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Diseases of the Lungs.
Decidedly the most popular remedy ever
known in America.

W EGETABLE rUEMoNA-
W NY BAISAM is the mos, va!ua-
Bile remedy now in use for coughs, colds, asth.
ma or Phthisic, consumption, whooping cough
and pulmonary affections Of every kind. Its
sale is steadily increasing, and the proprletors
are constantly receiving the most favorable
account OF its effects. Tho following new
certificates are offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE
Extract OF a letter from Mr.. G. S. Clay, KING.
ston, Ulster CO. N. Y, to the proprietors.
Yours of tho 9th inst. was duly received. A
remarkable cure was effected by the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam in the winter and spring
Of 1885. The person, Mr. Moody, had been
sick long time with the consumption His
physicians had given him up. He was redu-
ced so low as to be unable to help himself, and
was raising large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam. which has effec
ted complete cure, and he is now as hale and
hearty as ever he was. Mr.. Moody has re.
moved from this town, but he has promised
me mere detailed account or his case, which
| will forward you. G.. $. CLAY.
Kingston, ". June IS, 1898.
Extract of a letter from DR.. Jacob Myers.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been
sold in this county for two years, and the
medicine has gained an uncommon celebrity,
for il scarcely in one instance failed of having
the desired effect. | am by no means in favor
| oflhe many nostrums, most Of which are i'm.
positions upon a credulous public, but that
which know by use to be effectual | cannot
but help give my appreciation thereto. A
counterfeit, preparation has been offered here
by a travelling Agent, of Coms,ock. N. Y.
and there is another article vended here that
is strongly suspected to be spurious.
JACOB MYERS, NJ. ID.
Mfilingon, Juniata co. Penn. May 8, 1887.
From Dr. Samuel Morrell to the Proprictors
Of the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.
am satisfied that the Vegetable Pumonas
~ Balsam is a valuable medicine. 1t has
been used in this place with complete SUCCESS
in. an obstinate complaint of the lungs, alten-
ded with severe cough, loss Of voice, and the
raising ofmuch blood, which had previously
resisted many approved prescriptions, After
using the Balsam one week, tho patients
voice returned and be was able TO speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time since, and
the man is now engaged not only in active
but laborious business. Respectfully, &c.
S. MORRELL.
II Is now more than six years since | was
brought very low by an affection of the lungs,
and my complaint was declared TO be incura.
BILE by council Of three physicians. was
then restored to as good health as | had en-
joyed for many years, by using the Vegetable
Pulmonary Balsam. Since my recovery
have recommended the Basam in great ma
ny cases of lung complaints and so far as
can learn It's use has invariably been followed
by much benefit, and in many instances it has
effected cures which were wholly unexpected
SAMUEL EVERETT.
Boston, March 9, 1887.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by y.& J. II
PECK " Co., Burlington, VI.
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@ II A 4 K o + r =
+ e M A l. T. S EMINARY

rNVi1sS Institution will re open, under
~ the supervision Of the NEW Board OF
Trustees, on Wednesday, the 9th of Nav
next, at Charlotte Four Corners, VI. The
department Of instruction is committed to
the charge of
Miss ELIZA HTTCHCOCK,
Whose competency to instruct in all the
branches usually taught in similar institu-
tons, is undoubled. Should public palro.
mage be sufficiently encouraging, an assist
ant teacher will be employed.
Terms IF Tuition per quarter, as Jollo,ns :
English studies, including the higher
branches. $500
French, Latin and Greek, each, OK.
ira, 100
Painting and Drawing, each, extra, 1875
Board can be OBJ AIMED in pleasant fam,-
lies, contiguous to The Seminary, Tor s. so
per week, without washing. and with 1t for
s. rs. Each quarter viii consist Of eleven
weeks, and the school will continue for
two quarters before there vi i'll be vacation.
As this institution has been transferred to
the patronage of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, The Trustees make their appeal
TO their friends and the public in it's behalf,
that they NAV be enabled creditably 10
sustain it. Young Ladies wishing to enter
the Seminary as students, are recommend
ed to call on Rev. a, c. Rice, by whom
they viii be introduced to families for
board. The following gentlemen constitute
the board of Trustees:
Rev. Nj. BATES, r.. C. HILL, ESQ,
" G. PRINDLE, j.. s. WHITE, /"
A. G. RICE. f.. MECH, j..
II. DUNN, r. II. REED. ESQ.
Dr.. l.. STONE, S. II. TUPPER,
Charlotte, April 0, 1910.
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NOTICE.

|<HE Subscriber having purchased the
Il entire stock and tools, and all the
claims and demands, Of the late firm of
LAWRENCE & PERSONS, respectfully
informs the public that be will continue the
business Of
GARAGE AND SLEIGH .N.lKL.NG,
AND P.4[.NII.NG,
at the old stand, and sollclts the patronage
Of the public.
Those having any unsettled demands
with the late firm will please call and close
the same with the subscriber.
VIM. r. LAWRENCE.
Burlington, April 7, 1870.
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"lnE RULING PASSION, STRONG IN DEATH."-
Van Buren, is conslning the latter days Of his reign
by the infection of pun>hments. Mr.. HAGER,
Post Master al West Marlinsburg, and Mr.. HENRY
Post Master in Watson, Lewis County, have re-
Gently been reformed for the offence OF daring 10
think for themselves. We do not object to this.
Let the "De>trctives" make the most Of their time.
Their power 10 prescribe and 'punl,h" will soon
terminate. The 18th Of March will open upon the
Kepn'lc with brighter prospects. On that auspi-
corl> day, Gen. HARRIsoN will take possession of
the White House. And on that day Mr.. Van
Buren, will depart for Kmderho0k.
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S ~ u "a "a o

nR. NJ. HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
D VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief Of
Catarrh, Dizziness ofthe Head. Weak Eyes
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuffles, partial shocks
Of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by A. HIrcH.
COCK & Co, sole proprie.ors, III Gcncsee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burling-
ton only by J. & j. II. PECK d Co., in Yer.
gcnnes by J, II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
Whitney, LANDoN & Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James, auu .
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GEMTIAE ACsEN OK,
ST. JOHNS, Lo,rer Canada.


TE9EE undersigned having been placed in
Il charge Of the Raiiroad WHARVES
and STORES, at 81 johns, begs to offer
his services to the pubic, (upon has oWn
responsibiHty,l as General Agent for the
transaction OF all business, IN any way, con
nected with the American Carrying Trade.
His charges will be az tolows:-
Ga all transactions upon which it may be
necessary 70 make advances for Custom
House Dues, back Frelghls, or other char.
ges, q per cent commission. A Custom
House Brokerage will also be charged, Of
%. Cd, upon every Entry Of Goods, inward
or outward.
The low rate Of these charges makes it
imperatlvely necessary that all Advances.
Commission, &c. &c, be paid on the deliv.
erv of the Goods. WIN. COOTE.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
ST. .J0hnS .4DrH 4 i81O
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Farm for Sale.

TIME farm now occupied by Nathaniel
Il Dutlon, IN Essex, containing 266
acres of Land, Of which about 10 ceres is
intervae land, and the remainder of the
land is Of the most desirable quality, is
offered for sale, Also, about 70 Tons Hay
now on the farm, will be sold with or with
out the farm. For terms and price enquire
of HlcKoK a. CArLIN.
Burlington, April 81, 1910.
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I'd Edition.
il @ w "A II ID

or the Grand Bazaar Cheap cash
~ Store, who was taxed $500 for his
faculty of selling goods cheap, whose loss
on $50 Windsor money OF Is per cent
was gain and who has cold great many
goods brought by the Great Western is
now back again from New York the second
time this spring and says never has there
been in his time SO great a change in The
value OF Money, as has taken place within
the last half year-,he article then was
abundant aud brought but very low price
in any market with which he was acQualn-
ted, but now in this short space great and
unprecedented revusion has occurred aud
CASH and other commodities have changed
places. while in the somerset aud whrl
nearly every business mans affairs, if not
faculties, become at least partially derang.
ed, and more astounding 1t could moi have
been to many even had the People and the
Government o. the same time have turned
too, from the like cause of a high imitation
and great overgolng beyond income, how
ever leave wha, has been and turn to the
present state of things. Money is now in
great request, not SO much for paying debts
as for buying goods, for that purpose it is
more valuable particularly at Howards
than ever before known-he has made
great use of the article IN furnishing his
supply through the New York Auctions
and Is now particularly deslrous to obtain
another lot OF real first rate cash suitable
for the same market, for which he will
allow the highest price payable in New
Bonneis, Siiks Mouselaine dc LANES, Cal,
!coes. Fancy Goods, Broad Cloths, Sc. &C.,
or any other of the innumerabIe varieties
and kinds Of Goods to SUIT customers ant
all further information as to the value o
money may be also obtained by applying
at the store kept by
May 6, l840, S. EARL HOWARD.
p. S. The new Goods have arrived.
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MILITARY GOODS.

A FEW Swords, Epauletts, Plates,
IN Sockets, Eagles, Lace Stars, Flasks,
Plumes, Fiat Eagle Buttons with stars and
plain border, worsted Knots and wings,
clusters of black Ostrich Plumes, chapeuu
Belts. Sashes, Spurs, Holster Pistols,
FIasks, &c. Companies furnished low.
where en- order is given in time 10 have
the goods made, variety store.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
Nav g. 1870
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70 PENSIONERS.
VAR DEPARTMENT.,

Pension OFFICE,
March 5, 1910
NOTICE is hereby given tina, The Pen
IN sioaers residing IN the Counties Of
Bennington Rutland, addison. Chittenden,
Franklin, Lamoiite, Grand Isle, and that
part of the County Of Orleans situated
within the fourth Congressional district, in
the State of Vermont, will from and after
the first day OF June next, be paid at Bur
lng,on, by HEMAN Lowry. ESQ.,, Pension
Agent. ]. l.. EDWARDS.
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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city, says there were d, 900 barrels OF Flour there,
waiting to be shipped 10 New York as soon as the
Lake was clear Of ice at Buffalo. The ice is now
all gone, and the above Flour from Detroit is part
Of it on its way down. Three years ago Michigan
imported Flour from Buffalo; now they have it to
sell in large quantilies.-Journal of Commerce,
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GARDEN SIIDS

DAiSED tor; and put up by Joseph
III Beck g. Co, at the Seed Establish
ment, connected with the New Eng
Farmer Office Boston.
OR.N.4.N ENT.AL FLOWER SEEDS.
SO bs RUT.4 B.lGA, Just rec d aud for
sale by STRONGS q CO, agents.
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STATTcNEEY!!!

DLUE laid cap and letter paper, note
- paper, tissue paper, visiting cards,
card Cases, Quills, S,celpens superior art,
Gle, Inkslands, sand Boxes, Waters, Ink
and fluids, sealing wax, English drawing
pencils, pencil leads. paper folders, &c &c
For sale by SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
College Street, May 8, 1910.
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Go, 60, 60 to Switzerland!
Our Ancient Sister Republic

~ REAT BASSO RELIEVE OF THE
" MOUNT RIGI, or q geographical,
geometrlcal and historical plan of the most
romantic and classical part of Switzerland
called in the history the Cradle of the
hevetc liberty. The inhabitants of Bur
lington are respectfully invited to attend
that beautiful imitation of the home of
the renowned hero w iliam Tell. Executed
by Swiss officer Exhibition in The Court
House. Hours of admission, from Q to 6,
and from to 0, p. M. Tickets 25 cents
Children half prlce--to be had at the Tx
change Hotel. and at the door.
Explanations will be furnished every
vister.
Burlington, Moy I, 1910.
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WCRs MS! WORMS!

THNO remove these troublesome and danger
n Gus inhabitants of the stomach and bow
els, which so often impair the healtl, and de-
stroy the lives children and adults, USE Doct.
NJ IIitchcocks WORM TE.4-a certain and
safe preparation for the removal of the varI-
Gus kinds Of worms that iniest The human sys
TEN. We say USE Dr.. NJ. Hiichcok's Worm
Tea, for this plain rcason--that in no ono of
the thousand eases, whore it has been used
agreeable to the printed directions, has it ever
failed
NIB. Ask for DR., NJ. HITcHcocK's Worm
TEA, as there are many noslrums abroad for
the destruction of worms.
For sale wholesale and retail by A. HITcu-
COCK & Co.. sole proprietors, II Genesco ST..
Utica. and by their agents throughout tho
United States and Canada. In Burlington by
J. & J. II. PECK IL Co., in Nergennes by J.
Il. Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon
n Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James. aug,
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NOW OPENING

GTRAW Baskets, Fans, Candlest,cks,
- THERMOMETERS, narrow and wide
Whaleboue, Wlcks for patent Lamps, Pts
tolls, Glass Nipple Shel., Sherman Loz.
enges, andPlaslers, Mo'isons Pills, Stocks
Plated and Bfittanis Ware, Quilts, and q
great Medley of other articles, 10 which
additions will be making as the wants and
fancy Of customers may suggest, at the
Variety Store.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAlD.
Nav LIST, 1870.
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Good g. Neat India Rubber

SHOES. lined and plain, Just received n,
the ne,o Cash BOOT s, SHOE STORE,
nearly opposite the Ladies Seminary,
Cburch.st. Ladies Shoes of Bronze KID,
made 10 order; Ladies and Gentlemen
wishing a good article for cash. are invited
to call. r. BATCHELDER.
Burlington. May o. le4O. CIV
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Wolcott's Interchangeable Blue

WRITI.vG FLUID which is rapidly Ia.
king the place of all other INKS and fluids
on accoun, Of its cbeypuess elegance and
durability Of color, is jus, received and for
sale at wholesale and retail at the Book
STORE of ID. A. BRAIN AN.
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At Aztalon, Jefferson Go. w. r. on Sunday
April 5, Mr. JONATHAN LYMAN JR. formerly OF
North Ferrisburgh Addison Co. VT TO Miss SALLY
81. kEAN, Of the former place.
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CARPETINGS, &C.

TENHE subscribers have just received
IL largo assortment Of superfine and
common Woollen Carpeting Of new pat
terms and superior quality which will be
sold very low for cash. ALSO, twilled
and plain Venetian Stair Curpeting, Ia
Bile and Floor Oh Cloths, Dsmask and
watered Moreens, a great variety, some
very rich colors, N. LOVELY g. Co.
Nav T. 1870
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BLUE FLUID.

q TEPHEN'S English Blue fluid, war.
- ranied not to change colour nor njure
pa per, the best article erer imported, for sale
NAYS. 5yS. HUNTINGTON.
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In Williston on the 29Ih inst. Mrs. Hannah, Con-
sort OF Gen. Zadock Coleman, in the fifty fourth
year other age.
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This gives the wings majority of ten
on joint ballot, counting Bailey (mprac-
ticable,) against us on the Senatorial
question. lie will however, go with us on
all other questions-hencc, the actual
political majority is -! "Old Virginia
never tire.''
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Interchangeable Blue Ink,
TN small bottles, BRISTOL Board, Drnwing
Il. Paper. Paints, Camel's hair pencils,
Sable pencils, Cards &c. just received at
the Varie,v Store.
PANGBoRN & BRTNsMAID.
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Gloves in a Nut Shell.

Gloves in a Nut Shell.
ssuERE wedding Gloves Of snow white kid,
Il i Are in "A nut concealed,
But we are told there's nothing hid
That shall not be revealed"
"And SO if any gentle swain
Upon his nupla eve,
will crack this magic nut in twain,
The treasure he'll perceive.
ALSO, for sale Cherry Stones with 10 dozen
Spoons in them, and other fancy articles al the
Variety Store. PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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@@M> WARMTSDWs

VI II TIC OF UtH, 77s1NN70OvV, CUTI1~
Il prslng an account of his civil and
military services. and also beautiful por-
trait of The general, and several engravlngs
descriptive Of his numerous victories with
the British ard Indians, published by Griggs
q Elliot, Philadelphia. price so cts.
May For so by s. HUNTINGTON.
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&SlEs;gs 80 q

TIRGINIA-THE RESULT.
The returns are now complete, with
the exception of five counties. Giving
all these to the locol,ocos, we have the
following cheering result
Wing Locoioco.
House. .............72. 60
Senate. -..l6-.............l6
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RAIL ROAD OFFICE.
Montreal, March %, 1910.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31

the present opportunity of pronouncing it
FALSE, and challenge proof of the as
sertion. For proof of the situation in
which stand to the county, | refer you
to the following certificate of Henry
Green, Esq.
|, Henry Green, one Of the Commits
sioners of La Sale county, do hereby
certify, that William Reddick, Collector
of La Sale county, appeared at the June
term OF the Commissioners Court, and
stated to said Court, that he was prepared
to make settlement for the Taxes due
the county and state, whereupon the
Court made the following order:
County Commissioners Court, June
Term, 1910.
TUESDAY, June I'd, 1910.
Ordered that William Reddick, Col
lector be allowed until the next regular
term of this Court to make final settle
ment for taxes by him collected, for the
reason that the sale of lots and lands for
taxes has not been completed
| certify the above to be a true copy
from the record. July 2Sth, 1910.
]. CLOUD, Clerk.
And do further certify, that | have
this day examined his account with said
county, and find that he is perfectly able
10 .ottlo tho Ut
HENRY GREEN.
OHa,ca, July 2sth, 1910.
Fellow Citizens have refuted one
by one the foul and slaaderous charges
preferred against my official character ),
and | trust, should other charges of SINH
lar nature make their appearance, you
will treat them in the manner they de-
serve.
| am not conscious, | have met the
expectations of my friends in every re-
spect, but this | do say, | have endeavor-
ed to discharge the duties of my office
with impartiality and to the extent of my
abilities.
Fellow-Citizens if it should be your
pleasure to re-elcct me to the office of
Sheriff, | have but to say to you, the
duties of that situation shat! be performed
impartially, and | trust, to your satisfac.
ton. remain,
Your obediant servant,
WIN. REDDICK.
OHaaca, July 2Sth, 1870.
The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
NUMBER IL.
Progres.-..A Thoughs.

Onward is the order Of nature! Itis
written on the streams as they flow, and
the planets as they roll Z! Onward is the
order of intelligence. What was man
what is he
He stood upon the beautiful earth saw
age. The mighty energies and attributes z
of his spiritual nature were enclosed With
in him, for time had not unlocked the cas-
ket. The perception of his senses we've
his guides of thought. The howl of
the wind through the branches of the
forest, had to him a prophetic meaning,
for he could not trace the sound-a
my sterious agency; and in the CULVER
ing of the leaves, he recognized the
finger of God The blue concave a.
bove him was mighty and solid arch;
and he saw the light and felt the heat of
the great ball of fire that came up on the
one side, and went down on the other,
and there he worshipped There was a
spirit in the consuming fire that burned
upon his hearth stone. The thunaer
came; and the thunder was the rolling of
the chariot wheels of offended deilies,
and the lightning the dreadful weapon of
their wrath, and he knelt before the affairs
he had reared to the invisible Gods be-
You'd the wonderful arch that spanned his
sight. He stood by the outstretching wat
ers, and it was the might of dread and
adorable spirits tina. lifted the huge waves,
till their white capped crests seemed to
dash against the sky, while the twinkling
stars were the lamps of heaven!
What is man! A portion of time has
mingled with eternity, and the casket is
unlocked. Man rides upon the wings OF
the wind, and it is his minister. He hears
it howl, and sees the quiyeriDg of the
leaves, and smiles unmoved at his triumph.
Like scroll hath he rolled back that blue
concave, and surveyed, with mutual Wis
ion, the far reaches of in6niiy. He hath
measured the light and the heat, and he
tclleth of that great ball of fire, whence
it cometh, and whittier it goeth on its ma
jestic round. The consuming fire obey
eth his commander, and there is to him a
pleasure in the voice of the thunder, and
the flash of the lightning, for he knowe,h
them. He careereth on the roaring waves
and those twinlliug stars are indeed, the
lamps of Heaven; for they are like that
great ball of fire though far-far remov-
ed, and light the Universe Harrington.