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TN0UJRr..AsK THOSE VINO KNOW.

Il Those only whorknnw by uiai o, immediate olIser.
walton, can (om any IDEA Of the Effects Of the perfect
relr of The auos, charm.ike cures effected in case.
Of he rILRs. RHEUMATIsM, all SwELLINGs, aud
all external PAINS, matter how severe, ny me use
of HAYS Lin,nen. Find one who has used II that ~
aud above all things ever used, aud son VIII ma
what Cannot be found. srIAi or the Iehcfo sufer
ing human beings who may be alic ed, beg sou I" AK
|-a.k Of those who know-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIN, u ) Judge for that district, residing near
Auburn, ask MATTHEW J. MYERS, Eco, Athens,
IN. ;a.k Gen. DUFF GREES. late OF Washington
ly each Of these gentlemen know ofcases uncoDuoer.
liable by all Other ,emed ga or physicians, though i,ed
r many years. tina, have been cured by The use OF The
genuine HANS Liniment TIL usands OF other pe'so
know similar cures. We appeal 10 their sense Of jus.
ice = their human feelings. iLjSlt is but a duty yon
owe to YOUR suffering leow.bengs to let this great
This viii save much pam where the newspapers are
MOI read or where readers ncedulons because 50
many worthless articles are advertised Tor The same
purpose. To BUYERS we say, IL all who have used II do
not say Is hryond all praise, then do not take H.
The prop, e,o, Il, allow his ~ ice 10 he pad (0,
unless cures, when al, The directions ~ fully follow.
ed. VIII any suffering refuse 10 ,Ty IL? If he
does, he ought Ia I've pttd more Tor his osnacy Than
his suffering, iuJSMr. Hays would never constn, Ia
offer this article, we're he not compelled by hs o
moral o religious doly-to do all IN his power Tor he
| victims Of distress aud misery. For this purpose HI
would sooner devote fortune, Than secure dollar io
any worthless article. FLOOK OUT Som'
windeTs have count eiieed tbs ari'ce, and put VI
with various devices. DO not I've imposed upon. On
ding only III protect you-ii is the name OF ComsfocI
YOU o,e rneae1, DO not forget il. Take this direc
lion with you, aud lest by that never buy for il
impossible for any other 10 he tine or genuine,
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Comstoek & Co, 2Fl.lcher street, N. Yor'
! IL for saleONLY b, PAfopoRs 4 BBlksNAIp.
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UABLE INFORMATION.-7 The In

"
'es'tooe T"'s are 'e''"'" ,"'e ,o'
disease ~ 'ls every variety % 'oin WcaSe hey mo
ltonghl> cleanse 'he somach anu Oo"e,s' 'nu"re pro
per discharge ny Tue lungs, skln ana kinney, an" ~"
Aniate the o'oou 10 my 'se''. ~ o'her words .N
Tolen All ,ne "'"f"' dfa'"s, ana 'e",e NATURE (ne
GFand Phystcidh) nee 10 ufNe disease hoh 'ht
'hody. Tue a,"'e outlets, or a'a"S are INC co'n"o"
sewers OF tue n"n', 'mongn ""'rn All MOI o', ana co'
krup' humos Nne can.e OF 'Seas') are car'e" D" "n
~ long as they are AN kep OPEN ana u'Schaige "eeN
Ireir allotted portions OF inp"r''y the body w'' con-
'one ~ heahh bn "heh from ea''ns 'hnr"pef 'o""
breathing impure arr sudden Transitions from ne' ="
od, over exhaustion or any o'her cpuse' he oo"eiS
become cos'e, me pores OF 'he SKI" ne'"he c'ostu
or the kidneys IAN u perform TIE" functions properly
me impurities when sn""'" NE u'"'"tu hom i've "'"N
by these outlets. WI he retained. ana continue 10 ac
cnmn'"e nn,' me "ohI "ec'hes "'e'"''y 'o"oe" WIN
dsase' " ne ch""hr's ., our m'euy rhe's sno"'"
become b'ocke" up, "ohu h"' '"e "'clmoa'e" ""r'
Cad new outlets. or the country become ,n""o"'r'
jns 20 WIN me human onuy "'"e ""'"'a' o'"'"s ce
come closed, the si"snan ana corrupt h"nn's WIN nut"
'eni ~ me various inms OF "'sease s"h ~ ever ;
small Pox' Me"s'e.' hneu"'a''S.m' "o"'' Mp"prAy'
Sc. or Death VIII eui our suie''nss 'hert"fe'
when sickness ~ ,he s'nn"''' pains u" ''e ""'N ~"
s'de quick pulse. bnrn'ng sk'L' o. an, o"er u..,
sa" symptoms, indicate mat one or more o, '"e ia.
'ur"' q, ne are moi osr"'g"s "fey' anu '"r
tuition Is a'o't to Commence Struggle "' ~" re'"''
no" OF hea''. no time sh'" W, lost '" "","'n' e,,s
"|, h' * doses o! HE India" r"g",e (I"a'dn We
gein6'e Pm' ny so DOUG Az me n,"r'" , we
lmdy w." he restored 20 "hr' ina the '"' ",'''"' :
Oh" cause ct every '"f'm'"" or pam we s"hr') WIZ
lie ,em"' ed IN 80 cay and natural manner: INA" me
hody viii b. restored as II Wy charm. Tue """''
P''' may he take" Al ALL tunes ana ""dr' 49, e."
rnms'a"crs, w"h pe'irr, s'ie'y'- hey III" an com
plains and all ages and are 10 III" HON r""' "'"
as food consequently the can nsnsr 'ryne even ,"e
most dei'cae. Like our 'o"d they a'r d'sr'''h''
therefore they enter nj" The ',ro','"" and m'',' Il"
enp'sy 10 he h'ood, winch enables " :" D." w"h fee
dom quite to the cx'eni,es and cnn,e1ue"'y 10 k"rl
The pores or,he .k'n oren They tue aud pr'irr
ur ,iiprs of tie hi"nd b,cau.e they dram all rnr'"p
humn,- ON ,ha, life giving fluid they inpa'
Crs are niwavs beneficial becau.e they oni, remove
,h,.e banners which are opposed 10 healh they al,
and ,m,,o,e diees,inn and sound sleep fnllnws ihe,
ue. Lec.u.e ,hev cleanse the stomach and novels u
,h,, s,,v h,,uo,r. which moi onl, r,iaIe aud pxru
,ha ,,,. sv.,em I'm, n,,,lvze and weaken the d..
.s.,,so,s,us, In sho,, ,hey possess all they poo
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sIiERMAN,> COUGII LUZE>GES.

A RE the safest, most sure and 'eclual remedy for
"A Cough, Colds, Con>nmptions, whoopmg Cough,
Asthma, Tigh'ne> Of the Lungs or chest, &c. &C.
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did no give perfect ,a'lactlon Several 'hou>-
and boxes have een sold within the last
restoring to health, persons IN almost every stage OF
consumption, aud tho t a orInG under the most dis
tressing cold AMI coughs. They do not check and
dry up the cough, hn, render it easy, promote eNpc
toration, alay the tickling or rrl,atiun and remove
the proxlma'e or exciting caue. They are made
from combination of the most valua lie eXec'orsn',
or cough meiclues and are undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in use for those complaints. Hundreds
upon Hundreds Of cercae> have cen offered OF the r
wonderful vr,ne,, from those who have cen sayej
from an unmely grave, and restored TO perfect
health by using them. Do'E-One lozenge Is do {
for an adult, and may e repeated from three to sy
times day, as required. Children, eight years year,
old, half Uf one: four years Inarer and 20 IN pro-
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~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or ndl-
se>on, disea Liver, bilious disorders, Drop>y, Asth-
ina, Cosvenc.s, Worms and loss of Appetite. and ly
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach ami breast, colds and coughs q long
standing, loar>enr.s, >horlne>s Of breath, Nervous
plants, etc, which frequently the elect OF dis
ease For Fever and Ague, it Is most valuable pre-
Scntatve as well a. a sovereign remedy. It's virtue,
eirpa>> any thing heretofore known IN removing 81.
Nitus' Dance,-wO bottles have cen known 10 cure
1hls affecting disease after having baied every exer-
zion for four years 1t has most powerful Influence
in removing complaints Tits pleasant TO take
and easy IN lis operation, that i, may admin Stored
10 the infant with ,aiey. The Above Meicine is very
highly recommended " many scientific gentlemen,
and large mler Of la'lie-, who have proved the
virtues of the Me ne ty personal rs" ana hat Of their
families A bill ofcerfca'e> accompanies each o'iIe,
with directions / may e ha whole, ale or real Of
S. Britain, Barre, aud J. {. Farnam,. Fat Williams
town, VT sole proprietor. Prepared from the origin"
al recipe; for sac V +. H. Prenll>> Montpelier, and
J.& j. II. PECK & Co, Is ming on, and in the prInci-
pal towns in the >lac all dire ,llons signed in the
hand writing Of the proprcIors. iel9
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yJ'O THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edition of
l. Smiths Geography and Atlas to tile public the
Publishers invite attention 10 the following additions
and Improvements.
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-
iarged is llustraodby about thirty additional Cuts,
and IL perfectly adapted IN all its parts 10 the new
Maps
The entire text of the book has. lat much expcnse)
been thrown into pniform iurec type which we feel
confident will be regarded as a very decided impro-
vCmcnt.
The tables appended to the Book were made up
with care, and contain much valuable information
in a condensed form. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Rail Roads Finished and in pro-
grcss) are given, and the places connected also n
complete list of the Colleges Law and Medical
Schools, Theological SemnarIcs and Religious do
nominations OF the United States. the Refining Soy
ereigns of Eurode, &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book cor
tanning eighteen very superior Mnps mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not to be found m any similar work.
Our own country has received special attention, The
Rail Roads, Canals navigation of Rivers and recent
changes are all carefully marked, and many counties
are shown which do not appear IN any other Alias
Among the peculiarrS of this work may be mention
e. the plan Of showing the population Of states and
Countries IN round numbers on the face 81 the Maps
The navigation OF Rivers for ships, Steamboats,
Shops, Sc, is shown by placing at the head of ma
| vignton the appropriate characters Tor each
| The Map and Chart Of the World combined Ton NJ
| cntrc new pam showing ~ oHcNP' we Nd'u"l AZ"
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent Popula
ton. Religion, Form of Government and State o
Civilization of each Country) has attr0sted much c
cntion and is considered great Improvement upor
any thing heretofore attempted IN the form of Char
as here all are shown at sn4lc glance, and the re
alions they sustain To each other. We would ais
solicit attention TO the remarkable dstincness m
ease with which every name onthe Map may be read
as well as to the very superior style and execution o
the work in other respects. The Questions at tn
close of the Book are important, and VIII be iOun
very convenient for n General Review.
u SPALDING & STORRS.
Hrriford Coprer'icH
For sale by SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Bun
; lington, VI and by the Pnncal Booksellers IN III
United States.
\ R..rliu.1,., LII. 81 lAIA
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trash ,h,, will ,uin the hair II used TO any
extern. Can moe Than these iac's he w"n'ed-eie'
70 the recommendations hya list Of names OF, 'e'p'r,a.
n'''y uneqosled by any other article ''ok 10 lneTe
things buy this ar,cle. Stay aud p'e'e'Ne YOUR ~
Oy TIE, or # bald restore il. Ladies' a''e"" VI VIZ
-huudreGs in fashionable life are using II as me or,
sr,c,e really III Tor the toilet. Long mar ~ very "l
10 TAN out Ladies, the Balm Of Co'unh,' \" ',,
10 save yourselves HE dsarace Of badne's ny hege'
Of your persons, i. sour duty, as MOI as's 70 r
serve the beanes of nature, with which boun''o'
Creator has endowed you lhe Bam,i II VIII DO IT,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several most h,gran attempts have been made "a
sounle, len The tue Balm Of Columbia Some oil the
nposers have gone 81 lar counter felt the se"
did wrappers, aud he Falls of Niagara. and e,e'y ex
,srn.i NAH except the name Of Com.lock which the,
dare NJ, forge. To avoid 'mposmuns therefore, AT
va,s lock ior the name Of Coms,ock & Co. or L. .
Coms,ock, and never buy the article unless il has TIA
s,n,e mon il Sold wholesale aud retail, only al N"
= Fletcher suse,, N. Y. and by PAsoBoks a"
bx,ysxA,D, Burlington w.
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TROY n MICHIGAN SIX DAY LINE.
@" =!=AAz9zss.5..s:.;:sz!::s::

SHIP by Old Troy Tow Boat Linc,--Cocn,es Slip.
~ 1910. AGEN1S-ALLEN WHEELER, LEONARD
CRocxER, 1906 Broad ST. New York Moore & Si,np-
son, River ST. Troy; VIM II. Moore u Quay st. Al
lany; Sidney Allen, Rochester; George Davis q To-
Bniao; Philip Allen, 5,'alo Geo. A. French, Dun
Reel, Erie, Pa; McNam & Co. CleaveIand, o.; NJ
Is. Ross q Co. Portsmouth, o.; II. n. u n. Is. Gates
Black River, o.; Jenkins Tracy, Huron, O.; Barber
d Barney, Sandl>ky City, o.; Chester ~ Sirnaham
Detroit, Mlch r. w. Titus, Toledo, o.; G. $. Hazard
Manmee City, O.; Wheeler L. Porter, St. Josephs; j.
G. Seisht, Michigan City, Ind; Dawson & Hosmer
milwaukee, W.. c. NJ. Reed, Chicago, Ill. jel.3m
Mark packages, "T. q NJ. Line"
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J the mos, popular rem, d, ever known ~ America
Vegetable Pulmonary Bdisam is the mos, valuable
remedy toI coughs, colds, asthma plh,sc,
consumption. whooping cough and pulmonary AFT ctons
ofe,er, KIND. It's safe is steadily increasing and the
prop e,ors constantly receiving he mus. fa,o, able
account oI it's effects. I he following new certificates
offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CASE Extract ola letter from
Mr. g. > Clay, Kingston, Ulster CO., N. Y. TO lie
propreiors. "Nonrs Of the 9Th inst, was duty iced
A remarkable cure was ehrcIed by the Vegetable Put
monary Ba.am IN the winner aud spring Of 1885. The
terson, Mr.. Mood>, had been SICK a long time wml'
The consumption. It's ply ,icians had gwen him NJ
lie reduced low 10 lie unable help himself
aud was ,a'sing u large quantity OF b'"od when he
commenced using the Balsain, which has effected u
complete cure, and lie is now as hale and hearty as
he was. Mr.. Moody has removed from this 'own
bh, he s promised me more detailed account of his
case. which will fmward YOU. e. S CLAY.
! K,ngs,on, N. Y. June 25 1888.
Ex,rart Of u letter fom DR. Jacob Myers. The
Vegetable Pulmonary Basam has been sold in this
county Tor two yeare. aud the medicine has gained an
F,ncommon celebrity, for it rarely in one instance
lf,ed OF having the desired effect. am by no means
b. f,vor the many nosi,nms. most OF which i'm
osilion- upon a credulous public, but that which
now by to be effeciuul, cannot help but Civ" my
,p,ob ton thereto. counterfeit preparation has
een offered here by travelling Agent. Of Coms'ok,
Y. and there is another article yended here that Is
strongly suspected 10 he spurious.
JACOB MYERS. NJ. d.
Mll;ngon, Juniala CO, Penn. MAY 3. 1887 From
pr. Samuel Morrel 10 the Poop ieIms Of the Neee
,be rulmonar, Ba-am. | am satisfied that the We
eial'e Pulmonary l}a'sam is u valuable mcheci6e
has been used IN tins place with complete success in
An obstinate complain, OF the lungs, attended with n
cough loss Of voice. and the raising of much
blood, which had pre-, iuuslv resisted many approved
inscriptions. After us"g the Balsam one week, The
patients voice returned and he able 10 speak audi
lhly This case occurred some time since, aud the
man is engaged no, only in active hul aboriou:
business. Respectfully sc. 5. MORRILL,.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by J. y J. II
PECK s. Co., Burlington, VI.
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LAKE GEORGE PACKET $40.

Et0 TTVIIF. new Slcain PackCt,
q IN WIN. CALDWELL
:ss.s=sE5=:==ss -kzAsa 49, L. c. LAnABrr, Master
.'-:ea'sss.:s:-4y- will commence running
regularly every day Except Snn!a, y both ways
through The Lake, on TUESDAY, the Cd day Of June
next. Leaving Caldwell for Tnonderoga, every morn
ing, and returning to Caldwell the same day. Lake
GEORGE Passengers will lie landed from, and taken on
hoard the Lake Champaign Steam Packets, near the
ola Fort TIconaeroga, from the Mansion House of
WIN. +. PELL Esq. now Public House. Thi, lean
tItue>all>hmcnt has been greatly improved since
last Sunmer, by erection Of Large Addition, con-
tanning a spacious Dining Room,and Assembly Rooms
&c, and has recently passed MO the hands Of Mr.. H..
&. LOW, n gentleman favorabiy known by the tray
cling Pullc' BY taking the LAKE GEORGE RoUrE,
Travellers will not only enjoy the finest scenery of or
Country, but lose no time the Northern Tonr, as
they take the same Champan Sean Boat al Ticon-
deroga, which they wouId have taken at Whitehall,
had they gone that way. May 81, 1910. Pm.
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CmERMAN's WORM LOzENGEs are the

- create. discovery ever made, for dsleIlng the va
rous kind. of worms ha, frequcnily and distress
singly annoy both children and adults. they are an
inGIibc re ncly, and 80 pleasant to the taste that
children will take them as readily a. a common pep
permint lozenge. Many diseases arise from worms,
without its eng suspected. Sometimes very trouble.
some cough, pains IN the FONTS or limbs, hleein at
the nose, &c. are occasioned ly worms, and can lie
easily cured hy thi. celebrated medicine The follow
ing symptoms in cae the presence of worm', VIZ
headache, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams, sleep
broken OF by fright and screaming, convu >lonS, ic-
verishness, thirst pad hue, lad taste IN the month,
offensive breath, cough difficult breathing, itching
at the nose, pains in the stomach, nansca, sq'eam'>h
ness, voracy, leanne,s, tene,mns, itching al the anus
towards nigh, and at length elections and films and
m,,cus One is a dose for a child two years ol-two
for one four years old hrec for eight years, and five
for an adult, and should repeated every morning, or
avery other morning until relieved.
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FORWARDING. SC. uSdO.

THE sub>criFcrs will continue their
VA business as Forwarding and Conn
! .oE~ mission Merchants and Gus tom
<szAAEp House Agents, at the Port of SAINT
JOINS, Lower Canada.
They 10 not oer their services "rrce Of any charge"
to those persons interested in trade with the Unei
States, brt will endcavor TO make their attention to
the interest of their employers worthy Reasonable
rerompencc.
Having good Wharvcs (at which the LAKE CHAM
PLAIN STEAMBOATS, will land) and excellent Storage,
together with the convenience of a connecting Rail
Track with the CHAMPLAIN and 81 lAwRrNcr
RAILROAD over these wharvc>. hcy aiog ,hcn. ewes
that, with fifteen years experience in this branch Of
business, they will lie enabled to do much to facilitate
aud encourage trade letwcon the United States and the
Lower Province JASON &. PIERCE Il son.
81. Johns, L.. g., March, $780, en-
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HtROCERIES.-The >uh>cril er has a full supp V
VI of Groceries, including coenac Brandy, common
priced RIM, Port, Madeira, Champagne, Muscat,
Malaga and other Wines, Molasses, Teas, Co're,
Chocolate loaf lump and rown Sugars, R"e, Pepper,
Cinnamon, Nmmegs, .snicc and other ,pice>, Cigars.
TOT acco, Mackerel, COl'FiSll lest kind for 80 per
Also DRY GOODS, all of which will ,old cheap
as a, any other place. The Liquors will warranted
Of The est q,alty-intenr principally for supplying
Tavern Keepers, who wll lind i for Their interest to
call md examine them. IsAAC NARNLR.
Burlington, June 10, lSi0.N
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ISAAC MARTINS E,TATE,

WYE the subscribers Icing appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the District Of Grand Isle,
commissioners 10 receive, examine and and adjust all
claims and demands Of all PERSONS AGAINST the estate
deceased, represented nsovcn,, and also all claims
aud demands exhibited in Offset thereto and Xix
month, from the 2 day day Of June A. y. 1870
Icing allowed ly SAID Court for that purpose, we do
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to
the uSincs of our appointment at the dwelling house
of Levi Marin in sail South Hero, ON the first Mon
days of Oc,ol er and Novem er next from ten O'clock
A. NJ until four O'Clock p. VI. on each Of said days.
Dated al South Hero J me 20 h, A. ID. $40.
jy:S. HECTOR ADAMS, Co,o.rs
tONI U.s.
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DLAt AS NlTif...1he subscriber having re-
Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
smith business, IN all its forms, in the new shop
"A Madison street, near Foei, u Bradley's Store,
would re, specially invle the Inhabitants of Birngton
and vicinity give him call, a. he Is fully prepared
10 do all kinds If work IN his line the shortest mo-
ttc lest manner, and most favorable terms. He has
for many wears pat given his particular attention TO
The Horse >,ueng business, and Farrcry in all lis
branches. From the long experience which he has
had and the general information he has derived both
from theory and practice, he feels fully confident IN re-
commenting himseltto the public. lie will lie pre-,
pared at all times to give his personal attention 10 all
kind. of work in his Iinc->tch a. Ironing WacgOns
and Seighs, Shpwork, &c. All kinds OF edge tools
ma le in he | c,t manner aud most approved style. lie
ru>l> that Is giving business his undivided attention,
and the low price at which he will lie enabled To r.
nish work, 10 receive share OF the nlc na'ronaee'
JOHN SORAGEN.
Burlington, April 10, lSi0
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THOMAS Benncll's E,slatc.

STATE OF VERMONT, ivINflE honorable the
DisTRrcr OF CmIrTENDEN, S.. Probate Court
for the District of Chtenden, To all persons concern
ed in the Estate of Thomas Bennett, late Of Bolton in
said district dccea.el, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Nelly Palmer, late Nelly Bennett, adj
min>trairx of the of addccca>cd proposes to
render account Other adnnstrlton,and present her
accoun, against said estate for examination and allow
Al session cf the Court Of Probate to Lc holden
AT the Eagle Hail, in Wi>ton on the third Monday
Of August next, therefore, yon heeby notified 10
appear leure said court al the time and place atorc
said, and >hcw cause if any You have why the
account aforesaid should not lie allowed. Given under
my hand at Burlington, this 7ih day Of JUly, A. ID.
1910. lv.1O- WM. WESTON REGISTER
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ERANkL1N HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL
l. SPRINGS, IN HGlIGATE, NT.--The snb,cri
her having furnished and el mp, for the reception OF
company, the above c.ab >hmen,, respectfully solicit,
the patronage of his friends and the public generally
The celebrity this spring has attained, the beauty OF
its location-leing situated in pleasant and hcathfl
lection OF the country-logchcr with the cxcrtons OF
the subscriber to give satisfaction to all, il is hoped
will make it desirable situation for those who wish
to avail themselves Of the benefits of the medicinal
waters and relaxation from the ordinary cares Il
business. s. w. WOOD
Il,phr lime g. 1910. fSw
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I Store, are olIerIng a great variety Of Watches,
Clocks Jewelry, Perinnery, Musical Instruments,
Curl>, Cards, Pictures, Soapsla Oils, Razor>, Knives
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Gaps, drawing materials will
Tea and Coffee Pots and Irns; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Weeks and Glasses, Collars and Bo.oms,
Sspender>, Swords and PISTOLS Station
cry, Inks, Court Plaster Dolls, Bags, pocket Books
ana a grea, variety of fancy ices TO supply the
wants and minister to the qualification of the noional
and all who call AT the Variety store we are in sap
Pile Pie" order ready to orders return calls
at the variety store, PANGBoRN & BRIN>MAID.
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C,LOTHIERS, TAKE NOTICE-The subscriber
~ AT the Wnoo>ki Iron Foundry, has on hand and
for sale, new TEAZELlNG GIG, made for narrow
Cloth, a first rate machine, Of the latest Improvement,
which will be sold cheap for cash, EXCHANGED for
Cloth. JESSE GAY.
Winooski VILLAGE June H. lStO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-07-24
BURLINGTON VERMONT, FRIDAY, JULY 3D. Is4o
ii EW PAINT sMOP.-sPAuLDING MILL.

~ EW PAINT SfIOP.ssSPAUIDING& MILL
have opened new PAINT SHOP on Church-si
W. doors sonh Of II. Lanes Store, where they WI
do all kinds Of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
PAINTING, in the lest possible manner and on term
10 suit those who may favour them with their patron
age. i[JnPan,s, Oil, Narnsh and Putty, constantly
ON hand and for sale. RIG. SPAtLDING.
Burlington, April O. 1910 e.. Il. MILLS 1,