
bling at the dullness Of rainy day. Although
do not insnuate that the "dullness" is con.
fined exclusively 10 the weather; yet, believe
a rainy day has more attractions than the
grumblers are willing TO admit. According
TO the structure Of the Universe VIC cannot
expect perpetual sunshine, any moro than
honorable deeds from the present adminlstra.
ton!
These days are expressly intended for the
thirsty soil; and were the rain 10 be with.holden
for long season, oh! reader! thy senses would
cry out in tones not.to.be mistaken. We can
regard these seasons us discords in harmony
they make the beauties Of nature still moro
beautiful by contrast. Cease, then, 10 grum'
Bile !--read novels Of rainy day, if thy PAM
pered "iasie" refuse more healthy and profl'
able food! Go thy way, thou thankless
grumbler, and be grateful for the blessings
which a Heavenly Father permits thee &c
enjoy !-Commnnicaled.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

TO MANUFACTURERS & OTHERS.
NNHE Providence Washington Insurance
~ Company, in Providence Rhode
Island, continue to Insure against loss or
damage by fire, on Cotton, WoIIen, and
other Manufactures, Buildings, and Mer-
chandlse. on favorable terms.
This Company is we'll known to the
Manufacturers OF New. England, and pos.
sesses their full confidence.
The Company was Incorporated A. D.
1900. The Ca p,aI Stock is 5000 900, all
paid IN many years since. and well secured
in Bank Stocks and Real Estate. The
Directors are.
SULLIVAN DORR,
BENJAMIN HOPPIN,
MOSES B IVES.
HENRY P. FRANKLIN.
ROBERT II. IVES,
ELISHA DYER.
CARLO MAURAN.
CHARLES JACKSON,
WILLIAM BUTLER.
Manufacturers and others wishing for
Insurance, are requested to direct their ap-
plications (Which should be accompanied
with a particular description of the prop
ery,j per mail, to the President or Secre-
tary Ct The Company, and the same will DO
attended TO promptly.
SULLIVAN DORR, President.
WARREN s. GREENE. Secretary.
Providence Washington Insurance
Company's ONce
Providence, r L. 1889, >lv.G S
GRASS SEED.
A few Bushels OF Grass Seed for sale
IA low by S. WALKER & Co.
Burlington, Mar 90 1889.
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DR.. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS

n S one of the most eiIicacious compounds in
b the .Maieria .Medica, for the cure Of that
class of invc,eratc diseases produced by an
impure state ofthe blood, and vilacd habit
oil the body, aid usually exhibiting themselves
in the forms of Scrofula. Sell Rheum, Leprosy,
81. .4nMony's Fire, Fere' Sores, (cven when
the bones are afected,) White SwelEngs, (if
apr lied with DR.. Jcbbs Linment) foul and
obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs and Eyes. Staldhead
IN children. Scurry and Scorbutic Gout, Pm"
pied or Carbuncled Faces, fostering E'upiions,
and Venereal Taints throughout The body, in
which last case the Drops often cure when
Mercury fails. Thay are also the bes. Spring
and .4utumnai Physic to purify and cleanse
the system from humors which frequently APP
pear at these seasons Of the year. They also
aid the process of digestion, and by purifying
the blood, prevent the secretion of malignant
humors on the lungs. The Proprietor conf
IDENTIFY relies upon the vast number Of sur
prisng cures effected by these Drops, not only
in Boston and its vicinity, but throughout the
union, for the best proof of their excellence as
an unfailing .4Nratire Medicine, in all the ca
ses above specified.
This article has recently been pronounced
by physician Of the first responsibility, who
had witnessed its surprising efficacy. as en-.
titled, in his opinion TO take the lead of all
the popular articles known for the above COM
plants, ana indeed il is fast gaining this point
in public estimation, throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles for s..
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MULBERRY TREES.

THE subscriber offers
for sale 1900 fine
thrifty White Mulber.
~ Trees. They are
Of the Italian Variety
the only kind adapt.
ed to this climate
tbrpc vears old and
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DIR. Relies
ANTI-BILLIoUs PILLS.

ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.
For Indigestion, Loss of appetite, Lissessness,
Headache, Cosiireness, Flatulence, Ctolic,
Bilious Affections, &c.
1NO comment on the efficacy Of these Pills,
Il after successful experience Of many
years in England and America has establish
ed their reputation, is needless: Suffice it TO
observe, that for redundancy Of Bile, FIatu.
lence. Costiveness, Headache, &c. &c, they
will undoubtedly prove far more serviceable
than those drastic purges too frequently EN-.
ployed, and will not only at the same time
Tend 10 remove the offending cause by gen.
tie motions. and strengthen the digesliv
organs, but improve the appetite and renovatu
the system. Price so cents.
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPE.
CIFIC,
For Sick Headache, &c. Price so cents. kl
None genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, T
KIDDER, immediate successor TO the late DR.
w. II. CONWAY. For sale OF his Counting
Room. over No. 90, Court.street, near Con
cert Hall. Boston, and also by his special ap
ointment, by J. & J. Fl. PECK g. Co.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS!

BkA DIX ElH'S PILLS !!
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS!!
A LII Pills sold in the State of Vermont
n. must pass through our hands as DR.,
Brandreth's General agents. There will be
no more Pills sold at the Boston Office, neither
by B. B. Mussey. (who is no longer Bran.
dre,hs agcnt,) 10 be retaled in this section
Of the Country.
All Pills purporling TO be Brandreths, and
| sold by persons without a certificate Of agency
signed by b. Brandrelh and by US are counter
feits. To prevent all imposition from the cir
cuIa,ion Of counierjeiis, just let the purchaser
ask the vender for his certificate of agency
signed by Ferre and Paimclee, or Geo. p.
Walton. of Montpelier VI. who is our general
agent for the following Counties, Washing.
ton, Orange, Chitlcnden, Addison, Fran xii
Orleans, Lamoile, Essex and Grand Isle, in
Vermont.
Never purchase of Pedders, for in no
instance do they everhavc the genuine article
Should any of our agents be caugh, in the
counterfeit trade, !hey will be displaced and
so advertised. The Pills must be kept pure
anc the Counterfeilers must be dealt with ac
cording to law, No MISTAKE. The following
i persons are regularly appointed in their res
pcclive towns.
For sale by S. f. HOWARD, Burlington
j., r. Ainsworh, Milton--Poller, Gull, L. Co.
Fairfax-L. Tyler, Essex-L, James. Georgia
james Russell, St. Albans-F.V Goodrich
Swanton-S. X. Plau. Highgate-William
Green & Co., Sheldon-Chafftr G. Lewis
Berkshire-Thomas Fuller & Son, Enosburgh
Harrington & Dean, Bakersfield-- Tower &
Cakes, Underhill--G. b. Cakes, Jericho.
FERRE and PARMELEE.
General Brandreihian Agents
Middletown, Conn, July 4, 1888.
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w o r w = EA.

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S unriyalled and
IL unequaled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms. Strange and incredible
are the effects of these detestable vermin
few persons, and it is thought none. are free
from them, particularly females and children.
Many persons 60 through distressing course
of medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm tea.
This lnvaluabl medicine has been tested by
the experience OF more than four thousand
persons OF various ages, and not one solitary
complulnt; on the contrary, hundreds have
called and unsolicited given their decided
preference to it, after trying the different
articles sent forth TO the public, aud pronoun-
ced DR.. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S worm tea un.
rivalled and unequalled. For sale by J. & J
II. PECK & Co., only agents in Burlington
Tor the sole proPtletors, A, Hitchcock & Co.
Utica NY,
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no Tons ground Plaster, for sale by
yV Nov. 81. S. WALKER & Co.