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LOTION, LDTION.
DIR. Evans Rcautifyirp Lotion.


Tightly esteemed for curing a. Eruption-,
L Coarseness, Richness, and Pimp.es on the Face,
Neck or hands, and elfe,tuay cleaning the complex
ion and removing all diseases of the skin.
Nothing contributes much to our general sue
cess in life as an engaging first appearance. The Lo-
ton is admired as a most fragrant, mid, safe wa b,
and greatly esteemed for its virtues cleansing soft
enng, and purifying the skin of all erupons so nu.
rous TO female beauty, and restoring ii to a high de.
gree of purity.
A beautiful and hcahfu complexion is the pride OF
all who possess it. and the envy of those who are de-
prived oft.
A good appearance is the best recommendation =
and as the Beautifyn. Lotion puries the skin, and
removes all Pmples, Bo,ches, Tam Sunburn, and
Redness and produces beautiful hue, it is the only
cosmetic a lady should use At her toilette.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy
10 remove all Roughness, Pmples, Ringworms Spots
Redness Soreness of the face and nose, and ever!
kind of eruption the surface of the human body
Ii is particularly recommended TO gentlemen 10 b,
used after shaving, as it will prevent the otherwise
certain effect of all common soap, in turning tn,
beard prematurely grey.
For sale wholesale and retail, by Foster & Dick
ISsoS, sole Proprieors and Successors To A. Hitch
cock e. Co, III Genesee Street Utica, ~ Y; il
Georgia, nv T.. James Milton Falls by Barrett &
Sawyer; Johnson by G. L. Warner i Co.; Buring
ton, and by
PECK g. SPEAR,
Manufacturing Druggists, and Venders o
Genuine Patent Medicines.
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NIOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

vU These medicines are indebted for their name II,
H.. nan;f.., onJ s.rshlr action il, nnr;r.;ro ,be
WV. mi homm.Is nf EG, and e,,lrg ham Nth
rcna,yei tone and viuor. In many hundred certified
ca ae ,rbicb have been made mi i and in almo,,
everv snecas of,.ra. q 10 which the human frame Is
Gai', lie ho,mv a .cs or MorrAT', I,rr p,,Is AVN
pmmStx BrrTryps Fave been grcaf,llv and nnbiicly
az nn,,l,dgsl hv The ncr,ons hcned,eJ and wh3
,,er. nravi1Iv nar,an,ej with The bean,iG,lv "bi
Iosonhica, nrin,nir ,nun which ihev are comnonnd-
eJ nnJ ,,ror which ,hrv con se1ren,v ACT,
'rbc ITFE MEDJ(JSES recommend themselves i,
i;.enscs Of every form and ,lc,crp,on. Their frs,
oncraion i. TO ioo.en from the coats of the stomach
AMI Lnvrs The VI rios lmpri,ic. and crul,ies CON
,,,,r s.,,l,, arnund them and ia remove The bar
lannj faces vh,h collect in the convoluions of the
,nalI., in,c.,ines O her me lcines only par,ialIv
leanSe hoe and leave such collected mas. es lehjnd
a. in nroJrr hal,ual ,o,tyeness with all it,. train of
evils or s,l,n darrhna with ts imminent da ger. N
mi. fact is well known 10 all regular ana,olni,,s
vhorxamne The h man towels fer death and hence,
the prejudice of hose well informed men agans, o,ac
me,ciuc,-or Medicine, prepared and heraded to
the public lv ignorant persons The second effect OF
the Life Medicines is to cleanse the kidneys and ,b,
bladder and bv this means the liver and he lungs the
healthii,aciion orwhch entirely depend, upon the re-
ruari,v of the urinary organs. The blood, which
lakes MS red color from The agency of the liver and the
lungs before il pa >,es into the heart Icing thus purified
hy them, and nour>hcd by food coming from clean
stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews
every par, ofihe system, and trnmphanily mounts
the banner OF health IN the blooming cheek.
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LO X VT TuIS.E
ave you n (Oug.il

M O0O DIE OF CONSUMPTION ever,
w. W. year in the United States an mil
lions -uier from troublesome coughs and colds, thu
can be cured by DR.. VI. Hnrhcock's Vegetable Cream
Cough Drop safe medical prescription, contain
ing M poisonous drugs, and used in an extensiv,
pra lre far several years will positively aiiol,
tell 4, and saw from that awful disease puInon
airy consumption, which sweeps into the grave hun
drets o. the ynnng. the old, the ioreiy and the CAV
Have YOU a cough BE persua led t. purchase ;
bottle otthe Cough Drops to-day? Tomorrow ma,
Oe too late. Price so cents per bottle.
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NJ a {; N ETIt ODON MICA.
THE TEETH ! THE TEETH!

The Incompatible Tooth Preparation.
rTNHE fact is proved, and the most lncredulous and
l. doubling are fully convinced of us great utility,
we have the evidence from the sale Of ahou, Is
900 toxes OF the O'oniica, within the past year. 1t
is ascer;ained from experience, tina, when il.ed the
teeth will never decay, ii remain till the latest age
oil man, with their natural wear and more-in thou
sands of cases, nervous toohachc, Chat climax OF
pan) has al once leen c iectuay cared by this most
popular tentritte in America And in conciu, ion,
where, who Is the young lady or gentleman, aye,
the individual that values a ieaulf set lee h. sound
gums and >wee, breath more than fifty cents, that
will lie longer destitute Of a box Of DR. NJ. Hitch. ock'
Magnetic Odontlca.
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Valuable Estate For Sale.

Fr,>a THE Sub,cri' er Offers for >ale he dwell
ling hore and lot, consisting Of
stYsl about une and quarter acre Of land,
14-s-ss2-- situated on College street, belonging I,
he e>rae ofthe late DIR. Robert Moody. The hOu.t
Of hrck, thoroughly built, ani very conveniently
arranged. The garden is well supplied with lrul',
aud in high sIa!e Of culIWaon. credit will /.
sven, for portion OF the purchase money, OF two
years from 1t OclCler, 1872.
GEO. q. SHAW, Almr.
Burlington, Sept. "a, 1919. Ut
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new saos ESTABLISHMENT.
" w O @ DIS

vITOULD respectfully inform the Ladies and Gem
w tIemen Of Burlington and vicinity that he has
recently opened an es,al ishment where he will man
ufac,rre, (whoc, ale and rciaD all kinds of work in
the Shoe line. lie has jus, received from New Yor;
the pre- eni Style of Lasts, Together with choice
lection Of Stock. He will keep constantly on hant
and manufacture 10 order all kinds of work " got up
in thu, co lntry; among which may he found Gent
Calf Goat, Seal and Cater Boo,s-Ladies' Caters
Buskin,, Walking Shoes, Slips, DC. &c. Also coar>,
and kip Boots, both for men and boys; and children.
Shoes of all kinds.
+.+Pea>e give him a call, two doors West of tn,
Pearl Street House, a, the signof the "Big Boot"
Burlington, May, 1912. 50f.
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H7sa 49, 49, 9&2HA tQD
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAIL Road

rare tITou-i 10 lbOstpn 500
Morning rain through ~ Boston, leaves the Eepu'
at Greenl.u>h Al before o'clock precisely every
morning, E nday> excep'-tt) arrive in Chatham
a, Ptstied 81, al Springfield Il! NJ at Worcester A.
p. NJ and at Boston 81.
Passengers br akiast at Chatham.
Passengers must leave Albany, by the south ferry,
not later than o'clock.
The afternoon train, also through to Boston leaves
the Depot al Grecnbush al IS, arrive AT Chatham
at ), at Pittsfeln g., rngficd Al 81 p. NJ, leave
Springfield al 2! A. NJ and arriven Boston al An
Passengers leave Albany as above at 3 20 and not
later 10 insure passage.
The cars of the Hudson and Berkshire road will
run between Chatham aud Hudson in connexlon with
DO h trains.
Passengers for Lebanon Springs leave the cars al
Edwards, thence by stage 10 the Springs, about
miles, or rom Pltsfied, as they choose
FOR hartford AND NEIT IA YEN.
Pa seuetrs leaving Al any IN The morning ~ the
lciure 6 O'Clock tram from Grecnlri, h, arrive in
Springfield atl2l l.m.-may leave springfield at ior
Hartio d-thonce by cars arrive in New Haven by
y p. III. Or leave Greenbush in the 3 IS p. m.
tram arrive in Springfield at 81 p. m.-,hence at s
a. m. by Steam Boat 10 Hartford, arriving there at
ll-lhence by Steam Boat at Up. IN. arrive in New
York next morning by O'Clock, or they may leave
Hartford for New Haven by Rail Rood att p. IN and
arrive there att p, m.
Steamboats, leave New Haven for n York daily
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Steamboats, leave New Haven for N. York daily
TO GREENFIELD HANOVER AND
FERHyIy

IA LHHIIsi<.
Stages will leave Springfield daily, at p. NJ. for
Haverhi.l via Northampton, Greenfield Bfattleboro'
and Hanover.
Stages also run daily from West Brookftd TO
Ware and Enield-from Palmer to Thee Rivers,
Rechertown, Amherst and Moason- From Wllbra-
ham TO South Hadley and Northampton.
Fare to Springfield s..
Passengers are particularly requested to procure
their tickets before taking seats in the cars,
Ticl cts can he obtained in Albany al Il. II. Payne
office p Nroadway, Or at ticket Office in Depot, al
Grcent ish.
FREIGHT DEPARTMENTAL Freight Tram
will leave Greenbush daily, Sundays sxeepied) for
Boston, at 81 A. NJ.
Charges for Flour to al east Of Springfield, 81 cts
per barrel and when in lots of 100 bbs. more for
Boston, by special contract at reduced prices
FIRST ella freight such as imported Dry Goods,
Teas uonnes, Boots and Shoes, &c, 50 per 1000 lbs
% class such as Hides, Leather Hemp, Grass seed,
Fresh meats and Fish al 80 per 200 lbs. Sd class,
such ms Cotton, pve Woods, Moasses, Sugar, &c. at
S. per 1000 lbs. 4,h class, such as Coal Grain, Pig
Iron, Lumber, Wool, &c, at 81 per 1000 lbs.
Every Information will be given at the Office in the
Depot ut Greenbush.
NOTICE-A Merchandise Car will be aitache | TO
the afternoon passenger train, for the accommodation
of those who may desire to forward some particular
articles of freight with extra despatch, and which are
of perishal lie nature; such : butter, dc.
Rates of Fregh, will be double lstClass per regu-
l,r freight train. . ,,,,,,r ,..,.... ..
WIN. II. TOWNSEND,
Master transportation
Greenlnsh Depot, July II, 1912.
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New German store.

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the inhabi-
L tsnts of Burngton'and vicinity, that they have
PERlOR GROCERIES,, which they will sell at
cheaper prices than erer oftred before in his mar,
ket consisting of Sugars, Teas, Coffee Chocolate,
Cocoa, Ralsns, Curranls, Almonds, Prunes, Nuts,
Spices, Rice, Pearl Barley, starch Olive Oil, SUI
gar House Molas'es Sperm and Talow Cande s,
Sperm and refined Whale Oil, Soap, Havana and
Principe Cigars, Tobacco, &c. dc.
The Pure Holland (Schiedaml Gin, and Pure French
Cognac for Medicine, Spanish, French and German
Wines, Nintages OF 1922 and 1884 for Medicine.
They also beg leave to mention that they have a
rich assortment of FRENCH DRY GOODS, which
they respectfully invite the public To inspect.
Store on College Street. formerly occupied by Mr..
Braman, Bookseller
OSTuEIM a, MICHOTIS
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COMPREHENSIVE.

RTNERSHIP.
HENRY II. BOSTWICk q T. +. e. w. L.
llSrong having connected their Tin Shops, will dc
BUSINESS in that line under the of II. II. Bost
Nic. & Co. Al the shop occupied by said Bostwick
where may be found full and complete as ,or,mcn
If TIN WARE, manufactured expressly for the retail
trade, together with Copper and Sheet Iron work
Stove Pipe, S owe Trimmings &c. All kin Is of Jol
work furnished ut short notice. Fave roth and
III tor pipe furnished and put up. Copper humps and
lead pipe furnished aud set if required Those who
natronzc this branch Of business SHALL at this shop
equickly and well served, for reasona lie comper
satlOn. ii IL. BOSTWICk a. Ce.
Burlington Apr TO- 1912.
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S>UFF-On'y Twenty-Five Cents.
.R III iIITi,Hc COCKS nnu,lu inunntI : NI-EL

i } the hest tc!e ever disc vered bv scientific
men. in Eutopr America, for the and nhsour,
rc"fof tn,arrh, Dizziness Of the Head Weak Ewes,
Nervous Headache, Fallen sickness, Fits, and In
fans troubled with Snutiles, partial shocks of Pal
geY etc.
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BEW1RE or DECEPTION.


T t has freq entity come the knowe &c of the sub
L scrber iha empty Snuff Jars, with his Lahe on
,hen have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
in them inferior q atty Snuff and also, that his
Snuff labels have. in some instances, been counter
ited, or the general design cf .he same so I'M aed
as to easily deceive the unwary. He deems il, there
fore hi duty to inform pur hnsers of the manner in
which they are often imp sed upon; and he woul !
hereby request them tear Off or deiace The l. bells
on the outside of the Jars, after having disposed of the
contents as to prevent further MS, of The same.
suitable rewar will he paid for such ev dence ms
will lead to the detection and conviction of the I'M
posters.
THE subscriber continues to Manufacture, and Of
fers for sale The foiIoping articles:
Fine Brown snuff.
Genuine Maccoboy, roe American Rappee,
Imitation do. favored, Holland do
Sicily do. Tuberose.
Maltese do ST Omef.
| Curacoa do. Strasburg.
Coarse Brown Snuff.
Demipros. Natchioches.
Pure Virginia. French Rappee.
Bourbon. American Gentleman
| ST. Domingo. Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior favor. l.. Mixture.
| yellow Snuff,
Scotch and Fine Irish BlacF guard or Coarse.
High Toast rlhe' Irish High Toast, '''' &C.
sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
| Spanish Ktefort, CANISTER, Common and Stems.
| sisA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers
PETER LORlLLARD, Jr., AZ Chatnam-St, New
York
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Life Lite!! Life =!

DR. Jonathan Moore's ESSENCE OF LIFE. The
- most highly esteemed Medicine thai has ever
heen discovered for curing COughS, Colds, Asihmas,
and CONSuMP1IONS. II will also remove The
Whnoping Cough in one week. Prepared ly ilEN
Rr SEYMOUR, from the original receipt, by the direc
ton Of said Moore.
For sale wholesale, by PECK & SPEAR, BurIin
ton, and at retail, by the principal Druggists in
United States.
Orders directed TO Henry Seymour, Hadley, Mas
will receive prompt attention, and any quantity
Medicine hmm. diaiey furnished.
CAUTioN.-As there is much Of the spurious arii
Gle for sale, ibe particular 10 enquire for that pre-
pared BY Henry Seymour, Hajley, Massachusetts.
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new BOOK STORE.
4" Live and let Live

Live and let Live.
TIME subscriber has received from New York a
l. new supply Of School Books, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Te>taments, &c &c. together with good as
sortnent Of Stationery, and Book-bnding Stock, to
which he invites the aiieni on of the public. Feeling
very grateful for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceive he will renew his exertions TO please all that
may favor him with their patronage.
s. HUNTINGTON.
Strongs Building, corner Church and College sis
opposite Hagar g. Arthur's, Sign Red Ledger.
lime 10.
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ISAAC V. BAKER
WILL continue the FORWARDING BUSINESS
Lake Champaign, Northern Canal, and Hudson
River
Deeming II important TO retain the Old Customers
Of the Line, and add ones, he will use his best
endeavors 10 ,ai>fy all, and pledges him.e 10 IN
crcae his exerions TO promote the interests OF his
employers 10y doing all business entrusted TO his
care with Dispatch and ,afey.
For Freight dpplyto
{. B. JAMES, 27 'ocnties Slip,
PopE CATLIN, 33 Cuente Slip New York.
{. II. BARNEY, l0l, Pier, Albany.
ii" IL Ss ss:s' {rroy.
IV. BAKER, CONS ock'> Landing and Whitehall.
FoLLETr & BRADLEY, Burlington.
A. u. LADD, Platshirgh.
ALLEN Com took, Port Kent.
J. &. PIERCE Son, s.. Johns.
fE1Troy off l55 Ri,er-s,ree,, up stairs.
Whitehall April 1912.
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WAR; ANTE

'UNHlS ARTICLES too well known to need common.
= daion-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community tina,
for accuracy, convenience and durability, they ar,
unrlvalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from to {
tons, Dormant Warehouse do to weigh from IL ID
to 1000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from IL OF. tc
20O lbs. Portable Counter do-a new artice-to weigl
from l-2 OF. to 10 lbs.
J. q J. II. PECK & Co.--Agents.
Ru lngton, April 1871.
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BURLINGTON COMB FACTORY.

VNHE. Subscribers having taken the well lnown
L Establishment, formerly occupied by Villas
Looms, X Co. are now manufacturing and vii keep
constantly on hand, general assortment of COMBS
of superior qualities, which will be afforded the
lowest prices. Merchants, and Others wishing for
superior article for retail Will find il their ad an
tage to call and examine our stock.
CIRCUIT q. TIMANUS.
Burlington Sept 1892 ID If
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HAGAR e. ARTHUR,

General Agents for Moa cee| rated medicines,
20 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
re>>el.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1912.
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TIME Speeches OF the Hon. THOMAS +. MARSHALL,
i on ALCOHOL and lNTEMPERANCE, and
FASHIONABLE WITHDRAWING, delivered at
the Broadway Tabernacle, New York, on the eve Of
NAV Alb and Th We invite the attention of the
friends Of Temperance 10 the above work, from lis
intrinsic worth, well as from the high reputation
Of the Distinguished orator.
June "a, ls42 D. A. BRAMAN.
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BURLINGTON CHAIR FACTORY

Cash &tore.
BOYNTON e. BURRITT,
Success o AS. & G. D.Weller,)
w o [ l. ID respectfully inform the inhabitants o.
w Hines urah and the adjoining towns that they
have commenced business in the Store formerly oc
cupied by A. S. & G. ID. Weller and are now rccelv
ware and Groceries, which they offer TO the public a
low can be purchased in the county for cash.
They respectfully solicit share of public patronage
confident that their prices will be fond to suit aI
who may favor them with call.
NOBLE l.. BOYNTON,
WILLIAM BURRITT.
Hnesburch, Nav 4, 1912. AZ
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Dive Wood, &c.

Dyc NNOo'i, NC.
THE Snh,cr er> have received and now offer for
sale large and well selected assortment of Dye
Woods of every description, together with Cream
Tartar, Lac Dye, Copperas, Nader, Indigo. Alum,
Borax, &c. &c. Buyers are respectfully requested IL
,al al the Stone Store, head Of the S'eam GA, wharf
examine the articles, which warranted TO be fresh
from the New York Market, and purchased at the
present extremely low prices learn the terms, which
are but small advance from cost and leave theil
orders. FOLLETT & BRADLEY
Stone Store, Sept. %, 1912.
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WINDOW S.ISH.

T ADY'S ANNUAL REGISTER and HOUSE.
II WlFE'S ALMANAC for 1913 for sale by
Sep. q, 1912. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
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E0 HHDS. Gardner Brewers N. England Rum
w 80 Pipes and Hall Pipes American Brandy,
40 do do Baltimore Gin
10 do do 'Pellevoisn' Brandy,
5 do do Swan Gin,
10 Hhds. ST. Croix Run,
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines
80 do Malaga do
5 do Port do
81 Dec. lS4l by J. e. J. II. PECK & Co.
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$500 Reward.
T OST from off the Eastern Stage on its passage
II from Burlington to Montpelier, on the morning
Of the 18th Sept inst,
LATER HAT BOX,
confirming an old Hat, shirt, and sundry other ar
tcles.
ALSO
On tho l6 h, a bundle done up in Canvass Sack
~ containing one pair New Blankets, one pan
Shirts, one old Red Cloak, n Ladies Dress, &c. &c
The above reward will be paid for information
applyingt to
JOHN CHURCH, Agent.
Burlington, Sept. %, 1892.
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Manufacturing Druggists, and Venders
Genuine Patent Medicines.
TO LETT,

A Commodious STONE IOU ST al presen, occu-
n pied BY On. HISEBEno. For terms apply at the
premises
Burlington, Sept. Is, 1912. l5tf
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CONWAY MEDICINES.

VNHE Subscriber W. l.. KlDDtR, gives notice
thar he has succeed The late r. Ktder in tho
preparation Of the well known CONWAY MEDICINES,
and Will hereafter give particular attention to the
preparation Of the following articles, the long e.
lalIshej lty OF which, precIude> the necessity
OF publication OF the numerous cer,lhca,e, in
The hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jebb's Rheumatic I.iniment,
FOR rheumatism, Bruises, Spraln> Numbnes.,
Chilfan> Stiffness in the joints, &c., will afford
he most unexpected and immediate reefin the most
article Is openly recommended by Physicians. The
LlnIhent Is done up IN enlarged bottles. Price 37i
cents.
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
The extensive sale and established reputation Of
1UMrRIE>' lTCu OINTMENT, encourages The pro.
prielur to recommend ii TO The pul lie with renewed
confidence, a. the most innocent and powerful REM
ely Tor ms annoying disease; il contains no mel
curry, or any other dangerous ingredient and can
e applied at all times with perfect safety. Price
% cents a Box.
Remedy for the Piles.
The concnrrlng testimony Of relieved patients,
from all quarters, te>tiyng 20 The cures effected Ly
he medicine after all others had He'd , -; her with
he increasing demand for the article from all mar OF
he country, prove it lie one oithe mo-, valuable
specifics known for this trout Iesome comp!ail.
liza Clergyman writes
Boston, February 49, 1871.
have made trial of Dumrie>' Pile Far,uary and
found ii produced >alutary influence almus, imme-
latey, and confidently eeve j, an ectual remedy
RI t "',' UNIV '"'ie shu ueoiil'alng complaint.
Humanity ha> induced me TO recommend II to per ,ons
nus afflicted, and So shall continue to do.
r Yours respectfully, J. S.
The remedy consists Of an Ointment and Ee,tuary
rrce tor 10Th IS cents, or 37a cents when but one 10
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample direc-
'Iohs win a dc -crlp'iun Of he complai n
:, Dumtries' Eye Water.
rur sore or infamed eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and com Portable relief and in some
sfceedingly BAD cases he most unexpected and de-
,ratle relief has been found in The OF this Eye
water after other remedies had fdi,ed Persons who
nave Used II, pronounce it without hesitation the Rest
| preparation for Sore leeak, infdmed eyes, they
| nave ever met with. Price 25 cents bottle.
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CURE FOR CORNS.
A Ion ('orn uDla

Inc most safe and speedy cure for Corns We, DIS
uVerel Inc reei Is immediate. II di> solves and
ehoVe, the corn from the foot with ease and erped
Ion and 'tritout the least pain. Price rs cents
Fail and ample direction, accompany each of tho
a! owe articles. Wv
n. b. None Of the above articles will | :, c.,up.
MESS signed w. l.. kdder on the outside w,apper
FOR sale al his Counting Room, Sc SIa'c S ret, 10
''a'r', corner Of Merchant, Row, Boston ALo by
MEs,Rs. PECK q SPEAR, Burlington, VI.
- \ IN ernl III count "a 'Iuu..l tn - -
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Surprizing Cure of CONSUMPTION,

Mt. r. GIaddm OF Dehi, n. T., Of a nalnraIIy con
>'lmptive constitution, has cen saved from IN.
timely end by the use Of Dr. Tnylor> Balsam of Liv-
erworl. a severe cold brought on attack Of Pler.
re,y, and thus ended in genera debility and con>ulup
ton. constant cough, hectic flush, restless nights
nci pulse, AMI continued loss of flesh, augered ;
speedy deaih but as soon a. commences the use @
thi, tai sam grew letter and i, now fully restore
to health.
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DRUGS g. MEDICINES.
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