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n lyman g. COLE have received their usual
IL extensive assortment Of Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing a beautiful variety Of goods for
ladies SIMMER dresses rich English and scotch Cling
hams India muslin superior article for white dresses
Jaconct camhric great assortment Of barred and
checkered Camhrlc, printed Lawn mourning do. prin-
,.d camhric and French Muslin. An extensive assert
ment Of American CalIcoes cheaper than ever A few
English and French do.
SILKS. A small assortment Of Rich silks, including
black blue black, coIored and striped Bandana iPd'i>
Pongee, Crims on white silk do. Blk Italian Cravat>
Gentlemen. cord and black kid Gloves, do cod black
and white silk gloves do Berlin, L,le Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves good assortment OF Hosiery,
very cheap. Umbrellas and Parasols. Thin LoJts
and Shoes, Ladies ND Ties ant slips,
DOMESTIC GOODS. Mcrrimack cotons, Davis
vile do "a Cotton Sbceng, Shirting, Ticking col'd
Cambric.. Yarn, Thread, an Knitting Cotton. Su-
nerine Ic ng Cloths and bleach cotton, York Mixtures
stripes, Drills Sc. Irish Linen, shirng and sheeting
ORS TRIMMINGS. including sewing Silk
Twis, Thread Padding, canvass, sleeye-lining brown
linen, Buttons, Binding, &c.
VISITING. White fg'd Mersails, Valenla, figure,
satin sc Gauze, and rich chaIly fancy H'dk'f' A
1rsa, variety of other DRY GOODS which comprise
,v extensive assortment and are offered al astonsh
NO Inv n,ces, Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 4
~ "a rvamne nraIiue. and prices June 4.
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burlington Dye House.
nj SARSFIELD, SILK, WOOlLEN AND

WI COTTON DYtR--reSpeclfIlly informs the
inhabitants Of Blrlnc on and the ncRhboring towns,
south OF ID, Davis Store and will commence dying and
finishing IN the hest manner, the following goods (:
Broadclohs, Cassimcrc>, new MerinocS, Ladies silk
and Merino Dresses, Shawls Hosiery, silk and cotton
Velvet, Gentlemrn's coats coaks and Vests dyed and
finished nearly equal 10 new, without ripping Broad
cloths, silk, wooen cotton goods, dyed in the most
permanent color, if wanted for merchants and manu-
facturers on reasonable terms. Also wors,ed, skein
cotton, AMI sken silk dyed in the mos, splendid coIors.
He has employed celebrated dyer and color maker,
CORNELIUS MoLoNY. Mr., Moony was employed a.
superintendent in some ofihe largest dying establish
ments, ia Great Britain and America. The public may
depend on having their orders executed IN the est
manner and with all possible despach, s2m
Burlington, July Is, 1910
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vINO THE BALD.HEADED n OTHERS

l. Does any know q nephbor or a friend who has
been Bald, and whose head is now covered with fine
hair? One whose coat collar was covered with dan.
druf, though brushed every hour which has now van
lshed entirely Or one whose hairs AT early age were
turning grey, who now has not a grey hair7 Children
whose heads were covered with scmf ,-whose hair
would not grow thar are now growing the fullest ops
Of hair Some cases must be known 10 most persons.
Ak them The cause, and you will be told that these
things have been done by the Of he Rain Of Co
iumbia. Of20 years growth ia This article, ia demand
increasing annually rome hundred per CENT though
when discovered not opposed by nlhing Tor The same
purpose, now assaied by almost numbrress mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used to an,
extent. Can more than these facts be wanicd- refer
10 the recommrnda ions hy list ofnamrs of respcc,a
billy, unequaed by any other article Look to hese
things buy this arale Stay aud preserve your l,,n
by ilsuse or # bald restore II. Ladies' attend TO this
-huudre1s 10 fashionable HE are using il as the only
article really Ct for the toilet Long hair il yeiy apt
10 fall out. Ladies, use the Balm ol Columbia IN time
TO yourselves the disgrace Of badnes by neglect
of your persons. II is your duly, as asls 10 e-
serve the beauties Of nature, with which II b0uuliul
Creator has endowed you the bam, for il will do IT,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
several most hagrani attempts have been made 10
coun'e''e' HE true Balm Of Columbia. Some of the
pos'ers nave gone so lar counterfeit the spIen.
did wrappers and The Falls OF Niagara and eyety ex
ernsl marx except tho name Of Comsock, which they
dare moi forge. To avoid mposiiions therefore, al
ways look for the name Of Consiock & Co. or l.. S.
Comsock, and never buy the article unless IL has ,ha,
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only ~ No.
2 Fletcher street, N. Y, and by PAs6BORE aud
BR'ksHAip Burlington, VI. jel
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NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrvalled
for the following complaints, viz Dyspepsia, or Ind-
ges'on diseased Liver bilious dsor' er, Drop>y, Ash
ma, Costveness, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs Of long
standing, Hoarsene>s, shOrine>s of breath, Ncrvou,
complaints, etc., which are frequently the effect Of dis
ease For Fever and Ague, it is a most valuable pre-
vcnla'ivc as well as sovereign remedy. Its virtues
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
Vltus' Dance,-two bottles have been known TO cure
this affecting disease, after having ba filed every exer
ton Tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints Ii is peasan, 10 take
and easy in its operation, that it may he administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen
and large number Of ladies, who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine by personal and that ofihe
families. bill otcerticaies accompanies each bottle
with directions. Ii may lie had Wholesale retail o
S. Britain, Barre, and J. &. Farnam, East Williams
| town, VT sole proprietors. Prepared from the origin.
al recipe; for sale by f. H. Pren,iss Montpelier, ans
J. & j. II. PECK & Co, Burlington, and in the princ
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in tho
hand writing of the proprctorS. iel!
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- greatest discovery ever made, for dspeng the va
roIs kinds Of worms that frequently and distress
sngly annoy both children and adults. They an
infallibe remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that
permint ozenge. Many disease, arise from worms,
withon, its Icing suspected. Sometimes very trouble.
some cough pains IN the JOINTS or limbs bleeding a,
the nose, &c. are occasioned hy worms, and can Re
easily cured by this celebrated medicine. The follow
ing symptoms indicate the presence Of worms, viz -
headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken oil by fright and screaming, commissions, ic-
verishncss thirst, palld hue bad taste IN the mouths
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
the nose, pains in the stomach nausea, squeamh-
ness voraciy eanncss, tenc,nns, itching at the
towards night, and at length, OBJECTIONS and films and
mucus. One is dose for child two years old-two
for four years old-hrec for eight years, and five
for adult, and shodd repeated every morning, Of
avery other morning until relieved.
.Lj7 Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN &
BRlNSMAlD, JeDeiiers, Burlington, VI.
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TROY s. MICHIGAN SIX DAY LINE


SNIP by Old Troy Tow Boa, Line-Cocnties Slip.
CRocKER, LOG, Broad st. New York Moore Il Siimp-
son, River ST. Troy; VIM. H. Moore, 70 Quay st. A.
lanyj Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis 81 Co.
Bn Bull, phlip Allen, B1Ialo Geo a. French, DuH-
Reed, Ere, Pa; McNar & Co. cleveland, o.; NJ.
b. Ross q Co. Portsmouth, o.; II. n. q n. Is. Gates,
Black River, o.; Jenkins Tracy, Huron, o. Barber
q Barney, Sand,lsky City, O.; Chester u Sringham,
Detroit, Mich; II. w. THUS, Toledo, o.; G. s. Hazard
G, sIeaht, Michigan CITY, M3; Dawson & H in
milwaukee, W.; c. NJ. Reed, Chicago, ILL., le.l3m
Mark packages, "T. q VI. Line"
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BOOTS, SHOES q LEATHER The subscriber
- having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs Bishop d. IIhippie, is now opening genelal
assortment Of Boots, Shoes and Leather which have
at the lowest prices, and hearces are too numer.
Gus to mention in an advertisement, although Mr. Sta.
cy has enlarged his paper would simply invite all to
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas.
ing elsewhere
Burlington, July |, 1910. HENRY C. STIMSON,
by f. J. SrIMsoS, AGENT
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VOL. XIV....No. 10.
EARL HOWARD, Of the Cheap ca.h .,or.


NJ arrived home from New York last evening Nv
the splendid steamer Whitehall, u. Lyon Capt. and
ronght with him an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purcha e> Of thi, sea on makes
the assortment altogether one ofihe most dcsira le 70
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for tho
last eighteen years, and is Of the following kinds, Wiz
rich, ia,honal e fancy and staple articles in every
department OF the Dry Good line such Broalcoihs,
Cassimere,, Ncsng,, MouselInc de LANES, Chalys,
Silk, Bonn azine,, Caiicoe,, Linens, Muslns, Laccs
Ribbons, EmlroIderies, Hosiery Gloves, Fam, Uin-
and Straw Bonne,., aud Mienary Goods also, Car
pctingS, Maunes Paper liangnrs, She's and Hat.
together with all the heavy descriptions Of domestic
and other goods, such "a Sheengs Yarn, Bnrlaps'
Wool Irvine, etc. The troctery, Looking Glass aud
China Gallery is also repen>hef, the Cutlery, Ilari
ware and House furnishing department is accordance
with the other stocks on hand, the variety Of fancy
ticle>, such Toys, JcwcIry, Combs, tlrs, Confec-
tionary, etc. etc, which fills one hundred feet Of show
Gaze III cn'h on his counters is nnumeratle. The
Dome and picture gallery is leau'ifly arranged fs
the display Of Goods under strong light, and then tho
large supply ufsperior family Groceries la ed upon
the Sta of Life, Rochester city Mil Flour, makes his
Grand Bazaar cheap cash store, ofthe most fasc
mating desirable and convenient stores to lie furnished
from with all and every Kind Of article, that may lie
wished for, or looked al for amusement and araica-
ton, or with desire 10 convey the most pleasing in
'cgence 10 friends, ofhe place where every article
they may desire for the lettering Of appeance, adding
to comfort, supplying necessary wants, may he had
and al done in 50 few words, a. ly only saying for
whatever and whenever you wish to buy cheap for ca
go TO liOWAltD'S. burlington, VT, June IL, 1870
| lust RECEIVED al the Variety Store, a few
y dozen Harrison Melodies of the Boston improved
edition, being COLLECTION Of patriotic songs dedicated
to the Hero Of TppecanUe. A>o, lot OF Harr-
son AlmackS for 1871 These le,dc> the usual tai les
and calculations Of a common Almanack, contain an
excellent Biography Of Gen. Harrison. 1t is inter-
spcrsed with numerous original engravngs, illustrate
ing he leading incidents Of his history. But says one
"a drop OF hard cider will answer my turn" as CTS
getting IN fashion mp here" Fortunately our variety
can afford him one, for here is book entitled "a drop
of hard cider, emboiying The >on ofall the ouh Bend
Me'odle,, wing songs g." prli>hej by Elton, New
YORK. There came a - with the song looks, va
rely Of Log Calin Bosom Pin, some very pretty
cameo and gold cne.. Q anuiy oflor Cabin Medals.
and variey Of obcr good, among which was soma
gold paper puit toNe> with pl!s and powder. Nh.
sica instruments, l.leoe>, mIl f roe. AMI .everal
kinds Of fancy ,oups aud EFF merry. The yarev ia
constantly inrrta ivy at PANGRcRN 6 BHINsMAD',.
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James G. Picrce's Estate.

Nv f. the suh>Cr crs having been appointed lv the
w honorable the pro- ale court for the district Of
Chlllcnden commissioners to receive, examine aud
lust the claims and demands of all persons against
the estate Of James e. Pierre, late Of Huntington, in
said district, dccea,e Represented nsolven. and also
all claims and demands chhlled IN oiset thersto and
,ixl aynh~ from the day Of the date hereof being al
owed ly laid court for that purpose we therefore
hcrc give notice that will attend 10 The business
of or appointment at the dwelling of jonathan r.
Dixie, IN Huntington in SAID District, on the q Tues
lays OF October and January next at 10 o'clock A,
M on each Of said day, Daei his 9Th day Of July,
A. d. 1910. JAMES AMBLER
LMERA TAYLOR Comm'rs.
IV:31 SlIAS Johns
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dry up the cough, but render it easy, promote expec
toration allay the tickling or irritation, and remove
the proxma,e Or exciting cause. They are made
from accumulation Of the most valuable cxpecoran,,
or cough medicines and are undoubtedly sureNor 10
every thing in use for those complaints tlreds
upon hundreds ofcericacs have Lccn Oh heir
wonderful virtues, from those who have t3Xysaved
from unimcy grave, and restored to perfect
health Ivy using them. DosE.-Onc lozenre Is a doe
for adult, AND may be repeated from three to six
times day, as required. Children, eigh, years years
old half Of one: four years quarter, and in pro-
portion. Very small children infants will take them
best dissolved in little water. Should they
cmetic or produce nausea, the dose must lie cssenet
to what the stomach will bear. Half of one will gen.
orally he suicen, to take before breakfast, as tn,
stomach is then more easily sckened No ill effects
can arise from an over dose, it will cause the sto-
mach 10 reject il; and although not pleasant sensa-
ton, will be found TO give relief Where there i,
much pain in the breast side, one of Sherman,
Poor Mans Pasers should lie applied over the part
and worn till relieved. lfattended with co>veness,
few catharc or laxative Lozcngcs, or any mild ca
tharc medicine, should lie used sion requires
Sold at the Variety Store, by PANGBORN &
BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington VI.
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T>O THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition of
l. Smiths Geography and Atlas to the public, the
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-
ldrged is lust rated by about thirty additional Cuts
and is perfectly adapted in all its parts to the new
Maps
been thrown into uni form large type which feel
confident will be regarded as very decided mpro-
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made III,
with care, and contain much valuable information
in condensed form. The names ard length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads (fnshed and in pro-
gress) are given, and the places connected also a
complete list Of the Colleges Law and Medical
Schools, Theological Solnnarics and Religious do
nominations of the United States the regning Sow
ereigns of Eurode, &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book con.
tanning eighteen very superior Maps, mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources and embraces much valuabl,
information not to be found in any similar work
Our own country has received special attention. TIL,
Rail Roads, Canals navigation of Rivers and recen
changes, are all carefully marked, and many counties
are shown which do not appear in any other Atlas
Among the pecullarites OF this work may be mention
ed the plan of showing the population of States anc
Countries in round numbers on the face of the Maps
The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,
Shops &c, is shown by placing at the head of ma
,igaton the appropriate characters for each.
The Map and Chart Of the World combined ION al
entire new plan, showing at one view the Natural ant
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent Popua
ton, Religion, Form Of Government and State O
Civilization of each Coun,tyO has attracted much at
tention, and is considered great Improvement upo
any thing heretofore attempted in the fogn of Char
as here all are shown at single glance and the re
laions they sustain to each other. We would ais
solicit attention to the remarkable distinctness an
ease with which every name the Map may be rea
as well to the very superior style and execution O
the work IN other respects The Questions nj tn
close of the Book important, and will be foun
very convenient for General Review.
SPALDING & STORRS.
Hartford Connecticut
For sale by SAMUEL. HUNTINGTON Bur
linrton, VT and by the Princia Booksellers in tn
United States
Burlington, July Sd, 1910.
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LAIR! HAITI! --BtIDNESS.-- imrOr.
1 taMt DiscOyCrN--the Grcnt Ny story fnund

out at !ast.--DR, STERRYS HAIR REGENE.
BNlOR Dr. Stcrry after much attention 10 tho
important subject of preserving The hair, has after
many experiments chemical and physical been able
to discover and article which Is now offered with tho
greatest confidence for the toilet the best thing ever
discovered for for lis suCnnG and penetrating quality
10 produce good Il, ad of har-to prevent il from
falling off when badness is apprehonded-to restore
II when badness mas taken place. and to prevent il
from turning gray. II Is more nourishlng than po-
mHtum, antique oil, Cologne water. II IS hcauti,
full article for ladies curls makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon hniancy. Thous-
ands have tested its superior virtues and excellence
and IN every instance II stands unrivalltd II is an
n0!hho cure IN all affections of the slin on the head
as dandriif &c, &c, Every family should be sup
piled with bottle of this oil, thar by its application
to the head and hair Of children, the beautiful and or.
namenta appcndagc Ola fine head of hao, which ma.
turc has supplied Us may be preserved, From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
of It's salutary influence, the Doctor feels firmly per,
sunlcd he has succeeded in producing an article which
viii meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublir, For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH,
! COCK & Co III Gencsoc - Utica, y. Y. In Bur.
lugon, hyI q J, II, PECK & Co In Vergenncs,
by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by Rurnct l.. Saw.
yer In "eorHa, by Lorenzo James, aug9O
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Il Those only who'know bv uia OF immediate ohser.
vation form any idea Of the effects Of The pe,I eci
relief, Of The almos, charm.ke effected in cases
Of The PILES. RHEUMATISM, all SwELLISGs, and
all external PAINS no matter how severe. BY the use
OF Hays Liniment. Find who has used that will
laud abuve all things used, and will find
-wha, Cannot be found itTiFor the reiefoi suffer.
ing human beings VIII" INA, be afflicted, beg you I" ak
AK Of those who kn0w-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIN, u. 5 Judge for thai hsrict. residing near
Auburn ask MATHEW J. MYERS, Esq. Athens.
N. Y ask Gen. DUFF GaEEN. la,e Of Washing on
city, each of these gentlemen know ocas
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried
for many thai have been cured by the Of the
genuine Hays Liniment Til usands forher pc, sons
know similar cures. We appeal 10 their Of jus.
.ice- heir human feelings. sU5sI is bu, a duty yon
owe to your suffering ieow.he'ngs TO let this great
remedy he known. Speak Of it then to all your fr'eads
This will much pam where the newspapers are
read, where readers increduons. because "a
many worthless art ic'es are advertised for The same
purpose. To buyers say, If all who have used do
not say Is beyond all prase then do not take il
The proprietor will not allow This article TO be paid for
unless cures, when all the directions ave fully follow
ed. VIII any suffering refuse now to Try il? If he
does, he ought 10 he ped more for his obs macy than
his suffering. iuj"Mr. Hay. would never n
offer this article, we're he compelled by his o
moral -o regio dniy-Io do all in his power for The
victims OF distress and misery. For this purpose he
would devote fortune. than dollar foI
any worthless article. ELjSLOOK OUT Some
swinders have unele,ed This article, and put it uI
with various dey ices. Do not be imposed upon. On,
thing only will protect yon-ii is The name Of Comsioci
f. Co; that name must be always on the wrapper, OF
you ore cheated. Do not forget il. Take this direc
ton with YOU and test by that, never buy for i
impossible for any other 10 be true or genuine.
Sold by Comstock & Co. ? Fletcher street, N. York
Ell for sale ONLY by PANGBoRN& BRINsMAIp
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LAKE GEORGE PACKET 1910.

fFssA INIIF new Sicam Jacket,
a. IN l. WIN. CALDWELL,
sss ez El.-1 Ayt- L. c. LAnAyrr, Master,
-. ssstesss-s4Fv will commence running
regularly every day Except Sunja, y both ways
through the Lake on III lSDAf, the day Of June
next Leaving Caldwell Tor icondcroga, every morn
ing, and returning TO Caldwell the same day. Lake
George Passengers will lie landed from, and taken on
board the Lake Champlain Steam Packets, near the
WIN. F. PELL Esq. now Public House. This hca,-
tituestabli>hinent has leen greatly improved since
last Summer, 10y erection Of Large Addition, con-
tanning spacious Dining Room,and A sseml Is Room,
&c, and has recently passed INTO the hands Of Mr.. II
&. LOW, gentleman avorabv known by the ,rav-
cling Public BY taking the LAKE GEORGE Rou1 f.
Travellers will not only the finest scenery Of on
Country but lose no time the Northern Tour, a.
they take the same Champlain Steam Boat AT Ticon-
deroea, which they would have taken at Whitehall
had they gone that way. May 81, 1870 2n
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r OTION, LOTION.--DR EVANS BEAUTI-
IL EYlNG LOTlON-Highlv esteemed for curing


all Eruptons Coar>encss, Redress and Pimplcs on
the Face Neck Or hands, and electnay cleaning the
complexion, and removing all diseases Of the skim
Nothing contributes much TO our general success
in lite, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admired most fragrant mild, safe wa, n and great
~ esteemed for It's in cleansing, soiening and
purifying the skin of all crupenS SO injurious TO fc-
male Leauty, and restoring it 10 high degree OF pu-
r,y. beautiful complexion is the pride of all who
possess it, and the envy ofhoSe who deprived Of it,
What is affecting TO beautiful female, in whose face
nature has displayed her power, as TO ind her complex
ion discolonre1 with disgusting plmpleS, which mar
her chains good appearance is the hest recon-
menda,ion and as the Beaufyng Lotion purifes the
skin, and removes all Pimpes, Boiches Tan, Snnbnrn
and Redress, and produce, beautiful hue the only
cosmetic lady should use at her toilet. Gentlemen
will all also find this delightful remedy, TO remove
all Ronghnes>, Pimple~, RingwoIms, Spots, Richness
Soreness of the face and nose and every kind of erp-
ton the surface Of the human body. 1t is parlicl-
larry recommended to gentlemen to lie used after .>ha-
wing, it will prevent the Otherwise certain elect O
all common soap. in turning the heard premature
grey. For sale Wholesale and retail Nv A. HITCH
COCK q Co., No. III Gcnc>ee street, Utica. In Bur.
lington by J. & J. II. Peck & Co. In Vergcnnes, by
J. II, Bowman. In Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer
In Georgia, bv Lorenzo James aug2C