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NIW STORE
GEO. A. CONNER.

" AVlNG purchased the stock Of goods
III lately owned by B. F. Mcfarland,
consisting Of Vet and Dry Groceries, Dry
Goods, Crookery, Hardware, &c. &c., and
having made large and fresh additions
thereto, by recent purchases at the presen,
REDUCED PRICES, now offers The same 10
pufchasers.On such terms as he feels conf
dent will satisfy all those who may choose
to give him their patronage. or desire 10
purchase at the lowest rates. Intending
10 make it permanent establishment, he
will pursue that course which shall secure
to HIM the continued patronage of those
who favor him with their custom.
Just received large quantity of HERDS
GRASS SEED, perfectly clean, and low for
cash.
Store lately occupied by B. F. McFar.
land. adjoining Franklin Hotel, south west
corner of Court House Square.
Burlington, March 70. 1910.
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s. TO v = S
STRONGS g. CO.,

III AVE received large stock, con-
IL sIs'ing of the various sizes and of the
most approved patterns of Cooking Stoves
together with 6 plate Box,Parlor and Can.
ada plate do. of the various ezes.-'Having
extended this branch of their business and
spared no pains TO procure Stoves Of the
most approved patterns, those well manu-
featured and from stock of superior quality,
thew believe themselves prepared to offer
dealers and others better bargains than
were ever offered in the State. They in
vlte the attention Of purchasers 10 this as
sorlment Of Stoves, where they may also
find Stove pipe, in any quantity and of all
sizes of English, American and Canada
Sheat lron"also Stove trimmings in every
variety. such as Copper, Copper bottom
and Tin Boilers, Tea Kettles, sheet Iron
dripping pans, &c. Hollow Ware for
Stoves, Pots. dish Kettles, Spiders. Ba.
SINS &c." Farmers Kettles, I, D. Q g. 8
Barrels. Nov. IS 1889.
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SPRING GOODS.
FIRST IN MARKET.

M7E have received from Boston and
w New York this week an addition TO
our assoJtment among the New Spring
Goods may be found some small articles
which have lately been enquired for, viz ::
B. g. B. B. drawing Pencils; stout shell
twist Combs; long shell side combs with
fine short teeth very small shell side
combs with fine teeth Horn twist Combs;
white Wax in neat cakes for waxing
thread; Black snaps; very nice plated
Hooks e. eyes (; Cosmetic Cold Cream for
chapped Face, Hands or lips. and to use
after shaving to prevent the face from
smarting chepping &c. Black and white
Court Plaster Lip salve; fine Stocks
stock Buckets &c. &c. We are constant
ly receiving additions and intend 10 keep
every little article wanted. We have
"Blew's improved sovereign Balance" ,c
weigh and guage sovere'gns and hall SOW
ereigns sure to detect counterfeits. Va.
rious kinds Of articles at all times TO be hat
at the Variety Store Of
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAlD.
March 4ih 1910.
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EYE WATER.

nUMFRlES' celebrated Eye Water, is
IL now sought after, and successfully used
as one Of the best remedies known for sore,
inaamed OF weak eyes, its virtues are un-
surpassed, as many can testify, and which a
fair trial will prove.
AN ALMOST HopELEss CAsE.-An old Man.
Who had been SO dreadfuly afflicted with
sore and inAamed eyes, owing 10 the constant
INNING of water FROM them--has been CONS
'letely cured by this Eye Water.
A few hours, sometimes few minutes
use Of this Eye Water, has relieved and cured
cases of days and weeks standing and that
too after other applications had failed. Price
25 cents bottle. ks
*x*Prepared and sold by T. KIDDER,suc-
cessor TO DR. Conway, 80 Court.st up stairs
near concert Hall, Boston. and may also
had Of j. & J. II. PECK & co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed T. KIDpER,
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers.5
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THE LOG CABlN.-The Providence
Journal of Friday, says -" Owing to a
disappointment in bringing in the logs and
slabs, the log cabin will not be put up to-
morrow as contemplated. The logs will
be cut from the farm of Jonathan Hopkins
Esq. of West Greenwich ;-the liberty
pole, eigMy-iive feet high, was cut at
Scituatc, and the slabs arc coming from
Smithficld. The whole will be brought
into the city in the course of next week,
and due notice will be given of the day
for the sraising.'"
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Melbourne.

A PURE blooded AYRSHIRE BULL.
HA shorthorns. three years old, recently
introduced into Vermont.
This noble ANNA is now held ready for
the accommodation of those who may wish
TO improve their breed of neat cattle. A
view Of him will convince the experienced
breeder OF his good points and character
as he has good symmetry. good color. limbs
and horns: is large and active good ma
tured, orderly and quiet. A single CROSS Of
the native breed (even were It carried no
furiher) with this animal, will prove OF in.
caIculable advantage to the stock of this
vicinity. II is the opinion OF com2elen
judges amongst us, and of a majority OF
English and Scotch breeders acquainted
with this country, that for our climate.
q ate Of pasturage, keep, cure, and market,
this breed is preferable to the much exto.
led Durham, [see Cullivator, Vol. A. being
more hardy, requiring less care. and less
keep: and even exceIIing in combining the
two and rather converse qualities of be ing
good mixers and of fauen'ng readily.
TIE r MS
For one Cow, S3 O0-for two Is. 90 and
for three and over $500 each (the plurality
being owned by the same person.) Par,ic.
ular regulations made known at the stable.
He will be kept on Dr. Spooners farm,
Ia of q mile south of The college. on Han.
cock street. II. AINSWORTH.
N. B. A certificate of the purity of the
animals blood will be produced: and any
detection OF deception or fraud in this re.
spect shall exhonerate all concerned from
charges for his services. II. A.
Burlington, March Is, 1910.
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Sherman's Worm Lozenges

ARE the greatest discovery ever made, for
dlspelling the various kinds of worms, that SO
frequently and distressngly annoy, both chil-
dren and adults. They are an infallibe rem.
edy, and SO pleasant to the taste that children
will take them as readily as a common pepper.
mint Lozenge. Many diseases arise from
worms, without its being suspected. Some.
times very troublesome cough, pains in the
joints or limbs, bleeding at the nose, sc. &C.,
are occasioned by worms, and will be easily
cured by using this celebrated medicine. The
following symptoms indicate the presence of
worms. viz: headache, vertigo, torpor, dis
turbed dreams, sleep broken off by fright and
screaming, commissions, feverishness, thirst,
pa Hid hue, bad taste in the mouth, offensive
breath, cough, difficult breathing, itching at
the nose, pains in the stomach. nausea,
squeamshness, voracity, leanness, tenesmus,
itching at the anus towards night, and al
length objections of films and mucus. One is
dose for child two years old-,wo for one
four years; three for eight years; and five for
an adult, and should be repeated every morn.
ing, or every other morning until relieved.
Read the following letters:
New YoRK, March 8, 1889.
DEAR DocToR, According 10 your request,
we have used your Worm Losenges in several
cases Of worms, and found them uniformly
successful. We have no difficulty in getting
children to take them, as they are perfectly
pleasant. We shall use them in our practice
whenever occasion offers, believing them to
be the bes, vermil'uge medicine in use. We
have also used your Soda Lozooges very ex.
tensively, and find them fully 10 answer the
purposes you recommend them for.
We are yours, respectfully,
V. WEEKS, NJ D..
w. SHADDocK, MD.
G. r. GREEN. NJ. d.
New YoRK, Feb. 1889.
Dr.. Sherman, Dear Sir: One of my daugh-
tiers, aged II years, was troubled for about
eighteen months with hacking cough, bro,
ken and disturbed sleep, &c. She was fast
wasting away, although she eat quite hearty.
Several physicians attended her without any
benefit From reading the directions accom-
panyng your Worm Lozenges, describing the
symptoms of worms. thought she might be
thus troubled, and accordingly procured a
box, which, to my surprise, perfectly cured her
in one week. They arc a most excellent
medicine. and believe my daughter owes her
life to them. Yours.& &c.
JANE HUMPHREYS, 8 Mercer st.
Sold at the Variety Store by
P.4NGBORN g. BRLNS.M.4ID,
Jewellers, Burlington,Vt
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DIX. HULL'S
Utero Abdominal Supporter.

"HlS new Instrument for the radical
Il cure of Prolapsus Utcri or Falling Of
the Womb, by external application, super>
seding The use ofthe Objectionable Pessary,
is confidently recommended to the afflicted
as the means of perfect restoration to
health, it never having failed Of performing
cure even under the most aggravated
circumstances. 1t has received the decided
appreciation of Sir Ashley Cooper of LON
DON; Sir Benia C. Brodle; Sir James
Clark. Physician TO the Queen; Dr.. Ash
well, Lecturer on Midwifery 10 Guys Hoe.
pltaI; DR.. Rigby, Lecturer to ST. Bartbol-
omess; DR.. Griffith, Lecturer to Wes,min-
ster Hospital; Dr.. Ramsbotham. Lecturer
TO London Hospital Robert Ferguson,
Lecturer to Westminster Lying-in Hospl-
tai, Dr.. Sweatman. Lecturer to Mddlesex
Hospital and senior Accoucheur to Queen
Charlotte's Lying.in Hospital; also by
Henry Davies, Conquest; Blundell, Lee,
Merrman. Surgeon Keaies &c. by DR.
Moreau President OF the Academic Royale
de Medicine, PARIS and Accoucheur to
the Duchess D'Orleans; Professors Veil
peau Marjolin, Paul Dubois, Samson and
others land in New York by Professor
j. w. Francis G. S. Bedford, M. D.
Professor of Midwifery in University The
city NEW YORK; Professor DeIafield,
Professor Francis U. Johnston. President
County Med. Society; Laurens Hull, pres.
Medical society, state Of New York; prof.
James McNaugbton of Albany; professor
March. prof Cyrus Perkins. prof. Doane---
Drs. Thos. Boyd, Gilbert Smith, Hosack.
Stearns. Ludlow, Cissam. Vache, Power.
Greyson, Van Rensselaer, and many other
distinguished Physicians in the U. States.
A. G. HULL ;--Office Vesey.st,
.4stor House, New York.
O,A constant supply OF he above Instru.
ments, with Dr.. Hull's Improved Truss
for Hernia will be kept by
ROBERT MOODY,
Druggist, BurliH gion. Tt
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S 81 " "a ~ o

nR, M. HlTCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
IL VENTED SNUFF-The best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or America, for the cure and absolute relief Of
Catarrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches, Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snuffles, partial shocks
Of Palsy, &c.
For sale, wholesale and re tail, by A. HIrcH.
COCK L Co., sole proprietors, III Gencsee
street, Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burling-
ton.only by J. & J. H. PECK e. Co., in Ver-
gennes BY J. II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
WHITNEY, LANDoN g. Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James, aug 2
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B0lS0m of Liverzvovt.
N. LOVELY & 90. AGENTS

LNOk selling Doct, Taylor's Baisom flu
Il erwort, for Consumption, L,uer Com
plants, Coughs. Colds, Splitting of Blood, Pain
in the Side, or Breast, Asthma. Pleurisy, Short.
ness Of Breath, Palpiiation Of the Heart, De-
billy, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS and LIVER.
The virtues of this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this regon-suffi-
ciont however, has been used, in Chittenden
and Addison conunties, to give it justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
a remedy and cure for consumption and liver
complants-To show what cures may be ex-
pccted from its use, we insert a single case as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4, 1S36-"The Balsam of Liverwort
has found hundreds of advocates, and has
produced SO large number Of testimonials in
its favor as perhaps 10 render further approba-
ton unnecessary. / cannot Withhold nv small
need Of praise, knowing myself pre.disposed
10 consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transmission, sought all
means TO obviate this calamity, and recover a
naturally weak constitution. I spent two
years al Pisa, in Rome, two years in Florence,
and another in the south of France, seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned TO this country, not
recruited in health and perhaps not much, if
any worse, than when left. | had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
news. papers, containing advertisements Of
the Balsom Of Liyerwort, and resolved upon
trying its boasted virtue. As svon as arrived
in this country, used it. and in three months
was so well that l concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly did SO.
have used bottle now and then, through
the past summer. lam now in as good health
as can wish to be; my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling OF
health. shall be pleased 10 receive any per>
son, who may wish for further particulars, ut
my lodgings, City Hotel.
A. A. DELAFlELD.
For sale, wholesale and retail. by LOVE-
LY & HURLBUT, and at retail by r.
MOODY.
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Thimble Mandatory.
March 4ih. 1910.

TN addition to our other Silver working
Il ing we have commenced making heavy
pure silver Thimbles Of the Canada Pat.
Tern, so that those who wish can have a
thimbe made as heavy and thick as they
please at our shop; we will make them
with the round or three cornered holes.
We make also Spoons, Nursing Tubes,
Sugar longs; Coffin Plates, Rings, Beads
&c, at the Variety Store.
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID
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CATCHEM AND Observation-Disclosures,
in his Diary, tells the following story !:
"Therc were, and believe still are, two
lawyers in New York, with the peculiarly
happy names of Catchcm and Cheetum.
People laughed at seeing these two names
in juxta position over the door; SO the
lawyers thought it advisable to separate
them by the insertion of their christian
names. Mr.. Catchem's christian name
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03

O. A Texan paper saws thata Yankee
came to that country some time ago, as
he said, to die, it being so healthy down in
Maine, where he belonged, that folks lived
forever. After remaining in Houston a
year, he found that he weighed ten pounds
morcthan he did when he quit home,
where upon he resolved to visit New
Orleans in August, and said if that did
not finish him, he should return to his
home and wait patiently for the millennium.
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Estate of John Irish I'd.

Estate of John Irish I'd.
WE the Subscribers, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Pro.
bate Court for the District Of Chiltenden,
commissioners to receive, examine aud ad
just the claims and demands Of ell persons
against the estate Of John Irish Cd. late Of
Milton in said District, deceased, represen.
ted insolvent, and also all claims and de.
mands exhibited in offse. thereto and six
months from the day Of the date hereof, be
ing allowed by said Court for that purpose.
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend to The business Of our appoints
ment, at the dwelling Of Betsey E. Irish in
Milton in said District, on the last Mon
days Of May and June next. at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, on each ofsaid days.
Dated. this goth day Of January a. D.
1910.
LYMAN l,1,!.,.,, BURGESS, } Com,,,.
STEHEN HOXSIE. wv" 10
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DIS SOL " TITO n.

"HE Copartnership heretofore existing
l. between the subscribers in the Carr
riage and Sleigh making business and the
Painting business under the firm of LAW
RENEE g. PARSONS, is this day by
mutual consent, dissolved.
All persons indebted to the late firm oil
Laurence & Parsons on book account are
requested TO call and set, le their accou UNITS.
CHARLES PARSONS.
VIM. II. LAWRENCE.
Burlington, March 49, 184O.
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Druggist, Burlin gion. Te
a CAREFUL examination of The contents
Of this sheet is respectfully solicited from
oil persons.
HAYS LINN EMIT:

IL does cure 80 cases out Of 100.
TT is now used in The principal hospitals
Il and The private practice in our country,
first and most certainly for the cure Of the
Piles and lso extensively and effectually as
to battle credulty. unless where it's effects
are witnessed. Externally in the follow.
ing complaints.
For Dropsy- Creating extraordinary
absorption al once.
Seedlings Reducing them in few honrs,
Rheumatism-Acule or chronic, giving
quick ease.
Sore Throat-By cancers, ulcers or
colds.
Group ond Whooping Cough-ExternaI.
y and over the chest.
.4H Bruises, Sprains, and Burnt Curing
in few hours.
Sores and Ulcers. Whether fresh or
long standing. and fever sores.
It's operation upon adults and children IN
reducing rheumatic swelllngs, and loosen-
ing coughs and tghtness OF the chest by
relaxation Of the parts. has been surprising
beyond conception. The common remark
of those who have used il in the Piles, 10,
ut acts like charm"
SEE that il is signed on the wrapper in
writing COMSTOCK g. Co. Sold by the
doz. or single bottle lat the same price il 10
seld in New York; by
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID,
Jewellers. at the Variety Store, Burlington
w., where can also be had the BALM o.
COLUMBIA fol- the Hair,
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but, unwilling to leave his little brother
behind, he returned after him, and, while
in the act of helping him from the bed,
they were both enveloped in dense and
furious flame, and were consumed, locked
in each others arms, as was evident from
their remains, found among the ruins of
the house
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-03

was Isaac. Mr.. Chcetum's Uriah. A
new board was ordered, but when sent to
the painter it was found to be too short to
admit the christian names at full length.
The painter therefore, put only the initials
before the surnamcs, which made the
matter still worse than before, for there
now appeared, IL Catchem and U. S.
Cheetum.n
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THE SCHOOL MASTER ABROAD

The Baltimore Clipper tells good
story, of which the following is the SUBJ
stance. A board of "School Commas
sioners," who encountered consequent
tial little village in Mary, being in want Of
teacher, advertised in the newspapers
for "well disposed moral man, who was
capable of teaching the dead languages,
and did not chew tobacco or drink whis-
key" After fortnight of this adver.
tisng had been elaborated, a rawboned
Yankee made his appearance, with knife
and pine stick in one hand, and Cape
Cod Protection, alias cake of ginger
bread, in the other, and held the following
dialogue with the Committee aforesaid
"Wcll, sir" said the chairman, cycling
the candidate from head to foot, edo yol
possess the necessary requirements for q
public school teacher :"
81 guess do" answered Slick, whit
ding his stick.
"Do you understand Latin?" asked
one of the Committee mon, a Dutch far
mcr.
81 guess I do" answered Slick, again
rounding the end of the stick with his
knife.
"Wcll, let's hear some ofyouf Latin"
said the Chairman.
"Quimbo hic squashicum, ct punkinl-
tum lingum," said Slick, drawing his coat
sleeve slowly under his nose.
IIumph!" exclaimed the Dutchman,
"ish dat Latin? Who's tie author?"
"Josephus," replied Slick; "he says
in his life of Governor Hancock. "Sic
transit gloria Monday morning-IIancock-
ibus quad erat dcmonstrandum."
"Dat's goot - exclaimed the Dutch
man rubbing his hands, "tcre never vas
better Latins 70
"Now, sir" said the chairman, 81 sup
pose you understand geography"
81 guess do" said Slick, sharpening
the end of his stick.
GLOW far have you been -
GAS far as the District of Columby.
"What State is it in p
CA state of DESPERATION,
"What latitude are we in?
According to the thermometer, we're
ten degrees below zero"
"Which is the most western point of
North American"
" Cape Cod"
"Good. Now, sir, let us know how
far you have studied mathematics. What's
the area of square acre of land!"
"That depends upon the quality" re-
piled Slick, swapping the blade of his
knife.
"Well, suppose it to be good corn land!"
"Why, it depends upon the number of
hills"
"Say-five hundred"
"Guess you might as well tell fellow
how many grains to the hill!"
Give"
"Then, accordin' to Euclid, it would
be 742 feet horizontally perpendicular"
Excellent Pray, sir, where are you
from -
"Staunton, down in the Bay State
and | can do most anything"
"No doubt, but there is one thing you
cannot do; you cannot humbugs us. You
can CO."
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TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
& he Rheu M ats III !

No medicine euer yet introduced 10 public notice
for his painful complaint has been more gen
orally successful, and more highly approved
than The celebrated Jebbs Rheumatic Linz
ment.
INTERESTING CASES.
Ertract from an Ediior.-Sir, "For eigh.
teen months was afflicted with the Rheuma'
tism, every endeavor every medicine within
reach was used, but without effect, until /
procured this Llniment. After using two bot
ties, and part Of third,it entirely. cured me-
A Physician in Pennsylvania writes -
"Jebb's Rheumatic Linment has been bene.
fetal in every case IN which IL tcas used"
A Southern Agent wrtes-"Send me fur
Their supply Of Jebbs Liniment. 1t is in high
repute here
A WESTERN AGENT writes:-" am out Of
Jebb's Liniment, and il is much thought OF
here by persons who have used it,"
Mr.. -, Of this city, lost tho use OF his
limbs in consequence Of exposure to wet and
damp, could not get out of bed for six weeks
2 bottle ofthe Linment, and a few doses Of
Relies Asthmatc Pills, restored him 10 per-
feel health in Id days.!
AN OLD GENTLEMAN was severely afflicted
with violent pain in his back for many
years, which bent him nearly doube,was per-
fectly cured by one bottle Of the Liniment
and walks upright as any person.
JEBB's LINrMENT-'It is worth (said an aged
Minister who had expermentaly tested its
surprising vrtues) Ills weighiin gold!'
| DR. SrALDrNo .of Lyndon, VI. writes -
"Jebb's Liniment has effected a very decided
cure in a neighboring town. Esquire c.
was afflicted for some time with Rheumatism
in the hip and joint, after taking mcdica
advice, and making use Of all the nostrum.
in this part of the country to no purpose
was compl etely cured by 2 bottles ofthis Lin
lment.' (Sgned) P. SpALDINe.
This Liniment will not only be found one
Of the beat remedies for Rheumatism, which
it relieves Immediately land which it frequent
y cures in "a hours, although Of years stand
ing /; but also for sprans, numbnoss, stiffness
Of the joints, bruises, chilblains, &c.
Prioo otc at
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GARDEN SEEDS
ID AlSED Tor; and put up BY Joseph
IL Breck g. Co. at the Seed Establish
ment, connected with The New England
Farmer Office. Boston.
ORNAMENTAL FLOWER SEEDS,
SO u.s. RUT.4 B.4GA, Just reed aud for
sale by STRONGS g. CO., Agents.
March 6. 1910.
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
"HE subscribers offer for sale 900 Tone
Il of Plaster. They will commence
grinding at the Mill at Winooskl Falls on
Monday next. A person will be at the
mill to deliver it-price for Cash. $40 per
ton. FOLLETT g. BRADLEYS,
Burlington. Feb. 20, 1910,
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Most kinds of School Books
tor sale. Produce Of almost every dis
crption received 10 payment.
Jan g. C.. GOODRICH.
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No medicine euer ye. introduced TO public notice
for his painful complaint has been more gen
orally successful, and more highly approved
than The celebrated Jebb's Rheumatic Linz