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THE LION OF THE DAY.
No CURE NO PAY

NO CURE no PAY
TIE GENUINE OLD DUTCH, OR GERMAN PILLS
Highly omn ended By bort. Jaientne Mott NJ. d. Of
~. Y. and others.
FnNIlESE the orders Any one that does not find re-
lief from these pills the price Is refunded baCk, Ucst
the POSITIVE orders of the Proprietor to agents and
Others.
In offering these pills to the public, appeal to their in
tellgcnCe. itho,e pills not what they are RECON-
mendc YOU are in duty bOund of respect to yourself
and community reject them and publish them To the
world imposition, humbug and puackCry. The pub
lie may be assured they purely vegetable, they are
composed of nine ingredients part of the medicine is only
found In Asia and the yues Of Germany For convenience
these extracts are made into pills aud VIII be found sure
reelection all bilious complaints yellow and bilious
evcrs fever ard aguc, aundce scarlet rash bilious chol
ic dyspepsia DC.
1t is intended that this medicine Is cure for all d
which the human stem is liable. Ten thousand
useless efforts have been made draw from the region Of
unknown fancy long spun theory of magic ART whlch
would each and every disease. Good medicine Is not
to be found in the fire or whrwind.
Health and happiness hing upon chance wlnds-tme Is
the herald Oiruth
monument, of their greatness which will defy the corrong
tooth OF time.
Sold BIS T. Hutchinson r. Taft, Iiacs1CO. WoOdsochi
A. Gibson, Procorsyc, Shcrwin ~ Richardson, X. A.
Dcming a Co., Sas Bruce Jr., Chcslcr b. ID. Newton,
Burton a Brooks, Norwich; J. &. Brooks, Gushing
Nichols Hartford f. Clement Bridgewaor f.. 7. Hun
tinrtou IIartland; !. w. Hubbard, Iuett N Savage,
Windsor; :. G.. Fny; Reading Buck q Jones' SOuih
Rrudng; Robbins White, Cavendshi ;. Prentiss, Per-
knsyile; Bailey Bartlett, Memberships IT, Richardson
A. Co., l., Atwood, Rochester, 3l-ly
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DENTISTRY.

mr. y. HARRIS, would respectfully inform his friends
~ in Woodstock that he shall Offer Them his profession
nj services carly in the ensuing spring, and hopes to be
favored with renewal Of the patronage heretofore so lib
orally bestuwedu upon him.
January. g, ISL, SOIL
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IN y, .nusor, on tnIijSh inst, capt, MARTIN
PINNEY, aged ~.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CHASE,S COOKING STOEE,
orERArINa uroN A FRI ,rLE ENTIRELY NEy

OPERATING uPoN A FRI ''LE ENTIRELY NEW
vu,up srbscrbor bori,, ,,,roc,cJ with Mr. = rho.o
G,r The rinLt of hi. ,ovn tnr tbc Conntv NJ Vndso-
hn, ionv. m clI ,,on,ion oC b nnlIic ~ ,ha sna'
mo stnya he, and dorl, more md onn,
than any other coohin. stove in use IL is convenient be
cause of its peculiar constructions aud economical for tho
reason that il will save three fourths fuel TO
be CONSUMED in other Stoves in order to do an equal A.
Ut cooking IL contains two ovens of large dinrn
Sims which can an nm instant have the tcmperarc so chan
rrd by DINNERS ms ia he ndnutcd In baking or roasting the
nnsi elnc M we'll r., the rn,rs,st fond Tn, boiu9 de-
depar,meut is p,rlrct In every uoint of view SIX boilers
can be used a time The bruna department il 50 con-
structed. that rin1Hu - - -a.;i -
roon being convey td utcty INTO the Stove owing 10
the popularity OF the pncpes upon winch TINS stove op-
NM, Ir"cii 'b "ne va ,'hi, iI %" nII, % IN ~, w
stove il 80 dscnrced mis- donr Inv nm mir chamber FIR re
rnror ing ,b ain nud onar IL hos nnr. viii IN, bo.,
anil in ,,h r,ar"or as 70 nrJ' r 49,, $500 $500, Nv,
tins ali m, hent cenr,o,cd ,ns he ,nnii.d o., ,n 80
tcaI purn".e N1 ~ N'r">' ~ ''''> pow
I'm nro6f or The above hove with mis- ,Jver,
sm.nt tbr GlIovino lrnn, ncundo,
cd character who e uny usiug tho stoy in his ycni,v
hc sinv,s will he k,nt con,tartv on hand and cr all
by TITUs uIJTCEINsON in
'Woodstock July Nth 1870
CERTIrIcATEs
DcnrsIr i bovo uso,i onc NJ ,o,r foolira s,o,. Il, -
rn,iIy Gr oI,, I'm" nae. ma stove ~ aii ~, - 'hiy
IL In L and c. :, M, Jr,, 10 80 -,
consider /, ono nrtho ,nost i,n,orjn;, ;,ht
mn kuo,J,Jgc Urn, si,nnJ, in consjryc,;o, s,J ."
rr1j,vt in torD deem il In bc J,,yoJj md we'll caIc"
mice t5c Stare j.; GJ o @ Iar 'a. ,e
n,n q, Lic bio ,,,c psess. nn. III III.
r ejr,s in sr hive M In rccnmwsrdins !, IN
ncrunnrv vryy ono ,yhs,hor ,b.y aisai
have or ,nyc not othrr stoves, '"' PAII. now
Woodstock, w., June lIth 1910.
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NOTICE The subscriber wishes pay upon all demands
" now due him All persons called upon by this notice,
II /, hDpel will s,'erd TO IL. Nlthout DELAY.
Ia, D. e. HUTCHINSON Jr,
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SHERMAN'S POOR MANS
LAST Err,

ONLY l2 l-2 cents each. Each plaster has printed on
" the buck of " Shernun's Poor mans plaster" II
Is the best strengthening paser in the WORLD ana soVer-
egn remedy for pain weakness in the back, lOs side
breast neck, limbs; JOINTS rheumatism, lumbaso, DC. &c
One million year will not supply the demand They re-
qurc little warming before application Wurrented Sill
peror to all others and for quarter the usual price
making not only the best but the cheapest plaster in the
world. II affords relief few hours and makes aston.
ishng cures In liver complaints and spcpsa, II should
be the region of the liver stomach, and
will afford greut and astonishing relief In cough colds
asthma difficulty of breathing, oppression of the chest or
stomach they will Immediately s00th, and greatly benet
the patient Persons OF scdenary habits those obliged
To stand much, will receive decided support from one
Othese truly srcne pastcrs PLY scians generally
recommend them, in preference to all Others because they
stick adhere better and afford greater relief In their
operation they are stimulat, tonic and anOdyne They
composed of entirely different ngredicnta from any
other; and known FROM the experience Of Millions who
have used ihem well Us the united testimony of all the
celebrated and distinguished clergy and physicians be
the useful and highly medcaied plasterever invented
offered to the public. Several persons have called nj
the house express their surprise and AT the almost
miraculous these plasers have effected. One man
who has been affected with rheumatism as to be unable
dress himself without assistance, enabled amer
wearing one, only night to get up alone in the NOR
ming put his cloths and call office with eyes bea-
ming with JOY and his tongue pouring forth the glaness OF
his heart the sudden and signal relief he had received
from this best of ali remedies. Ask for DR.. Shurmans
Poor Mans Plaster. 1t is called, because the price
places it in the power of all to purchase, beings only IL 2
cents. Sold at the variety store of PINGBORN y
BRiNSliD, Jewellers, Burngon,Nt wholesale agents.
liberal discount TO merchants who buy tosell again.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the post Office at Sprnshed,V Dec 81 lslO
Horace Abee Amos Holden
liepzhah Adams Kelsey Johnson
Allen Bates Edmund Lee
Abiah Bragg Sophia McMurphy
John IritOn Lhpha Morse
A A Bisbee Martha j Morse
Silence Bingham Martha NJ Newton
Philandcr BIodget Michael Parker
Leonard bingham Mr. Ranye
II n Burnham John b Smith
Amasa Bellows Warren Slate
Silas Cutler Obadiah Sreeter
George Carew David stmpsoAJr
Ruth Darling Henry roles
William Dana Mary ID Parker
Daniel Davis Abram Tower
William Dyer Samuel Taylor
Frederick fairbanks-2 Alfred WALKER
Joseph Fairbanks Ezekiel Whlcomb
Rufus t;uil0w-2 Gilman Wetherbeo
Richard Greene Aaron Wilbur
Horace Grant james !. WhitcomD
Hiram Harlow SuaSn Whitney
Foster Henry + Whlmore-3
GEO. W.iSHBURN, p. ".
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

10he Hon. the Supreme Court Of Judicature nerf
10 be holden at Woodstock, wiihin and for the
county Of Windsor, and State Of Vermont, on
the 4h Tuesday, neat after the fourth Tuesday
in January, "A. ID. 1871.
THNIIE petition of Betsey Maria Snow of Pomiret,
IL in said County ofWindsor, sheweth:, That on
the 2lst day of April, A. d, 1885, she was lawfully
married to Bella Snow, Jr. of said Pomiret, and
that from that time she ever lived with the said Bella,
in the faithful performance of the duties enjoned
by the marriage covenant, until the first day OF
May, A. ID. 1887, when the said Bella, without
cause wifuly deserted your petitioner, and conill-
ued so TO desert and abandon her until the first day
of September now last past and TO the present time.
Your petitioner therefore prays that the bonds OF
matrmony between her and the said Bella, may be
dissolved and bill ofdivorce be granted her.
BETSEY NJ. SNOW.
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NASHUA AND LOWELL RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

& rs Ss as 49, s 7,
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BROADCLOTHS

Dn OA ~ LO Ill -
DIAMOND BEAVER CLCTIT,
new style goods for Snrt0uts Pilot CLOTH Cnssnere
Stocknct Fancy, Ribbed and Regalia cloh.-A Also, the
largest assortment of
T.4ILOR'S IRIl[NINGS,
to be found in the countryside great variety Of cloth
caps gloves suspcndcrs neck stocks handkerchief dick
les, bosons, drawers, lambs wool shirts, and umbrellas
,lsO prime assortment of
DnRIfstir Goods.
All of which will be sold very low prices Please cal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
WITT d SOUTIlGATE.
w. & $. Platter themselves that with every means in
their power and by constant attention To their business
they shall be able to the calls OF all who may favor
them with their patronage.
All kinds of garments made short notice and warrant
ed to fit or sale, and in good style in any other
shop Cutting done for Others to make short notice.
Woodstock, Sept. 22 1910.
DISSOLUTION.
rTNE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
L Adams Roby, is this day by mutnral consent dssNl-
we'd. The demands of said firm will be settled by said
Roby, who is authorized to adjust the Immediate
payment is requested on all demands due.
ALERT ADAMS.
JOHN H. ROBY.
Woodstock, Dec. 16, 1910
The subscriber has this day purchased all the interest
said Adams in the property Of the late firm Of Adams n
ROby, and will carry business alone nj the odd stand.
JOHN H. ROBY.
Woodstock, Dec. l6, 1910. 33.f
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Nashua, Dec. l, 1910.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'

MISS RANSOM would respectfully inform bo,
Ivl former patrons and the public generally tina, she
will open school at Milton Falls for the instruction.
of young ladies in all the banches usually taught in
Schools ofthe kind. Terms Of tuition will be from
81 so 10 80 per quarter, according to the branches
studied. Board can be had in respectable families in
the immediate vicinity the school, from TO shi-
lings per week. She hopes by strict attention TO tho
interest OF the scholars, both morally and nteecu-
ally to deserve and receive the support of liberal and
enlightened puI lie.
RErERENcEs Hon. Bates Turner, 81. Albums
Kew James Dougherty, Dea. J. G. Mears Hon. r.
wellington, Jedediah Sawyer. Esq and Mr.. VIM A.
Burnett, Milton. n2
Milton June g. 1871
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STEAMBOAT HOTEL,
Al !ilA!l$I! VERMONT.
nv ION ATTAIN HART.
by JONATHAN HART.

MR. II. respectfully announces to the citizens of
lNl Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased thoroughly
repaired, painted, fitted up, and furnished the above
Hotel, 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 II. Harrington, of the Steamboat Pho
nx) in style Of convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village. spacious
pnrlor 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
lie. An of ground nearly level, adlolns this
Hotel, with convenient ou-houses, spacious and airy
walks, and gardens are all inviting to travellers
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
Mr.. II from long experience processes to know how
to urnsha good Table and Bar, and to serve up the
choicest eatabes and rares decaccs that the market
and season Afford in manner to suit the taste of the
connoisseur; 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 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 tn,
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage fire.,
of expense and without mourning any risk of being
left, by the darkness aeness of the night an,
other contingency incident to the preciptancy of sea
power or the fluctuations of wind and weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those who wish tt
transact business, or visit any part of the village, OF
reasonable terms
Singlemeals 25 cents, and other charges in proper
ton. 3m50
Burlington, May 20, 1871.
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DOCT'S. sAXTON Il NEAL,
sJSNrIETE,

p especially inform the nha| itanis of BrRIiSc-
IL Ton, and vicinity, thai they can e found on
Church->tree nearly oppo.ie the G. aud Bazaar, one
door south Of J. p. Whaline> store ready to 10 all
work IN their line with neatne>> and despatch
TEETH M erIed on Gold Plate from one 10 a full
>et', which they will warrant to ie useful masca-
ton, and appear like natural Teeth.
TEETH filled with Gold or Tin Fol and the ni,ln
cele rated Metallic Paste Teeth can e e..c,ral-
ly hed with this Paste that cannot lie done with God
or Tin Foil>, with ease and warranted for dral ility.
One of the two subscribers can 4. found in their Of
tce al all times, which is very necessary when
ha> the lhrobbIng tooth ache.
BIrl ngtun, June iS, 1871. No
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BENJAMIN H. SKlFF'S ESTATE,
NEW GOODS,

BURNETT & SAWYER at Milton Falls have
- Just received their Spring Stock Of Goods, com.
prislng general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREI,
GRIND STONES dc. &c.
All OF which, having been purchased at the present
very low prices, will be sold at moderate profits 70,
Produce and as cheap as the cheapest for Cash. ant
as we have not time this morning enumerate articles
and prices we would respectfully invite our former pa
Judge for themselves.
Milton, .Jlne |, l9il.
p. S.-NIoifatts Life Medicines Newton's Panacoa
Hltchcock's Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough Tozenges
and many other OF the most approved Medicines
constantly on hand
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you should keep Stephen for the second !;
this child should have more heroic name
what name, then, Doctor 2 asked the
smiling mother.
what name, madam Why-JUrirER
ToNANs!'
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LYMAN & COLE.

ii AN received a splendid Assortment, Of Summer
Goods, which they offer at reduced prices
Among which viii be found grea a, sorlment Of
Rich Printed Ldrns, for mourning, hall mourning
and Fancy, new styles.
Printed Jaconels, and Camhric, Baird Muslin.
Striped, Baird and PLAIN Swiss Muslin,
Plain Jaconet Muslin and Cambria.
CALICOES
Rich Merrnac, and Dover Prints, very low
ALSO, French and English Cambrics, cheaper than
ever.
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain do.
Birds Eye and Russia Diaper
White Linen Table Spreads,
Brown and Colored do.
Linen Damas',
Crash rnd Linen Napkins,
Superior Linen Shlrnv,
Brown Jacket Linen and Ganhroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro de Swiss and lus,rinr S,IL.
Flg'd, Brown, Blue Black and plain cord do,
1ayoT> best Persian Thread,
Melallc Spool do
Marshalfs Linen do
BROADCLOITfS CAS- SLNERE.S, AND
VESTINGS.
The largest assortment OF Vestngs we ever ofrer,d
iur sale including rich Plain and Figured Satin sill,
velvet, Merseles, Valencia, Silk and Wor.,pJ and
other new articles for Ves'Ing, very elegant.
STO CKS.
Satin Stocks with Bows, Plain, do. Scarf Tie. do.
Bombazln do do. Also very beautiful sum.
mer Stock. Fine Linen Collars.
TAILOR s TRAININGS
Padding, Canvass, Sclccas, Coorcd Jeans brown
Linen, Black do. Verona Surge, SILK do Silk binding
Wor.led Binding, Silk ODD Sewing SILK e. Twi,i'
Cut Velvet and Figured SILK Buttons.
The above comprising part of very large stock Of
| Goods which is offered on the most favorable terms
| Burlington, June IL, lS4l. nj
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OR.S TRIlLML.NGS
FOUND.

OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up good STYLE where the UNDERSIGNED
Will be glad to wait on his old customers who ma =
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 r. G. SpAI-rDINC
Burlington, April %, lSil
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Nfm Cash Storr.


T p. WHALING q Co. are now receiving full
y and elegant assortment of goods suited to the
season. such as French, English and American Prints
Painted Muslns and Lawns Mouseline de Lanes,
Challys, Silks for dresses and bonnes, Lawns and
Silks for Shrred Hats Black Lace Wells. Black
Yelling Linen Edging ofvarous qualities and patterns,
Swiss Muslin Edgng and Insertion Cambria do do,
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, French Worked Collars of
superior quality, Mourning do, Ladies Cravats and
Dress Hdkfs, Sd silk Shawls Gloves of every qnal-
ny, general assortment of Hosiery Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons, Superior l.eghorn and Plain Straw Bonnets,
Zephyr Worstcd and Patterns Umbrellas and Para
soils. Finally almost any thing the Ladies OF Burline-
ton may want can be found at the "New Cash Store
on "Cheap Side"
DRY GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugars, Molasses Saleratus, Rice,
Ginger Specs, &c; almost any article that Farmers
want. Also, an assortment of CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE.
All the above named articles together with many not
enumerated, will be sold AT very low price for cash
Burlington, June |, 1871.
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HARDWARE.

I'HE subscriber is now receiving large additions to
L his stock Of shelf HARDWARE, comprising
nearly every article in the line bought the present
low prices; and which he offers for sale at wholesale
and retail at asmall advance from cost for cash at
the old established Hardware Store sign of the
Paddock, corner OF Church and Colepe.streets
n5l ROBERT MOODY
Burlington May 26 lS4l
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cal Estate for sale, at the T.:

cal Estate for sale, at the Falls.
THE Two Houses owned by Mr.. l.. Barnard, n,
L Burlington FALL, will be sold at a reduced price
Attached to one Is about an acre of land, and to the
other about half an acre. Apply to
II. LEAVENWORTH.
May 81. lo4l. n5l
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DHllR hYlRR.!.a

One of our correspondents the other day
made call for the resuscilalion of the old
Yankee Song, written to commemorate the
Battle of Stonington. A friend Of ours
who has treasured up in his memory, every
thing almost connected with the military
proves of his country, has furnished US witt
a copy as originally published.
BATTLE OF STONINGTON.
Three gallant ships from England came,
Frelghted deep with fire and flame,
And other things we need not name
To have q dash at Stonngton.
Now safe arrived their work berun
They thought to make the Yankees run,
And have mighty deal OF fun
In sealing sheep al StonngtOn.
Yankee then popped up his head
And Parson Jones our sarmou read
To which our Reverend Doctor sad
That they must fight Tor Stonington.
Their ships advanced several wavs
The Brtons soon began TO blaze
Which put old Williams in amaze
VINO feared the loss Of Stonlnutou
Tie Rlmilles first began the attack,
And Nlnrod made mighty crack,
And none can tell what kept them back
From setting fire 10 StUn.n5ton.
Their bombs were thrown, Their rockets flew.
And not man vi all the crew,
lnolgh every man stood full in view,
Loud XIII man OF Stonlngton.
Their old race with red-hot ball.
Soon made farmer barrack fail
And did a COW house sadly maui
llat stood q mile from StOnin0inu
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PRICES REDUCED! II!

rINHE subscribers have taken the Store formerly
L occupied by Geo. A. Conner as grocery store
first door west of B. Bishops Hotel, which has been
filled with good assortment of DRY GOODS, wet
and dry GROCERIES, &c. &c, which were bought
this spring in New York at low prices, and will be
sold AT very small advance from for cash. pro-
badly lower than can be purchased at any other stanC
IN town. as circumstances make il necessary that the
goods be sold Immediately.
Tavern keepers and Others wishing to purchase
Liquors, Loaf Sugar, &c will do wellto call.
T 2%isF,i H coSNER. Assig"e",
Burlington, May ~, 2s4l.
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CR0CKERY, GLASS G. CHINA WARE.
FARRAK u WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Croclerm Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers Of
Stone Hare.
100 G SancIyS Just received and no" opening
% Packages Edged and Common Ware
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware with COM
pete sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets entirely patterns and
shape most beautiful ancle with. Tea and Toilet
Ware to match.
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
SpIlg, do do Sets and gold band
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Glass Ware containing
g. 8, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
g. 8, and flute :" Pressed do do
3packages fine plain Tumbers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plain do do great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Girondales, Candebras,
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers, Decanrers, Splendid French Porce-
Goblets Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all of which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
| prices +, a. W. would invite the attention OF Mer-
chants in he surrounding towns to their stock of ware
| assuring them that they will sell IN package assorted
tn order on good terms can be purchased IN New
York Boston or Troy, AT their warehouse corner OF
of Church and College SITS.
| Burlington, June !. ISL.
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Medicinal Liquors


~ Dark Figured and PLAIN Parasols, very cheap
by +. NJ. WRIGHT Il GO.
May 20, l8il. n5O
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, supply Of warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which will be sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eye
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street, opposite
the old Bank. c. l.. NELSON
Burlington June |. 1871.
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EAREWELL'S Morocco Shoes, Cater Boots,
Il do. Mems and chlldrens Shoes con
stantly for sale by N. LOVELY & co.
June 2, lSIl. n52
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-16

I CASE Ladies straw Bonnets Just received & this
L day Opened AT manufacturer prices. Also Ladies
super nett Gloves and Mts, Ribbons, French Cam.
let's Printed Lawns, &c F., NJ WRIGHT. d.Co
June TO- 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-16

nUlLLS.-A good assortment of Quilts from Ne
W |. Russia to 90 Opuque-Aso Steel PENS
hrst rate article, for sale by
Cueegst S HUNTINGTON.