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VALUABLE INFORMATION.- The In
Y dim ECgatabLe PiXa arc a cetlnln euro 10


disease ~ us every Vafeiy"' ioh'' because hry NO
roughly cleanse he s'onach ana bowels 'ndnce pro-
per discharge by Tie lungs, tk'n ana hHey' ana SUI
mutte the blood pu,'iy itsei. IN o'her words h.V
open all the natural drains, and Leave NATURE lWe
Grand Phystctan) nee 10 dive disease from he
body. The above outlets, or dams. are tic common
sewers Of the hniS, thu onsh "hch all morbid and cor
Iupi humo,s he cause OF disease are carried of; aud
50 long they are all Kept open and discharge freely
their a|oiled porions Of inquiry, the body Will con-
,nuc IN health bn when from eating Improper iooh
breathing impure air, sudden transitions from heat 10
cold, over exhaustion or any olher rpuse, the bowels
become coslvr, The pores OF the SKIN become closed
or he kidneys TAN u perform 'heu functions PROPERLY
The inquiries which Should lie drained HON The body
by these outlets. viii lie retained, and continue to ac
cnmn'ae until the body becomes literally loaded wiih
dsase, u he channels ct Our mighty rivers 'ho"h
become blocked up, wOnd not the accGmualed whiets
hud new oni,ts, OF the cnnntrv become inundated I!
Just 30 with The human body; 1.-THE nan' al drans be-
come closed The s'asnan and corrupt hnnors WI find
vent IN the various form sof disease such as Fever,
small f"x, Measles, khe'9na'fm, Gou, Mp"peXy.
&c. or Death will eui otr su0ernss. Therefore,
when sickness ~ the snntch, pains IN he back and
side, quick pulse burning s+n, or any oher u"l'.a.
sani symptoms, indicate lhpl one or more OF the ma
tura drans are not d'sca'Sns hee'y, and The c"ns'
tuition is about 10 comenceSa struggle for the reslora
'io" Of health n" mo s'""ti T.. "@' i" ad,""' ",na
ie hti.k doses ct HE ine'a" l'me''',e inddn We
se,dofe PHs) by so DOING al ne Junction, OF me
b1"y "'' be Ieso'ea 10 ORDER fnd the ln"l n"ors
'he cause OF every nh'n"t'o" or pa'a we f'He) "h'
be removed in so cay and natural ma"ner tia, the
body viii be restored az It by charm. The above
Pills may he take" at AL times and under A. cir
cnms'ancet, w'h pe'irr, s"ie'y.-ihey su" az CON
plains and all ages, and are I" the human cons nnn
as Tod consequently the can nener inj"'e even The
most delicate. Like Our food, they a'e diges'ibIe
therefore they enter into The circulation and nrar an
energy the hood which enables it 10 flow w"h fee.
the pores or'le skin orcn. They and PEI feet
rur ,e,s of the blood brcsu.c ev drain all corrupt
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TNQUIRr--ASK THOSE VINO KNOW

l. Those only whMknow by ual OF immediate obser.
walton, form any idea Of he effects, of the perfect
relief of the almos chstm.ike cures effected in cases
Of the FILES, RHEUMATism, all S"ELLiSGs, and
All external PAINS, matter how severe, by the use
of HAYS lnmenr. Find one who has used that will
not baud above all things ever used, and son w''' mud
what Cannot be found. Ir-j"l or the reltlOi suffer
ing human beings who MAY be htlic ed beg you to AK
AK of those who knnw-ask The Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIS u. Judge for that district, residing near
Auburn, ak MATHEW J. MYERs, Eco. Athens,
n. Y ak Gen. DUFF GREES. late Of Washington
city, each Of these gentlemen know OF cases nnconHner.
able by all ohcr remedies or physicians, though ir'ed
r many ,ears, that have been cured by the use Of The
genuine Hays Iiniment. Til usanhs ofo'her pe,son
know similar cures. We appeal 10 Their sense Of jus.
ure-,her human feelings tL-JNlt is hut 6niy yon
owe your suffering lellow.be,ngs to let this great
remedy be known Speak Of il then 10 all your irleads
This viii save much pam where the newspapers are
not read OF where readers ncr eduous, because
many worthless articles are advertised Tor HE came
purpose To buyers we say II all who have used II do
not say II is beyond all praise, Then do not take H.
The p,opr elor will not allow his article "a be pad Tor
unless cures, when all The directions fully follow.
ed. Wil any suffer ing fuse TORY it II he
does, he ought 10 he piied mo,e r his obsnacy Than
his suffering. }"Nr. ilays would never consent III
offer hs article, we're he not compelled 10y his sense oil
moral III religion. dnlylo do all in his power Tor he
,icliIns Of distress aud misery. For this purpose h,
would sooner devote fortune, 'hln secure dollar io
! any worthless article. tL}SLOOh OUT SOME
.winders have coun le',ed hs article, aud put ~
with various devices. DO not be imposed npoa' I'm,
lhirg only will project lOnii IL The name OF tom0c'
| g. Co that name must be always on the wrapper,
you n,e rneaed. DO uol fngel il. Take ibis dnsc
ton with you aud lest by that, or never buy Tor II
impossible for any other 10 he rue or genuine
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Com.iotk & Co. +? Fletcher s,,ee, n York
Ell for sale ONLYby rAsoBoRs BRissMAip'
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~ The best strengthening plaster in the world, and a
sovereign rene y f pam weakness in the lack,
loins, slae, breast, neck limbs Joints, rheunat, m,
lum ago. &c. az. One million year will not supply
the demand. They require little warming leurn APP
plicatlon Warranted superior 10 all Others, and for
one quarter the usual price, making not only the hest,
hu the cheapest plaster IN the world. II a"OrlS relief
in few hours, and makes astonishing cur,s. In liver
complaint and dyspepsia, il sholll lie worn over the
region ofthe liver stomach AMI II will lord great
and astonishing relief In coughs, colds, asthma, dill
entity Of breathing, oppression Of the chest stomach,
they will Immediately soolh, and greatly lenclit the
10 stand much, will receive decided support from one
ofhc.c truly strengthening pa>Icrs. Physicians gen
orally recommend them, in preference 10 all others c.
cause they stick or adhere letter and ford greater
relief. In their operation they are stlmulan tonic
and anodyne. They are composed Of entirely di lcren
ingredients from any other; ana Known from the cx-
periencc Of mil ions, who have use them, as well a,
the unitel testimony, ofa the celebrated and dstin
glshcd clergy and physicians, 10 Re the mot useful
aud highly me licaie plaster, ever invented ocret
10 the pubic. Several persons have called at the ware
house 10 express their surprise and thanks NJ III,
almost miraculous these plaslerS have e ,cclel
One man who al been 20 a,liIc'el with 'hclmali>In
as TO lie unable to dress himself without assistance
wa enabled after wearing one, only one night 10 &c
IN alone in the morning, put on his clothes and cal
al Our Office with eye, bcamng with 10Y and hls tOng,
nonrnp forth the gladness of his heart, the suddei
and signal relief he had received from this lest Of al
remedies, Ask for Dr. Shcrman's Poor Mans Plaster
Il is 50 cale because the price places il IN tie powe
ofall 10 purha,c 'eing only III cts. sod al The va
rjelv store ly PANGBORN d BRlNoMMD,
Jewellers, Burlington VI.
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TROY s. MICHIGAN SIX DAY LINE.
sxGHUz.,,.s....:
. $500 -

SITlP ly Old Troy Tow Boa, lnc,-Coen,ies Slip.
~ 1910. AGENTS--ALLEN WHEELER, LEONARD
CnocKnR, 1O6, Broad 81. New York; Moore & S,imp-
son, River st. Troy; VIM II. Moore, u Quay Il. Al
Lany; Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis u Co.
Buffalo; Philip Allen, Buffalo Geo. a. French, Dun.
Reed, Erie, Pa; McNaw & Go. cleveland, Oh NJ
Il. Ross a. Co. Portsmouth, O.; II. N. ~ N. is. Gates
Black River, o. jenkins " Tracy Huron, o.; Barber
4 Barney, Sandnsk;y. City, o. Chester & Strngbam
Detroit, M!sh r. W; l,s lq,edo, O.; G;s. Hazard
G. SIcghf, Michigan City, Ind; Dawson q Hosner
milwaukee, W.; &. NJ. Reel, Chicago, Ill. jcl.3m
Mark paCkar or q NJ Line,D
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
IN ATLAS WIru Outline MAPS lr $ Arcrs-

TUs MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
been proie ionay devoted the science Of Geo'y and
the publishing Of Maps, during many ycar,-and his
former productions, especially his Map Of the World
for Academies, bear ample le>ilmonony Of his abn-
extract the Geo'y and Atlas, Is from Joint recon-
incubation OF the Teachers in the city of New York;
"Iher merits are numerous--thc definitions remark
ably plain and conclc. The exercises are copios and
important, and he descriptive is luminous and correct.
The divisions Of the American continent are repre-
,cntel and described as they really exist at the present
lime..-And the gross Measurements generally found
IN scnool biographies are corrected. The ypograph-
cal execution I'm commonly and distincr, indeed
the atlas molel Of the Kind, and actually teens
with information" The Outline Maps are peculiarly
calculated 10 exercise the student in his study, and to
ill up at his leisure. For sale by G.. GOODRICH.
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L VT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- the most popular remedy ever known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisdm is the most valuable
remedy now IN use lot coughs, colds asthma ,hisc,
consumption. whoop'ng cough and pulmonary aft ctions
ofc,ery knd. Its sale is steadily increasing. aud the
proprieors are constantly ieceivng he most favorable
account Of us effects. The following new certificates
a,c offered for public examination.
AN ISrEREstISo CAsE.-Exirac Of letter from
Mr. g ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co., N. Y. TO the
proprielors. "ionrs Of the OH inst. was duly tcc'd.
remarkable cure effected by The Vegetable Put.
msnary Ba.am in The win'er and spring Of 1885. The
Ierson, MIR. MOODY, had been SICK n long time with
the consumption. Ills physicians had gwen him up.
lie was reduced go low as to lie unable 10 help himself
| aud was raising a large quantity of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam, which has effected n
complete cure, and he is now as hale and hearty as
crc, I've was Mr.. MOODY has removed ION This n,
bat he has prem sed Inc detailed account OF his
case. which viii forward Won. e. $ CLAY.
| Kmgson, n. Y. June rs. 1885,
| Ex,ract of a letter from Dr.. Jacob Myers. The
| Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been cold in this
count, for Two years. and The medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity Tor il scarcely in one instance
failed ii having The des,ed effect. andy no means
in C,vor o The many nosirums, most OF which i'm.
| positions upon a creduous public, but that whcl, |
know by 10 be efecual. cannot help bu, give my
arprob, ton thereto. counterfeit preparation i'e
been offe,ed here by ara,ellng Agent, Of Cumsotk,
~ Y. and there is another article ycnded here that Is
strongly suspec ed 10 lie spu' lous.
| JAcoB MYERS. VI. d.
Mfflingon, Juniata CO. Penn. May g. 1887. F'om
DR.. Samuel Nl0rrelI, the Ptoprietos Of the Fege
table Pulmonary l}alsam. | am satisfied that the We.
getabe Pulmonary Ba's,m ia valuable medicine
II has been used in this place with cOmplee success in
an obstinate complaint Of the lungs, attended with u
severe cough, los. Of voice. and the raising Of much
| blood, whith had previously resisted many approved
prescriptions. After using The Balsam one week, The
patients voice reuncd and he able 10 speak audi
| by. This case occurrcd time since, aud the
man is engaged no, ouly in active bu, ahorious
business. Respectfully, &c. 5. MORRILL,.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by J. y J. II
PECK & Co., Darlington, VI.
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having been placed IN charge of the Railroad
WHARVES and STORES, at ST. Johns, Legs to Offer
his services 10 the public upon his own responsible
y General Agent for the transaction Of all bust
ness, in any way, connected with the American Garry
ing Trade. His charges VIII he as follows: On all
transactions upon which it may e neccss o make adj
vanccs for Custom Hou,c Dues lacl Freights or 9th
er charges, q per cent commission. A Custom
House brokerage will also he charged of o. l.. upon
every Entry Of Goods, inward or outward. The low
rate OF the charge make, il imoeravcly necessary
that all Advances Commission, &c. g., lie paid on
the delivery Of The Goods. WM. COOTE.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
81. Johns, Ahri 4, $40. a.17:3m
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RLN kSMlTH..-7hc subscriber having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Blacksmith business, all IT'S forms, IN the new shop
OR Madison street, near Follcu a Bradlcy's Store,
would respectfully invite the inhabitants of Burlington
and vicinity to give him call, As lie is fully prepared
TO do all kinds OF work in his line the ,horet no.
ce, lest MANNER and most favorable term. He has
for many years past given his particular attention 10
the Horse shCenS f~sincss, and Iarrefy in all it,
branches. From the long experience which he ha,
had, aud the general rormcti ion he has derived both
from theory and practice he feels fully confident in re.
commenting him,eflo the public. iIc will lie pre-.
pared al all times to give his personal attention 10 all
kinds OF work in his ne---such as Ironing Wagon.
and Sleighs, Shpwork, &c. All kinds OF edge tools
made in The lest manner and most approved style. ii,
trusts that by giving business his undivided attention
and the low prices al which he will he enabled to fur
nsh work, 10 receive share Of he public patronage
JOHN SORAGEN.
Rurlino,on Anril IN ISl0.
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a Co., /. E Co. 3 I &C..
CtHAMPLAIN AND 81. LAWRENCE
4 / AII..RO AD...Sr Iuur. tn Al. ,.rn1.

" RAII.-ROAD.--ST. JouNs TO MONTREAL.
The RAIL ROAD COMPANY having creclel extensive
WHARyEs at ST. johns, and suitable SPORES thereon,
Icing nov nearly ompeied, the committee Of man
agcmcn', IN order to o.er every encourae 10 the
important trade al PIE en-. carried on cween the Uni
ted States and Lower Canadaa, have established the
following regulation, viz: FDstiy-Thal all freight
passing TO, or from Lake Champain, per Railroad
line, and address ed Rail Dad Fha,C ST. Johns will
be allowed temporary Wharfage and Storage, free Of
any charge for the same. Secondiy.-Tha, by tenn
pora'y Wharfage and Storage, tue Trade will dis
tlncy understand is meant the time necessary for en-
terlng and passing the Goods through the Custom
House a, 81. johns (of which, the Company shall he
the ;udge.) 10 facilitate which, The person IN charge
own responsibility, to make the necessary Custom
House cnr.es, f rcguirc,!-at the same time ,ho>,
who prefer ii, will lie at Ill cr;y transact their own
Custom House business, employ whom they thn,
proper to do so. Ihi,dtg.-1lai the delivery Of all
freight for Montreal will lie made upon the Wharf
there al which time and place, and previous to the
delivery OF such freight, the importer or Con,gnct
must sui sanlate all losses damages, or rors what
soever; falling which, the company will ON no ac-
CONT hold themselves responsible for the same; and
all freight which the Company may lie compelled &c
remove from the Wharlno Store for safe Keeping ow-
ng to the absence or want due diligence on The
part OF such Owner or Consgnee, in causing the same
10 lie removed; viii lie charged with the carriage ant
storaGeot such Goods, nj the customary rates, and
FOurth'y-Ihai all freight most lie paid for on dc.
livery. BY order Of the committee Of management,
W.D. LINDSAY, Com'r.
RAIL ROAD OFFICE,
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DOCT. MARSHALL's Aromatic,

- Headache SNUFF. This Snul'is superior TO any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ea>c the Caarrh, and also cold in the Lead, and the
headache. II opens and purgc> out all distractions,
strengthens the ganl,, and gives healthy action The
parts Affected II is perfectly free from any thing dele
teroas It's compo,itIon--has ca,anl flavor, and
its immediate ecc, after Icing used, is ahgrceabfe.-
Price so cents per bottle.
Docl. Marshall's Vcgcoble Indian Black PLASTER
Ihi, Plaster is unrivaed for curing scronlous swell
ngs, Scurvy Sores Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains ia the sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give relief in local Rheumati,ms. If applied to the
side, will cure many The common Liver Complaints;
and Is equal, if not supcror TO any thing IN for
The feet the virtues Of this Plaster have heen
witnessed by thousands OF individuals IN the United
States, who have c,cl its efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prIetor; Chas. Bowen, Mlddlehury, VI. Jei9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-17

A YOUNG LADY Of good family and OF n lib
"A eral education and who has a thorough iheore,i-
cal and practical knowledge Of the French aud English
languages, wishes TO lind place either in family OF
in a community, a a French teacher. Appliratp ns
III by letter post pad) TO be directed 70 Mr. Mott Pro-
fessor Of Music, Burlington, VI, Junc1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-17

CO0O Nails, Nrads - American Iron.
~OOO kegs Nails from 81 TO COD
$50 do Brads from Ga to20a
Horse shoe Iron
Scroll and lIane do all sizes
Band Iron from ! 10 A inch
Round do do TO n do
Square do Sc 10 do j. & ]. II. PEeE a. Co.,
June 10, Agents e. Keeseyle Manufacturing Co
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BURLINGTON COMB FACTORY.

ID large and general assortment Of Combs of suPE-
RIoR QUALITY now on hand and constantly man, lac-
turing tie a owe establishment, and for sale to the
trade a, low prices Merchants and others wishing to
get good article for recalling will find to their adj
vantage to call and examine for themselves.
June 10, 1910 Villas, LOOMS and Co.
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raRANKLIN HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL
III -SppI NGs In ulEIIG AlE. AI.=Ihc snLscrl:

IL SPRINGS, IN hlGlGATE, VT,-The snbscri,
Ter having furnished aud fitted mp for the reception OF
comnony, The above establishment, respectfully soclls
The patronage Of his friends, and the public genera IT,
The celebrity this spring has attained, the leanly OF
rs location-being situated in pleasant AMI healhnl
The .ubscrfer 10 give satisfaction TO all, it is hoped
wl make i, desirable situation for those who wish
10 avail themselvcs OF the BENEFITS OF the medicinal
waters, and relaxation from the ordinary careS o.
business. - w. 49,
HIshSa'e, Jrne3, 1910 c"
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= WINDOW SASH

w just received ID, ~
and 2f-7 by 8 easements Of
sash, a FIRST rate article al 81
and 5. cents per light; also
all kinds and sizes, turnl, he'd
10 order. Ticonderoga black
lead, a first rate article, for
sale very low, together with
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FORWARDING, Sc. 1910.

THE subscribers will continue Their
r4A business as Forwarding and Com
J ,,TSA mission Merchants and Gus tom
@sS4dAS House Agents, At the Fort OF SAINT
esn=A@J JOINS, Lower Canada.
They DO not oicr their service, "ree ofany charge
TO tho per- ons interested in trade wifi the Uutct
States, bu will en'eavor 10 r,kc their attention &c
The interest of their employers worthy reas onal,
recompence.
Having good Wharves lat which the LAKE CRAM.
PLAT, STEAMBOATS, will land) aad excellent Storage
Together with the convenience of connecting Raj
Track with the CuAMpLAiN and ST, LAWRENCE
Rail- ROAD these wharvcs they nattcr them, elve
that with fifteen years experience in this branch o
business, they will IL enabled do much 10 facilitate
aud cncorge trade Lctwcon the United S,e'es and til,
Lower Province. JASON G. PIERCE Il son.
81. Johns, l.. G., March, 1910. en-
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Giles as cheap car be iound at any other establish.
meat in the place. Gro. PETERSON.
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n WpAINTSTOP. .sSPAULD Mill.

~ have opened a new PAINT SHoP on Church-st.
two doors south a ii. Lanes Stoe where they will
do all kinds Of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARR AGE
PAINTING, in the lest possible manner and on terms
to suit tho G who may favour them with their patron
age. iLJ"Painls, Oil Narnlsh and Putty, constantly
on hand and 'ur sale. re. SPAuLDING.
Burlington, April 0, 1910. q. b. MILLS. "
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TlNHETiPPECA NOE TEXT BOOK. inst received

vNiE l'ffEtANoE rAI BUM, just received
l. large supply Of Tippecanoe Text Book, mad,
up OF documents and facts illustrating Gen Harro on
history, character services and opinions. II is warml,
recommended TO the friends Of Gen Harris on through.
on! the y States, for sale a, the book store
June 70. ID, A. BRAMAN.
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lO,UUO lbs. dry wh're Lead L I'A'
100 casks ground do do
Is bbls. Venetian Rul
10 casks French yc low
50 bbs. American Lin, ced OIL
s5 do Spirits Tnrpcnlinc
Copa Namiah, Gold Leaf sand paper, Smal's,
br shs., Cue, Gum Copal, by "a J. II. PECK & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-17

CRlSTOL BOARD Drawing paper aud Pen
- els. Brilliant rel fluid hne fluid, japan ink, and
la lie, and gcn,lemens STEEL pens inst received from
New York, and for sale Nv s HUNTINGTON.
COLLEGE ST. June 25, lS4O
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GENERAL AGENCY, SAINT JOHNS,
" LOWER G. \ N 4 ID A...Thc undersigned

Raj. ROAD OFFICE,
Montreal, EIarcA 25, 1910.
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NLOTHyERs, TAKE NO1ICE-Thc subscriber
~ at The Winoo,ki Iron Foundry, has on hand and
for sale, new TEAZELlNG GIG, made for narrow
Cloth trst rate machine Of the la'es, improvements
Cloth Jesse CAV
Winooski Village, June II, 1870
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100 FARMING UTENSILS.
lOO doz. Rakes,
50 do Hay Forks,
Is do Manure Forks,
SO do Hoes
GO do scyite Sna'hes
- do CAT and German steel Scyhes, cradle
Scythe., slckles, Ploughs, and Plough casting ly
Burlington, June ~. }. 81 j. II, PECK & Go.
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gar names of few OF them:
Gerarla Flava, False Fox Glove.
Sodago Lanceolata, Golden Mad.
Orontium Aquatlcum, Golden Club
Circpa Canadensis, EnchantersN ghtshsde
Dracoccphalum Virgin Dragons Head
anulh
Saururus Cefnuus Lizards Tail
Prenanthes Serpentaria Liens Goot.
Ophjoglosum Nulgatum Adders Tongue.
Mmuus Alatus Monkey Flower
Clemais Odorata, Virgins Bower.
Viola Prmultolia, Hearts Ease.
Impatiens Maculata, Iouch.me- not.
But, sir besides those raro, and no doubt very
valuable plants, &c, there are some other varc.
ties that are cultivated pretty extensively in the
Presidents garden, which address themselves
for admiration more Immediately to the palats
than to the eye of the beholder--such as fine
Nashonock potatoes homes, drlmhesd and garry
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GtASN PAID FOR WOOL.-The subscril er
~ will pay cash, on delivery, for good clean fleece
wool, delivered al the old store occupied ~ II. Hyde
" Co. nCr,h west CT rner Of College Green.
Burlington, June 10. HARRY BRADLEY.
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-17
NOTICE.

'NHE subscriber having purchased of
Mr.. A. l.. Burlington his remaining
Stock OF Goods, will sell them for Cash,
at the original cost.
Such articles as he does not wish to re-
move from Lexington, he will sell at
n TION',
without reserve on the 2Sth, 29th, 3Oth,
and 3lst of December.
TERMs:-Sums often dollars and I'M
der, CASH; over that amount, Credit
until the 18th OF January Eext, with note
and approved security.
WILLIAM II. RAY.
Lex dec 17-9-lt
Whig Republican. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1840-18??, 1840-12-17
NOTICE.

Is hereby given to all persons concern
ed, that shall apply to the Probate
Court of Holmes county, at the Februa-
ry Term 1911, thereof, for permission to
surrender my letters of administration
with the will annexed, to the estate OF
Charles Land, deceased.
THOMAS II. LAND
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