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Two IllE ia LDsIk r. A DE ID ~ OIl1EN S
l. Does anj know neighbor or a friend who has
been Bald, and whose head is now covered with fms
hairl One whore coat collar was covered with dan.
Duff though brushed every hour which has now van.
ished entirely Or one whose hairs nj early age were
tur,ing grey, who now has no, gre, hair ? Children
whose heads were covered with scmr,-~hose hair
would not grow, thai now growing The fue', ,ops
Of hair Some cases must be known 10 most person..
Ask them The cause, and YOU will be told that ,hese
thing, have been done by the use OF The Balm Of Co.
umhia. or 20 years growth is this article, iis demsnd
increasing annually eome hundred per cent.-hough
when discovered not opposed by Thing for the Same
purpose now ASA lied by almost nnmbe'less mushroom
Trash preparations that will ruin the hair IL used 10 any
extent. Can more than these facts lie wanted refer
the recommendations by list ofnames Of respecia.
bny. unequalled by any other article. l.ook 10 these
hngs-buy this article. Stay and preserve your hair
By i've use, if bald restore IT, Lades, attend 10 this
-huulrcds in fashionable lie are usng it as the only
article really fl for the toilet Long hair is very opt
TO fall out. La'es, use the Eam Of Co'umh in IN time
TO save yourselves the dsernce Of badness BY neglect
Of your persons !. your duty, as NOR alis. 10 pro.
serve the beauties Of nature, with which bouu,ifu
Creator has endowed you use the Balm Tor will do il,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several most hagrant attempts have been made 70
-o"n,e fei, the true Balm of Columbia. Some OF the
'mpoecrs Muvc gone so lar counterfeit the speu.
did wrappers, and the Falls OF Niagara and every ex.
,ernal mark except the name of Com.ock, which thev
dare moi forge. 10 avoid impo.itins therefore, oil.
ways look for the name Of Comsiock & Co. or L. 6.
ComsIock, and buy the article unless it has that
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only Al No.
| 2 Fletcher street, N. Y. and BY PANGBoRN and
BRINsMAID, Burlington VI. i.l
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STATE OF vEKMCNT, ! TIA probate court
Amos lIickOk'S Estate,

YNO the honorable the probate court for the 1s,rc,
l. Of Chuendcn, comes the subscriber, Nelson
late Of Charlotte deceased and repre- ents that the per-
sonal estate Of said deceased will not lie sufficient TO
pay the debts and charges Of administering the estate,
and hereby makes application TO said court forlicensc
TO sell much OF the real estate may necessary
10 pay the sum $50 dollars. NELSON HlCKOK.
Burlington, June ~, 1910.
STATE OF VERMONT, AT probate court hold
DIsTRIcr OF CHrrrEHpEN, en- al Burlington, in said
that an account be taken of the debts and also the
that the heirs and All persons concerned in scI .;a,.
be notified appear leforc said court the 29h day
Of June, inst. at the Registers Office, Burlington
aforesaid, TO give bond for the payment Of debts and
show why such license aforesaid, shall not Re
granted, and that such notice he given by publishing
the above application and this order three weeks
cessvcly, as soon as may he, in the Burlington Free
lrict. Given under my hand the day and year frs,
above written. jl5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DLA( KSMlTII...The subscriber having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Black smith business, IN all its forms, in the new shop
on Madison street, near Fol.cu q Braley'> Store,
would respectfully invite the inhabitants Of Burlington
and vicinity to give him call, he is fully prepared
to do all kind, OF work in his line, the shortest no.
ticc lest manner, and most favorable terms. He ha.
for many years pas, given his particular attention to
the Horse >hoeng business, and Farriery in all its
branches. From the long experience which he has
from theory and practice, he feels fully confident in
commencing himselfto the public. He will he pre-
pared at all times give his personal attention to all
kinds Of work in his linc-such as Ironing Wagons
and Seighs, Shpwork, &c. All kinds OF edge tools
made in The hes, manner and most approved style. lie
trusts that by giving business his undivided attention,
and the low prices which he will be enabled 10 fur
nsh work. to receive share Of the public patronage.
JOHN SORAGEN.
Rurlinr,on Anrll TO- 1870
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INQU1RE-AsK THOSE WHO KNOW.

Il Those only whoiknow by tial or immediate obser.
vaiion form any idea Of The effects. Of the peri
relief, Of The amos charm-lke effected in cases
Of The Pills, RHEUMATISM, all SwELLINGS, and
all external PAINS, matter how severe, bv The
of Hays Linimcn. Find one who has used it that III
no, aud it above all things used and yon will find
what cannot be found. irJ'for the reefof euffer.
ing human beings who may be afflicted, beg you AK
ask Of those who know-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoSKLfN, u s Judge for that dislrct, residing
Auburn ask MATHEW ]. MYERS, ESQ. Athens,
N. Y ask Gen. DUFF GREEE. late OF Washing on
city each Of ,ese gentlemen know case. unconGner.
able by all Other remedies physicians, though tried
Tor many wears, that have been cured by the use Of tho
genuine Hays Eminent Tn ,u,ands Of her persons
know similar cures. We appeal to their sense Of jus.
owe your suffering eIlow-beings 10 let this great
remedy be known. Speak Of then all your r,eads
This " III save much pain where the newspapers arc
not read where readers are nceduons, because
many worthless articles are advertised for the sams
purpose To buyers we say, If all who have used it do
not say 1t is beyond all praise. then do not tnke II.
the proprel will not allow This article 10 be paid for
unless II cures when MI The drec ions are fully follow.
cd. Will any suffering refuse now TO Try it! II he
does he ought I've pilisd more FIR hs obsnary than
his suffering. tl-JoMr. Hays would never consent to
offer This article he compelled by his OF
moral -oi religious dn,yio do all in his power Tor e
victims Of distress and misery. For this purpose he
would sooner devoe fortune, than secure dollar Dr
any worthless article. fl LOOK OUT Soma
swndlers have counierired ihs article, and put il up
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. One
hing only will protect ,ou-i is the name OF Con't0,
g. Co that name must be always on The wrapper, or
YOU ure cheated. Do uo forget Take this d'ree.
ton with YOU and test by that, never buy for II 10
impossible for any other 10 be tue or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold BY Com,tork & Co ? fletcher street, n York.
el for sale ONLYby rAsGsoRs& BRlssMAIp.
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NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. Thb
aaluaIle Iereial.le Mcdcinn nlS lc.

NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivacd
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsiasor [nd
geson, diseased LIVER, bilious disorders, Dropsy, Asth-
ma, Cos,iveness 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, Hoarseness, shortness Of breath, Nervous
complaints etc., which are frequently the effect Of dis
ease. For Fever and Ague, it is most valuable pre-
ventative as well as sovereign remedy Its virtues
snrpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST..
Vltus Dance,-two bottles have been known 10 cure
this affecting disease, after having bafled every
ton tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints. tits pleasant TO take
and easy in its operation, that may he administered
the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
and a large number Of ladies, who have proved the
virtues of the Medicine Ivy personal and that Of their
families. bill ofcer,ifca,es accompanies each bottle,
with directions. Ii may lie had wholesale retail Of
S. Britain, Barre, and J. e. Fanam, Fast Williams
town. VI. sole propre,ors. Prepared from the orig lin
al recipe for sale by +. II. Prentiss, Montpelier and
J. & II. PECK e. Co, Burlington, and in the princ-
pal towns in the state; all directions signed in the
hand writing Of the proprie,ors. jel9
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PREPARED ONLY by THE SOLE Proprietor.
DANIEL. GODDAKD, No. y uv.p Or.

pretof authorized Physician from whom Ike Reeps
himself and in his extensive practice in Pulmonary afse.
tons, with astonishing effect The happy combination
Stomach. --'''N W N'''N'' -''S' -'''' -'-'
This medicine has been used very extensively and tn
failed in giving relief in diseases which is
5 in eases a. to ,
had failed. the most decided and faering success has
attended It's use Common colds, which generally IL
effect OF obstructed perspaton, will yield inuonoo
in few hours when used in asthma hoarseness whse1.
ing, and shorness of BREATH gives immediate relief pro.
without rival operates with gentle e1peetora,ion and
may be given to infants with perfect safety.
eiored in bill of directions enclosed in an engraved
wrapper bearing on the signature Of the proprietor his
on the cork New England Cough Syrup
few ofthe many certificates in favor Of this Syrup which
in Of the Proprietor added
Of those who may be troubled with similar complaints.
Messrs. Mcfat, Plu'nmer& Co.
Gentemen-After having tried, by the recommendation
Of my friends almost every medicine for cough without
the least relief had recourse TO your New England
that has cured me Of most Obstinate cough:
ever knew, and shall feel to be duty to recommend
to every one whom nd in need Of so valuable medi'
en-? Boston, Noe lss5 's'p'':5' JOHN STEVENS
have the satisfaction and pleasure of informing you
cured of you the 2ad of April has entirely relieved me
from very severe cough which had afflicted a shor
permanent relief induced by the advice OF my
friends, cry your Syrup The result have already stated
it succeeded beyond my expectation; and cheerfuy
recommend valuable medicine for all those who
may be afflicted with similar complaints
Yours respectfully, CHARLES RUGCLES
Boston, May L. lS35.
gives me grea, pleasure to be able to add my testimony
In favor Of your New England Cough Syrup, bottles
Of which having entirely cured my cough which was %
severe that my advised me to spend the coming
Syrup will preclude the necessity
Yours, &c. JOSEPH BRADLEE.
Boston, September |, 1884.
The Proprietor would add that he constantly receiving
numerous testimonials Of the value and efficacy Of thi
remedy.
The above article Is sold wholesale In
Nee York, by the Proprietor and all the drueeI,ts
Boston, BY Henshaw ( Ward, Maynard
Noyes, Brewers, Stevens &Cushng
Philadelphia. By Isaac Thompson, J. ( J. w. Smith
c. w. Carpenter, and A. Fullerton jr
Baltimore, by X. H. Coleman < Co.. Whitaker &
Bartol, and G. N. Popplein, jr.
Cincinnati, Ohio, by Glascoe HARRISON and Alien Co
Pittsburgh, Penn, by James Schoonmaker L Co
Ne,c Orleans, by Nathan Jarvis.
albany N. y, by Sands Shaw.
ss.,;,a-, n S., BY II c. Friedman.
ST. Johns, ". D., by W. o. Smith.
And sold wholesale BY the druggists and apoheea ,isl
generally throughout the United States
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John Weeds Estate.

Dlsr OF cnrrrrSDrs, IS. "A holden at Burlin linz
ton, within and for The district aforesaid, on the 18th
day Of June, A. d. 1910, instrument purporng to
he the last will aad testament of John Weel late o
Iincsburgh SAID district, deceased, was presented o
the court here for probate, by An>on Weed therefore
is ordered by sand court, that public notice Re given
to all persons concerned therein, appear bcfore sad
tiers office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday
July, A. ID. 1910, and contest the probate Of said will
and it is further ordered that this order lie published
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington, in this state, the
last OF which shall lie previous to the day assigned, As
aforccad tor hearing. Given under my hand nj The
Reg >,crs office, this 18th day Of Jnne, 4. y. 1870
je.l5 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DIsEAsEs OF TIE LUNGs..-Decided'y

| II
- the most popular remedy ever known IN America.
| Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam il the most valuable
remedy now IN use for coughs colds asthma or hh'e'
consumption whooprs C.dgh sf pnl
OF every kind ls sale is steadily increasing. and the
proprietor, ave constantly receiving he most fayo,abls
account Of its effects. The following new certificates
are offered for public examination.
| An INTERESTING CAsE.-Exrraci Of a letter from
Mr. & Clay, Kingston. UsIer CO., N. Y. TO Tho
pruprieiors "Yomrs Of ,he 9th inst, was duly reed
remarkable cure WAS effected by the Vegetable Pul.
msnary Basam IN the winter and spring Of 1888. Tho
Ierson, Mr.. Moody, had been sick a long ,ime with
The co~nmr'ion. lis physicians had given him up.
lie reduced low TO he unable 10 help him.ei
and was raising large quantity OF blood when he
commenced using the Bal-am, which has effected q
complete cure, and he is now as hale and heart, -
ever he was. Mr.. Moody has removed from This town.
but he has promised me detailed account of his
case, which will forward you. L. ;, CLAY.
Kingston, N. Y. jane 25. 1858.
Extract Of a letter from Dr. Jacob Myers Tho
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been cold in this
county for Two Years, and The medicine has gained
uncommon celebrity, for il scarcely in one instance
faded having the desired effect. ] am by no means
~ favor ol The many nosi'ns, nosl OF winch are in
know by nae 10 be effecnaI, cannot help but give my
arprob.iion thereto. counterfeit preparation has
been offered here by ara,eihng Agent. Of Coms"ck.
NJ Y. and there another article ,ended here that 10
JACOB MYuRs. ND
!. milling on, Junia,a co, Penn. May 8. 1897, From
Dr. Samuel Nlorrell, TO the Proprelos Of the Veee
table Pulmonary Balsnm. am satisfied tina, the We
FpetaLle Pulmonary Ba,s,m is u valuable medicine.
|, has been used in hs place with complete in
an obstinate complaint Of the lungs, attended with .
severe cough. loss Of voice. and The ras'ng OF mncs
blood, wh"h had previously resisted many approved
prescr ipens. Aher ueing The Bslssm one week, The
patterns voice returned and he was able 10 speak audi
bly,. This case occurred some time eince, and Tie
man is now engaged no, only in scys but HAZARDOUS
business. Respectfully, &c. 3, MoHRHLL,
For .als, wholesale and retail, BY J. J. H.
PECK Co., Bur- loS,on, VT
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CuERMAN.s WORM LOZENGEs are the

~ greatest discovery ever made, for dspclng the va
rious kinds of that so frequently and distress
,inglv annoy both children and Adults. They are an
infalble remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily as common pep
permnt lozengc. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its being suspected. Sometimes very trouble
some cough, pains IN the JOINTS limbs, bleeding al
the nose, DC. are occa>oned by worms, and can be
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, ie-
vershncss, thirst, pallid hue, bad taste the mouth
offensive BREATH cough, difficult breathing, itching
at the nose pains in the stomach, nausea, squeamsh-
ness, voracity, eanness, tene'ms itching at the anus
towards ngh,, and at length, dcecons and films and
mncus. One is dose for child two years old--,wo
for four years od-hrce for eight years, and five
for an adult, and should he repeated every morning, or
avery other morning until relieved. Read the follow
ing lettcrSi
New York, March 8, 1889. Dear Doctor, according
to your request we have used your worm lozenges IN
several cases of worms, and found them uniformly
successful. We have no difficulty in getting children
to take them, they are perfectly pleasant We shall
use them in our practice whenever occasion oilers,
believing them 10 be the best vermuge medicine in
use We have also used your soda lozenges very
tensvcly, and find them fully 10 answer the purposes
YOU recommend them for. We yours very respect
fully, y: WEEKS, NJ j;
w. SHADDoCK, NJ. u.
&. r. GREEN, Nj. ID.
NEw Yonx, Feb. 1899. DR.. Sherman, Dear sir
one Of my daughters, aged seventeen years, wa,
troubled for about eighteen monlhs with hacking
cough, broken and disturbed sleep, DC. She was fast
wasting away although she ate quite hearty Sever
physicians attended her without any benefit, From
reading the directions accompanying your worm loz-
enaes, describing the symptoms OF worms, | thought
she might he thus troubled, and accordingly procured
a boz which, to my SURPRISE cured her in week.
They are a most excellent medicine, and heltove my
daughter owes her life 10 them. Yours, &c.
JANE HUMPHREYS, 8 Mercer 81,
j1s Sold at the Variety store by PANGBORN L.
BRlNsMAiD, JeDsiisrs, Burlington, VI.
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having been placed in charge Of the Railroad
WlIARvEs and STORES, at st. Johns, Legs to ole'
his services to the public, upon his own responsible
i,y, General Agent for the transaction of all BUSH
ness, any way, connected with the American Garry
ing Trade. His charges will be as follows: On all
transactions upon which may be TO make adj
vanccs for Custom House Dues, lack Freights 9TH
or charges, ~ per cent commission A Custom
House Brokerage will also he charged, Of 2s l., upon
every Entry Of Goods, inward or outward. The low
rate of these charge makes it mnerativcly necessary
that all Advances, Commission, sc. &C., he paid or
the delivery Of the Goods. Wsi. COOTE.
RAIL ROAD WHARF,
ST. Johns, Ahril a, 1910. a.l7:3m
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kILI-lIEaiss1z = :; :!

SHIP by Old Troy Tow Boat Line,-Coen,es Slip.
~ 1910. AGEN1S--ALLEN WHEELER LEONARD
CROKER, LOG, Broad ST. New York Moore e. Slimp-
son, River st. Troy; VIM. II. Moore 70 Quay ST. Al
lany; Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis a. Co.
Buffalo; Philip Allen, Buffalo; Geo. A. French, Dun
kirk, n. Y. George 7. Camp Il Co. Barcelona; &. NJ.
Reed, Erie, Pa; McNam d Co. Cleaveland, o.; M.
b. Ross Go. Portsmouth, o.; II. n. a. n. Is. Gates,
Black RIVER o.; Jenkins & Tracy, Huron, o. Barber
d Barney, Sandlsky City, o.; Chester x Sringham,
Detroit, Mich; r. w. Titus Toledo, O.; G.. s. Hazard,
Manmee City, o.; Wheeler g. Porter, ST. Josephs ].
g. Seigh', Michigan City, Ind; Dawson s. IIosmer,
milwaukee, W.; G. NJ. Reed, Chicago, Ill. jc.l.3m
Mark packages "T. 4 NJ. Line"
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LOVELY g. Co., have ,,,s, reed from n,

M LOVELY & Co., have Just reed from New
No York, and are now Offering for sale at s,l.fur.
her reduced prices for ready CASlI-a more complete
assortment Of fancy and other GooDs adapted to the
season and the times than ever beore--among which
ket. Also, a new supply of Glassware, Crockerv and
Looking Glasscs--Also, English Currants, Pr,nes,
Dry Groceries, Mats, Russia and other Carpc,ing, oil
Cloth for Tables, Floors and Innings, etc. More mex,
week. June 10
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FORWARDING. SC. 1910.

THE siIbscrEors viii connir Inch
fSA business as Forwarding and COn-
J ,GN mission Merchants and Gu ON
<44NS House Agents, at the Port Of SAINT
s&11-4.Jo JOINS, Lower Canada.
They DO not oicr their services "free Of any charge
TO those persons interested in trade with the United
States, but will endeavor 10 make their attention TO
the interest Of their employers worthy reasonable
rccompcnce.
Having good Wharvcs lat which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will ant) and excellent Storage
together with the convenience of a connecting Rail
Track with the CuAMPLAIN and ST., LAWRENCE
RAL-RoAD over these wharveS, they lacr thcmselve,
that, with fifteen years experience in This branch Of
business, they will he enabled TO do much to facilitate
aud encourage trade between the United States and the
Lower Province. JASON G. PIERCE Il son.
ST. Johns, l.. c., March, 1910. GIN
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I 1VCIe .V!NVSGINIIGI NTVTHllIC, O"urrn and
- Headache SNUFF. This SnuiiS superior to any
thing yet known, for removing that troublesome dis
case, the Caarrh, and also cold in the head, and the
headache 1t opens and purges out all distractions
strengthens the gland, and gives healthy action to the
parts ALLEGED. 1t is perfectly tree from any thing dele
icrious IN It's compoi,ion-has pleasant flavor, and
lis immediate elec', after being used, is abgrccabie.-
Price so cents per bottle.
Doci. Mar>hals Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Plaster is unrivacd for curing scroflous swell
ling>, Scurvv Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pans in the sides, Hips and Lmbs and seldom fails o
give relief in local Rheumati>ms. If applied 10 the
side, will cure many oflhc common Liver Complaints
and is equal, if not superior, TO any thing in n,e for
the feet the virtues of this Plaster have been
witnessed by thousands Of individuals in the United
S,aes, who have te,tel It's efficacy Sold by the pro-
prIetor; Chas. Bowen, MiddIehury, VI. lelg
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NEW SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY Al

rus MITCHELL. The author OF the above works has
tccn professionally devoted the science Of Geo'y and
the Publishing Of Maps, during many years-and his
former productions, especially his Map of the World
for Academies, bear ample tcs,monony Ct HI, alum
dant resonrccs upon which he has literally drawn,
in producing the above school worls.-The following
extract fthc Gcoy and Atlas Is from Joint recon-
mcndation OF the Teachers in the city Of New York.
"Ihcir merits nl!merous-ihe definitions remark
ably plain and concise The exercises are copiois and
important, and he descriptive is uminos and correct.
The divisions of the American continent, repre-
cned and described they really exist the present
ime.-A nd the gross Measurements generally found
in >cnool biographies corrected. The Topographic
cal execution is commonly neat and distinct, indeed
the atlas is a model Of the Kind, and actually teens
with information" The outline Maps are peculiarly
calculated 10 the student in his study, and to
fill up at his leisure. For sale by c. GOODRICH.
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(tROCERIES.-Thc subscriber has full supply
" Of Groceries, including cogniac Brandy, common
do. Holland and Baltimore Gin, 81. Crox and low
Malaga and other Wines, Moasses, Teas, Coffee,
Chocolate, loaf lump and brown Sugars, Rice Pepper,
Cinnamon, Numcrs Allspice and other spices, Cigars.
Tobacco, Mackerel, GOLDFISH, Lest kind for SO poe
100 lbs. And most olher articles in the grocery limo,
Also DRY GOODS, all Of which will lie sold as cheap
as a, any other place The Liquors will lie warranted
Of the te>, qua!ity-inended principally for supplying
nKeep errs, who will find for their interest 10
call and examine them. ISAAC WARNER
BilrlnotOn June 10. 1910, tf