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ogy and geography of the Bible, 1t Will
not only lead YOU far deeper than you will
otherwise ever penetrate, INTO the knOWl-
edge of the book. but it will spread floods
of light upon every step you snail ever al
forwards take in acquiring the knowledge
of proane history, and upon the local
habitation of every tribe of man. and up
ON the name of every nation into which
the children of Adam have been divided.
There are many other subsidiary stud
les TO which you may devote more or less
of time. for the express purpose OF making
your Bible reading more Ineligible to
yourselves. 1t is book which neither
the most ignorant and weakest, nor the
most learned and intelligent mind can
read without improvement.
There arc other books of great worth
aud of easy acquisition, which suppose
will be accessible to you all. The Libra
rcs of Useful and Entertaining Knowl-
edge, the Family Library, the Monthly
and Quarterly Reviews and Magazines,
which are in continual succession of
publication in this country as well as in
England will furnish YOU constant sup
ply of profitable reading; for the sclcc-
ton of which, time, inclination and OPP
portunity will be your wiscst counscllors
AS citizens of free country, taking an
interest in its public concerns, 1 am sure
need not remind you how strong your
impulse should be to seek an intimate
knowledge of the history of America, from
the voyage of Columbus, and even of his
supposed predecessors, Prince Madloe of
Wales, and the Mortimer, down to the
Olympiads of Andrew jackson and Mar
tin Van Buren. The American lIcmis-
phcrc-lhc Continent of North America
the United States of America, before
and since the acquisition of Louisiana,
and every separate state of this Union,
is a series of historical problems of which
you should systematically seek the soIu-
ton. Read the Constitution of the Uni
ted States-the Commentary of the Fed
cralist-the Constitution and History of
your own Statcs-i'lographics, beginning
with Langhorne's Plutarch, and thence
proceeding to the History of John Smith
to the American Biographies of BcIknap
and Sparks; to Washington Irving's Life
of Columbus; and to the Articles of Penn,
and Calvert, and Locke, and Oglcthorpc,
which will lead you on to others in the
Encyclopedia Americana or Conversations
Lexicon. Then the fashionable Novels
and Poetry Of the present time Scott,
Byron, Moore. Rogers, Colcridgc. South
cy, Wordsworth, the two Mont2omcrys,
Cooper, Paulding, Willis, Mrs. Hcmans
and Lady Blessington, Mrs. Siyourncy
and Miss Gould, and, worth them all,
Miss Edgcwor,h-and lastly, the Reports
of your ocuntrymcn, travellers in foreign
lands-Dr Dwight, DR.. Spraguc, Mr..
Blgclow, Lieut.. Slidcl and DIR. Fisk, with
many others whose names do not at this
moment occur to me. But | have given
you more than enough, and, after all,
hardly know whether the catalogue will
meet your inquiries, or satisfy your en-
pcctations. After all, must conclude
with the advice of the serving man to the
young Student of -, in Shakespeare
Study what you most affect.
And | remain your friend and fellow
student for life. J. &. ADAMS.
Messrs. Lewis Audoun, ii. ID. McCulloch.
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Cold WEATHER! The night of the Il
is said to have been the coolest on record
Honolulu. The morning OF the 18th
Thermometer stood at 90
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We have not been able to secure to
Iation of John lis Speech in time for t
number.
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GORDAk'$ MEDICIN ES.eE
hR GORDAK'S Jelly ofPOmegranaie and Perny.

Il RoSNDAh'S Jelly OF FOHlegrana'e ana ierlvl-
La Pills for DyspcpSy, nervous Headache, Pal.
pitation OF the Heart Internal and External HImors,
and all impure, Of the Blood, Iceland Jelly for the
relief and cure Of consumption. Pulmonary Jelly for
coughs, cod., splitting Of Blood Hoar,cne,s DC Pru.
sian LInancn, and Linanlent OpoeIdoc for Rhe ima-
,ism, Physical Drops, Colombo Drops, Salt Rheum
Ointment, Pile Ointment, Strengthening Plaster, and
Corn and Wart Plaster.
The above celebrated medicine, prepared en,ircl,'
from vegetables ly DR.. VIM. GorLak, need no other
Recommendation than that they have leen before he
public fourteen years, giving satisfaction TO all who
have used their, -luay lie had Of DANA & RAYMoND,
Woodstock, VT [Gcnn Agents.
Sold also, lyJ Strong, Quechee; J Z Brooks,
White River WIN. II Steel & Co., West Hartford
Worsier Downer Sharon; Downer & Neven>, Roy
alton; Wheat. Bethel. +. G Holme>, We.l RandoIphi
J b Danforth, Branarl S B,lknap. East Barnard;
Snow, Pomirc; L N & A SSocker aud Gove& Shaw
lIar'!and; sht,Id & Barne, perkin,vIIt;, Brown &
Amslen, Felchve; A & II Warlner, Windsor A
Marsh 3rldeewar~, SS&FT Wheeler, Plymouth
and a, Handock, Rochester, GrandyilIe, Northield
| Montpelier, Mlidebury, Vergennes, and in mos! u
| the principle town. in he STATE
A Supply of the above medicines JUS, received anc
| for sale hy ROBERT MOODY,
February 1871. (6n) Druggist, Burlington, v
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TIME LION OF THE DAY.-NO CURE NO
l. PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Ger.

l. PAY!-The Genuine old Dutch or Cer-
man Vegetable Eills.--Hlehly recommended by
Doct Valentine Mott, NJ. D. Of n. Y, and others.
These the orders Any one that does no, find re-
lief from these pills the price is refunded back, these
are the positive orders Of the Proprietor agents and
to their intelligence. If these pills are not what they
recommended, you are in duty Hound out Of respect
TO yourself and community TO reject them and publish
them to the world imposition, hulnbng and
quackery. hepublic may G assured they purely
vegetable they are composed of nine ingredints, part
OF the medicine is only found in Asa and in the val
cys of Germany. For convenience thee extracts
made into pills and will he found cure
lief Tor all bilious complaints, yellow aud bilious
cholic dyspepsia &c. 1t is not pretended that h,
mecineis cure for oil diseases to which he human
system ia liable. Ten thousand useless efforts have
been made to draw from the regions OF unknow fancy
some long spun theory of magic art which would
cure each and every disease Good medicine is not
found in the fire whrwind Health and happiness
hang upon chance wnds--,me il the herald Of truth.
The past at least is secure; they have already raised
| monument OF their greatness which will defy the
corroding tooth Of time None can e Genuine wihou,
wrapper and directions on each hox on which my
name Is written AT length Sold wholesale and retail
by the subscriber at Glcns Falls, iy A. b. & d. Sand
70, and 100 Futon st. and r. 81. Meiys, 3SS South
MaIket 81, Albany. Baum g. Hawley, 2l9 Silver 81.
Troy, General Agents for the state Of New York.
MERRITT GRIFFIN
! For sale by VIM Rhodes and f.. Is. Green, Rich
| mond Morton G. Clark, and ID. g. D. s. Laihrop
| Wlston; l1agar & Con,ock, Shell urn II. Stanton
J. X. Hurlbut, We.tford J. H. Barnes, Charlotte; K
Moniv and Geo. Peterson, Burlington; and ~ +
BRIGGS Burlington, Agen, for Ch,renden Co., where
| Sub Agents can lie supplied al wnolesa e prices.
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XNUKMS, WORMS.-.pR. NJ. HrrcHcock,.

w unrivaed and unequalled WORM TEA,
sovereign remedy for Worms. Strange and ncrcdi
bic are the 'ccts Of thcac detcslabe yermn few
PERSONS and il is thought none free from them, par
tcularly female, and children. Many persons 80
through distressing course Of medicine without
leneht when they might he relieved by using tho
Worm Tea. This invaluable medicine has been teeted
by the experience OF more than ten years USE au'
administers! to than $4,000 persons Of yaTiCvN
age, and not one solitary complaints the contrary
hundreds have called and unsolicited, given their de-
clel preference TO il. afer trying the different articles
sent forth to the pulc and pronounced DR.. NJ Htch-
cocks Worm Tea the most saie, eiiecina, and con-
vcnicnt remedy that can lie obtained: for in one u
tie ,ho,,an of Instances where it has lccn used
agreeable TO the printed direction, ha, 1t ever failed
\. b. Ask for DR.. NJ. llitchcock's Worm TEA, there
are many nosruns abroad for the detruconut worms
For sale Wholesale and retail ly A. HITCHCOCK d
CO., so!eproprieors, III Gencsee street, Utica, and
by their agents throughout the Union. In Burlington.
by J. & j. H. Peck & Co., and Theo. A. Peck & Co,
In Vergeunes. by J. II. Bowman. In Milton. by
Burnett Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lorenzo James,
aug20
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Sun RISE, March, 1871. Hear We, Hear yc--
~ To all the inhabitants of the Green Mountain
Sate-be 1t known that the Inventory was complet-
chanics' and peoples cheap cash store fully ascer.
tanned. Howard, not wanting any ether Office, will
be continued as the agent. This long tried e,tab-
llshnlen has existed through four administrations OF
upon the fifth, under cheering circumstances,
such as most 'ril liant rise waving flags, roar OF
Republican Artillery & the Smiles g. voices Of go on
go on ola whole people rejoicing at the prospect
of better times, Il of yet buying Goods Cheap al
lIoward>, EIurrah lIurrah, Hurrah, for the Cheap
Cash Store d the gent whose faculty is Taxed $500
for selling Goods Cheap to the People.
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MIR. EDITOR, Sir-wl you notify all creation
wi that the subscriber has for SALE Buck improved
Hot Air Cooking Stove, mt the new brick store Col
lege street, also at Jesse Gays foundry. This is one
of the latest patterns and the first of the kind ever
introduced into this State; they have been recently in
troduced into the States Of Pennsy lvanla and New
York with great success; and suffice TO say, they
are the most convenient and will do more business
with less fuel than any other stove. A preamble to
particuarzeits qualities prices is useless. just call
in, small favors thankfully received and great
in proportion and if money continues scarce intend
TO use the less oft so it will be useless to without
on that account $. w. TAYLOR.
Burlington, Dec. II, 1870.
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DOSTON and TROY IRON COMPANY.-The
ID public are hereby notified, that the business OF
casting in every branch and variety, is done 10 order,
much enlarged their foundry, and are nov prepares
to do all kinds Of work done any foundry IN The
country. Mill gearing, Pot Ash Kettles, Sioyes
Plough,, Axletrccs &C.. on hand, or frnshe'o order
All who wish to contract for stove plates, or 10 Pur
chase large quantity ofholow-warc, for the pnrpos'
Of retailing Will he furnished NJ wholesale rrccs-an'
all who NAV favor rs with their calls or orers, will
dealt hy a. literally a. al any establishment IN tn
country. Order, should be addressed TO r. r. Cro,s
man, Superintendent, or A. Young, Agent, Troy VI
70 ,ee,re A. early s~rly, snl prompt aaenuon.
Trav VI, Jan, 1910, 20
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NTOFFAI'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Nl The.e medicne, are Lndelacl for their name 10

NTOFFAJ,S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
wi Thee n.lirin,, are in,,ldcl for their name 10
their NANTES, and sensible action in purifying the
mr;ng. and channels of life and en,lunr them with
rana,i Ton, and viror. In many hm'lr,. ccrliti,,l
c,'c. which have been made pul IT, and in almo>,
every snec.. of disease TO winch the human frame is
iaII The hannv lec,. Of MorrAT,s LIFE PIlLs AND
purSIx R,T1Trins hive been rrca,fnv and publicly
ar'tnn,rledgrd hv the n.r,ons Ienad,,,I and who
a rev;s,,slv unacoiaIn,,J with The brauIllv nbi-
ooh;c,, nrn,,nc. mon which they are componnJ-
| ~ anI mon ,,b,rh ,h,, con.e,uen,ly net
The IIFE MFDICISES recommend themselves in
H. 90. ~ every firm and de,crip,iop Their frs,
oncra,ion * 10 loosen from the coats Of the stomach
| arJ lnwels IN. various ,mpur,s and cruduies con-
anu Wv ,han. ,nd N r.nov,. The b,r
- 'hin ILL.,, in in. cnnvnl,ion. Of Tho
Iii, ~ ;,,,;n. Ob.r m,.G,;ne. onlv oar,i,ll,,
ia'a,h,. a't j,,y .,,,b collected masses Lch;nI
ny ." a,odcc h,no, ,o.,iycness with ali il. train Of
ii %, ,,Ji.n d;,rr,n, ,vib rs inmin.nt digger. n
evils r or sudden a'ir,n WIN al " rc"n.r ons,nms,.
,Is Low, 49,. h,n'an boucls ,f.r death and bcnc,
to ,,.,,r. el informed men against oIac
m,. c;ncs-or m,,li,.nes prepared and heraldcd to
he nhIic IN, ,rnoranI PERSONS The second effect Of
,h IL, Maic,n,, ;s ,o cleanse the kidneys and The
Ind and M, his means. The liver and lhe lungs IN,
bai, of whn,L entirely Jepcnt. mon The re.
rnariw nj The urinary organs, The blood, (which
i,tc rs color from The agency OF the liver and III,
Ing LGre il mi The heart, Icing TIM. purit,,
bv ibcm. and nourl>b,I by food coming from clear
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+ OOK AT THIS...HAVE you A COUGH =
II 10000 DIE CONSUMPTION every year IN
the United States, and millions suiler eon troublesome
coughs and colds, that can la curud by DR.. M Hitch
cocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops, a safe
medical prescription, containg poisonous drugs, and
lse, 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 e the young the od
the fair, the lovely and the gay. Have you cough7
BE persuaded TO purchase bottle OF the Cough Drops
to-day! Tomorrow may be too late. Have you
cough!-Dr. Htcecok's Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough
For this pag reason.-rhat in no one of tho hasand
cases where ii has been used has II failed 10 relieve
Price 75cenis per bottle For sale, Wholesale and Re-
ail, by A. HITCHCOCK Il co. No. III Gene,ee
ST., Utica, N. Y. And by their agents throughout the
United States. In Burlington by j. & J. II. Peck &
CO.. Theo. A. Peck & Co. In vergennes, by J. II.
Bowman. In Milton, by Burnet e. Sawyer. In Geor-
gia, by Lorenzo James. au.2
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NEW BOOKS. The subscriber has received the
~ presen, week new supply of books, among
which ale the following
A pictorial Geography, by s. C. Goodrich 1000
cngravings. Rural Life of England by VIM. Hewitt,
from the second London edition. corrected and revised
Days Examination of Edwards on the Will Me
chanics Own Book Hall on Baptism; A Green
Hands First Cruise; Visit to Remarkable Places 9
vols; BInnts History Christ Blnnl's History of
Iistncr; Sacred Melodies; Boardman on Romansm
Young Ladies' Companion Young Ladies' Friend
March2 d. A. BRAMAN.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGs...Drc,dedI,

NtSEASES OF THE LUNGS. ..Drcidedly
| the mos, popular remedy ever known in America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
remedy for coughs, eoljs, ashMa or phi.c.
consumption. whooping cough aud pulmonary al, c,o".
Of every kind. It's sale steadily increasing. and the
are constantly receiving he fa,o, able
offered for public examination.
An ISrEKEsIIso CIsE.-Exrae' ola letter from
Mr. q Clay. Kingston, Ulser co., N. Y. TO the
proprie,ors. "Yonrs Of The 9Th inst. was du, iced
A remarkable effected ny The Vegetable Pat.
menary Ba.am in The winter and spring Of 1885, The
terson, MIR. MOODY, had been sick long time with
the consumption. His physician. had given him up
lie reduced low as 10 he unable TO help himself
| and was raising a large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Balsam, which has effected 4
complete cure, and lie is now Az hale and hearty rs
ever he WAS. Mr. Moody has removed from this n.
but he has prcnsed Inc more detailed acconni Of his
case which ! will 70, ward ,ou. c. CLAY.
| Kingston, N. Y. June Is. 1888.
| Extract of a letter from DR.. Jacob Myers, The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has heen sold in THU
county for Two years, and The medicine has gained An
uncommon celebrity, for II seaTcely Ia one instance
failed of having the desired effect. am by no meAn'
IN favor ofihe many nost1ums. most o which are i'm
positions upon a credulous public, In, thai which
know by TO be efecual, cannot help hut civ" m,
approb ,ion thereto. counterfeit preparation Ia.
been offered here by awa,eling Agent. Of Comsock
N. Y. and there 10 another article vended here thai II
JACOB MYIRs. ~. n.
Wilmington, JunIata co rem. way D. 1901
Dr. Samuel NorrelI, TO the Propri-'os Of the Veee
table Pulmonary Bal.am. ] am satisfied that the We
4 setable Pulmonary BaiIam is = valuable medicine
I, has been used in this place with complete success
an obstinate complain, OF the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss OF voice. and The raising OF n"c
blood, which had previously resisted many approve
pr escr ions. Alter using the Balsam one week. III
pa,ien voice returned and he able 10 speak and'
5 bly,. This ease occurred some time since, aud II"
!, man is now engaged only in active but ahoriou
" business Respectfully, &c. s. MORRILL,.
, Il 10 now more than six years since was moue'
very low By affection Of the lungs and NV complain
was declared be incur able by council Of three ply
seians. ! was then restored TO goo health a. ha
u enjoyed far many Years, by usins the Vegetable ~
' monary Basam. Since my recovery have recon
= mended the Balsam in great many cases OF 'un
complains, and far as can learn It's use has II
u variaby been followed by much benefit, and J" mai
instances il has effected cures which wholly une'
> pec,ed. SAMUEL EvERErr,
!. Boston, March 2, 1887.
!. Far safe, Wholesale aud retail, nv J. g J..
2. PECK & Co., and rHEO. A. PECK 4 Co.. Bu
lington, W.
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ISAAC Warner.

L1AS received and keeps constantly on hnnd large
L i and full assortment OF GROCERIES, among
which are
COGNAC BRANDY, St. CROIX RUN
HOLLAND GIN, a variety Of WINES,
and almost every article in the Grocery line, oil Of
which he will sell on the most reasonable terms. He
would also inform Tavern keepers in particular that
he will sell rum brandy and Gin for 63 cents gallon
which he will warrant of better quality than some
which have lately been hawked about the country by
a certain New York pedlnr, and if not adiudged by
he beet Judges to be better, he will not ask any pay
or them. He invites them to call and compare.
Buriin oton, Oct. 1910. If.
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nISSOLUTlON.--Th copartnership hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers, under the
firm of Spaulding & Mills, has been duly dissolved
by mutual consent. Those indebted and those hav-
ing demands agnnst said firm. will settle them with
G. d. Mills who is duly authorized to settle the same.
II. G.. SPAULDING,
c. b. MILLS.
The business will he continued by the subscriber u,
the old stand, Church st. Burlington, VT
March g. lSil. G. b. MILLS.
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IiEPATIC ELIXIR,

4 CFLEBRATEU remedy Tor complaints arNlns
IA from Diseased state ofthe LlN Err audIts Svcr--
lions; the following are a few Of it, symp'oms,-
weakness OF the stomach, Indigestion loss Of appetite
lowne-. ofSplr,s and Hen'ache; it will lie found a
sure remedy Tor Erup,ions on the Face. In con,e
qncnee Of their Icing many nosirums circulating In
this par, Of the country, the subscribers authorized
10 warrant lis beneficial effects. This article is luI
we'd, and offered TO the public well worth
the attention oftho,e who are afflicted ty compa n,s
from the above disease; it leing from an eminent
phvsican-we feel confident in thus re recommending il.
Oc,.6lSio. THFO. A. PECK & Co.,
Sign Of the Mortar, door oil 4 II Peck & Co
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DROAD CLOTHS.--Please call at the new cash
ID store on Church street. and examine the broad
cloths beaver cloths cassmeres and satinetts before
purchasing elsewhere and much obee
J. p. WHALING g. Co.
Goods shown with pleasure,
whether purchased or not.
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NARSuALl.'> continues unrivaed az a
WI strengthening PLASTER: Also, for Rheuma-
tism, Lameness pains in the sides, limbs or back
and for general Family Plaster or salvc For Corns,
morcovcr-ry ii pare close, pcr>everc in the use by
making new application occasionally, and IN time,
yonr corns will lie cured. For sale BY
J. & J. II. PECK e. Co.
TllEO. A. PECK & Go.
and On. ROB1. MOODY.
burlington, ian. %, 1911. ly.flS
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Auction AUCTION.

lizard WARE.-Butcher's heavy Files, lbbol-
i i sons do. and rasps Hand ssw Files. Butte,
Screws, Norfolk Latches hand and panel Saws,
cast steel Wood Saws; knives and forks bone and
buck handles; Tea Servers, Sad Irons, Shovels and
tongs wool cards, horse cards, augers trace chains
manure forks, Ames' shovcls, etc. BY
n. NJ. GIDDINGS & Co.
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A LPACCA CLOTHS for cloaks; grapes, camb-
n lets, cambleteens, goats hair and common wors-
ted camblcs, printed Saxonys, plain and figured al
pines plain and printed muslin de aines all wool, now
openingby N. LOVELY g. co.
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1 1 Z n . T.
L Doe. An; know neighbour or a friend Who has
hair7 One whose coat collar was covered with dan.
,shei entirely Or whose hairs al enrly sge were
turning grey, who now has gre, hairS Children
whose heads were covered with scurf.-whuse hair
would no, grow, thu, growing the iuIle', ops
nf hair Some cases must he known To mos persons.
Ak them The cause, and you will he told that these
hings have been done by the use Of The Balm Of Co.
iumbia or 20 ysars growth 10 this article, is demand
increasing annually some hundred per eent.-though
shon discovered opposed by thing Tor the
purpose, assailed by almost numberess mushroom
iras epar tons that will ruin The hair il used an,
extent. Can than these fAc,s be wanted refer
10 the reconm. MIA, ions by list ofnaa,es Of resprca
billy, unequaled by any other article. Look 10 these
things buy this article. Stay and preserve your hal.
by 10 use, or If bald restore IT, Ladies, attend 10 thi.
hundred. in fashionable life are using il ~ the on,
article really fl for the toilet Long hair 10 ,e,y APP,
10 fall out Ladies' use the Balm Of Columbia IN time
10 save yourselves the dsgrace Of badness by npSiec,
of your persons 1t ia your duty, az MOI asts pre-.
serve the beauties OF nature, with which bout (U
Creator has endowed YOU use the Bam,ior il will do
CAUTION TO DE REMEMBERED.
Several most fragrant attempts have been made TO
e,unrerfe,, the true Balm Of Columbia. Some Of the
,poslers have gone lar counter felt the splen
h wrappers, and the Fas Of Niagara and every ex.
email mark excep, the name Of C0sock, which they
dare no, forge. To avoid mpo.ilions therefor al
WAYS look tor the name Of Comsock b Co. or l.. s
Comsock, and buy The article unless IL has thai
name upon il Sold Wholesale aud retail. only n, No.
2 Fletcher sireet, n. Y. 1HEO. A. PECK e. Co,
Wholesale Agents for the Sia'o Of Vermont lie
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SNIFF ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-D. VI.
- Hitchcock's newly invented Smut the best ar-
Gle discovered by scientific men, in Europe or
America, for the and absolute relief Of Catarrh,
Dizziness Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
aches, Fallen Sickness, Fits, and Infants troubled
wholesale aud retail, by A. HITCHCOCK & Co., sole
Proprietor, No. III Genesee ST. Utica, and by their
agents throughout the Union. In Burlington, J. &
J. H. Peck & Co. In FcrGennes, by J. II. Bowman
In Milton, by Burnett Sawyer In Georgia. by Lo-
rcnzn James
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EDITORIAL Illustrations of the Bible, consisting
/ of 200 engravings, with views in the Holy Land,
together with many of the remarkable objects men
toned in the Old and New Teslaments, representing
sacred historical events just received and for sale
the book store. ID. \. BRAMAN.
March 9, 1871.