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NOTICE.-;b" Medicine ls rest known by the
~ cures 1t performs. iii l.. Newion's Panacea,
or Purifier of the Blood. The unparalleled and still
increasing reputation which This medicine has acqair-
ed throughout the New England States, and the many
cures IL has performed, and the great demand made
for it by the advice ofphysicians well acqnaintot with
its preparation, has ind iced The proprietor 10 extend
lis circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns IN The United States.
This Panaceis warranted purely vegeial l, and is moi
surpassed ~ any other medicine ever offered to the
afflicted as its extensive sale aud great p%cpnlari' y
plainly prove. II has within the last eighteen months
cured lis thousands ofihe most ob>iina'e diseases, a.
can he proved by certificates, and is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the est medicine
in use. C.efl information may lie found in circulars
containing certificates Of cures and directions for ia
king The medicine. The following appointed agent.
Burlington, p ECK and SPEAR, r. Moody
81 Allan>, Curtis and R~rssel-Millon, c. DraLc-
Ml,on Fall, BIrnci and Sawyer-Waterville, Fisk
and Brown,-Hine> bnrgh, Hull and Coob-Fairiax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Cambridge, NJ. Wires-Undcrhill, NJ. {. Barney
North Ferrisi urgh, IL. {. W~icker-Gcorgia, A. Bliss
Wlli>,on, N. Observation-Disclosures Green & Rhodes
johnson, G. l.. Warner and CN-Monlion, Ethan
Smlh-Baher>ield, Arlington and Woo1war Fair
field, Burnett and Farnsworlh. e.o.p.1y.EI9
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VllSEASES OF TIE LUN GS...Urr'de'l
- the most popular rcri-d, ever known III America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the mosi valuable
'em-d, now ~ use fi coughs, cold-, asthma or rhthisic,
Consumption. wlooii"g cough aud pul'non'', ell ct'o"s
ole,er, KIND. Its sale ia steadily increasing. and The
prUrr'e'0rs are constantly .ece'ning lie most favorable
account nf iis effects. The following new certificates
ae offered Tor publ e examination.
AN iNrrKEstING CASE -Ex ract ola Letter from
Nr 5 Clay. Kingston, User CO., N. y, to 'he
pr, pririnr.. '.IunIs Of he 9Th INST. was duly ,ec'd
A remarkable ca,e wa. eflrcted by The Veg A'a1,le Pot.
mon.ry B,I.am IN the w,nter and -rrire of 1885. The
terson, Nr. N,oud,, hal been sex a long time wuh
he consumption. Ills physicians had gwen him up
lie Was reduced so low as 10 lie unable 20 help himself,
and was raising 4 large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using he Bal.sm, whirl, has effected a
complete cure, and lie ia nov as hale and hearty as
-,er he aas. MIR. Mood, has removed rom this town,
bur he he rcmi-ed me 4 more de,a'lrd account Of his
Gaze. which I wiIi(p, ward you. c.. CLAY.
K,neson, N. Y. June %. 1888.
Ex,r.c, Of le,ie, from DR.. Jacol. Myers. The
Vryri ,hIe Pulmonary Bai-am has been sold in his
count, Tor Two wears, aud the medicine has gained M
uncommon celebrity, Tor II .ca'cei, in one instance
filrd ufhaying the dcsi,eG e1-c,. am ly no meant
~ favor ofIl4e many no-t, ums, most OF which are i'm
positions, upon 4 creiulnus public, but 'ha, which
know by u.r to he eh-ctual, | cannot help but give m,
-rr'ob r'on 'herelo A counte'i"ii PREPARATION ha
been offered ir,e u, n travelling Agent. Of Cnms'otk
v. Y. aud tlle,e 10 another ar icIe ,ended here that i
.tronsiy suspected 10 bc .pui 'ous
JACOB MYrns. ". d.
Mi1lng'on, Juniara CO Penn. Ma, 3. 1887 F'on
br. Samuel Nlofren, 10 me itni' ieioIs OF me Nree
able rulmonar, i'aisam. am satisfied ili., the We
.e,aLle Pulmonary l.i,,m il !. valuable medicine
|, has been usrd ~ In. place with compie'r success il
an obstinate compliant al The lungs, ailenied with
ever cough. lrss Of voice. and The raising Of mur
hlood, uL,G, had previously resisted many approved
m esrripIinns. After ustnR The Bals.n one week, tn
p.iient' voice re Durn-d and he wasabl- To speak audi
by. fl,is tass occurred some time since, aud ir
man Is now engaged not only in active bu' lalnrio u
business. Respectfully, Sc. ). NoRRELL.
l. IL now more th.u six Years since was trough
very law b, An affection ofth- lungs. and N, complain
was declared TO he Uncut able h, a comet Of three phi,
.icians. WAS hen restored TO as goo hcalIh n ia
rnio,ed for many years, b, u-iag the Vegetable Put
monarv Balsam. Since NV recovery ! have recon
mrnIed the B,lsam IN u great mauy Cases Of iun
complaints, and 50 far az can lean. It's u-r has in
= var,a,l, been frllowr ID hy much benefit, and in man
. instances II has effected cures which we,- aholy unex
peclrd. SAMUEL EVERETT,
Boso on, March 2. 1887.
Fnr sale, wholesale and retail, h, PECK l
SpE \R I.ur i've ION. w..
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

TN F snbscrIl er would respectfully return hi
l. thanks 10 his many patrons for he r favors during
the past i've years, and would also inform them that
he has replenlshed his tock Of Stationery, Books,
Binding Stock, &c. and will e happy 10 wait upon
all that hal favor hun with their patronage, and nc
e Tort on his part shall be spared 10 give abstraction
Or STOCK cost money therefore, we cannot give II
away, or sell II below cost, or at cost bat what We
nave to sell, Cf we can get an opportunity at a
small advance from cost a. any one can do and live
.y their business. Ind ividuals wishing 10 purchase
Common School Books, Stationery, or Blank Book,
ran have a chance TO test the sincerity Of The sulscrl
er, when he ays he vii sell cheap for CASH. by calling
at the sign ofthe Red Ledger, COLLEGE street.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Nov. g, 1871.
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NOORE'S ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
" Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means OF saving thousands from an nn,imrly grave.
success, and found very ehicacio,is in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, diffcnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Clumsy, Asthma, Phthi>ic, Splitting Of Blood, Flatu-
lency, Indigo zion, Looseness of the Bowel, Fits OF
every kind, Cramps, ricketts,, Colo, Calarrh, Dy, en-
tary, Painting, REPRESENTATIVES, Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach, Measles, a preventive of Con-
tagiol X diseases, Goui and Rheumatism,
IL he above Medicine is prepared by Henry Scy-
rnonr, Of Hadley, Mass. from the Original Recipe, "
the direction Of laid Moore, and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the uni'edS,a,es.
SCH whoies ale nd REAL, ly Peck 81 Spear,
thedealers generally through
Il I he co intry.
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IAu LIS
Il These medicines are indebted for their nam. IA
their manifest and sensible action IN purifying The
springs aud channels Of life, aud %cnduing them with
renewed tone and vigor. In many hundred certified
cases which have been made pul lr, and in almo,,
every species ofdi,ea>c t. which the human frame !,
liable, the happy e iecls of MorrAT's LIFE Pills AVN
PnGNrx BIrrERs have teen s%realfully and publicly
acknowledged nv the persons benefited, and wb1
were previously unacqlaInted with The beautifully NH.
%losophica. principe upon which they are componnJ.
ed, and nnon which they consequently act.
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend YES in
disease of every form and de >crip,ion Their 6rs,
operation is 10 'oo,en from The coats Of the stomach
and bowels, the varioHs impurities and crudnies con-
SANITY settling around them and 10 remove The b,r.
dene1 faces which collect in the convolntions of Tho
smallest intcstines. o her medicines only par,iauv
cleans these, and leave such collected mas cs lehind
a 10 produce halitnal co>tiveness, with all its train of
evils. or sudden diarrhGa, with It's imminent dauer. N
This fac. Is well known to all regular ana,umi>ts
who examine the human bowels after death and hpnc,.
the pre- idice of lhose well informed men aga n, onacL
inejicines-or medicines prepared and heraldel 10
the public hy ignorant persons. The second c1ec, o.,
the Life Medicines is TO clean.c the kidneys and The
bladder, and by ,hi, means, the liver and he lungs. The
heal rhfIlacioi ofwhich entirely depends upon the re-
gulariiv of the urinary ORGANS. The blood. which
lakes = relcolor from The agency OF the liver and The
lungs before it passes into he heart, eng thus purified
ly them, and nouri, he'd by food coming from a clean
stomach, cores freely through the veins, renews
every part of the system, and trlumphanilv mount.
the banner of health in he blooming cheek.
Molal's Vegetable Life Medicine, have leen thor
onghly tested, and pronounced a sovereign remedy for
Dyspepsia, Fhatnlcnry, Palpla'ion Of the Heart, Loss
ofAppeli,e, HEARTBURN and Ilead-ache, Restlc,sness,
Il-,emper, Anxiety, LangIor and Melancholy. Cos,
ilveness, Diarrhna, Cholera, Fevers Of all kinds,
Rheumatism, Con-, Drop>lcs Of all kind, Gravel
Worms, Asthma and Consumption Scnrvy' Ulcers
Inveieraie Sores, Scorhu,ic l%.rurtious and Bad Com
plexionS, Er Ip,ive complaints, ,allov, Cloudy, and
o her di a -reealle Compilations, Salt Rhenm, Ery>ip-
Ella, Common Gods and Inl lenza, and various oih,i
complaints which afhci The human frame. In FEVER
,nI Ar,-r ,ar,iptlarlF tho Life, MplIr1up~ b,,n / 40,
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VERMONT MEDICAL COLLEGE.
wooDsTocK
Faculty..

Faculty.
HENRY II. CHILDS, NJ. D.,
Professor Of The Theory and Practice Of !Mediein5
HON. JACOB coLLAMERs," 4. H.
o~ Ir0f f. p q Mfd 4 Jurisprudence
.Niteria Mdica and Pharmacy.
BENJAMIN X. PALMER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of General, Special and Surgical An
FRANKIE ~HAMILToN, N. D.,
Professor Qftte Principles and Practice IF Surgery
JOSEPH b.. CLARKE, NJ. D.,
Professor ofChemi stry and Be.ony.
OSMON L. HUNTLEY, MD,
De'nOns.rator Of Anatomy.
The Annual Course ofI.ec,ures at this Institution
will commence on the Second thursday Of March
merit, and continue thirteen weeks.
The fee for all the courses is $50. Students, who
have attended two full courses of the lectures al this,
or any incorporated school of Medicine, will be re-
q rred TO pay $40. Graduation fee, ST.. Doctors OF
Medicine are admitted without fee. No Matr!cula-
ton fee is charged.
Board, including room, fuel, lights, and washing.
may be obtained IN good families At from $3.50 10 2.
IS per week.
SUDDEN S who aro unacqua'ntcd in The village, can
by calling al Or. Palmer's office on their arrival, OBJ.
tain respecting ~bording houses.
In presenting this announcement, the trustees OF
the Vermont Medical Col ege feel ass red that tho
next course OF lectures wi fully sustain the reputa-
lion which the Institution has so un fornlly main
tanned. The character Of the Gentlemen who occupy
the seveini Proivssoishlps-the additions which have
been made to The Museum, chemical appartus, and
Instruments Of the College-the creation OF u new
Prof, General AMI specia Pathology the in
creased facilities which will be afforded for the prose-
cution ofPractiral Anatomy-the completion Of the
new college Edifce, andiis admirable adoption to the
purpose for which it was designed, warrant the belief
that the cours Sc OF lnstruc ion IN lis value ard extent
viii be equal to 'hatofanv institution in the country.
For further knowledge oflhe College, Students are
referred TO DR.. II. II. ChIlds, Pitisfield, Mass, Dr..
Clark, y. Y. City, or to DR.. b. Il, Palmer, Woodstock
VI
By order OF the Board OF Trustees,
n. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
Woodstock, VT, Jan'y 10Th, lS42.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
EtI-MG.l e lBaTnGss
(SUCCESSOkS TO E. BRIGGS,)
Wholesale and Retail Confectioners,

WorLD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Burlington and the surrounding country, that
they carry on the Confectionery Business, on all lis
various ~ranche>. determined 10 Use the very e.,
MATERIAL in manufacturing, they will al all times
iurni-h Merchants and Others dealing in Confection-
arie-, with the est quality, and on the lowest PC. ST.
BE lern>. Shop on Oh Ir n Stree, two doors Souih
If 5. f.. liowarI'> Sore, newly aud neatly fitted M,
where we cordially invite all 10 call AMI examine O n
articles, consisting Of all kinds Of Sick CANDY, Balls
and Kl>,e., Hearts and Hiamond,, Braid, Pepper
mint, Lemon Dro Is, Vanilla Cream, Lokence., Sugar
Pumb,, Carrawav,, Comft>, Ca>sia Buds, Rock and
Br wn Candy, ) gar Sand, Notices and Secret,
Sugar Apples, potalue>, Egg, and Baskets, with
various other articles too n ImerUuS 10 lie mentioned.
A general a>sur,men, Of rich and fancy Cakes on
hand, aud hahel 10 order, together with Ice Creams
to furnish parlie nc. &c.
ALSO-
CoUGH CANDY, which WE ecommeuj for Coughs
Colds, Hoar enc,s, &c. We do not pre.enl to sa,
with Mr.. J. P,ase u Son, that cur Candy will cure al
d. ease. eating 10 Consumption, We think that |:
saying too inuch.
-CLOCKS.-
We have good assortment OF Brass and Wooden
Clocks, which we will .el very low for cash ,r ap-
proved credit. Pleas call and examine leiore pur
| chasing elsewhere.
n. bah orders from a distance, pos, paid, wi,
lie promptly attended 10, aud packages and hoxe> pl
on GARD Of stages or loni>, when required, free G.
charge. Be partlc liar aud address all orders 10 NIT
CHELL u BARNES, Confectioners, there Icing ,w,
hrm> Of The same name in he village.
Burlington, VI. Or. %, 1871.
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n ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE. This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for The following complaints, viz: dyspepsia, or lndi-
ge>lion, disea. ed Liver, bilious d~I.orler-, Dropsy, As,h-
ina, Co>tivene,s, Worms and loss Of A ppetIic. and lv
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and rea>i, colds and coughs of long
standing, Hoar,ene>S, shoriness Of lreath, Nervous
complaints, etc, which are frequently the e Get of dis
ease. For Fever and Agnc, it is a most valuable pre-
venlative as well a a sovereign remedy. lis virtue,
Srrpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST,
NItuS' Dance,--two lolllc, have cen known 10 cure
this affecting disease, AT er having / atied every exer.
lion tor four years. i, has a most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is pleasant TO take
and 20 ca in It's operation, 'ha, il may e administered
to the infant with ,aie' Y. The above Medicine is yer,
highly recommended iy many scientific gentlemen
and a large niml er Of lade., who have proved th,
virtue, OF The Medicine y personal us- nd that Of he'll
families. A I'LL ofcertiica'e> accotnpar les each bottle
with directions. 1t may e had whole, ;de or retail 0
:. Brian, Barre, and J. {. Farnam, East Williams.
town, VI. sole proprlejor>. Props red from the origin
al recipe for sale Ly L. H.. Prenti.s, Montpelier, an,
=. PECK d.SPFAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state ;al
iire,lion> ,ignelin he hand writing ofihe proprietor
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nj YSTERIOUS!--A gentleman belonging TO
WI one of the most ancient and wealthy families OF
this city, who must be well known to numerous friends
having since the year 1918, up TO recently, been bent
nearly double, and for several years confined TO his
bed, has been restored to good health has rega'ned
his natural erect posItion-nnd has quilted his car
rage, and now walks with easel! We believe this rs
the gen,lcman'> own description as near as possible,
and there is no exaggcrntion in it. We will give inqulI,,
rers his address, and doubt not humane feelings VIII
exc sc the liberty so that any one doubling, may
kno,o these facts houeh he requests his name may
not appear in print. Among other instances, Mr.Jas'
G. Reynolds, IA Christie-sireet, has been restored,
and will give personal assurances of the facts OF his
case. Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews. How has this cen done?
AnSrer. By The Indian Vegetable Elirer IN
ternaAy and Hs1oeS' Nerre and Bone Linimenl
externally. Jam. %, 1871.
Sold only by COMSTOCK d. CO., II Maiden
Lare, NeU York. n9
PECK & SPEAR, Wholesale Agents, a few
doors east of the Post Office. Burlington, VI.
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l. o O X III II E.!

MIR. EDITOR-Wil you please notify this COM
wi nunity that the subscriber has opened a Stove
Store, frs, door west of J. & J. II. Peck & Co. where
lie has a general assortment Of Cooking, Box and
Parlor Stoves, Caldrons, aud Hollow Ware of the
superior Brandon Castings; al o Bucks Hot Air
Cooking Stove, which he is manufacturing in this
place. The construction Of this stove is such that
Inc first and ~sharpest heat comes directly under the
boilers and then passes round a spacious and equally
heated oven, AMI requirrs hut compare lively little
fuel to put 1t in operation, and bakes equal 10 a brick
oven. There might be n List of signatures procured
as long as the recommendation of a country p, NJ,
from the highest sources IN The sections where il is
IN use hut a preamble about thi, stove or the Yankee
Notion useless, and If money continues scarce you
must use the less Of il, so don't do without on thai
account, but call and try the new Stove.
Birhn 5ton, Nov. 10, ls4l. S.. w. TAYLOR
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USSELL'S STOMACH BITTERS. NAV

oil 1 ThS NAV D.
IL used in Wincor w~atcr.-These clchratcd bitters
are composed purely Of we're ables Of the most inno-
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
tIcllarly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
a~ppetite-al.o a preventative again>tih The cholera NOR
bus, fever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms ofnaiulencc and indiccs-
tion, One box will ,incture one gallon. Price rs cts.
q box.
RUssELLs lTcn o~ISTMENr.-This choice and safe
ointment is said 10 lie Superior 10 any now in use, for
that di>ag rccaLc and loathSome d.sea.e, the ITCH.
This Ointment Is 80 ceartain in its operation that no
person lIouhled with The above disorder ought 10 lie
without il. 1t is q remedy Tor cutancoIs er,ip,ions,
scorbulic affections Of the head, or any other breaking
ont which ARIES from sharp huinors in the blood.
Price rs cts. a OK.
Rus,rLL's VEGETABLE BrLLIous Pills, or family
physlc, for general use, in ca,c, Of .~Janndlce, morlno
zen itIlity If the stomach and bowels, loss of appetite,
fr id lreath, cos,ivene>s, Piles, and all disease, ars-
ing from hillary dcrangeincnt>,-al>o fur correcting
the state Of the llooi, and cleansing The system Of
foul and viscid hutnours, These pills are a mild Ca
thartic, producing neilher pains nor gripping, and are
therefore a valuable and highly approved medicine
and are pronounced as such ty the most distinguished
physicians. Each lox containing 80 Pills. Price
37t cts. a lox
| R,s,cl's cclci rated SALT RuEuM OryrMENT.-Thi,
is unqnc>t!onally tile hest and >afc-, remedy ever ye
offered 10 the piilic for that obstinate disorder SAIL
RHEuM. Where o'her means ha We failed. it has sue
ceeied, and The fact that ii has been extensively uScc
hy eminent Practitioner. speaks volumes in It's praise
Ii Is equally c.fcacious in all diseases Of tue skin,
scald head, ring worms. and the most lnve'erate Itch,
&c. &c. Numerous certificates might e ultaincd
tut he propri,or chooses that a fair trial should ! g The
only evi lcnc. offs superior efficacy. Price SO cents a
hux. For sale hy Peck &. Spear and Rol er, Moody
Burlington; DR.. &. f Miles, aud II IlI & Cook, Hines
burgh 5. II. Earne>, Charlotte; L. James, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller q Huntington, Richmond
Also, ~ tho dru=si=t, and merchants generally
hrouphou, The state. az. 9T
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DIR. A, sherman's Cough Lozengcs.

MO Cough Medicine has ever leen Introduced into
" Vermont that has given such universal saiisfac-
ton. They seldom fail to cure the most troublesome
coughs and colds IN a few days. Numerous refer
ences might lie given 10 person g who have leen cured
by them, hut where Their merits are 80 generally
known & apprecia' ed it is useless TO specify Instances.
The above medicine, as well - Sherman'S celebrated
Worm Lozengc>, Poor Mans p~Ia>ters, and other pre-
pararions may lie had Of
Nov. a. PANGBORN IL BRIN SMAID.
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noCT. MARsHAIL's Arom,t,c, Catarrh an

nOCT. MARSHALL'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
~ Headache SNUFF. This Snufis superior 10 any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Calarrh, and also a cold in the lead, aud the
headache. u opens and purges ont all distractions
streng hens The glands,a II gives a healthy action To The
parts a iectel. II l. p rfectly tree from any hing dele.
terioIs IN its conposition-has a pleasant favor, AM
its immo hate c !cc', after eiDs used, is Agreeable
Price 3 I cents per bottle.
Doci. Mar-hal's Vegeiab'e Indian Black PLASTER
] his Plaster is u~nrivalled for curing scrofilou> swell,
lings, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains IN The sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails Il
give relief in local Rhelmatisms. IF applied TO IN,
>Ide,lt will cure many Of he common Liver Complai nts
ana Is equal, II not superior, 10 any thing in use fol
corns on The feet, the virtues o fihis Plaster have beer
witnessed by thousands of individuals in the United
States, who have iesiei its efficacy. Sold hy he nro,
prieior; Chas. Bowen, Mihlc'ury. W., and Prcv &
SPAR, Run, orlin2, VI.
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FOUND.
GROCERIES,, &c

ISAAC WARNER keeps constantly for sale at his
l. Store. opposite :. T.. Howards Store.
Copnac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix Rum,
Boston Rum, low priced Brandy,
Baltimore Gin, Antigua Rum, Cherry do.
Wines, of most kinds and prices, Molasses,
Loaf Lump and Brown sugar,
Hyson and Young Hyson, II, son Skin and Black
Teas; Box Raislns, Keg do.
Goldfish, Salmon, Mackerel, Sounds and Tongues,
Rice, Bar Soap, Fancy do. Allspices;
Pepper, Ginger, Nurmees Cloves,
Cinnamon, Salera'us, Poland Starch,
Mustard, Indigo, Pepper Sauce, Coffee,
Chocolate, Table Salt Candles;
Spanish Seaars, half Snanish do.
Decanters, Tumblers, Lamps, Jars. &c.
1lso-5O0 Barrels Salt.
The Liquors are warren'ed to be the best that car
he bought in New York. Tavern-keepers and Other:
will find it for their benefit to call and examine then
before they buy elsewhere.
Burlington, Nov. 5. ls4l.
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MI ARSiI \ LIPS confines unrivalled as a
Vl strengthening PLASTER: Also, for RhcIma-
for ,crofilons swerling-, sc,rvy sores, Fresh wounds +;
and for a general Family Plaster or salvc. For Corns,
morcover-'ry it; pare clo.e, persevere in The u>e'y
making a new application ocra~ ionally, and IN time,
yonr corns will lie cured. For sale by
PECK g. SPEAR,
Burlington, Jan. %, lS4l. ly.flS
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WARRANTED O.

W + * Ri - u I r
'NHIS ARTICLES too well known to need common.
L ia ion-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community. that
for accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrivalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from 3 to &
tons. Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l-2 ID
to 5000 lbs, Portable do. to weigh from IL OF. tc
200 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new article-to welgt
from - OF. TO 40 lbs.
J. & J. II. PECK & Co.-Agents.
Burlington, April 8 lSil.
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~ NJ. WRIGHT& Co. will open vthin three o.
T.. fourday., rom 1900 to 200o yd, Extra ~Superhe,
(holble aroInd), >uperdne, hne and common all wool
Carpelings, which have cen purchased mostly in
N.Yorkai arc,en, and will e sold at vey low prices
Al-o Twillei and plain Venetian stair carpeiins,
Hemp AMI Cotton carpetng, Oil loih>, Mats, e!c.
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