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Winooski Village, juno II, 1910
r lyman H. COLI; lave

lyman IL COLE lave received their usual
- extensive assortment Of Spring and summer
GOODS, embracing beautiful variety Of goods for
ladies summer dresses rich English and scotch cling
hams, India muslin superio' article for white dresses
Jaconct cambria, great assortment Of barred and
chcckercd Cambrlc, printed avn, mourning do prin-
ted camhrc and French Musn An extensive assort-
ment OF American Calicoes cheaper than ever. few
English and French do.
SILKS. small assortment Of Rich silks, including
black, blue black, coorcd and striped. Bandana Hdfs
Pongee, Crimson, white slkdo. Bl'k Italian Cravats,
Gcntemen's cold and black Lid Gloves, do cod black
and white silk gloves, do. Berlin, Lse Thread, Linen
and cotton gloves. good assor,men, Of Hosiery,
very cheap. Umbrellas and Parasols. Thin Boots
and Shoes, Ladies kid Ties slips.
DOMESTIC GOODS. Merrmack cottons Davis
vile DO Sd. Cotton Shee,ing, Shifting, Ticking, cold
Cambrfs' Yarn, Thread, and Knitting Gotten. SUI
perline Long Cloths aud bleach cotton. York fixtures
Stripes, Drills &c. Irish Linen, Shifting and Shee,ing
'' TiHii% ei' :TfiRMMlNcs including sowing Silk,
Twist, Thread, Padding, canvass, sleeve lining, brown
linen, Buttons, binding, SC.
VESIlNG. White ig'd Mersails, Valentia, figured
great variety of other DRY GOODS which comprise
very extensive assortment and are offered at astoni>h-
ing low prices. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to
call and examine qualities andprices. June A.
NJ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. THIS
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaed
for the following comp ants, VIZ: Dyspepsia or ndi
gesion, diseased Liver, bilious disorders Drop>y, Asth-
ma, Cosliveness, Worms and loss Of Appetite and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, pains in the
side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs of long
standing, Iloar>eness, shorlness of breath, Nervous
complaints etc, which fc1ncnlly the elect of dis
ease. For Fever and Ague, it is q most valuable pre-
tentative as well a sovereign remedy. Its virtues
srpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST..
Ntus Dance,-two bottles have leen known to cure
this affecting disease after having baled every cxcr
ton tor four years. II has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints 1t is pleasant to take
and easy in its operation, that it may lie administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen,
virtues Of the Medicine ly personal and that of their
families. bill ofcericaeS accompanies each bottle,
with directions. 1t may lie had Wholesale retail Of
5. Britain, Barre, and J. &. Farnam, East Williams
town, VI. sole proprelors. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale hy r. ii. Prentss, Montpelier and
}. J. II. PECK Co, Burlington, and in the princ-
| pal towns in the >atc all directions signed in the
| hand writing Of The propretors. lel9
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u. NJ Johnson.-Somo friends of the admnistra-
ton of Greensburg PENN have written to Colonel
General HARRIsoS. Among other things, they ask
if the Colonel ever made ofthc expression imputed
to him by the Wing newspapers, and Of which We
have no denial, that 'he General Harrison) was
oftener in battle than any other general officer, and
never sustained dcfeat!"
To this communication, the Colonel replies, that in
his preaont delicate situation" it would not :i.awci
merits or dement's of the candidates for the Prcsden-
cy.-He refers his correspondents to the history Of
the times for reply to their queries.
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Parry SgvEnE.-Not long since a Federal Vano-
crati in Indiana stepped up to soldier who had fought
Thames, and accostcd him thus =" My friend, am
really sorry that you continue to support old Granny
Harrison" "Don't feel bad about it, my good sir,
(sad the veteran in repyO am always willing to be
Chased among the supporters of those who defended
their country The only difference between us is |
was fighting for my country in 1912, and yol was
making money, by smuggling provisions TO Me Brit
ish at The same fine" That was cinchef-the
Yanite made tracks as fast as possible.
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THOSE WHO KNOW.

ii
l. Those only whotknow BY trial or Immediate obser.
va,ion form an, ldea OF the effects, Of The perfect
relief, Of the amos charmske cures effected in cases
of the PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SwBLLISGs, and
all external PAINS, matter how severe, by the
OF Hays Linimen'. Find one who has used it that will
not aud above all things used and yon will find
-wha, c.nno, be found. ir-'7tor the relefd suffer-
ing human beings who may be afflicted beg YOU tn ask
ark OF those who know-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoNKL1s, U. 5. Judge for that district. residing
Auburn; ask MATHEW J. MYERS, Esq. Athens.
N. Y; ask Gen. DUFF GREES, late OF Washington
city, each of these gentlemen know ofcases unconner.
able by all Other remedies physicians, though tried
fnr many years. that have been cured by The Of the
genuine HAYS Eminent. Th,nsands ofoher rersons
know similar We appeal 10 heir sense Of jus.
tire their human feelings. ;Cj@lt is but duty yon
owe your suffering (ei'ow.bengs to let this great
remedy be known Speak Of it then all your freads
This will save much pain where the newspapers are
read, where readers ncredn'ons. because
many worthless articles are advertised for The sams
purpose. 10 buyers say, If all who have used do
no, say ia beyond all praise. then do not Iake it..
The proprietor viii not allow this article he p>d for
unless It cures, hen all the directions are fully follow.
cd. VIII any one suffering refuse now 10 try it? lfhs
does he oush, he pilied more nr his obsnary Than
his suffering. i-j@Mr. HAYS would never consent -
offer this article, we're he not compelled by his sense OF
moral -oi religious dnry-io do all in his power Tor he
victims Of distress and misery. For this purpose no
would sooner Ie,oe fortune than dollar fsr
anv worthless article. .t-j~LOOK OUT Some
ndle. have ericed ,rs article, and rui mp
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. One
thing on, " III protect WON'T is the name OF Comsf0eh
& Co that name must be always on the wrapper, o.
YOU o,e cheated DO not forgel it, Take this dires.
lion with you, and by ihal, buy for 10
impossible for any other 10 be true or genuine
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by Com.tock 4. Co ? Fletcher sr.e', N. Yorh.
Ell for sale ONL Y by rASasoRs BRissMAIo.
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VARIOUS sICN,F1CATJoNs OF "PooH."

"Pooh !" said Lady Dclmour, turning away her
head Now, that pooh is a very significant word
On the lips OF man of business, it denotes contempt
for romance; on the lips of politician, u repukes
q theory. With that monosylable philosopher
gets rid of beggar. But in the rosy mouth OF a wo-
man. the harshness vanshes, the disdan becomes en-
couragemcnt. "Pooh!" says the lady when you
snvsit With the same reply she receives your pro-
tes,ation of love and bushes she receives With
men il is the sternest with the softest excla-
nation i'm the languagc.-Bul,ror'S Godolphid.
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NEW GOODS. now opening; an additional
u assortment OF various kinds Of goods, among
them Mezotlnto Brushes. Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sarsaparilla Lozenges, ACCORDION books extract Of
Bergamot, bristol board green Spectac es CastorS, new
silver pocket Combs Ia gle Belt Plates, etc. ALSO,
good assortment OF trimmed and plain fine Satin and
bombazne Stocks thin summer Stocks, fg'd and plain
some with bows very nice and light for warm wealth
or; we have also very narrow Stocks, suitable for
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large Necas, in word our assortment of Stocks, Col
lars and Bosoms is very complete. For further par
tlculars please call athe Variety Store.
June II. PANGBoRN g. BRfNsMAlD.
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Some persons think small quantity of
saltpetre very beneficial to their mcat-othcrs
think il useless: the former need not be
frightened from its use by the fear of being
poisoned with aqua forts, nor tho latter de-
tered from trying it. J.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-06-26

Horticulture in Connecticut.-Wc learn that during
the late session of the Legislature of Connecticut, an
act was passed. which provides that every county Ag
rcultura Society," now incorporated, or that may be
Incorporated which shall raise tax from its own
members, or by contribution n sum not less than
$780, shall be entitled to receive annually from the
Treasurer of the State a sum equal TO such tax but
not to exceed $500 in any year. Every Secretary
which shall receive such allowance shall offer annual.
ly, by way of premiums, the whole amount received
cety from its ncmbcrs-N. Y EtprcSs.
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1;rastus Shclden's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, VUNIIE hon. tho probate
DIST. OF CniTrESDES, S. Il court for the district
OF Cncnden TO all persons concerned in the estate of
Erastus Sheldon, late of Sheurn in SAID district, de-
ceased, greeting. Whereas, Lois Sheldon, aininis-
tratrx Of the estate of said dereased proposes
der an account of her administration, and present her
account against said estate for examination and allow
ance al session Of the Of probate to he holden
az the Registers Office in Burlington, The second
wednesday OF July next; therefore, you are hereby
notified to appear lclore said court, at the time and
place aforesaid, and show cause, il any you have, why
the account aforesaid shoud not lie allowed. Given
under my hand at Burlington, this 18th day Of june A.
d. 1910. jc15 VIM WESTON, Register.
< EARL HOWARD, Of The Cheap cash store,
the splendid steamer Whitehall, u. Lyon Capt. and
brought, with him an additional supply Of Goods which
with his two former purchases Of this season makes
the assortment altogether one ofhc most desirable TO
select from Of any that he has heretofore had for the
last eighteen years and is Of The following kinds viz
rich, fashionable, fancy and staple articles in every
department OF the Dry Guodl line such Broa'clohs,
Cas- 'imercs, Vcs,ngs, Mouscline de lainc>, Chays,
Ribbons, EmIroidcries, Hosiery Gloves, Fans, Um-
lrcas Paraso,, etc., with full supply Of Florence
and Stray Bonnes, and Milcnary Goods, also, Car
oychcr wh ali the heory e.crnom o' Of " ome,
and other goods, such as Shee'nys, Yarn, Barlaps'
Wool Irvine, etc. The Crockcry, Looking Glass and
China Gallery is also replenshed; the Cutlery Hard
ware and House furnishing department, il in accordance
with the other stocks on hand, the variety Of fancy
tcles s,lrh as Toys, Jewelry, Combs, Curls Concc-
onary, etc. etc, which fills one hundred fee, Of show
faSe IN lchn on ms counters Is innu'ncrablc. ne
lone anu pc,nrc gallery Is beautifully ARRANGED iur
c display o GoouS 'hocr s'rong llgh', ana 'hsn 'he
atgc S,,Ply el superior iaily Mr3'cres ba>ed upon
INC ga, u Oh lle hoclieS'er Guy Mll f,or makes ms
,nu baHaar cheap caSn sore, one OF lhe mos iaIc
nam uc'lrane ana convenient, stores TO re 'rnl,,o
wished for, or looked at for Amusement, and graica-
.l%i, or WIN ue>rc 70 convey inc most pressing m
t.isencc 10 rlenoS, o Ino pace where every ar,ice
c! may oes"c ior 'nc oe''erIn2 Vi aPpeanccS, H'un9
W 9olgr', or supplying necessary wants, may DC mao
a,iu at uonc IN SO icw words, as 10y only SAYING 'Jr
WIacNrr una WncneVnr you WISH 10 py cheap
go 10 Nv" ahDo. burlington, W., June IL, Ioio'
CUANpJAJN AND ST, LAWRENCE
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n EW CnOnS

EORGE A. CONNER, hiss just returned from
" New York with fires supply of Groceries,
Among which may be fovnd old acd young Hyson,
Ilysonskn and Bohea TEAS; Loaf lump and brown
Sugars. Wine, Brandy, Rum, Gin, Molasses, Flour
Wy the barrel, hcf barrel or by the pound, Goldfish,
Mackertl and Herring, Coffee, PEPPER, Spice, Cloves,
Nulmcgs. Ginger, Saeratus, Rice. Cavendish, plug
and pager TocAcco, Bar and shaving SOAP, lamp
Oil, &c. &c. ALso--a good assortment of Dry Goods,
such Caoocs, cotton cloths, bed Ticking and many
other articles TOO numerous TO mention.
Burlington. Nav 81. 1870
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From FLoRIDA.-Capt. Mlson killed.-The news
from Florida continues 10 be of a most disastrous
character In the St. Augustine New Of the 18th ut
i copy the following:
awe learn that Col Riley's command, operating
on the Whacoochee few days since surprised an
Indian camp two warriors of which We're killed, one
man and woman and child made prisoners. The In
dian was placed under the charge of sentinel, who,
falling asleep, allowed his escape. Pursuit was i'm
mediatcly made by Capt. j. b. Mason, of the Florida
Volunteers, who, being in advance of his men, was
accidentally killed by the firing upon the escaping
Indilnn
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HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL

IRANKLIN HOUSE, AT THE MINERAL
IL SPRINGS IN iIlGIiGA1E, VT-The subscri-
her having furnished and lifted up, for the reception of
company, the above establishment, respectfully socts
the patronage of his friends, and the public generally
The celebrity this spring has attained, the beauty OF
its location-beng situated in pleasant and heallhlh
section Of the counlry--logehcr with the exertlons OF
the subscriber TO give satisfaction TO ALL il is hoped
will make il n desirable situation for those who wish
TO avail themselves Of the benefits of the medicinal
waters, and a relaxation from the ordinary cares Of
business. =. w. WOCD.
Hshyote, JuneB, 1910. ew
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Rail RoAD OFFICE,
Montreal March %, 1910.
GENERAL AGENCY. SAINT JOHNS,
W LOWER G. a N A ID A.s.The undersigned

" LOWER c 4 n A ID A...1he undcr.g
having been placed in charge of the Railroad
WHARVtS and STORES at St. Johns, becs to oller
his services 10 the public upon his responsible
iiy,) General Agent for the transaction of all hus
ness, any way, connected with the American Carry
ing Trade. His charges will lie as follows: On all
transactions upon which ii may lie to make adj
vance. for Custom House Dues, back Freighs, or 9TH
or charges, 81 per cent commission. A Custom
House Brokerage will also lie charged, Of q. 6l upon
every Entry Of Goods, inward O. outward. The low
rate Of the charge makes it impcra,ivey necessary
tina, all Advances, Commission, &c. &c, he paid on
the delivery of the Goods. WIN. COUTE.
Ran RUAD Wharf,
Sc. Johns, Ahri 4, 1910. a.l7:3m
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Ml @PTi @ al
On the 22d inst. at Georgia VI. by the Rev. G. w
Rensow, Noble Lovely ofihis town TO Mrs. Aurclia
=. Hill.
In Troy, Ohio, DR.. VIM. G. NJ. lie Fevre to Miss
Martha Jcwod daughter ofDr l.. Jcwott of ST. Johns
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l. Does any know a neighbor OF . friend who haa
been Bald, and whose head is covered with nae
hair? One whose coat collar was covered with das.
drun, though brushed every hour which has vas
shed entirely Or whose hairs NJ early age were
turning grey, who now has not grey hair? Childs.
whose heads were covered with urf,-~hoss hsis
would mol grow, that are now growing the fullest cioPs
Of hair Some cases must be known 10 most rersons.
Ask them the cause, and will be told that these
things have been done by the Of tho Balm Of Co.
Mmbia. or 20 years growth is this article, s demand
increasing annually some bundled per cenf.-ihouRs
when discovered mot opposedby anything for the same
purpose, now assailed BY almost numberess mushroom
Trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used to any
extent. Can more than these fact. he wanted -rsfer
the recommendations by list Of names OF respects.
bli,y, unequaled by any other article. Look 10 these
thngs-buy this article. Stay and preserve YOUR hair
BY is use, or If bald restore it. Ladies', attend this
HUNDREDS in fashionable life using il the ONLY
article really fl for the toilet. Long hair 10 very sPs
10 fal out. Ladies, Use the Balm Of Columbia time
TO save yourselves The disgrace Of badness by negess
Of your PERSONS II ia your duty, mo'aleis 10 Ns.
serve the beauties Of nature. with which bovc'ial
Creator has endowed yon use the Bam,for will do IL
CAUTION 10 DE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made ~
counter felt tho true Balm Of Columbia. Some Of The
imoe,ers have gone lar counterfeit the splss-
did wrappers and the Falls OF Niagara, and every q.
ternal mark except the Of Constock, which they
dare forge. 10 avoid impostions therefore, si.
ways look for the name Of Comsock & Co. or l.. Q.
Consock, and buy The article unless j, has that
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only a. No.
2 Fletcher street, N. Y. and by PAEGBoRK and
BRINsMAlD, Burlington. w. jsl
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CLOTHIERS, TAKE NOTICE-The subscriber
~ at the Wmoo>ki Iron Foundry, has on hand and
for sale, new TEAZELING GIG, made for narrow
Cloth, first rate machine, Of the latest improvement,
which will be sold cheap for cash, or exchanged for
Cloth. JESSE GAY.
Winooski VILLAGE Juno II $40
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STRAfE ED from the premises of the subscriber
- IS old SHEEP and IS LAMBS, with cropped and
sill right ear and left slightly cropped on the upper
side; one black one among the number. Whoever
Will give Information at this Office the residence
of the subscriber where said Sheep may be found
shall he literally rewarded
TRUMAN ROBERTS.
Burlington, June % lS4O
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STORE TO LET, at Winooski Village, the
- store recently occupied by Lahrop and poiwn
will be let and possession given Immediately, apply
the subscribe, corner Church and College sts Bur
lington or to Gideon Lathrop. MAYO e. WAIT.
Burlinc,on Nav 26. 1910.
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DANGBORN Il BRINsMAID.

/ store, are oa1rng grea, variety Of Watches,
Clocks, icwclrv, Perlumery, Musical Instruments,
Curls Cards Prcure, Soap>llair Obs Rozor>, Knlvcs,
Scissors, Canes, Stocks, Gaps, drawln- materials, will
low Wagons, Chairs aud Grades, Casters, Pencils,
Tea aud Coffee Pots and lrnS; silver ware, plated
Ware, Lamp Weeks and Glasses, Collars and Boz oms,
SuspcnderS, Sword, and Pistols Thermometers Station
cry Inks, Court Plaster; Dolls, Bag, pocket Books
aud n grea, variety oi fancy articles To supply the
wants and minister to the qualification of the noiiona
and all who call al the Variety store we are IN sap
pie Pie" order ready to orders or return calls
nj the variety store, PANcBuRN 4 BRIN, MAID.
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V1NHETIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK jus, received.
l. large supply Of Tippccanoe Text Book, made
mp of documents and facts illustrating Gen. Harrison's
history, character, services and opinions. II is warmly
recommended TO the friends of Gen. Harrison through
ont the U. States, for sale at the book store
June &C. ID. A. BRAMAN
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SONGS OF THE PEOPLE.--Log CABIN Song
~ Book-being a collection of Harrison and Tylor
Melodies embel,hed with neatly engraved Porirai,
of Gen. VIM. II. Harrison, and a view of Old For,
Meigs, for sale at the Book store.
ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington, Sune 26, 1910.
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A YOUNG LADY of good family and of a lib
n cra education and who has thorough thcorc,i-
cal and practical knowledge of the Free III and English
languages, wishes to find place either in emily or
in a community, as a French teacher. Applications
(if by letter post pad) TO be directed 10 Mr.. Mott Pro-
cssor of Music, Burlington, VI. June L.
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MAYO ~ WAIT have returned from New YORK
lNl with their supply OF spring and silnmtr "oods,
LAID the present unusual low rates which they are
prepared to sell cheap can lie had in the country,
buyers are respectfully solicited TO call and receive
the proof al the store recently occupied by ia'hrop
Potwin corueI Of Church anl Colete-sn May 70.
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V. WEEKS, NJ. d.
W. SIIAppooK, NJ. d.
G.. r. (,arEN. Nj. II,
BURLINGTON COMB FACTORY.

ID large and general assortment Of Combs Of suPr-
RIoR QUALITY now ON hand and constantly manuiac-
turing al the above establishment, and for sale to the
trade at low prices Merchants and others wishing to
get good article for recalling will find II 10 their ad-
vantage 10 eau and examine for them elves.
June 10, 1870 Villas, LOOMS and 60.
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NOTICE.--Aii persons indebted to the late firm
~ Of Lalhrop, Potwln and Wait or to Mayo and
Wait at their store at winoosk Village are hereby no.
titled to make payment tous a, our Slore1ln Burllng-
ton, corner Church and College streets
MAYOand WAIT
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& RAMSAY have

CITATION & RAMSAY have
- received, by the recent arrivals, a large and well
assorted sock Of writing papers, and the different ar
tclcs of plain and Fancy Stationery. ALSO, an excel
lent collection Of and illustrated works,
cfIa'e publication. Montreal, ST. Paul st. May 90 CIV
BOOTS - SHOES. The subscriber has now
ID on hand general assortment Of BOOTS and
SHOES, the most fashionable style, and thorough
workmanship, which he oilers very low for CASH.
f.. J. FAY.
n. B. All kinds Of measure worl, done al short no.
tice. Burlington, Church-st May %, 1910.
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UORSE.-Broke into lie inclnsnrc

STRAY IIORSE.-Brokc into the Enclosure of
- the subscriber on the fifth Of this month, young
horc dark bay or brown, hardly middllng size, one
white hind foot, long switch tail, with sore white
on his nose, shod forward The horse appears to have
been worked lately. The owner is requested TO call,
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
Shelburn, June TO- NATHANIEL GAGE
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NJ EW PAINT Observation-Disclosures MILLS
~ have opened new PAINT Suor on Church-st.
two doors south of II. lanes Store, where they will
do all kinds of HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN and CARRIAGE
to suit those who may favour them with their patron
age. Elephants, Oil, Narnish and Putty, constantly
on hand and for sale. II. g. SPAULDlNG.
Burlington, April 8, 1870 Z. b. MILLS. ~
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HOCT. MNKNIINII'S ArOmlllc tA'arrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snu.li> superior to any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
Ease the Ca,arr, and also cold in the lead and the
hea achc. u opens and purgc> ont all distinctions,
strengthen, the gland. and gives healthy action 10 the
parts ecel II il perfectly tree from any thing dele
terou, IN its composlrlon-has pleasant flavor, and
lis immediate elect, afer Icing usel, is algrcca' ie--
Price 50 cents per bottle
poc Mar>halrs Ncge abe Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster is unrivaIed for curing scrolou swell
lngs, Scurvy Sores Lame Back, and frc,h Wounds {;
pans in the sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails to
give relief in local Rhcumali>m, II applied 10 the
side ii will cure many OF he common Liver Compa nt.;
and is equal if not superior, 10 any thing in use for
corns on the fee, the virtues Of This Plaster have lecn
witnessed by thousands Of individuals IN the United
Safes who have tested its efficacy. Sold by the pro-
prlcor; Chas Bowen, MIddlehury, VI. lcl9