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u L\t KSMlTil...1'he subscriber having r. I.
IL Gently novel from Albany, and commenced lie

Black smith business. all its forms, in the new shop
on Madison street, near Foleu q Braliey's Store,
would respectfully invite the inhabitants of Burlington
10 do all kinds Of work in his linz. on the shortest no.
ticc lest manner, and most favorable terms. He ha.
for many years pa, given his particular attention TO
the Horse shoeng business, and farrery in all its
branches From the long experience which he has
had, and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice he feels fully confident in re.
commenting himse'fto the public. fie will lie pre-.
pared at all times to give his personal attention to all
kinds Of work in bis line-such As Ironing Wagons
and Sleiyhs, Shpwork, &c. All kinds OF elge tools
made in he les, manner and mos, approved style. He
trusts that Ivy giving business his undivided attention,
and the low prices which he will be enabled TO fur.
nsh work, 10 receive share Of the public PATRONAGE.
JOHN SORACEN.
BlrlinrtOn prll 10 ls1O
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- greatest discovery ever made, for d.pellns the Va.
rois kinds Of worms that frequently and distress
.insly annoy both children and adults. They are an
nallible re ney, and 70 pleasant to the taste tina,
perlnint Iosense Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected. Sometimes very trouble
some cough, pains IN the joints or limbs, Needing a,
the nose, &c. are occasioned Ivy worms, and can l%
easily cured by this celebrated medicine The follow
ing symptoms Indicate the presence Of worms viz -
headache, vertigo torpor, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken OF by fright and screaming, commissions, fe.
vershnes., thirst, pallid hue, lad taste IN the mouth
offensive breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching
al the nosc pains in the stomach, nausea, sqieami.h-
nes, voracily, lcannes, iene, mus, itching al the anus
towards night, and al length, deec,ions and films and
mncu'. One is dose for child two years oli-,wo
for one four years od-hree for eight years, and five
for au Adult, and should lie repeated every morning, or
avery other morning until relieved.
H. Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN q
BRlNSMAlD, ye Seiisrs, Burlington, VI.
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iona than Gillet's Estate.
STATE az VERMONT To all neraona

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all persons con.
Dsrnlel o. CHiIrssDlN, IS; ecrncd in the estate OF
Jenathsn Gllet, late OF Charlotte deceased.
Henan Hosford, executor Of the last will and tesla
s~ent Of Jonathan Gct, late of Charlotte in said dis
sne,, deceased having filed in said cour. his petition in
wnAag setting forth that the amount Of debts, allowed
that the value Of the personal estate unsod does not
exceed sl2 %; tina, the amount Of money in said eX.
scutors hands after paying the expenses OF admins
srston already occurred Sll6 OF and that it will be
much Of the debts as the personal estate insufficient
10 pay, and the further expenses Of and
praying said court TO gran, him license TO sell much
efthe real estate Of said deceased as may be necessary
said doth order that said petition be heard before said
court At session thereof to be held q, the Register
office in Burlington on the second Wednesday Of Sep.
... %' SSea Of contain
ing the substance Of said petition three weeks success
siVcly in the Free Press, newspaper printed in Bur
hngton in the County 81 chtenden, the last Of which
DAY Of September, 1870 Given under my hand a.
Burlington, this 18th day O. q Angus. $50
STATE OF VERMONT, / To all persons interested
DI,raicr o. CHIIrLsphx, in the estate of Sarah
E 81 H. WI EELER, Of Charlotte, IN said
T. district, guardian Of Sarah Foote and Mary Foote
infsnts under the age OF eighteen years, who reside
., Potsdarn in the State of New York, having made
appc atom 10 Sou court HCcnse W bcU uHul-
y,ded eghths of one undivided fifth of fifty acres OF
land lying in Charlotte aforesaid, being the same land
conveyed by Benjamin simonds to the late Nathaniel
Newell deceased and is part office lands set of to the
widow polly Newell, as a paIt of her dover in the
estate Of the said Nathaniel Newell, deceased, which
ATTY ceres Of land is subject 20 the said widows rgh
Of dover theIein, Of which two undivided eighhs Of
one undivided fifth Of said land the said wards are
Ai,esl in their own agh, in fee tenants in common
representing to said court that sale Of the said ward
nieres, in said land would be conducive to their bes
intcres, by having the proceeds put at interest
Whereupon the court aforesaid doth order that lhs
s.d appcs be heard before said court At session
,her eof to be hec at the Registers Office in Burlington
n said dis,rict on the second Wednesday of Septem
he, lao and that notice thereof be gwen to all per
cons n,ere..s by publication Of Ibis order three
weeks successfully IN ,he Free Press 2 newspaper
prn ted at Burlington in the county OF Chsnden, tn,
An of which publications TO be previous to the SECOND
Wed esdsy Of September lhio. Given under. my
hsnd a, ecn Burlington this 18th day Of Augus, A. d
tsse "s "Eeto'l "'s"~
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WINDOw SASH

J7ISt received ,, ~
ami al by 9 easements Of
sash, a first rate article a 81
and 81 cent. per light; al,o
all kinds and size, furnished
TO order. 1'iconderoya black
lesi, a first rae article, for
sale very low, together with
a ureat var,s,y nf p,brr sr,,-
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BOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The

ROSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
- public are hereby notifei that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety is done 10 orler,
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kinds Of work done any foundry in the
country. Mill gearing, Pc, Ash Kettles, Stoves,
rongh'' AH'e'ree' O." on hand, furnished order.
chase large quantity ofholow.ware, for The purpose
Of retailing, will lie furnished whoc,a ale prce,--and
all who may favor with their calls or or ers will e
dealt ly as literally as al any es,a biz hmen, in the
country. Orders should e addressed TO E. r. Cross.
man, Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent, Troy, VI.
10 secure an early reply, and prompt attention.
Troy, w., June 1870. jy:9
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
III ATLAS WITH OIlTIINEMAPS hx S Aucns.

rUs MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
feen professionally devoted The science Of Gcoy and
the publishing Of Maps, during many year.-and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, hear ample ie.tmonony Of his abnn-
dan resources, upon which he has literally drawn,
in producing the above school works.-The following
extract ofthc Geo'y and Atlas Is from Joint recon-.
mendation Of The Teachers in the city Of New York.
N heir merits are numerous-ihc definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercises copous and
important, and The descriptive is luminous and correct,
The divisions OF The American continent, are repre-
sen,ed and descr ell as they really exi, al the present
in, And the gross Measurements generally found
ns'hoo Biographies are CORE ted. The typographi-
'al execution is I'm commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas is q model Of the kind, and actually teens
with information" The outline Maps are pcculia rly
calcualedio exercise The student in his study, and TO
I'LL up al his leisure. For sale by C. GOODRICH.
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SNUFF only twenty-five ccnts.--Dr b.
~ flitchcock's newly invented Snuff, Ike best ar,i.
Gle ever discovered by scientific men, in Europe or
America for the cure and absolute relief OF Gaia. H.
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Ewes, Nervous Head
aches, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
With snrt,ies partial shocks Of Palsy, IS. Fox sale,
Proprietor, No III Genesee 81. Utica and BY their
agents throughcu, the Union. In Burlington J. &
J. II. Peck & Co In Nergrnncs by J. Ii. Bowman.
in Milton, BY Bsrnc, 4 Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lc.
James
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Inquire ..AsK THOSE VINO KNOW.

NQUlNf seAfk HOSE WHO KNOW
Ths.e snl, whoik a"w Nv nial A. immediate ebser.
sA,iea fc'm any idea Of 'hs Effects NJ the reee,
relief. "f,he sim"s' ehasm-ke cures e6ee,ed in cases
VI he riLus. RHIvHArIsn, all SwELLIkoa, end
All sx'erHa PAiKS, no Ms,'er Inv severe. hy The we
Of iis,s tin'mrs,. tina vim has "Wd i, tia, III
lAud above oil Things seed. AND yoN III find
-~h., e.n"", bs Gund. tIJstor the rsiisfoi s~T"r.
-s.k of ,ho.e WIN k"ow-ask the lion. ALvnEb
CoxHtiH. U. = Judge for ina, district, resid,rs near
AHtn'fa, ak MArrHGw J. MyERs, E.q. Athens.
n J a.k Grn. Dvyy GREEx. ias Of Washington
city, each uf ,kese sssemsn know ofca,rs une"ner.
able by all oher remedes physicians, ih""gh led
TT MANY ,esrs hA, have been cared by The "f The
genuine Nays Linimsnt. m "'ands ofo'her rs,sons
know similar sues. We spraa' ~ their of JUS.
tire their human feelings. iCy.h 10 nv, = ha,y y"n
10 ,"ur s"H,r,rs fellow. hriss. to le, this great
rer,sd Ike knows Speak II !, then 10 all Your fezds
This " II, save much pain where Ina nr~srapep are
mi ,esd. or where readers s,s int, edss" because On
many worthless articles ad,erlseh Tor tho came
psross. 10 buyers Gay. IL all WIN have used d.
no, Gay IL 10 beyOsd all praise. Then do not iske u
The proprs'or will not allow This article 10 he p,'d for
unless u eares, hen ali the diTeeions fully foow
ed. viii any one suffering refuse INV to ny il? 1.-The
does, he ovgh, To he pi,sd ir his obsnacy Than
hi. suffering. kJ>Mr. Have would ne'er con" NJ t.,
offer this article, ne compelled b, his of
moral nj 'slgoW' dn,-ts do all in his ro~es Tor The
,ie,ims Of dis'icU and miserv. For this parposs he
wosd 'o"s-r dsso'e . foisne. III N secure dollar for
any worthless article. b5PLOOK OUT Some
,~iadlss have eoun ., fs;ied this a,cr aud put il up
with various de,icss. Do mol DO imposed upoR. One
Thing only ~ protect you'll 10 the nanr VI COmsfsrk
+ Co thai musi be ai~a,s on tho w'srr~r. ~
yov nre cnsasd, DO not forget il. Tsks this drec.
ton with ,"W, and by that, Or never hsy Tor IL 10
impossible for any slher 10 he true o. grnnne.
SOLOMON nays.
Said by Csmstsek T. Co. 2 Fletcher street, N. York.
FL for Gale ONLY \, rAxoBoRH 4 BRiSsnAID.
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DALSOM OF IlyERWORT-f,r Con.umn,,

RALSOM OF llVERWORT-far Consumption,
- Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all u. ca c. of,he Lung.
and Liver. These dca es prevail 10 great extent,
creating mach ds.re>. and one fatality. All these can
le rc'nSliei ly the me q Or. Taylor'> Balson Of
LlHrrwor'. This nie'icinc Is purely Vegetable, and
from it, recl action upon the Liver ways fond
radical RENE y fer he,e Ai,ca es Fer Females and
mea III a .ery weak STATE, MEDICINE can lie SO
grac! restorative, AZ it not cny STRING hens, tn,
pures and give. healthy ac'ion 10 the whole svs.
lem. Constantly tor sale ly y. LOVELY & Co who
have inst retciyel fc,h supply Ct sea .ona e Goods
frar, New York, all very cheap FIR cash.
Darlington, JAY 80, 1910.
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T lyman Il COLE haze received their us,i


ex'ea,iyc a,>crmen, If Spr.ng and summer
GOODS, eni racing leautfrl variety Of good. fer
adle. summer dr~,c, rich Ln9l AMI scotch Cling
han, India i>iin superior arl, Tor whie dresses
Jacone, ce'n'ric, great assortment Of larrc and
chcr.ere! Cam re, primo Lawn, mourning do. prn
e.i can't rio and French M,,In. An extensive assert.
nent a American Cat.c, cl!eaper ihan ever. A few
English and French do.
SILKS. A small a,tor'ucn. # Rich silks, including
black, tluc LACK, color., aud >,rp" Bandsna Hd'f,
Pongec, Crimson white si.s 10. x Italian Crsvs,.,
Gentlemen. coi and Hack kii Gloves, do cold lack
and whEr silk gloves, DO Berlin, Lille Thread, Linen
and soften <. we. A so.l s.sorimcn, OF Ho.rry,
very 'hea7. Lin.re a. and psrasols. Thin Dcc,s
and Shoe, LADIES KID Tie. mn, slips.
DOMESTIC GOODS. Merrr,ack cc,ons, Davis.
vile Dc 54. Cu;tcn Shc~ns, Shir'lng, Ticking, card
Cant ri,' Yarn, Thread, an Knitting Coron. ST.
rcrhne L. NJ Ciofa and leach cotton. York Mxtuv-
Stripes, Drill, &c. Ir'.h Linen, Shir,ng and SheeIiny
Diaper and Crash.
TAlLORS TRIMMINGS. Including .evins Silk,
Twist, Ihres' Padding, canva s, s'cevs.nny, brown
linen, B,''uu,, Binding, e..
vESrlAG. White hy'd Mer ale. valena, figure.
Satin, &C. Gauge. and rch chaiIy fancy Hjk'f,. A
| sres variety Of other Dry GOODS which comprise
very exi.n i've scr'men', and offered asuni,h
imr low pitr-. Lalir, and Gentlemen are invited L
| cal IN! examine Gia,i;ie- an prices. June a.
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EATtIER.-Sole Lea,her, a s,pcrior artcls
IL for sale Ivy J.& III. PECK & Co.
Burlington, August 49, 1910.

EROCERIES.-Thc subscril or has full supp
- u Gro,cre,, including cogniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, 81. CroiS and low
Malaga and other Wines, Moasse., Teas, Coti,.,
Chocolate, loaf, lump and brown S'gars, Rme Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nu,negs, Allsnicc and other .pce, Cigars.
tobacco, MackereI, GOLDFISH, lest kind for 80 per
100 lbs. And most olher articles in the sr1~ry line,
Also DRY GOODS, all Of which will lie sod as chca p
As al any other place. The Liquors will lc warrs ted
Of the le:t qnaiy-nended principally for supplying
Tavern, Keepers, who will hnd for their nercs, to
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER.
Burlington, June 10, 1901
NEW GOODS. We are pleased 10 inform our
customers and friends that we have Just returned
from New York with fine Assortment, Of New Goods
in the various departments of our trade no pains
have been spared in selecting GOOD articles, and ouch
as will meet the appreciation of persons Of taste We
have beside very many other things which must re-
main unenuinerated,) Watches Gold and Silver,
price and quality 10 suit customers Pins some beau
tful Canoes, fancy Enamelled and stone Pins, Rings
VARIOUS pa,:rns of new Rings best quality Of Gold
Shc! Card Cases. inlad and plain very pretty ones
English Pencils very heavy and beautiful finished
Fancy Boxes very pretty for presents, several kinds
Canes, many very handsome and some very strong
Stocks A. Nc. l. various Patterns Shell, and Ivory
Combs, something ncn in this line Shell, Buffalo
Horn, Ivory and other new dressing Conbs Brushes
very nice and new patterns, best quality. Preston
Salts in beautiful bottles various patterns; Pfurnery
English, French and American. Guitars, Drums
and other Musical Instruments; Hearts, Crosses
and Jet Ornaments for the Neck, Golden and Cora
Bracelets Gold Neck Chains Same length Of Cold
Deeds; Silver, Butter and Fruit Knives Ivory and
Shell. fancy Boxes Bosoms, Suspenders a!,1 Collar.
fine kinds; Elastics, some very nice ones Cards al
sizes Of hne quality. We can scarcely give genera
outline Of the new goods now being opened and ar
ranged At the Variety Store, but would whilst we ex
press thsnks 10 our numerous friends and customers
for the lberali,y with which they have seconded ou
efforts TO make our assortment what i, is just men
non that our assortment was never more complete, VI
have not only the usual variety but have added man,
new and handsome articles TO which we are making
additions almost ersry neck Please enquire 70
Goods wanted as very many ofour articles are not II
| sight. Remember the Variety Store.
Aug. "a. PANGBOfN & BRlN SMAID.
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QX House Agents, a, the Port Of SAiNr
- JOINS, Lower Canada. -
They DO no, oier their service, "ree Of any charge"
10 those persons interested in trade with the Unite
States, but will enjcavor to make their a,,euiion 10
the in,eres, Of their employers worthy reasonable
recompence.
Having good Wharves lat which the LAKE CHAN.
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) aud excellent Storage,
IOgcther with the convenience Of a connecting Rail
Track with the CHAMfLAIN and Sr. LAWRENCE
RAILROAD over these wharves, they naer them. elver
that, with fifteen years experience 10 this branch Ut
business, they will re enabled to do much 10 facilitate
and encourage trade le,weon the United States and The
Lower Province. JASON {. PIERCE Il son.
ST. Johns, L. c., March, 1910. en-
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lU,UUU Ib.. dry wh,s Lead
100 ca ks groinddo do
IL hhi. yepc,iau Ref

10 casks French We low
50 hhl.. Americas Lin.oel o.,
IS DO Spirits Turpcn'ine
Topa rarn,h, Gold Leaf, Sand paper. sn'al,',
y ,.he, Gir-, Gum Cora, Icy }. 4 J. II. PEeK & Co.
CTORE TO LET, Al Winooeli Village, the
~ store recently occupied ly Lathrop and Poiwin
will te let and possession gv.,, Immediately, apply
- the s.crer. corner Church and College sts. Bn,.
iaslon or to Gid~on La'hrop. MAYO u WAIT.
Burlington, May &c, 1870
NERDENA CREAM for shaving, clarified Rcs.
in, WarriN's let Serllss. Silver Thimlles and
lot, of new Gool., opening a the Variety Store.
Aay30. PANGBORN 4 BRlNSMAID.
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clcs as cheap As can DO found at any other establish
ment in the place. GEO Peterson.
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LIAR! HATE! --BALDNESS..-lmp
i tant DiScovery-.thc CIR, at Mystery found
s>,,x u,

l. AlRt HAZE :. ." bAlIDN I.SSs.-smpOr.
IL tamt Discovery--thc Or, at Mystery found
out at last.--DR STERHY'S HAIR REGENE.
RATOR. Dr. Strry, after much attention TO the
important sublec, Of preserving the hair has after
many experiments chem!ca! and physical been able
10 discover a.l article which is now offered with the
creates, confidence for the ,oe, as the best thing ever
discovered, for, for It's soening and penetrating quality
TO produce good head OF hsir-,o proven, il from
falling OIL when badness IS arprehended-,o restore
/. when badness taken place, and TO prevent il,
from turning gray. l, is more nourshlne than po-
rnatun antique oil, Cologne water. 1t is beaul-
FIJI article for ladies' curls makes the hair soft and
lively, and produces uncommon brilliancy. Thous.
ands have tested lis superior virtues and excellence,
and in every instance it stands unrsalled. I, Is an
infable in all affections Of the on the head
AS dandruT &c. &c Every family should be sup.
Piled with bottle Of this OIL tina, by its application
10 the head and hair Of children the beautiful and or.
nam,nal appeudagc ola fine head Of HAZE which ma
,urc has supplied Us may be preserved. From the
numerous certificates and recommendations received
Of its s,lutary influence the Doctor feels firmly per-
su.ded he has succesded in producing an article which
will meet the desired wishes and appreciation of the
dublc. For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITCH
COCK & Co. IL Gencsee st. Utica, n. Y In Bur-
lngton, by J. & J. II. PECK & Co. In vercenues,
w. II. bowman In Milton, by Burnett L. Saw.
yer. In GeorSla, by Lorenzo James. sue20
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DURLINGTON FEMALE sEMINARY.Tho

FEMALE SEMINARY-The
ID fall Term of the Seminary commences 10th Sept
CONDITIONS OF ArMiTTAsoE.-Board per annuin
slio, or SO per term hal. payable in advance This
sum entities The pupil, 10 board lodging room rent
fire lights etc and 10 tuition IN any or all branches
included in the extensive course oiEnSlsh studies pur.
made for MUSIC, including practice sl3 Nocals 81 for
music pupils, for others, Drawing s.; French o..
pupils not received for shorter period than quar-
ter' unless specified on entrance Deviation nom this
made 10 the Principal NJ I. GREEN.
Rurlinnton, Aug 6, 1870.
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CAsH PAID FOR WOOL.-The sulDscritc CT
~ will pay cash, on delivery, for good clean fleece
wool, delivered al The old store occupied by II. Hyde
q Go. norh west corner Of College Green.
Burlington, June 10. HAIRY BRADLEY.
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NOTICE.-All l.er.oas indebted 10 the late Arm
~ Of lathrop, Polwn and Wait or 10 Mayo and
Wait Al their store At wnoo,ki Village arc hereby
ii6el 10 make payment 10 rs Al Store ~ Burlins
ron, eorner Church and College streets
MAYOan1 WAIT.
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NJ LOVELY y Co., have JUS, reed from New
N. York, and are now oerng for salc al sill fur.
her rcluced rlce., for ready CASli-a more compc
assortment Of fancy sni other Goops adapted to tho
season and the time, than ever lefore-amons viii, 3
are many new articles never -orc offered IN his mar
Locking Gla,. er---Also, English Curran,s, Prunss
Dry Grocrrie., Mar, Russia and other Carpeins, OIL
Cloth for Tables, Floors, and Lnings, etc. More nexs
week. Jnnel9
n EW FAINT sIIOP...sPAULDiNG& Mills
Y have opened new PAINT SuoP On Church-s'.
two dnoyS son'h If H. Lanes e'ore, where thew wi
do 81 klnis Of HOUSE, SHIP, sign AMI CARRIAGE
PAINTING, IN The host possible msnnes and 70 term,
10 suit tho. who may favour them WITH their ,sroa.>
age. lr-TPaints, Oh, NGrnisb snd Putty, Coup
On hans an5 for ,st. RIG SP ~
Pirh,g,on, Aps'' 2, is4h {,
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100 s,4.. Cam WE W. srorf''
400 do Log Wood 81. Domingo
$50 do Log Wood Canrsacby
$50 do Fnsic
200 do Nicaragua
40 do Alum
IS do Blue V.,yiol
80 do Nader
so carboys Oil Vlirol
Muriatic Acid, Agra Forts, Mfrs Acid Carcnrna,
Bar Wood, Peach Wool, Qrer Ci,ron Bark, Spanish
Fotant and Bengal Indigo Lac Dye NUT Calls, press
Paper, Jacks, Tenler Hook, Cream Tara, and Aga
June 10. ny }. q J. II. ftIh q 70.
WILL YOU BE SHAvD at Loney'. nc
w Dressing Room.
l. Loney the unders gnesi would
Now inform the pul lie kind,
Tha, having left church street,
In Howari's Hotel can lie found.
lie vii, not toas, his bari or skill,
A. this the public ling have known,
But egs to ask their custom still,
For diligence he Yields 10 none.
When he that would unto his face
And head have sterling Justice done,
PRAY don't mistake the proper place,
But call upon IcEM LoNEy. IS
p. 8. Clothes carefully cleaned 10 order. Psrfnm-
ery Of all kinds constantly on hand and for sale.
Burlington, July TO- 1870.
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Messrs Bishop q. Whippie, is now opening general
assor tment of BootA Shoes and Leather, which have
all been bought for cash and will DO sold for the ssme
q the lowest prices and 90 hentcles are too numeY
on. To mention in an advertisement. although Mr. Sta
call and examine the goods and prices before purchas
Rirl!ng'on july !, 1870 HENRY c. sTIMsoN,
BYE J. srIxsos, Agent