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New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
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NTJFFs. lggFFs. IlCFFs. AT WAT
W. SONS l5i haiaam-st and lao 30 =ery.-Ths sub
Iker informs the ladies NeHYors and vicinity tat
he mas hsad very rich elegant a.sortr.-
OF Lynx and ojher Fur Mufs, prices rcduc Iil -
per cent hom any previous year He earnestly s.lci
before purchasur and those
rhey shel not be disappointed. For trimming. Of al
kintg and Furs repaired ai notice.
80 Ina WATSON, l5f chathsm-s; and 100 Bovery.
eTEs: s5&i.L esGS DS.-ALFRED SMITH.
.crch5nt T4ior. No. 36 Fuiton-st -ould iay;c h.
friends aad the puAc call aad hi- stock o.
ueT f4 Goods Consisting Of Cloths Cassimeres and YES
igs suited the fall ;Tatc Geat>ncn leaving ;lcr
lers may rely ipou their b,us fulfilled the
fac;ory manner. Terms GoGrse-Cash delivery = q!
nTE; PRICE SE4fsE-Gentemen wishing To
~ paccha>e gooI cheap Clonng, sould do wei to c7
1885, chatham s:.c whc.e .hey fad garments at
the following pricc-
Cloth Costs - to $2 Cloth Jackets. 81 70 s.; Sati-
nc;; Pants .sI.5 10 ja,.J; Cloth Pants 81 70 il5l
o! 2n JACOB COGS WELL.
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E0fs SALE or ExCissNCE-

.SeN ESis S1A u "a
als Country seat 10 mIles from the ciiy lsca.ed ia
Queens County, L. l. containing upwards 0i ~ acres
hrst rate llnd The buildings one double house mo-
finish. with CRATES marble mantes, oldng doors.
Xc extra kitchen; a.o. large blru, wagon house, car
house, shop, crNnary. poultry house and yard
house. with all other for large
family. The iruIt Is of the hest kind every variety
apples, cherries, &c IL abundance.
a large auoant Of the molry may renaiR bond ami
mortgage; Bfooklyn or Ncwiork CITY property would
be taken exchange. Address l. nj. s. tsis office
Ssslt
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APPIErON,A CA.sE TAILORING !

- AN1P . r. vN = y e. sf iNIboNl'" -
Ia. I trLlSI INEH T. 59i Grand. corner OF Attorney
street rhe subscriber resperinF informs bls friends.
the public cruerilly that coz aues to make Gar
rScnt, to ',yc n isEIos TO sE his
er-' tasles good IT h best Of workmanship II
at all times be relied Gentlemen pref-rrug urni h
inp tseir own materials. sil fad 1t interest to
give hm call Puncuaty all Cases strictly oh erved
Ca,rg.> moderate u25 m
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

SsstEC..-I Ia Consequence of the ain Of III Fen
Y nell, the firm of LINEN & FENNELL i now DIS
solved Al persons having claims against the concern
viii be ri. assd present them for et the sub
scIber ho Will carry on Bookbinding ba,ness u
usual at his establishment. No IA Fulton street.
jQ3t JAM : LINEN.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

% One Of The satinet factories belonging to the
EIampden Cotton Manufacturing Company IN
Mooson, Mass. was eatircly destroyed by fire, with
all its contents, on Saturday morning. The factory
was buill but few years since and the machinery
was almost new The loss is estimated at SIG OGO
Insured at Manufacturers Muua At Worcester Tor
$l2,S00
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vx.ypES,~ rtsGIlEJ.7s 81 i e L. 4 !

- the Iste Far OF the America" l"ssi,u'e, silver
u md,i YVES -rlSd TO JOSIAH Hayden for as supe-
=. ,-..,, p.rs il i nov coGcsac. that ttaydsAs
Pms sre sqaal TO the and 5e'r aa mo' OF ihese
.e.porei rhs price much le aud t@e '5aae n'a an
advantageous deal N Ihe 49, ..,s Ibe
INC Iua,i'Y es'@' FDW J. EMO N''-st NIL
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GONPOSsVEQN NOE44. EEss. OF inc bcsi
mar,r,as snd QuAy, ana Of al sizes, cast al ae o
so of the New Wori4, ~ Ana-.t- Inquire Of Sir W.
.,;l,u iE rs i'm %. Pr. l,,.I -.,sen.enI ant. "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11
COFF9R DAM.

u DRY Gocii. u ooIsIyr, New Nork.-
Proposals ;sr Timber for hCiding tue
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LA MILES can be supplied with iho best of ..r
wants tor city and country. and shortest 40
tee. az - East 5rcad~sy. mails
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Besides th.s sum considerable amount Of sciip has
boeH 10y the secretary II state Auditor aud Trca
urer Board "a settle up the affairs of th7 Internal
Improvement :, stem
0r ,ai. ssO7 5,5 - Is due the School Fund end
So 9!9 Il on accolnt # surplus revenue -" hlsh last
sum ho~eycr, has been rem.tted by Congre>--eaVInr
te debt Of this Stlie at the present the sum OF
sS66Gi 9sand probably there items Yet to
uc addet
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SCHEDULE OF TIMRE

will be received the Navy Agents Office, New-fo foFk,
until the 5IR day of December, loil sgreeaby 10 'ae
following
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

DEf.g9 FOOLSCAr PAPER. 1000 keaIns oi
u Ai,lF Eulad Gap. For sale by
pFRSSE 4 BROOhS, Sn III th"rf" -''~-'
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w a n is.

Il ANEE ED-A y Of good rnor,l, ,bcs, "a -
" OF As- l. learn the Book binding bas,n-,s a..
sho caS board NisA hs FAreAis WILL be preferred 49,,
AZ $ ANA street. ply
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

CELEBRATED EYE-WATER-
~ ASTONISHING CURES per
E~8AsA rrl,d by DR. J. FRANCIS, Ocah't: no
~ Ss&y5 % Barclay street, within Two doors oi 'HS
A.tor Hog.s .rcs
wns uesri, blind for iEeigs years "i'A neoi'as a n
sr.ur the sight; and am no" pefecuy ies'2.eu ~ '
Frtnc,', Eve Mater MAETHA HEo"s Ia of'yth-a. 81.
I had diselzed yes for length Of 'mH ono oyn
deprived of sight; and from the use oil Df - PP"
W." -" = '"' ars Cox, III Delaney a.
Ieertfy tn the aboye being true statements ~ I've"
par,icDI,r g BENEDICT Pastor ofStzhtoh't Ch4ls",
%as almost blind tor twenty years WIN cn 81 " c.
each eye y sieh are Dow perfectly removed oy W.
rss astonishing preparation for that disease 5 o,s
TIM celebrated preparation iof -es4es o' -. ~ ,s
MADE s rct curss hcu hope mad sed, and ewes 10
believe 70 b. ircur4be # Perfec; cure '"s ' "a
a4mmatcry diseases of the Eve, weakness q sIe -
h,, III nade mnny wonderful cures n anianross "n -.
fact II Is prepared sold BY aly IL afAeI"a -
Dr. J. Francis Numerous Certificates can % se'H " ~
office ..a ., i, asr
tinely recommend 1t TO the notice Of the p Hbic
able remedy. :, church.
DUNCAN DvsBLK, Pastor OF the NcDodgsi.' " S
{ H. Coxg P.stor Of the First baptist Gaarea.
JoHs P OK Agent 70. the Home hiS>ion SySg Sr,s
j. HAaRtsos Pastor Of the Thompsos-tts. " csnrrh
J.coa RRuxEs Pastor offhc NoTrb Bspts. prsIa
Jossu, Lane M,n bsr OF the PresbJ cry yy, "a sar-
G. GLExs7 Member Of the Koys Cos
,.ons Lon!ou-So. Warren 81 80, n. ds:fn.
II Artificial EJ es inserted, Shien nls In
gai.het from tie nstaral-io EsrcisyA
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

NOR sNlE-TOWN'S. .rATENr STOVE No 4
improved hy French snd Of all Ihe ccgtrvapces for
sooAEs aoue Sxcced tbs Esquire At 1872 N4ssaz street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

Dsi-A ceru6cste Of TwEs rf SHARES Of a,
Il Jlmass and B.oos' 'ya Rsilrosd Stock IA favor .
Jno L. Norto,, Jr. Apphcaicn ~i be made 10 Ste c. nj
aanv ~ ;hei Office oH i5th o; December Instant n
nrr caFthcSt,. ~ 2e.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-11

NOr,IE.-lf Mr.. JUDAH ZENTZ ar Mr. RI.
y CEEL ZENrL should csl at he otfec Of the srb
crcer', ine!iisence viii be oommonea'ed TO thea which
Ill prove 10 ihcir advantage.
nss GRINNELI. NINrURN L co. - South 81
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T r tV ELM q.

Lspls Pmlu7s, seeret'ry-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
TNQUIRE..AsK THOSE WHO KNOW.

l. Those only who know BY trial OF immediate obser
vation form any idea Of The effects, Of the perfect
relief, OF the almos cl,arm.ke effected in
of the PILES, RHEUMATISM, all SwELLIkGs, aud
all external PAINS, no matter how severe, by the
OF Hays Lniment. Find one who has used il that will
not laud il above all things used, and yon will find
villa, cannot be found. lr-JSt'or The reefoi suffer-
ing human beings who may be afflicted, beg you TO ask
ASK OF those who knOw-ask the Hon. ALFRED
CoNKLIS. U. g. Judge for tina, district, residing
Auburn; ask MATHEW J. myers, Esq. Athens,
NJ Y; ask Gen. DUFF GREEN, late OF Washing, on
city, each OF these gentlemen know OF cases
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried
for many years. that have been cured by the of The
genuine Hays Liniment Thusands Of other persons
know similar cures. We appeal TO their Of jus.
,ice- their human feelings. fTDltis but a duty yon
owe your suffering feow-beings TO let this great
remedy be known. Speak of, then 10 all your freads
This will save much pain where the newspapers are
not read, where readers are increduos because 40
many worthless articles are advertised Tor the same
purpose. 10 buyers we say, IL all who have uaed II do
say il is beyond all praise, then do not take it,
The proprietor " not allow this article he paid for
unless It cures when all The directions fully follow
ed any one suffering refuse now omyh? fine
does, he ought be ped more for his obstinacy than
hip suffering. .ljSMr. Hays would never consent to
offer this article, he compelled by his Of
moral -oi egious dnty-to do all in his power for he
victims Of distress and misery. For this purpose he
would sooner devote fortune than secure dollar for
any worthless article. ICFLOOK OUT Some
swinders have coun,erfeed this article and put ur
with various devices. Do not be imposed upon. One
thing only will pro,eo, you-t s the name Of Comstock
& Co.; that name must be always the wrapper, OF
you ore cheated DO not forge, il, Take this direc'
ton with you and test by that, never buy for it j.
impossible for any other to be ,S"s o. genuine.
Sold BY Comstock & Co. II Maiden Lane, N. York
THEO A. PECK & Co. Wholesale Agents for The
S tate OF Vermont.
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STEAMBOAT HOTEL.
BURLINGTON, M sSSY VERMONT.
by JONATHAN HART.

MIR. H. respectfully announces to the citizens of
Nl Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased thoroughly
repaired, painted fitted up, and furnished the above
Hoel, situated on the corner of South and Water
streets, opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf in
the village of Burlington formerly owned and kept
by Captain /. X. Harrington, of the Steamboat PhD-
mx) IN style OF convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village. A spacious
parlor, sitting room, reading room and dining room,
all communicate with each other, and with the front
PIAZZA on the ground floor. The Bar room, barns,
sheds and yards arranged in the best possible
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
llc An acre of ground nearly level, adjons this
HOTEL with convenient Ou-houses, spacious and airy
walks, and gardens are all nvitlng-'o travellers,
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
MIR. II. from long experience processes to know how
to furnish good Table and Bar and to serve up the
choicest eatabes and rares decaces that the market
and season Afford IN manner TO suit the taste Of the
connosseur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost exertons will be put in re-
QUESTION to serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, to and
from the Boats, and their baggage transported ant
taken care of at this Hotel, and their Hack hire
to and from the Court house square.
Stage passengers can be left at and taken from th:
Hotel without additional fare and those taking th'
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage FIRE,
of expense and without mourning any risk of being
left by the darkness laeness of the night, an,
other contingency incident to the precipitancy Of steam
power, or the fluctuations Of wind and weather.
| Horses and Carr ages furnished those who wish Il
transact business or vstany part of the village, oil
| reasonable terms.
Single meals % cents and other charges in proper
| ton. 3m50
| 1Burlington, NAV 90 l3tl.
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V,O THE BALD.HEADED II OTHERS

u Does any KNOW q neighOOT or Uiehu WHO hdt
been Bald, and whose head is now covered with fine
hair? One whose coat collar covered with dan.
dru1, though brushed every hour-wh has now van
,shed entirely, Or whose hairs a, early age were
turning grey, who now has not grey hair? Children
whose heads were covered with rf,-whose hair
would not grow, that growing the fullest tops
of hair Some cases must be known 10 most persons.
Ask them the cause, and you will be told that these
things have been done BY the use Of the Balm Of Co.
tumbia Of20 years growth is this article, it's demand
Il """ssly some hundred pc. sn".noush
purpose, now assaied by almost numberess mushroom
trash preparations that will ruin the hair il used an,
extent. Can more than these facts be wanied-reIer
the recommended ions by list ofnames of respec,a.
biIity, unequaled by any other article. Look these
buy this article. Stay and preserve your hair
by s use, or if bald restore it, Ladies, attend 10 lhis
-huudreLs in fashionable life using il az the only
10 fall out Ladies, use the Balm Of Columbia ime
save yourselves the disgrace Of badness BY neglect
Of your persons 1t is your duty. as moas's to pre-
serve the beauties Of nature, with which a bout iul
Creator has endowed you the Balm, il will do it,
CAUTION TO BE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made 10
c)un'erfeit The true Balm OF Columbia. Some of the
iposers have gone lar as 10 counterfeit the splen.
Il wrappers, and The Falls Of Niagara, and every ex.
e,nal mark except the name Of Comsiock, which they
dare not forge. 10 avoid imposions therefore, al
ways look for the name Of Comsiock & Co. or l.. s.
Consiock and buy the article unless il has ,ha,
name upon il Sold wholesale and retail, only al No.
II Maiden Lane, Y. THEO. A. PECK e. Co.
W holesae Agents for the S,ato OF Vermont lie
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NOTICE.-iE5@ Medicine Is hes, known by {,

NOTlCE.-.E5@Med Medicine Is best known by the
cures 1t periorms.eF1s !. Newion'> Panacea,
or Purifier of the Blood. The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqair-
ed throug houl the New Eng land States, and the many
ii has performed, and the great demand made
for it by the advice ofphyscians well acquaintot with
It's PREPARATION has induced the proprietor to extend
lis circulation TO almost every town IN the eastern
States and the principal towns in the United States.
Thu, Panaces warranted purely vegetable, and is not
surpassed by any other medicine offered to the
afflicted as lis extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. 1t has within the last eighteen months
cured is thousands oithc most obstinate diseases,
can be proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the best medicine
IN Useful information may be found in circulars
containing certificates of cures and directions for ta-
king the medicine The following appointed agents.
Burlington, J. d J. II. Peck aud Co., X. Moody
81 AllanS, Curtis and llussel-Mton, C. Drake
Milton Falls, Burnct and Sawyer-Warervillc, Fisk
and Brown -lIneshurgh, Hull and Cuok-Fartax
Parker and Acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Cambridge, NJ. Wirc,-Inderhill, NJ. &. Barney
North Ferrisburgh, H. c. Wcker-Georgia, A. Bliss
WlIlison, n. Chiuenden-Richmond, Green d Rhodes
johnson, e. l.. Warner and Co-Monkton, Ethan
Smth-Bakersield Arlington and Woodwari-Fair-
field, Burnett and Farnsworth. e.o.p.ly.tl9
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John M Eldredge's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT. }

=. l7sHIlI OI OTlItVnuVn, IS,
The Hon. Probate Cour, for the District of Chtendon
to all persons concerned in the estate Of JOHN NJ,
El.DREDGE late Of Burlington 10 sand District,
deceased GRrrTtyG
Nv HEREAS Mary inn Eldrcdgc administrator
w oil the estate OF SAID deceased, proposes 10 rem,
der an OF her administration and present her
accoun, against said estate for examination and al
lowance at q SESSION Of the Court of Probate, 10 be
holden nj Burlington an the second "Wednesday Of
July next Therefore, you are hereby notified TO an
pear before said at the lime and place aforesnd
and show cause dany YOU have why The account
aforesaid should not he allowed
Given under my hand as Burlington this 9Th dav
Of lme \, D. ISL, Wy. WESTON, Rsgistx.
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diseases OF THE Enthusiastically

ill De-
Tho mns, nonula, remedy ever known in America
Veretob,s pnimonarv BaIsam il the mos, valuable
,emsd, oow in se Gr cou,hs colds. asbna mr. nhh;s;c
coo.nmn,;on hoon;,o congI and nnmonarv affections
oGe,erv kind lis sae Is Steadily increasing and The
nronre,ors are constantly receiving the my.i favorable
accnnn, If ;,s esc,s rLc Cllowino new ce,,i6c.,es
are oflered far n,blic examination.
Az IsTrarsT,So CAsE.-Ex,rac, oC a letter from
Mr,, CI.v K,noson' JJls,er TO- n v IN tho
nrnr;o,ors ..yo"ss oc Tho a,i, ;,s, vas duy ,ec,d
A ,em.rk,ble cure was effected by The Veus,a,,le Phi
monarv Rl.am in the winter and sprius of lSs5 The
, a.,o A. Moodv had been s;cL ,ona lima v,;,h
,Le cnns,mn,;on, H. nhvsic;ans had given linn nm
He was reduced 40 low "a to he unable to helm him.
.nd ,.as ,a;,;no large nuao,i,, If Hoo! when he
commenced nsinp The 1Ialsam. which has e(lec,ed a
comnIe,e cure and he il now "a hale and hear,y as
sve, no ..s Air. Moodv has remoyed from ,s ,own.
b,, hs h ~ nrcmseJ me- q more ds rd acconn or his
o o"s u. . liz i -; G,w,ra vo. r. Ci'AV
~ K;o"s,on n v Jnns Ok Isas
Ex,1ac, oC a letter from DR.. Jacob Mixers The
voas,ah,s pulmonaIv Bal.am has been sod in his
..su"He .o .o"r. and ,ho ,noJ;ono h,s oa;na, .n
unc"no, coIeIr,y Cor II scarceiv in ono instance
Called oTL,v;nu The desired effect, am bv no means
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I OOK AT THIS..-f1AVE you A COUGH =
- 10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION every year in
the United States, and millions su1effeon troublesome
coughs and colds, that can ba curud by Dr. NJ Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, safe
medical prescription, conang no poisonous drugs, and
used in an extensive practice for several years will
most positively afford relief, and save you from that
awful diseaee, pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into the grave hunnreds eff the young the old,
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have you cough
BE persuaded TO purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may lie too late. Have you
cough!-Dr. Hilcecok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
Crops is the only remedy you should take TO cure you.
For this plag reason-Tha in no one of the tha,sand
cases where it has been used has II failed TO relieve
Price 75cents per hottie. For sale, wholesale and Re-
ta, by A. HITCHCOCK & co. No. III Genesee
ST., Utica, MY. And by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington, by J. & J. H. Peck &
Co., Theo. A. Peck e. Co. In Vergennes, by J. H.
Bowman. In Milton by Burnet & Sawyer. In Geor-
gla, by Lorenzo James. au.2
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DOCT's. sANTON Il NEAL,
IG1EIgEga

1)esHctfully inform the inhabitants Of BrRIISG-
~ TON, and vicinity, that they can he found on
Churchsiree nearly opposite the Grand Bazaar, one
door south Of J. T. Whaine's store, ready TO do all
work IN thor line with neatne,S and despatch.
TEETH inserted on Gold Plate from one TO full
>el which they will warrant 10 lie u,siul IN masiiCa-
uon, and appear like natural Teeth.
TEETH filled with Gold or Tin Foil and the much
celebrated Metallic Paste. Teeth can be cleotual-
y hlled with this Paste, that cannot be done with Gold
or Tin FoIls with ease and warranted Tor durability,
One Of the two subscribers can tie found IN their Of
nee a, all times, which !, very necessary when MAI
has the ihrobhng tooth ache.
Burlington, June Is, 1871 NJ
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CRoCKERY, GLASS g. CHINA WARE.
EARRAR & WAIT

Importers and Wholesale dealers in Croc!ery Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers Of
Stone Ware.
lOO namely
25 Packages Edged and Common Ware
IS do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprg do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware, with com.
plcte sets throug hout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets entirely patterns and
shape most beautiful article, with Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE.
l0pnckugcs China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
Spiig do do Sets and gold band
Gold band & sprig do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE
0packages Glass Ware containing
g. $, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
g. 8, and Q flute " Pressed do do
3packagcs fine plain Tumblers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plain do do, great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Girondales, .Candcbras,
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers, Decaners, Splendid French Porce.
Goblets, Wine and line Vases with flowers
and shades,
and variety Of other articles in their line all of which
now offered Wholesale and Retail al New York
prices. F: & w. would invite the attention of Mer-
chants in The surrounding towns to their stock of ware
assuring them that they will sell in package assorted
TO order on good terms can he purchased in New
York Boston ar Troy, nj their warehouse corner OF
of Church and College SITS,
Burlington, June |. lSil.
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CABINET WAR E.-The subscriber has resum-
~ ed the Cabinet business at the old shop on Church
street, formerly occupied by Nichols q Herrck, and
recently by b. r. Walker where he intends to manu-
facnre and keep constantly on hand all kinds of
CABINET FURNITURE, of style and quality not
inferior to any manufactured in this vicinity. He
hopes his long experience, together with strict atten-
ton to the BUSINESS, will secure him a share of the
public patronage.
and Maple Scanet, suitable for bedseads; Eastwood
plank and boards from inch to inch white Pine
boards. Most kinds of country produce received in
payment (but cash would be very acceptable)
Burlington, Jan. |, ISL. SAMUEL NICHOLS.
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M CORES ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
NA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will he the
means of saving thousands from an untlmcly grave
Ii has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very cicacious in the lowing
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, difficult Breathing, lnhnenza,
Quinsy, Asthma Phthisc, Splitting Of Blood, t,atu-
lency, Indigestion, Looscness of the Bowels, Fits Of
every kind Cramps, ricketts,, Cole, Caarrh, Dy>cn-
tary, Painting, Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach Measles, preventive Of Con-
tagious diseases, Gout and Rheumatism.
tCj9The above Me lcinc is prepared by Henry Sey-
mour, of Hadey, Mass. from the Original Recipe, hv
the direction Of said M4smnnpnd sold by HIM and the
principal Druggi>,> i91 States.
Sold wholesale am ~ J. q. ]. H. Peck Co
and Theo A. Peck uilng,on, and by the
dealers generally throIG bout the country
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XNORMS, WORMS.-DR. NJ. TiITcHcocK's

M ORnS NOI NSs-DR. NJ. i1TCHcOCkS
w unrvalled and unequalIed WORM TEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms Strange and incred-
lie are the ELECTS Of these dele>taLe vcrmn; few
persons, and is thought none are free from them, par
iicuarly females and children. Many persons go
through distressing course Of medicine without a
ieneht, when they might he relieved by using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been tested
by the experience Of more than Ten years use, and
administered to more than $1,000 persons Of various
ages, and not solitary comp amt; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited given their de-
cided preference TO H. after trying the dieren. articles
sent forth to the pulic and pronounced DR.. IL. Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, electua,, and con-
venien remedy that can lie otained tof in no one OF
the thousands of Instances where it has Leon used
agreeable to the printed directions has it ever failed.
~ B. Ash for DR.. NJ. Htchcoci'> Worm TEA, as there
many nOstrm> abroad for the deStruconof worms
For sale Wholesale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK q
CO., sole proprctor> III Genesee street, Utica, and
by their agents throughout the Union. In Burlington,
by J. d J. II. Peck d Cos and Theo. A. Peck & Co,
In Vergennes by J. II. Bowman. In Milton, by
Eurne, q Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo James,
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