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DIsEASES OF THE LUNGS..-prcided,

L. the mosl popular rrmed, ever known III America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
em-d, now ~ use i coughs, colds, asthma phhSic
consumption. whooping cough and pulmonary aft crioas
Of ever, kind. Its sale is steadily increasing aud the
prop,eror~ constantly .ece,,ug he mos. favor able
account Of s effects. The following new certificates
ATE offered for public examination.
AN INTEREsrING So --Exuaci Of y letter iron,
hr T. > Clay. Kingston User CO., ". Y. to the
prpprieiors. "iours Of the 9'h INST. was dul, reed
A remarkable cure was eieccd 10y the Vegetable Put
| monary 3aI>am N the winter and -plng OF 1885. The
i.erson, Mr. MOODY, hat been SEX a long time win
The consumption His physicians had gwen him up
tie was reduced so low TO lie unable 10 help him ef
ana was raising "A large quantity OF blood when he
| commenced using The Bhsam, which has effected q
complete cure, aud he Is NOW A. hale and heart, a.
ever he was. Mr. Mood, has removed from Til. town.
nut ne has promised me mOrr detailed account Of his
case, which willfo'ward Won. c.. CLAY.
Kingston, n. y. June 25. 1898.
| Extract of letter from DR.. jacob MIXERS The
| Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in lhis
count, Tor Two years, and the medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity, for it scarcely in instance
failed of having The desuei effect. am b, no medns
~ iivor Of the many nOstrums, most ol which i'm
positions upon credulnus rubic, but that which
know by 10 be eilrciua, cannon help but Civ m,
APPRECIATION Ihereo. counterfeit preparation h.,
heen offered here by eing Agen', Of C"msiock
". v and there IL another article ,ended here that j.
strongly suspected 10 be .puious
| JACOB MYERS. ". ID.
Miflng'on, Juniaia CO Penn. Ma 3, 1887 From
Dr. Samuel Morrell, 10 the propIipIo,> OF the Nrae
table Pulmonary B.-am. | am satisfied that the We
seiahle Pulmnnasrv Rasam is = valuable mpdecine
has been used III thus place with complete il
an obstinate complaint r the lungs, attended with ;
severe cough, loss ni voice. aud the raising OF murl
blood, which had pre,,1is, resisted man, approx e.
prescriptions. After usn. the Basan one week, th,
patients voice returned and he able speak audi
by. This case occurred some time since, and III,
man is now engaged only in active hur lahoriou
business. Respectfully, Sc. 5. MORRILL,.
| u Is now more than six Years snre | was hi0u.h
very low by an affection Of he lungs and complain
was declared 10 he nru able b, council of thrce PHI,
-icians. was then restored 10 goo health hat
enlo,et for many years, h, using the Vegetable Pat
non'ry B'lsam. Since nv recovery have recon
nrnded the Btlsam ~ u gieai manN cases OF lung
complains, and far as | can learn. its use has in
| variahly been fnowed hy much henefr and in man,
instances IL has effected cures which we've wholly uncx
prced. SAMUEL EYERErr,
Boston, March ., 1887.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, b, PECk S
! SPEAR Burlington, VI.
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NOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
~ These medicines are indebted for their name to
their manifest and sensilie action III purifying the
springs and channels OF lile and endung them with
renewed tone and vlgor. In many hundred certified
cases which have been made public, and in almost
every species Oh disease 10 Whch Inc human frame Is
liable, the happy elects OF MofFATs LIFE PILLS AND
PHENiX BITTERS nave been greatfilly and publicly
acknowledged 10y the persons henehied, and who
were previously unacQaih'ed WIN the beautifully phi
losophlcai principe, upon Whlchthey are compound
ed, and ,ipon winch they consequently act.
The LifE MEpiClNfo recommend themselves in
diseases OF every form ana descriptions Their first
operation is TO loosen from me coats of the stomach
ana bowels, Inc various impurities ana crudltles con-
san'y settling around them; ana to remove the har
dened faces which collect IN the convontlons of the
smallest intrStncS o'hcr 'hei,clnes only partially
cleanse these ana ieaVe Sch collected masses behind
as 10 produce hahnal roSveness, with all ITS tram of
evils. ofs'lddeh uarrhfa, WIN us imminent dagcr>.n
This fact is well known TO all regular ANTAGONISTS,
examine me human bowels after death and hence
lhc prejudice oil those wen informed men agaIn>qu
'nedlcneS-or "eoiches PrePateh ana heralded to
the PUBLIC by ignorant persons Inc second effect OF
ihe iie Me,lcncs Is 10 cleanse inc kidneys and the
n'aot ana ny lnN means, w. 'Ver ana thc lungs, the
healhinIacloh OF which entirely depends upon the re-
quarry III thc urinary or2ahS' me bood which
taxes redcoor rom lhe agency oi inc liver ana the
hgS hc'ore PaSe, n'p me sa' nehs mus p'irlhed
ny ,helil' ana hou',.nen ny io.u to'nS rom clean
s.o''ch' COURSES nc..a 'no,1n .ue ve'iS' rehcwS
L , ar o, Inc sySie H., 1no rpphanly mounts
MoIa,,. yeae,ai,le Lie Medicine, have h.., ,hor.
o,ohlv tested and pronounced SOVEREIGN rene, fnr
n.,r.,;, E,,,,l,n,,. p,ln,,a,;on ~ ,h, H..
Of Apner,r Heart iurn and Head.arhe' R..,n'sno,s
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HEADACHE.

ItERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
\ which has been used in families every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy, n
constitutional family complaint, and has cured e!loc-
maly in every instance yet known, amounting TO ma
ny hundreds 1t is not unpleasant TO the TASTE and
does not prevent the daily avocatons of one using it
it must be perscvered in, and the cure is gradual, but
certain and permanent Instances are constantly
multiplying where th, distressing complaint is com
pleely relieved and cured although of years standing
bv the use of DR.. Spohns celebrated remedy. One
decided preference is its pleasantness, having none o
the nauseatng effect of common drugs.
tits so perfectly satisfactory, that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents refund the price tC
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured by
IT, He hopes also that this may secure its great ben
etits to the dsrcs Sed sufferers who are aborng unde
Headache F.. SPOIIN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro
prlctor.
New York PECK & SP r 4 r, Wholesale
Agents few doors east of the Post Office, Burlng
ton VI no
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N ATURE,s GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN.

NJ bNAND HES ltRA ! ~ H.. MS
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
for the following complaints, VIZ Dyspepsia, lnd
gc>lion, d>ea >ed Liver, bilious disorders Drop>y, A>h-
ma Co>tivenc>s, Worms and loss # Appetite and by
cleansing the stomach and bowels, cures pains in the
side, stomach and breast, cold ~, '""uh1 Of "u=
,tarinr, Hoarscne-s, shorlnc>s Of breath, Nervous
complaints, etc., which are ticlneniy the elect OF DIS
For Fcvrr and Ague II Is . most valuable pre-
tentative well as sovereign remedy. lis virtue.
SurpaSs any thing heretofore known in removing ST
Nu>' Dance,-two bottles have leen known to cur.
this alcimg disease, after having ba fled every eXer
ton tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
in removing nervous complaints II Is pleasant 10 take
and - easy IN lis operation, that ii lie administered
to the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen
and a large number OF ladies, who have proved the
virtues OF the Medicine by personal and that of the
families. hill oicer,ifcale> accompanies each bottle
with directions. 1t may lie had wholesale or retail o
:. Britain, Barre, and J. &. Farnam Fast Williams.
town, VI. sole propretor-. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale by +. II. Prents>, Montpelier anc
PECK Oscar,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN tie state ;al
directions signed IN the hand writing otlhe proprietor
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BEWARE or DECEPTION.

IT has frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
/ scrlber that empty Snuff Jars, with his Label on
them, have been bought up for the purpose OF selling
III them inferior quality Snuff and also, that his
Snuff labels have, in some instances, been counter
letcd, or the general design Of The same Initiated
as 10 easily deceive the unwary He deems It, there
fore IN, duty to inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them to off or deace the Labels
on the outside of the Jars after having disposed of the
contents to prevent further ust of the same.
suitable reward will he paid for such evidence as
will lead to the detection and conviction of the I'M
posters.
The subscriber continues to Manufacture, and Of
terS for sale The foi0uing drticleS
Fine Brown snuff.
Genuine Maccoboy roe American Rappec
Imitation do. ) favored, Holland do
Sicily, do. Tuborose
Maltese, do. ST Omer.
Curacao, do. Strasburg
COarsc2J roWn snuff.
Demiaros Natchitoches.
Pure Virginia. French Rappee,
Bourbon. American Gentleman
St. Domingo. Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior favor. J.. Mixture
yellow Snuff,
foS1 and Fine Irish Irish HafI Tes.
sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish, Ki,efort, CANISTER, Common and Stems
s-iFA liberal discount made TO wholesale dealers.
PETER LORlLLARD, Jr., AZ Chatnam-St., New
York.
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LYMAN & COLE


TTANE received their usual extensive assortment
l. and variety OF Spring and Summer G. o o DIS
winch they otcr al greatly reduced prices; stinc
IN part Of Printed Lawns, Cambrlc>, Mu,lins and
mourning Lawns
Rich latin striped BZornc g.. for LADIES' summer
dresses.
Nrv pattern Muslin de LANES, satin ,trp'd Eolans,
&c.
Plain, black and blue black Bomlazlnc,
Figured blue black and colorcd do
Heavy black Canton, Gro de Swiss and cold Silks,
Shawls.
Lupin'> hest scarlet, black and coIored Merno
Scarfs and Fancy IIandkcrchiefs.
Muslin de Lame Inlet wool, and fancy satin
Hermann Lachenc Crava,s, raw six Fdkt>
Muslin de Lame Shawl>, raw silk do, printed
wor>,eddo.
do black sewing silk do. Misses coorcd silk
Gloves, Mems Li>le Thread, colored silk, white
silk aud Kid do. Mems black Italian Cravats,
black six half Hose, and India rubber Su>pcn-
drrs, Ladie>' white and black silk Hose aud
Gloves, white Merino Hose, black and coored
,ik aud KID Gloves.
For Gentlemen's Summer Wear.
Striped and PLAIN white linen Drill, cVlorei do.
Gamhroons Hamilton Mixtures aud DENNIS,
Mixed Satincie, Ermlnetie, Jacket Linen, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, Stark Ml>, Middlesex and other
Cotton Sheetngs. great quantity blcachei
sheellng and shlr'Ing, very low priced. Union
hleachcd cotton, IS and ward wide. Bartlett
do. "a and Cd do. making a more extensive
assortment than we have ev.rkep.
Mcrrlmac cotton shceting, supcrhne nnblcached
cotton shrllng, Suffolk and cord drill heavy tick
ing and wadlng.
Three Cases Of Umbrellas and Para.os, Cap
Bonne, and neck Ribbons, Iaiitta do. Gallons
Taste, DC.
Prints.
Fall River, Merimac, Dover, Bristol and many
other styles Of American prints, very low priced
English and French prints Gnghams, &c.
Broad Cloths.
general assortment OF Burlington Mill Go. BroaC
Cloths constantly on hand Also Other STYLES q
broad cloths aud Ca,slmcc,, English, frencl
and German do.
Felted Carpeung.
SILK, Twist, Buttons, surge, ,anvass, Padding
Sclecla, &c &c.
Burlington, 30 May, 1872
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PRIVATE SELECT
BOARDING SCHOOL,

FINiit new and spacious Binding, NOW erecting IN
Fast Charlotte will lie opened Ut the Lord willy
under the superintendent o Mr.. j. Ten BRoERE, as
,S'rI IN The Lade>' department in French and MUSE
by Miss NJ. A. Ten BRoEKE,
10Th May, 1912,
Fall term opens 29,h August,
Winter do 2Sth Noveml or
Twelve young Ladies and Gentlemen may lie ac-
connodaed IN the family of Mr.. II, Terms S25 per
quarter, IN advance. Music $40. French and Alge-
bra, 30. Washing extra. bay Scholars, from 81, 50
to A, 80.
MlSsT. eduracl under the care ofcminent Teachers,
and having taught in London, Eng, aud in this State
since her arrival is amply qualified 10 >upcrinend the
French and Music department Government strictly
parental
To those unacqualnted with the services, experience
and ability Of Mr.. 7. reference may be had 10
FL gleSly, Burlington, +, Mott, ST. Johns,
J. II, HolenLeck, f" j. C. Parkc, Whitehall.
j. sherman, vergennes A. s Perry, Troy.
Charlotte, 18th April 1921
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NOORE'S ESSENCE OF LlFE.-A Valuable
IVA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means Of saving thousands from untlniClv grave.
Ii has ccn sold aud used for thirty years with great
success, aud found very cilicariou> in the following
diseases, viz Consumption, Whoopine Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, dilirnl' Breathing, Influenza,
Qnin>y, Asthma, phthi>ic, Splitting If Blood, Flalu-
lcncV Indigestion, LouscneSs of the Bowels, Fits Of
every kind, Cramps, Rckcis, Collie, Canrrh, Dy,cn-
'ary, Painting, ilyporhondrlac Affections Headaches
SICKNESS AT stomach, Measles, preventive Of Com
ra=ron> diseases, Guut and Rheumatism.
;LT"1hcabove Ne hriuc is prepared iy Henry Sev-
mnur, of lIadoy, Mas. from the Onginal Recipe, iy
the direction OF >ald Moore, and sold by HIM and til,
principal Druggists in the tnitcdStaie>.
Sold whole ale and retail lv Ped; q Spear
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NEW SHOE ESTABLISHMENT.
u. w 20 DIS

yITO,'LD respectfully inform the Ladies and Cen
w ,lenen of burlington and vicinity that he has
recently opened an establishment where he will man
ufacture, vhoIe,aIe and reiai) all kinds OF work N
the Shoe line. lie has Just received from New Ork
the present style OF Lasts, together with choice Sc
lection OF Stock. He will keep constantly on hand
and manufacture to order all kinds of work" got mp
in tins country; among which may lie found Cent
Calf Goat, Seal and Galrer Boois-ladies' Caters,
Bu>kn., Walking Shoe>, Slips, &c. &c. Also coar.,
and kip Boots both for ,ncn and boys and chllsrens
Shoes Of all kinds.
t.'Pea>e give him CALI two doors West of TN
Pearl Street House, at the sign OF the big Boot"
Burlington, May, 1872 SOL.
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nOCT. MARSHALI'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snulll> superior TO any
thlns vet hnJwn, tor removing that troublesome dis
case the Caiarrh and also cold IN the Lead and the
headache Il opens and purgeS ont all distractions,
strengthens the gland, and healthy action to the
parts affected. Il Is perfectly tree from ANY thing dele
'eriou> IN H. composion-ha> pleasant flavor, and
lis immediate elect, after being used, is abgreeabe-
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Doc, Mar,EaIrs Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Pla ,lcr is unrivaed for curing scrououS swell
lings, Survy Sores Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in the sides Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails
give relief in local Rheumatisns. If applied to the
side, il will cure many fthe common Liver Complains
nd is equal II not SUPERIOR to any thing in fol
the feet the virtues of this Plaster have been
witnessed bv thousands of individuals in the Unco
SiaeS who have tested It's efficacy Sold blythe pro-
prleor Cha>. Bpwen, Middlebury, VI, and PECK q
SPEAR Bun orlinrt Vi.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW WORLD
RECEIVED AT THE
BURLINGTON BOOKSTORE.

DERSONS wishing 10 avail thrlnsclves Of the many
interesting publications issued IN the .New Horld,
can be supplied with the same, free Of postage by
giving their names TO the subscriber Works, such
as Zanoni. and Jacquerie, and those Of similar char
ac,er can be purchased AT the verylow price OF ron
Isi 10 25 cts. The new novel, Morley ErnStein by
James, Is now ready for sale.
lupe IL 1912. H. ~ bhAMAN'
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CASE Store.
HOINTON &. BURRITT,

(Successors 70 AS. q G.DWelor)
w L |. ID respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Hines ureh and the adjoining towns that they
have commenced business in the Store formerly oc-
cupied by A. 5. d g. ID. Weller, and are now rcceiv-
ing general assortment Of Fancy Dry Goods. Hard
ware and Groceries, which they offer TO the public
low as can be purchased in the county for cash.
They respectfully solicit share of public patronage
confident that their prices will be found 10 suit al
who may favor them with call.
NOBLE l.. BOYNTON
WILLIAM BURRITT.
Hinesburgh May 4, 1872. AZ
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new BOOK STORE.
A" Live and LET Live"

'UNilE subscriber has received from New York a
u new supply Of School Books, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Tesaments, dc. &C. together with good as
soriment Of Stationery, and Book blndn! Stock, TO
which he invite, the attention Of the pubic. Feeling
very grateful for the liberal patronage here ofore re-
ccire, he wlll renew his exerons To please all that
may iavor hm with their patronage.
;. HUNTINGTON.
Strongs Binding, corner Church and College sts.,
opposite liagar q Arhur's, Sign Red Ledger
June 10.
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NEW LIVERY STABLE
IT. r. GRIsWOLD'S
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception OF
i boardcrs. All who wish to board, are invited to
call and examine his house and the peculiar advan-
tagos which IT, construction and location offer for
comfort and convenience
TERMS, very moderate, May TO- 1912.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
SELLING OEE CHEAP.

THE subscriber, drsrous of closing his business
nov offers to the public, at cost, the whole OF h,
stock IN trade, consisting Of large and general as
sentiment Of PLAN tin and apanncd ware, brass kettles
~fay. pipes stoves and trimmings, and every other
lr'l.'r usually called for in his line of business. Also
uu n'rc Of various sizes, Ru, sia, English and Canada
sheet ron, sheet copper, zinc, lead pipe wire, &c.
a.. All persons wishing TO purchase any of the
above ARTICLES are invited TO call and examine for
themselves, and they will be convinced of the above
statement.
Al accounts due 10 the late firm of Starr Dow,
must he closed Immediately, either by payment or
note. J. j. STARR.
burlington, May G, 1912. 4sn
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pPNEW CASH STORE !aEG

THE Subscribers respectfully inform the nhabl-
l tans of Burlington and vicinity tina; they have
commenced business IN the Store recently occupied
by Mr. Braman, Bookseller on College street. The
chlcL rancL Of ihnIr Lusnn.a WIN cnnAl in
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T.. l.. FARRAR
JACOBS's PACKAGE EMPRESS

merchants on the most re0s atle terms, all orders
promptly attended TO at his Factory, Pearl Street,
Burlington. Jan.3l. 1872
JACOBS'S PACKAGE EMPRESS,
Bstween Albany and Montreal,
| NTH. further notice, leaving Albany on
~ Wednesday, and Montreal on Saturday of each
week, in connexon with llarndcn & Co. at Albany
10 New YORK, Phil adelpha, Boston, Liverpool Lon
don, Ireland, Scotland and Iavrc, for the trans
porlaton OF Specie, Bank Notes. Valuable Papers,
Packages of Goods Books, and all other Parcels
that may offer.
Montreal Exchange Coffee House.
Allany-No. r. Exchange Buildings.
New Iork-NO 3, Wall street.
Boslon-No. s, Court Street.
Burlng toni. q J. II. Peel, & Go.
REFERENCES.
T. t'' Z D. F1 J. Z. REED, Albany Ny.
p. WELLS,
KELLoG 4. Co., i'os' ~ l.
A. WATRoUs,
A. IT,. W. HyprS & Co. Castleon, VI.
). a j, II. PEcK & Co., Burlington, VI.
J. Z. PIERCE d. Son, ST. Johns, l.. G.
April 30 4Su.
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WAR; ANTED.

WIS ARTICLES too well known to need commcn-
do'lon-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated TO the commercial community. that
Tor accuracy, convenience and durability they arc
unrlvaed-Coal yard scales to weigh from ! to
tons Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l.? ID
TO 50OO lbs, Portable do. to weigh from o. tc
!oOlbs. Portable Counter do-a new article wcigi
from l-2 oz. to 40 lbs.
J. & J. IT, PECK & Co-Agcnts
Burlington, April ISL
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NEW AND CHEAP
HIRDTIRE, CUTLERY &c.

TNlIE su' scrhcr having Just returned from New
L York, where he has selected new and com.
plete assortment of HARDWARE, SADnLERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c. now offers the same
AT the lowest cash prices
From the facilities which he has of obtaining hi.
goods, he Is enabled To offer Hardware at consider
ably less prices than ii has hitherto been sold in Yer
mont.
Those in want If articles in the above line will
find 1t their interest to give him n call.
WIN, J. HUNT,
,sronss luldng, College St, near the Square
Burlington, May 1872.
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WINDOW SASH

w Just received II, 90
and 2i-7 10y . easements OF
sash, a first rate article at 3
and - cents per light; also
all kinds and>izcs, furnished
10 order. Ticondcroga black
lead, a first rate article, for
sale very low, together with
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To Builders and others.
BOARDS, Clapboards and Plank planned at short
Dnotlcr; also Circular Saw for Sitting, at the
Burlington Iron Foundry Turning done, or lathe To
let for turning Bed Posts or columns. Cash &c. re-
ceivrd in pay. JARVIS GAY.
Burlington, Arrl % 1872.
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D.RAsOLS and UMBBEfLAS-an lnpc1s
/ lot now opcn Al HuFlbyra 'or es'mua zen.
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H1G1R &. ARTHUR.

General Agents for Moiiat'> celebrated medicines,
10 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
dressed.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1912.
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