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celebrated PILLS, or HEALTH RESTORATIVE
for complaints peculiarly incident TO the Female Sex.
This article is now brought before the public under
sanction of the strongest testimony, from those who
have alike used il, and also witnessed its un,qualcd
powers in the removal of Female distractions of the
most aggravated and desperate character. These
testimonials are not brought from the ignorant and
llliterate-but from Physicians and other Scientific
Persons, who have tested lis great virtues and now
recommend II IN their practice and lend TO II the sane
ton OF their names 1t is not intended many medl-
cines generally for all the varieties of disease
which il is the lot suffer under. But 1t is intended
simply for class of complaints, and those only re
latng TO one sex. These beng ofrather delicate ma
ure, there would be more than orddary degree Of
dlthdence in coming with this article before the public
were il not the fact that thousands are continually
which this medicine has never failed TO prevent or
cure Such has been the provision Of Nature, that
nearly all the complaints of Females connected in
some degree with the habits allied 10 their And
many can bear witness, where mere cold at a par
cular stage has produced checks, that the hand of
Science and Skill, never has been able to dspel or
alleviate. At first the lrreguary and suppression of
the natural habits produces no very alarming symp
TOMS and is treated generally with neglect. And
proper attention is procrasaated until the hollow eve
sallow complexion and great bodily debility indicate
that either rapid consumption, or some other fatal
disease has fastened It's RESTLESS grasp the sufferer
which soon terminates existence, by lingering bu
certain death. For complaints inevitably productive
of such results this invaluable medicine now hrough,
the puNlC. IL invariably removes ObSTtCtnnS
and regulates too profuse mensTuraton, and cure
by its unequaed qualities all he variety of dcronge.
mcnt connected with the Female habit. The eminent
and distinguished Doct J. Morrison. who has prac.
tised medicine at Oneida ~ York, with the most sig.
nal success for 20 years says "t is the best medicine
now IN use In cases of retention, or suppression OF
the Menses, think II will sustain the appelaon of n
specific have tried II in the worst cases with most
admirable success and wish for the good of suffering
Females, that all physicians would introduce il m
Their practice as have found il answers beyond NV
most sangne expectations In its effect il is kind
may he taken without the least inconvenience ms is
not cathartlc, but tonic and aperen For ample par.
ueulars respecting IT'S efficiency certificates Of Pys
cans VINO have witnessed its effects, and of Others
VINO have been most signaly benefited and restored
by IT'S virtues-reference is offered To the pam,
phets accompanying the medicine and 10 the NOR,
particular evidences, in the hands Of the subscriber
sole Agent for the Now Enaland States,
EDWARD BRINLEY,
Wholesale Deoler in Drugs, Medicines Paints snt
pyeSnfS No J q sorth sdeoa Fsneul HsL
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(FIom the London "ForsctMc-Notn for leN.l
OLD FRIENDS TOGETHER.

BY CHARLES TWAIN, EsQ.
Oh, time is sweet, when roses meet,
With springs sweet breath around them:
And sweet the cost, when hearts az 'os,.
ii those we love have found them:
And sweet the mind that still can find
a star IN darkest weather:
But nouaht can be so sweet to sec,
As Oh friends met together.
Those days of old, when youth was bold,
And time stole winrs to speed il,
And youth ne'er knew how fast time few
Or knowing did not heed IT,
Though gray each brow thnt meets us now,
For ngo brings wntly weather,
Yet nousht can be so sweet To see,
As those old friends together!
The few long known, whom years have shown,
With hearts that friendship besses;
hand TO cheer, perchance, n tear,
To sooth friends distrcsses;
Who helped aud tried, still side by side
A friend to face hard wcathcr;
Oh, thus may we ye, Joy TO see
And meet old friends toacther
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CURIOUS FACT.

If an egg, says DR.. Garnctt, be reduced
to ashes previous to incubation, the magnet
discovers no iron in those ashes. But if an
egg be placed under hen, or in any other
state proper for Matching, and be reduced to
ashes, in the same manner, subsequent to
the chicks being produced, iron in consl-
derable quantities will be found in the ashes.
The experiment has been made.
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CI,OTUS A. CASSIMERES.

ID EAVER Cloths, Log Calm Cas>lmeres, Black,
ID Blue Black, Blue Brown Dalhia, Olive Green,
Invisible Green and Green, Steel Oxford and colored
mixed Broad Cloths.
MERlNOES.-Engl>h, French and German Meri-
noes; French and German Thu ct and Saxonv Clo'h,
Taeon> and Allpine>; Black, Brown, Purple, Blue
Black and light coIored Allapacca Coh>; Mouscline
de Lanes, all wool, wool and cotton, & silk and wool
black grounds very fine, leanlif.
Shaker Yarn, all colours and white very iine Ger.
man Cr,el>, all colours; Fringe, and Bindings, heavy
Silk, Mohar and wor>tej Frmge> for Dresses ant
Man,la> very rich, hv II. w. CATl.IN 4 Co.
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I EATHER tSc.-.The subscriber has T

EATHER tSc.--The subscriber has received
Land is now receiving from New York, large as
sortment Of Leather, Boots and Shoes in addition to
his former Stock consisting of the following articles
in part:
100 Sides Sole Leather, superior article, free from
50 Heavy Cow Hides, lwater,
10 Sides Harness Leather,
10 " Black Bride do
10 boz. Sheep Innings
South Sea Seal Skins,
| Grained Leather,
Case Mems Superior Calf Boots sewed, war
anted,
3 :. Thick Boots heavy at 81, 50 per pair
" Small Boys i'222
Together with Kids, Kips, Shoe Thread, Prunella
Cotton and Linen Webbing Backing, Shoe Brushes
Ladies French Kid Slips, and general assortment
Of Misses and Childrcns Slips and Walking Shoes
all Of which will be sold low for cash
H. c. STTNISON.
~ B,-Wanted a few bushels of Ruckwheai Rye
and Corn. T. J. STIMSON, Agent
Burlington Oct. %, 1910.
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RLN' KSNlTu.--Tbe snb,cr,l er

RLN kSNlT!t.--lhe suh,cril or having re-
- Gently moved from Albany, and commenced the
Black smith business all It's forms, IN The new .hop
on Madison street, near Foelt X Bradry'> Store
wOnld respectfully invite the uhAltan's Of Burlington
and vicinity 10 give him call, as ne u fully prenared
do all kinds 81 work IN his line on the hor,e,t no.
tice, lest manner, and iavoral lie terms He has
for many years past given his particular attention 10
the Horse shoeng business, and Farrery in ali its
branches from the long experience which he has
had, ana the general Information he has derived hoih
from theory and practice, he feels fully confident IN re-
commenting hlinseiio The pulhc. He will le pre-
pared at all times 10 give hI> personal attention 10 all
and Slcieh., Shpwork, &c. All kinds Of edge tools
made IN he est manner and most approved style. lie
trusts that ty giving business his undivided attention
and the low prices at which he Will lie enabled Ia fur
nlsh WORK, TO receive share OF the public patronage
JOHN sQRAGSS,
Burlington. Ami 10 $50
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sHERMAN,s COUGH LOZENGEs.

lis Lozcng-> are sealed, and have "a. Sher
II man, NJ. d." on the ie Of the tox. They
are the safest, most sure and eliec,ual remedy for
Cough, Gods, Con>umplons, whooplng Cough,
Asthma, Tlgh,ne>s Of the Lungs or chest, &c. &c
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction. Several huu>-
and boxes have been sold within the last three months
Te.orinn TO health persons III almost every stage OF
consumption, and those lal orlng Under the mos, dis
tre>sing cold and coughs, They do not check and
dry up The cough but render ii easy promote expec-
toraun, allay the tickling or irritation, and remove
the proXIma'e or eXciting cause. They are made
from combination OF the most valuable expecorant,
cough medicines, and undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in for those complaints Hundreds
upon hundreds OF certificates have cen offered Of ther
wonderful virtues, from those who have Leen SaVet
from an niimely grave, and restored TO periec
heal hv using them DosE.-One lozenge l. a dos,
an adult, aad may he repeated from three to siS
times a DAY, "a required. Children eight years year,
old, half u one: four years quarter, and pro.
portion Very small children or infants will take then
| best dissolved IN e water. Shuud they act M
cneic produce nausea, the dose must he les>entt
10 what the stomach will ear Half Of one will gen
orally lie sufficient take leore breakfast, a. III,
| stomach Is then more easily >ickencd. No Ill c,eci.
can arise from over dose, 1t will cause the slu-
mach TO re Get II and although not plea ami sen>a
| non, will lie found TO give relief. Where there i
much pain in the breast side one OF sherman
Poor Mans Pia>er> should he applied over the pari
and worn ,lIl relieved. lfaucnded with costivcue>>
| few calharc Or laxative Lozenge> or any mild e.
tharc medicine, houd Re used occasion requires
| Sold at the Variety Store, by PANGBOR\ 4
| BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington, Vi. whules all
agents. A liberal discount to merchants who buy Il
,ell again.
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Tin Plate. sheet Iron, sc.

OSn BOXES Tin plate l-3 \. bundles Rus
~cNJ STA Iron. 100 bundles wrc 800 lbs tnneo
copper, lust received and for sale by
Nov. 2S. Villas, LOOMS, & Co.
DORk.--LSMAN & COLE will pay cash fol
L Heavy Pork, well iattened and in good order
Hogs should be allowed to hang and drain one full da,
after butchering before taken to market None viii
be bought by us without suitable allowance for shrink
age unless in mcrchantable ordc-.
Cash paid for slaughtered SbospsPelts
Burln,g ton. Dec. & $40
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Burlington, July |, 1910. HENRY C. sTIMsON
by +. J. SrIMsos AGENT
SNrFF Only 1WENTY-ElYE crNrS . n

o3II WEN l-FINk tFNTS.-N. IT :,
~ Hnch,oeN's newly invented Snuilih best ar-
Gle ever discovered ly scientific men. in Eurone ~
America, for the cure and absolute relief Of Ca'arrh
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
aches. Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
Wholesale and retail, ly A. HITCHCOCK & Co, sole
Proprietor, No. III Gene, ee ST. rrca, and Nv their
agent. throughout he Union In Burlington J. &
). u. Peck Co. In Verrennes, ~ J. II. Bowman.
rem 20 lane. : -
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WinOOski Iron Foundry.

THIS concern is yet in operation, and ready to
execute all orders for castings, IN good order and
of good metal for various purposes. The subscriber
ready to contract or otherwise for the building
of mills of all descriptions, being in situation TO fur
nish all the materials at short notice Contracts will
be taken very low Plans of all kinds of mills made
on application to the subscriber, and warranted
rect which will save cost in building, and also many
blunders.
An assortment of castings snch as kettles, poughs
wagon boxes, wagon arms, sleigh shoes, box and
cooking stoves, very superbl tce, for doing large
business with little work and fuel all of which can be
found at all times at this concern. Patterns made to
order on reasonable terms Also the subscriber offers
for sale one first rate high pressure steam engine Of
four horse power good article built from Leicester:
PLAN and has been in use which will be sold rcasona
bic and on credit All orders to the subscriber, Bur
hngton, W. will receive attention.
JESSE GAY
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WuuM>, woRM>.-pn. NJ. H,rcncocx'

WtVMS, WoKNS.-DR. NJ. liITcucpcK'S
w unrivael and uneluallcl WORM TEA, a
sovereign remedy for Worms. StranG. and incredi-
bic the elects of thee deie>'ale vermn; few
person, and i thought are free from them, par
ticrary females and children. Many persons 70
through a distressing course Of medicine without a
encht, when they might he relieved lv using the
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been test ed
10y the experience of more than ten years use, and
administers! TO more than 10000 persons Of various
ages, and not one solitary compliant; on the contrary
hundreds have called, and unsolicited, given their de-
cidcd preference to H. after trying the d eren articles
sent forth to the pullc and pronounced Dr. NJ Hitch
cocks Worm Tea the most safe, etltcrual, and con-
venent remedy that can Re obtained for in one OF
the thousands Of Instances where 1t has been used
Agreeable TO the printed directions has II ever failed.
\. b. Ash for DR.. NJ. llchcoch> WORN TEA, a there
are many nos,rums abroad for the detrclionofw worms
For sale whole, ale and retail ly A. HITCHCOCK &
CO., ,o'e proprctors, III Gcne>ee street, Utica, and
their agents throughout the Union. In Burlington,
by J. & j. ii. Peck d Co., and Theo. A. Peck & Co.,
In Nergennes, by J. H. Bowman. In Milton, by
Burnet Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James.
aug20
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CTUVEs 4 pIPE...SrnoSos d Co. have re.

C,TUVES 4 pIPE...SrnoSGs d Co. have re-
- ceived and offer to purchasers
COOKING STOVES
of great variety of sizes and approved patterns
which will be sold at whole sale retail. with OF
without trimmings, TO suit purchasers Also,
PARI.OR AND BOX STOVES
in great variety of sizes and patterns Canada single
and double Stoves "a to 36 inches, together with
5000 JOINTS STOVE PIPE of Canada English
and Russia sheet Iron. Dumb Stoves stove furn
turc Of Copper, Copper bottom, and Tin-Connected
with this establishment is mandatory of Stove
Trimmings, Sheet Iron work and Tin Ware, which
can supply at short notice any article not on hand or
reasonable terms and in style inferior to none. Thu
attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited.
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nj ORE NEW BOOKS, Just received at the Book
w Store, New Home. Who u follow. Young
ladie, Companion. Countess Ida. Hayward's New
England Gazetteer MtchelI's Geographical Reader,
system OF Geography, comprising Description Of
the World with III. grand divisions, designed for in
>irucuons in schools and families Wonders of the
Heavens. ID. A. BRAMAN
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INBLEACHED Cotton Shifting and Shecting,
~ cotton yarn, batting, wlcking, black and white
canvass, merseies quilts, counerpaines rose and
horse blankets, bleached cottons bleached and I'M
blcached cotton fannels, English, French and Amer
lean prints as cheap the cheapest, by
ns ~ LOVELY & co.
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TO THE INFANT PRINCESS ROYAL.


Welcome bud beside the rose,
On whose stem our safety grows;
Welcome, little Saxon Guelph,
Welcome for thine own small self;
Welcome for thy father, mother
Proud the one and safe the other;
Welcome TO three kingdoms; nay,
Such is thy potential day,
Welcome, little mighty birth,
To our human star the earth.
Some have wished thee boy and soms
Gladly wait till boy shall come,
Counting it a genial sign
When a lady leads the line.
What imports II, girl or boy,
England's old historic Joy.
Well might be content TO see
Queens alone come after thee;
Twenty visions Of thy mother,
Following scoptered, each the other.
Linking with their roses white
Ages OF unborn delight.
What imports it who shall lead,
SO that the good line succeed
So that love and peace feel sure
OF old hate d scomtiurel
Thee appearing by the rose,
Safety comes and peril goes;
Thee appearing, earths new spring,
Fears no winters "sriesly king"
Hope anew leaps up and dances,
In the hearts Of human chances.
France, the bravo, bu, too quick booded
Wisely has her threat resudicd
England now is safe as she,
From the strifes that need not be,
And the realm. thus hu-hrd and still,
Earth with fragrant thought may fill.
Growing harves,s of all good,
Day by day rs planet should,
Till it clap It's hands and cry,
Hail! matu'ed humanity!
Earth has Olt-grown want and war;
Earth is now no childish star
But behold whore thou dost lie,
Needing nought, remote or nigh
Nought Of all the news W. sing
D0st thou know. swoot ignorant thing;
Nouoht of planet. love- nor peoples;
Nor dost hear the eiddv s'ecpIcs
Caroline of thee and thine,
As if heaven had ralned them wine;
Nor dost care for al the pains
OF ushers and of chanhcrlains,
Nor the doctors learned looks,
Nor the very bishop books,
Nor the lace that wraps thy chin,
No. nor for thy rank a pin
Zen thy father loving hand
No-wise dost thou understand,
When he makes thee fctby grasp
His finger with tiny clasp;
Nor dost thou know thy very mothers
Balny bosom from another's,
Though thy small blind lips pursue il;
Nor the arms that draw thee too it;
Nor the eyes, tina, while they fold thee,
Never can enough behold thee.
Mother, true and good, has shs
Little strong one, been to thee,
Nor with lis,lcss indoor ways,
Weakened thee for future 1avs,
Bat has done her strenuous duty
To thy brain and 10 thy beauty,
TIL. thou cam st blossom bright,
Worth the kiss Of air and light;
To myself n hca''hfrl Treasure,
To the world balm and tr, asure.
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Winooski Xillare. Nov. 10.

lizard WARE, SADDIERY WARE, GUNS
i L Hollow ware, dc. The subscriber has just re-
ceived and is opening large and general assert
ment Of the above goods comprising nearly every
article in the line and which will be sold on very rea
sonable terms for cash or short credit at the hard
ware store corner Of church street and the square.
ROBERT MOODY.
Burlinuton Nov 90 1870
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LAST ARRIVAL

LAST ARRIVAL.
NEW GOODS Just received by the subscriber and
~ it is Of but little consequence to the purchaser
now they came. ! will only say they were mostly
purchased on a credit and will have 10 be sold at
some price TO pay my drbs-as will convince any
one who will call at my store on Pearl street.
SIDNEY BARLOW
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BesJAMiN HEwEs, Chittenden county court, Angus,
Term, A. d. 1910.

LEVI HARRIS.
WHEREAS, Benjamin Hcwcs, of Milton, in said
w county at the March Term of said court A. d.
1889, commenced his action against Levi Harris for
mery Of said Milton then Of South Berlin in the coun.
~ of Chcnango IN the State of New York, in plea Of
the case, in action note dated April Is, 1881 for
Sl60 payable one day after date Also, further de-
carng, that the same 10Th day of April 1887 the
defendant was Justly indebted to the plaintiff in the
sum of $500 90, for certain piece of land in said Mil
ton, before that time sold and conveyed by the plain
til to the defendant, and in consideration the defendant
executed and delivered to the plaintiff his order or
draft in writing of that date to and Edward
Smith for eight hundred copies Of the Irish Rebellion
printed by said Smith, which then of the value Of
$500 co. which said order was presented to said Smith
who refused to accept pay the same the defendant
having before withdrawn SAID copies and all his funds
| from aid Smith, whereupon the defendant became
liable 10 pay to the plaintiff the reasonable value Of said
500 copies the time OF the presentation of said order
and on the 18th of October 1888 promised to pay such
said sum on demand. Also further declaring that tbs
defendant the 18th of October ISIS was indebted TO
the plaintiff n the further sum OF $500 90 before that
time had and received. Also for further of $500
for piece Of land before that time sold and conveyed
by plaintiff to defendant lying in Milton aforesaid,
being the VIII lie Lot No 50 4h division of the rich,
of James Wlmot, except 40 acres from the east end
thereof 10 the damage of the I'nntslG00 CO. which
action entered the docket of said at said
March Term 1889 and the plaintiff appeared by A. G.
Whlttenore his Attorney and the defendant being eb
sent from this state at the time of the service of said
| writ the said cause continued TO the August Term
1889 of said court at which Tenn the plaintiff again
appeared by ms SAID attorney and the aid cause Was
| again continued by said cour, to the March Term
thereof A. d. 1870 and the plaintiff again appearing by
his SAID attorney the said was further con.
unued by sad court to the August Term thereof A. d.
l2i0, al which term the plaintiff again appea BY his
said attorney. And it not being made 10 near 10
the court that the defendant has had personal notice
ofhe said service and tendency OF this suit the same
is again continued by SAID court 10 the March Term
thereof 4. ID. lS4l. And the said court also order
that fur her notice of the service and tendency of said
suit be given by publishing the substance the plain.
tiff declaration three weeks successveyn the Bur
linaon Free Press, newspaper prin ed in SAID Bur
neon the last of which TO be at least thirty DAYS be-
fore the sitting Of said court, which shall be deemed
sufficient notice 10 the said Levto appear and answer
TO said suit
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 25th day Of Nov
I A. ID. $40. WM. NOBLE Clerk
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ARTHrR BosTwIcK, Chttenden county Court, Au.
vs.. gust Term, A. b. 1870

AMARrAn FINER. }
WHEREAS, Arthur Boswick of Jtrico in said
w county, at the March Term A. D. $50, of said
court commenced his action of ejectment against Am.
ariah Elmer late of Underhll in said county declaring
IN plea that 20 the said Arthur, the SAID Amarah
render the SEIZURE and peaceabe possession OF certain
tract or parcel Of land with the appurt.nauces wing
and beng IN Cnderh aforesaid, and described as fol.
lows, 10 W.T. Lot No. 6S, in the Cd DIVISION and drawn
to the original right Of lIam Allen of which rac, OF
land the sad Arthur the 18th Oct 1888 was well
seized and possessed in his own right in fee and so
continued thereof possessed until the 18th Oct. 1885,
when the SAID Anarlah without law or right and con.
trary to the will oil the said Arthur hercno entered
elected and expelled and amoved the SAID Arthur
heleirom and ever since hath and still doth keep our
the sand Arthur from the premises, taking the whole
profits to hself 10 the damage OF the SAID Arthur IS
he says $500, TO recover which and the quiet and
peacoabe possession OF the said premises and lust
costs, he bings this suit; which entered on the
docket OF aid court Al SAID March Term thereof A. D
lsip, ana the plaintiff appeared by VIM. S. Hawkins
his attorney. And the defendant being absent from
tins state al the time OF the service Of the Plaintiffs
sad WIN, the SAID cause was continued the Angus,
Term lS4O, OF SAID court, which Term the plaintiff
again appeared by sad attorney, and not being made
10 appear 10 the court that the defendant has had per.
soma noce oil the service and pendency Of this suit,
the sanel again continued by said court to the March
Term thereof A. ID. lS4l. And the said court also,
order that further notice Of the service and tendency
OF tins sun be gwen, by publishing the substance Of
the plaintiff declaration three weeks successfully in
the burlington Free Press. newspaper printed in
SAID Burlington tho last of which to be at least thirty
days before the sitting Of said cour' which shall be
deemed sufficient notice 10 the said Amarlah TO sp.
pear and answer to said suit
Dated AZ Burlington aforesaid this Goth day of Nov
A. d. ls40, WIN. NOBLE, Clerk.
ROOTS, SHOES & LEATHER. The subscriber
- having taken the store formerly occupied bv
Nlessrs Bishop d. |Fhipple isnow opening genera
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Leather which hay,
all been bought for cash and will be sold for the SANE
at the lowest prices and ihearicles are 100 nuner
Gus TO mention IN an advertisements although Mr. Sts.
cy has enlarged his paper would simply invite all 10
ing elsewhere.
Burlington, July |, 1910. HENRY C. sTIMSON
hy f. J SrINsos dc.,,