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BRIGHTON MARKET April 10
From the Boston Patriot.

Al market, 800 Beef Cattle, 20 yoke working Oxen,
IS cows and calves, 125 She p. lll5 Swine
PRrc Es-Bcef Caitlc-A small advance wns effect
ed. We quote nfcw extra IS * 81 First quality at
S. . 81 50; Second quality IS IS Sc; Thiid quail
ity s. a S. IS.
Working Oxen Sales So, SO, $50 SIS and $780,
Sll0 Sis.
Cows and Calves $50, s25. ST, s3l, and one a,
So.
Snc, a l't Of urenHrv wcrc I'D Tor Slj0 each
Lots OF stall fed at IS -, 81 25 81 Is, AMI s..
Swluc-Salcs quick ~ s.l1ii ndyancc--Lots TO ped
lie were general, sold lor Ii iorsows and Is fol
harrows. I.ars" selected barrows at and Ia.
1t rcta, |! Jnt IL 10 s.
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John Van Sicklen's Estate.

NTE the subscribers, having leen appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court tor the District Of
Chitepden, commissioner to receive, examine and
adlus! the claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate Of JOHN VAN SiCKCEN, late Il Burns
ton, in sad district, deceased, represented in>oven,
and al.o al! claims and demands exhibited in oti.c
,hereto-and six months from the date hereof Icing
allowed by said Court, for that purpose, we do hereby
give notice. that we will attend the business Of our
appointment, at ,hs dwelling OF John Van Sic, len,
(latc un.) in Burlington. III said district on lhe'l0h
day of September next, at ten O'clock, A. VI.
Dated this tenth day Of March, A. DISH.
ALIAN FOUTE,
LUTHER LOOMS, Commissioners
HARRY BRADLEY,
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Steuhen Haightss Estate.

" Ethe subscribers, having leen appointed by the
w Honorable the Prol ate Court for the District
of Chttenden, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands Of all persons against
he estate of Stephen Haght, late Burlington in said
District, decea ed, repre- en,e n.olvcn and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset hereto and
six months from the day Of the dae hereof, eng
allowed ly sad Court for that purpose, we do there.
ore hereby give notice that will attend 10 the
business Of our appointment at the dwelling OF
John Howar in Burlington in sad district on the
second Monday of June and frs, Monday of Oc,o-
her next, 10 o'clock, A. NJ, each Of said day.
Dated, thi, l2,hdav ofApril A. ID. l84l. 3w45
LUTHER LOOMS, iComni.s,r.rs
ARCH w HYDE So'hiHIsslohtfN
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pOSTCR1uT

MOT fond Of, and the times, not leiny propitious
v for change there will none take place. There
fore please not anticipate what might hty- ecu
contemplated had circumstances conspirel To have
nd,icedi Suffice il is that sundry divers large Ma
tiona, Commercial financial, corporate and ndlS ID
ual OF late een Seen notwit,iand-
ng all fair external oppearanc to have collapsed
So now as with old land mar, hes, conhdel in, is
the long tried cheap cash store to tho thousands OF
Caut ions buyers who do not ony wish TO gucs,
hey buy cheap but want to commune for the present
at least where they know they eau buy so. Which
is said by Mr.. Smith and his friends to lie at.
April Is 1871. TOWARDS.
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VTN!iE suhscrile r will ftrnrh in Burlington and
vicinity, GRANITE window aps, sill. UNDER
pnning, Thre.hold> and Door steps Of any de>crip-
ton, of the first quality. bill Of any stone wanted
will he attended to, and III Information furnished y
Mes,r Full-,t Il Bradley, Peck> Il Co.. and Bradley
Hyde. ANY person can see The quality OF the >ICne
hv those frni, he'd for Judge FolIe't> h,uc or Pre>i
dent Wheeer's house in Burlington. 1t is presumed
that the quality and price Of these stone Will warrant
general use if builders will take the ,rorle 20 ex-
anime The stone and price. GEO. w. COLLAMFR.
narre, VI. February 1871. Gin
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STANE OF VERMONT I


District ofChi,tenden, s..
A 7 a Probate or, hollen at Burlington within
IA and for said district on the tenth day of A.rl,
A. b. 1871, BENJAMIN BEERS, Of Charlotte IN
the County of Chntcnden, guardian of the property
and estate OF Nancy Y. Giei', Lucna Gille,t and
Sarah Ann Giilet', minor children Of Sheldon GIIlel
of said Charlotte, having hllei in said court his petit
ton IN wiring, setting forth that his said wards
seized in their right fee Of equal undivided
half Of thirty nine and one half acres OF the home
farm of when Jonathan Gillet, late Of said Char
loit-, deceased, died seized, relng all of laid home
farm, excepting sixteen acres thereof which has l,ep
oil TO the widow Of the sad deceased As part OF
her dover IN The real estate o said deceased, and ex-
cepting, also, " l-2 acres Of laid farm which ha,
been sold by the executor Of h. last VII Of the san
d,cea Ell, under order OF SAID pro'a'e court And
that his said wards are also seized Of one undivided
half oftwo aud one half acres Of the Wood lo', 50
calle Of the sad dccea eel eing all Of ,aid wood lot,
except two and one half acres thereof which has also
isen set ont 10 the widow OF SAID deceased a. firth
or portion of her dover in lad real estate. And
sad wards are ale sezei 10 their own right in
uiihree undivided ei.h h paris Of sad xix sc
and said two and haface- Of sad land >et ont
the widow of aidecca.ci, which >lx'tcn acres and
two and halfaCres Of land subject to the life
estate o. said widow Of the sad deceac therein, all
of which lands situate in said Charlotte; repre,cn-
ing that it would conducive 10 the interest If raj,
ward, TO have their intcre, in sad lauI> Sold am
the proceeds Of such SAFE put AT interest and praying
| laid cosr TO license and empower him 10 sell hi,
wards interest in said lands, for the purpose afore
| said.
| Whcrelpon the court aforesaid doth appon, tn,
| third day Of May next for hearing SAID petition an,
deciding thereon, at the Off " fihe Register Of sa'
Court IN sad Burlington, and doth order that notice
thereof lie given 10 a. persons interested by pulca
| ton Of th. order, containing the substance Of san
| peli,ion, in the Burlington Free Press, new >pape
printed in Burlington in the county Of Chtenden, thre
weeks sncce>>veiy previous 10 the sad third day o
| MAY, 1871.
Given und' my hand a, said Burlington thu. ien'i
day Of April. ls4l. WIN WESTON, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT 11T1HE Hon. the Pro.

STATE OF VERMONT, (yTNHE Hon. the Pro-
DISTRICT OF CHITTENpEN S.. i bate court for the
District Of Chittcnden To all persons concerned in
the estate Of Eli Barnnm, late of Milton, in said
District, deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, Elijah Herrck and Samuel Boardman
adnr's of the estate Of said deceased, propose to
render an of their administration and present
Their account against said estate for examination and
allowance session of the Court of Probate TO be
holden at the Registers Office in Burlington, on
the second Wednesday CT May next. Therefore, you
hereby notified to pear before said court al the
time and place aforesaid and shew cause, if any YOU
have, why the account Aforesaid should not be al
lowed. Given under my hand al Burlington this
Goth day of April \. ID. lSil.
VIM WESTON Register
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DIsTRfcT or ClIrrESpFN as
A 7 Probate Cour, held al Burlington, within and
~ for sa,d dlsrcrrct Of Chlttenden on the 18Th day
Of pril Is4l. Cyrus Keith, Of Sheldon IN the county
Of Franklin, guardian of Melinda Brooks, IT, Of C'eve-
land in the Sale of Ohio, female infant under the
age OF eighteen years. danGher Of Joshua Brooks,
late Of burlington The county fth,'endsn, d,'cas-
ell, having filed IN said court his petition, IN wiring,
setting forth that his sal ward is seized IN her own
right IN fee Of equal UNDIVIDED fourth part Of c'y or
quarter acre lots numl cred 81 and %, situate IN sad
Burlington, nd the buildings and aapur,ennnce mere
Of and thereto belonging, snlNeci 10 he right OF dow
er the Of widow OF the >ad Joshua Brooks, de'fa,'r
which ght Of dover life estate 10 san widow VI
one third par of ,aid snl and premises ;-repre'ent
ing that sale Of sad wards interest IN sa"
land, and premises woul he conducive 10 her interest
by having the proceeds Of sch sale pni a, interest,
and praylng said court 10 cence and empower HIM Ia
.. bi, wards interest in said lands and premises,
agreea biz 60 the statute in such case made and pro-
vded.
Whcreupon the court aforesaid doth appoln, the
third day OF May next, for hearing and deciding on
sad petition, al the office Of the Reg scr OF said court
in ,aId Burlington and doth order that notice ,herco
Re given 10 all persons interested ly phi hcaon o
this order cona nlne the substance OF said pchon III
tn. Burlington FIRE. Pres, newspaper prln'en u
said Burlington, three weeks successlyey, previous ''
| sal ,hlri day o May. fsff A.,
Given ua,ler mp ham a, sad v ri ston thls 1911
| day of April, lSil. VIM "tSioN' HtstS'e''
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,MisTAKI.-A gentleman of the railroad
IN Providence, had his pocket picked on
nepot Of a copy cr.ao E,a gts,aaer. ; the
nu,o bly,, from It's size and i.rm. r.istaknr
thIei prop ct book. The gentleman ho7ee the
su or l'oe' arm useful lesson from the spoils
teilo@ may, dishonesty obtained.
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n p,ssed 50 Counterfeit ST. Adams bill 10 smn
Bow in our store Yesterday, tho nth INST The h.l
i. No pal, Letter l. signed \. Phmp,on, Cashi'r, H.
Swift, President, The bill is much worn and has
been torn and mended in places and part OF the
hill gone Some one NAV recoecI Of seeing such a
bill in the hands of the sCOUNDREL who passed
ii and can aid us in bringing him to Justice We pub
lish this hoping 10 ss,eet hlm IN ,hls wsy.
Feb le isii rANGBORN q BRINSMAID.
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BUSINESS PROSPECTS OF TROY

Several country merchants arrived in town
yesterday and our Hotels are fast filling up
Next week our merchants expect to be busy
employed. lnjudging from the appearance Of
our advertising columns for few weeks past,
we have no hesitation in saying that the impor-
tations of foreign goods into this city during the
present season have been unusually large
The stock Of domestic goods here is also large.
and o; the best description. Several new houses
have gone a,o bushes since The list of January
ard many already IN operation have greatly
enlarged their business during the same time
The consequence is, that f-r Dr,'er assortment
| Of goods may be found here than has usually
been kept here. Western and Northern mcr-
chants therefore, who have been in the habit OF
purchasing in New York, will find it greatly to
their advantage to examine the stocks OF our
merchants before going elsewhere. BY mean.
| of lower rents, and more economical style %
.i'lrg, the merchants of Troy can afford to sci
goods at least as cheap, if not cheaper, thar
the mer Iants of any other cty.--iroy Wing
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Valuable RealEstate for Sale.

TCOR sale all the real Estate, late the property Of
l. Mr.. John Abbott, in the village of Burlington,
situate, and adjoining the southeast corner Of the
Courthouse square, and consisting Of q dwelling house
and GU. buildings, also three story brick building
occupied as Cabinet Shop but may be 80 arranged
as TO make good store and dwelling This property
will be sold together separately will best suit to
gc,her with land for gardens, &c, Also one building
lot separate.
credit.wl be given on good security for the grca
ter part of the purchase money. For futher portcu
lars apply to JOHN JOHNSON.
Burlington, Anil g. 1871
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ii. THOMAS.

REGS leave respectfully 10 announce to the trading
- and business PM lie, that he has opened ALC-
ZION AND COMMISSION STORE; on College 81.
near the Court Hou.e Square, in his new and
dious block Of Brick stores. Merchandise and prop
cry OF all kinds received con g ,mcnl and sold
on commission either a, private sale or at auction,
I he con~gnee shall direct, on REASONABLE terms.
reasona' ie advance will at all times lie made
properly received
Auction Sales on every Saturday, At one O'Clock, p.
NJ; 10 commence on the first Saturday in April mex.
Burlington, March 25 1S31.
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On, Register.
xii Barnum's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, irJNIIE Probate Court
DISTRICT OF CHirTESDES, IS. l. TO: the District OF
Chiitenden To the creditors and Other. concerned
in the estate of Ell Barnur, late Of Milton, in said
District, deceased
WHEREAS Elijah Hcrrlck and Samuel Boardman
administrators OF the OF sad decea ehave made
application to this Court to extend the time limited
or making payment of the debts of said deceased
twelve months from the 29th day of April, l3il, and
the second Wednesday of May next ieng as gncd
for hearing in the premises at the Office of the Re-
glster of this Court and it having been oricre that
notice thereof he given bypublishing IT, 'cree three
weeks succ. ssivcly in the Burlington Free Press q
news paper printed at Burlington, before the time
fixed for hearing. Therefore you are hereby notified
to appear before sail Court, al the time and pla,,
afore aid then and there TO make objection if any yot
have, the said time Of payment being further extend
ed as aforesaid.
Given under my hand At Burnton this Goth day o
April A. ID. lSil. WIN. WESTON, REGISTER,
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nAlSOM OF LNERWORl-for Con-rrlp'tun
ID Dyspepsia, Asthma and all d>ea.es ofthe Lung,
and Liver. These di,eae> prevail 10 a great extent,
creating mach distress and some ally. these can
e remeiel ly the use Of DR.. Taylor'> Balson of
Livcrwort. This medicine is purely Vegetable, and
from It's peculiar action upon the LverlSa ways found
radical remedy for ,hee di,eacs. For Females and
men in very weak state, no medicine can / e So
grateful restorative as moi only strength hens, In,
pirltie> gives a healthy action 10 The Whole svs-
TEN. Constantly tor sale hy " LOVELY & Co who
have uS, -yei a fresh supply OF sea, onaie GuoJs
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
Burlington, Jdy So 1910
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Cabinet Shop on CatIin's Lane.

nEAR SIR Permit me 10 inform you and others
- IN your vicinity that | am stll engaged in the
CABINET BUSINESS. and that SEEDING custom,
any thing in my line may he bought of me as good
terms as any where in this market. am now from
various making work cheaper than I ever did
before; and all paying customers whether old
| shall be happy 10 see at the New Shop where no
pains will be spared to give satisfaction. Lumber and
Produce reed as usual and LITTLE cash, IF there is
any !cft in the country will he found 10 do wonders
n few rods east of Church-st. ID. h. PANGBORN.
Burlington, Januarv II, lS4l.
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STATE or VERMONT, lVNHE Honorable
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDEN, IS. L the probate court
for the District Of Chittenden To all persons
cerned in the estate Of james Marin, late of Jerlco
in said district. deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS Hannah Marin admin sra,rix OF the estate
of said deceased, proposes render of her
administration and present her account against said es
tate for examination and allowance at session OF the
Court of Probate, to be holden at Burlington on the
second Acdnc>iay of Jane next. Therefore, you ar.
hereby aotiicd to appear before said a, tn. time
and place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any yon have
why the account aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand AT Burlington, this li'h day
ofAprl a. d. l84l.
wM WESTON Register
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AUCTION AUCTION,

WILL be- sold al Auction a general assortment OF
w Dry Goods on Saturday April "a al , O'Clock
and O'Clock p. NJ. al the Store corner Of Church
and College s.. anl to lie continued each saturday
until all sold. HENRY MAYO. Trustee.
Burlington APRIL Is, 1871
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Commissioners Notice.

OOmm1SS1OlICr'B NOtIces
" f the Subscribers having been appointed by
w the Honorable Probate Court for the district
of Grand Isle, Commissioners to receive and examine
and adjust the claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate of ELISHA REYNOLDS, late Of
Isle La Mott in said district, deceased, represented
insovent, and also oil claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said court for that pur
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that will
attend to the business of our appointment al the dwell
ling house of Elizabeth Reynolds, in Isle La Mott, on
the first Tuesday of July and September A. D. ls4l
from ten o'clock in the forenoon, till six O'Clock in the
afternoon, on each Of the said days.
Dated at Isle La Mott, this third day Of April, A.
ID. tS4l. 3w44
AMASA L. HOICOMB, J co,;..;
ELIHU HOLCOMB. COMMISSIONER
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NOTICE.
INOR SAI.E.-A

EOR SALE.-A two story dwelling HOUSE and
! A,tween Ave and SIX acres of first rate LAND
The ouso is situated on Sheburn street, a few rods
South of the village. Possession given abon the
As Il May. For further particulars enquire Of
tfur' 1gton, Aprh9 y, ISL. 4. b. BISHOP.
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH MENT
~ Al Uinooski IiNage.-The subscriber has COM
menced the tiloring business in this place, and viii
do all kinds of work in his line IN good style II IS
done at any shop IN this section OF country Cutting
ono at all times, on short notice.
WANTED-An apprentice nj the shove business.
JEREMIAH HARRINGTON.
Nov 10 1870
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TTO BUILDERS Proposals. vii; be received for
1 fu:nishnglmaerialsa and building the Brick School
DOL house in district No. TO- plan OF the building may
be found at the Store Of Strongs Co. from and after
Mcaday next, and proposals reccivd for one week
thereafter.
GEO. A. ALLEN
w. l.. STRONG Comm
SETH MORSE>
Burlington, April 22, ls4l.
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WORN LOZENGES...Thisv valuable article
w is daily establishing lise,, Inc les, nelic nc
for that painful and sometimes ata! complaint IN chill
dtsn, the worms, A, wholesale and retail tv
Jan. ], ISL THEO. A. PEEK x Co.
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Watch Found.

EOUND nv the subscriber, a few days since, 9
l. Silver Watch which the owner can havehy lden
flying and paying CHANGES.
lCEM LONEY, Barber.
April 30 lSil.
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4 BLESSING TO Mu,her>. American Scoring
~ Syrup for children cutting tech. The timely
I,c ofths article will save children much pa ~, otru
price rolccl 10 37S cts. Go rey's Cori. an s,c,.i-
en article tor the nnrsey i2t ci, both those articles
old a, ,he Variety Store PASoBoRN Il RrISsNAIp.
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TT has frequently to the knowledge Of the sub
i scriber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
,hem have been ought up, for the purpose of selling
them an inferior quality of Snuff; and, also, that his
Snuff labels have in instances been counterfeit
cd or the general design of the same so initiated as TO
easily deceive the unwary he deems it, therefore, his
duty TO inform purchasers Of the manner in which
they are often imposed upon; and he would hereby
request them to tear oil or dtface the Labels the
outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
tents, 50 as to prevent further use Of the same.
A suitable reward will be paid for such evidence as
will lead to the detection conviction Of the mposer
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NOTICE.

CHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES.-are
- diere from all other preparations pu, forth for
children and. adults tor worms. The genuine are
for sale at the Variety Store, by
PANGBORN Il BRlNSMAID.
Sole Agenls for this town and the Stale.
y. B.-Look aud see If the name" A. HERMAN,
NJ. d." is on the box. April 1910.
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beware of DcccptiOne

nOnBBlS. rork-i,OO0 h.. Lard-l000O
Z,OOtD lls HAM, for ,al. !,
LYMAN r. COLE.
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0R may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP,
newly fitted up in good style, where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m46 T. G. SPAULDlNG.
Burlington, April %, 1871.
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HARD wARE.-Butchcr's heavy Files Ihbol-
l. SON. do. and rasps. Hand ssw Files Butts,
Screws, Norfolk Larches, hand and psnncl Saws,
cast steel Wood Saws; knives and forks, bone snd
buck handles; Tea Servers Sad Irons, ShoVels snd
ongs wool cards, horse cards augers, trace CHAINS,
manure forks Ames shoveIs &C, BY
H. NJ, GIDDINGS, & Co.
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OTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the
' house and premises formerly occupied by Guy
Catlin, Esq nearly opposite the Reading Room, in
Burlington has opened BOARDING HOUSE, at
which he will be happy TO accommodate gentlemen
and ladies with the hest attentions, and upon reasor-
able terms. CIV JOSHUA DOANF.
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.GE Il ISAUul;R

G.H9GE T. BARBER
"A II tNFNt; E-,i the Tavern Stand
MzUA Ii ccupl,i b. Mr. +! Pot ", near
L" tn ;si' 'i3us' ~ Burlington, will a. all
Il -Et ''iu .H r"1dv'1 I'm nDdril ira" Hers
6--ss- and others with BoaId gins hon s,".ep-
ing and other ,rcommodaticns in good style, and no
psns will be spared ca his part, make them con,
for table and on the 1csi reasonable Terms.-Prce
of Single meals one Snhllng.
Burlington April 2i,h ISL
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NOTICE.
THIS may certify, that have given my son Ley
i S. Cole, his time, after this date. | will lay n
claims TO his services or any property he may acou
mulatc hereafter and will hold myself responsible I
pay none of his debts.
Colchester, April ;, 1871.
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NVC',fi's ESSENCE or LIZA Val 10
lVd ",lc'na which, # richly applied, Wi. c he
means Of ,avTS Thousands from an untnsy grave.
Il has heen sold and used Tor thirty years. with er,at
success, and found very eIhcaciou> in the folownS
di.ea.e, VIZ. Consumption, Whoopne Cough, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, din nit Breathing. Influenza,
Q in.v, Asthma, Phihi>Ic SpitIus Of Blood, Fla,u-
lencv, Ind ge,ton, Lno,enes Of the Bowel, Fus IF
every Kind, Cramp,, Rchet., Cole, Ca,arrh, ry, en-
,ary, faniing, Hypochonlrac Affections, Hcsdache-,
Sickness a, Stomach, Mea le>, preventive Of Ca
tagious disease, Govt and Rheumali'rn.
lCTsT above Mediclne Il prepare by Henry Sew
mour, of Hadley Mass. from the Original Recipe, Y
the dreri,nn of ,ad Moore and sold ly him AMI tho
principal Druggists in the United Sa'e>.
Sold Wholesale and retail ty J. N. J. II Peel CO
landheo. A. Peck u Co., BURLINGTON, and Is 'le
calersT generally ihroua hon the rom'rv