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DISEASEs OF THE LUNGS..-Drcded,

"
- the mosi popular remedy ever known N Anne ica
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuab bile
remedy now in use lr coughs colds asthma phhsic
consumption. whooping cough and pulmonary afrcio
propreors are constantly receiving HE favo, able
account OF lis effects The following new certificate,
are offered for public examination.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-Ex,raci of letter from
Mr. T. 5 Clay, Kingston Ulster co., N. Y, to ,bt
propre'ors. "fonrs of The 9Th mat. was duy ,ec'd
A remarkable cure effected by the Vegetable Put
monary Basam IN the winter and spring Of 1885 The
erson, Mr.. MOODY, had been SICK a long time viii
ne consump''on. His physicians had gwen him up
lie was reduced low to lie unable help him. e
and was raising a large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using the Ba.am, whrI has effected Il
complete cure, and he s now "a hale and hearty a.
ever he was. Mr.. Moody has removed rom This town
nut he has promised me detailed account of hi.
case, which will foiward YOU. C,S CLAY
Kingston, N. Y. June 25. 1898.
=. Extract ola letter from DR.. Jacob MYERS The
vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been sold in ihi.
county FOR two years, aud the medicine has aimed an
lated OF having The desired effect am by no me M
!" 'hvor "i he many nos'rums, most OF which are i'm
positions upon creduous public, but ,ha, which
Know by Use 10 be effec,uai, cannon help hui give m,
arprobii'on thereto counterfeit pr epara ion has
been offered here by a'ra,eng Agent. Of Coms,ock.
~ Y. and there is another article vended here thai i,
strongly suspected 10 be spurious,
JACOB MyERs. v. D.
S"n'"I' V0 rem. WAY Is, 1851 Ftum
DR.. Samuel NIorre, 10 the Pror ie,o,s Of the Veee
table Pulmonary BaIsam. ! am satisfied thar the We.
ee'able Pulmonary 5a:,sm is i valuable medicine
u has been used this place with copIee s,rcess in
An obstinate complaint Of the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss Of voice. and the raising of much
blood, which had prev ,ouslv resisted many approved
prescriptions. After using The Bals.m one week the
patients voice returned and he able speak audi
by. THIS case occurred some time since, aud the
man ia now engaged not only in active bu, hilarious
business. Respectfully, &c. 5. MoRRgLL
u Is nav more than six years since was Trough,
very law by an affection ofIh lungs, and m, complaint
was declared to he ncu able b, council Of three pby.
s'c'a"s was then restored TO as COOL health had
enloyedior many years, b. using the Vegetable Pat.
monarv ba'sam. Since NV recovery ] have recon.
mended the B.lsam n great many cases Of lunp
complaints, and SO far "a can learn its use has in.
var'ah'y been followed by much benefit, and in ma,y
instances has effected which who'll, unex.
pec,ed. SAMUEL EVERETT,
Boston, March 2, 1887.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, by PECK A.
SPEAR, Bur lingion, VI.
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HEADACHE.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
- which has been used in families every member
constitutional family complaint and has cured eflec
tually in every instance yet known amounting to ma
ny hundreds 1t is moi unpleasant to the taste, nnt
does not prevent the daily avocatons ofone using it
must be persevered in, and the cure is gradual bu
certain and permanent. Instances are constant,
multiplying W here this distressing complaint is com
p!eely relieved and cured although of years standing
by the Use of DIR. Spohn celebrated remedy. One
the nauseating effect of common drugs.
tits SO perfectly satisfactory that the proprietor has
given directions for his agents to refund the price tc
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured by
Gifts 10 the distressed sufferers who are labong nnde,
Heaaache. +. SpOHN. M. D., inventor and Pro-
prietOr.
Sold by CONSTOCK d. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York. Pee g. SPEAR, Wholesale
Agents a few doors east Of the Post Office, Burng
ton, VI. n97
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n OTICE.-,t-5sMc is hest known bv N

NOTICE.-st3@Mc Medicine is hest known by the
1 cures 1t perlorms.s{- |. Newton'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 it has performed, and the great demand made
for il by tne advice ofphysicians well acquanot with
its preparation, has induced the proprietor to extend
its circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns IN the United States.
This Panaces warranted purely vegetable, and is not
surpassed by any other medicine ever offered TO the
afflicted its extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. II has within the last eighteen months
cured its thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases, a.
can be proved by certificates, ana is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the best medicine
in use. Useful information may he found in circulars
containing certificates of cures ard directions for ia
king the medicine. The following appointed agents.
Burlington, Eek and SPEAR, r. Moody
s. Adams, Curtis and Rssel-Milton, G. Drake
Milton Falls, Rnrnct and Sawyer-WaicrviIle, Fisk
and Brown,-llincsburgh, Hull and CooL-Fairiax
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Cambridge NJ. Wrcs-underhil, M. G. Barney
North Ferrlsburgh, II. &. Wicker-Georgia A. Bliss
Williston, N. Observation-Disclosures, Green & Rhodes
johnson, g. l.. Warner and Cn-Monkton, Ethan
-3akerSieId Arlington and Woodwarl-Far-
field Burnett and Farnsworh eo.p1y.cI9
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LILY SYRUP.
An Unparalleled remedy for Diseases Of II,
Lungs. Consumption, Coughs, Influenza
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood
Hopping Cough, &c. T..
M THE pT1RJIC
TO THE PUBLIC.

In presentjng to theSu,Ic a remedy for dsea.
ses of the ungs,lt may be proper to say that Judging
from the many certificates and recommendations OF
other speccs contained in the newspa pcrs of the da,
no new remedy called for or required. But if The
popular remedies had materially lessened the bills O.
mortality, any one of the many preparations pc
scssed those virtues recommended so that after ia
trial. the patient could depend upon its hcang powers
and nationally hope for a speedy recovery OF health
this humble attempt TO arrest the progress ofPulmo-
NARY Consumption woud not have appeared.
hut that the victims of this destroyer daily in
creasing, needs no proofaud the large scales Of the
Druggists show that the remedies OF the day have
been fairly tried, and failed in their ohcr It that OBJ
lect the restoration 10 health of persons suffering
from dsea -es Of the lungs. While one remedy dries
up cough that should be properly aided 10 throw oil
the vscd phlcgm collectedupon the lungs and throat
the harbinger of disease, another, by bad selection
OF expecorant, is indeed enabled 10 dispossess the
present tenant, hui leaves worse one 10 occupy the
shattered premises and by b the work of death is the
sooner accomplished.
The LILY SYRUP is now believed TO bc the lest
remedy for uag comp anis, that has ever appeared.
To cure Pulmonary Consumption after the disease
has done us last work, or become seated upon the vi
tal functions, and tubercics formed and broken,
and atmospheric air is inhaled into the broken parts,
10 among the of thethonsand and one
popular nostruns 10 the contrary, Notwithstanding
Thu medicinelhas restored many who were sup
roscl TO lie beyond cure by men standing high in the
medical profession but their restoration TO health
Improved that great and good men may be mistaken,
IN the Stage progress OF the disease. Hence, lei no
person despair of relief, until he has made fair trial
Of the Lily Syrup.
This medicine operates by promoting a free and
easy approximations Thereby freeing the lungs and
throat from vlscd rhcgm and siren glhcnng The parts
and freeing them from iniamalory action which
constitutes the disease of Pulmonary Con sumption.
The Syrnp entirely free from any mineral substance,
and purely vegetables and may be taken with per-
tcCt safety by The most delicate constitutions.
II is highly recommended 10 those who have weak
lungs. Teachers OF performers OF vocal music will
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NJ ATURE's GRAND RESTORATIVE. Tn


" valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrvalled
for the following complaints, viz Dyspepsia or Indi-
seson, diseased Liver, bilious disorders, DrOp>y 18th
ma, Cos''veness Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach aud bowels, pains in the
SIDE, stomach and breast, colds and coughs Of long
standing, Hoarsen-Ss, shor,ncs- OF brc",h, Ncrvou.
"omr"m'- etc., winch are frequently the elect of dis
ease. For Fever and Aguc, il is most valuable pre-
venla'Ive as well as sovereign remedy, Its virtues
slirpa>s any thing heretofore known in removing 81,
Nltus' Dance,-two bottles have been known TO c,re
his affecting disease, after having banled every exer.
ton for -four years. II has a most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is pleasant TO take
and >oeaSy IN lis operation that il may lie administered
to- the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
highly recommended by many scientific gentlemen
and large number ladies, who have proved the
virtues OF the Medicine by personal use and that ofher
'a,hlIies. bill ofrericaes accompanies each bottle
WIN directions. 1t may be had wholesale or retail OF
- britain, Barre, and J. &. Farnam, East Williams
town, w. sole propreior>. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale by +. H. Prenliss Montpelier and
u -. PECK Oscar,
burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state ;all
directions signed IN the hand writing ofhe proprietor
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MOORE'S ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Valuable
W Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from an untIncy grave,
1t has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, and found very elicacios in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopine Coughs, com
mon Coughs, Gods, diAicnlt Breathing Influenza,
Qninsy, Asthma, Phthisic, Splitting of Blood, Flain,
cncy Indigestion Looseness of the Bowels, Fits OF
every kind, Cramps, ricketts,, Collie, Caarrh, Dysen-
ary, raInling, Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
ockhessat Stomach, Measles, apreventivc of Con-
tagolls diseases, Gou and Rheumatism.
IG}SIhe above Medicine is prepared by Henry Sew
mour, of Hatllcy, Mass from The Original Recipe, 6v
the direction of said Moore, and sold by hun and the
principal Druggists in the UnedSlaleS.
Sold wholesale and retail by Peck g. Shear.
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DOCT. MARsHALL's Aromatic. Ca,arrb a

/ 1VOTs WNKSHNIIIIS NrOWaIlc, Caarrh and
~ Headache SNUFF. This Snuis superior 10 any
thing ye, known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Caarrh, and also cold IN the lead and the
headache 1t opens and purge> oul all distractions
strengthens the glands ,and gives healthy action to The
parts affected. u is perfectly tree from any thing dele.
teriou> IN It's composilion-haS pleasant flavor an,
its immediate effect, after being used, is abgrecabfe-
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Dort. Mar>halI's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Plaster is unrivaed for curing scrofouS swell.
llngs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pains in The sides, Hips and Limbs; aud seldom fails Il
give relief in local Rhelmaiism>. If applied to III,
side, will cure many othe common Liver Complaints
and is eqna, if not superior, 10 any thing in n>e fo
on the feet the virtues of his Plaster have beer
witnessed by thousands Of individuals IN the Unite,
States, who ha tested its efficacy. Sold vthe pro
pretor; Cha>. Bowen, Mddlehury, VT, and PECK 4
SPEAR, Bun, orngt VI.
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BEWARE or DECEPTION.

I has frequently come to the knowledge of the sub
1 scrlber, that empty Snuff Jars with his Label on
them, have been bought up for the purpose of selling
IN them an inferior quality Snuff and also that his
Snuf-labels have, in some instances, been counter
elted, or the general design Of the same so inflated
as TO easily deceive the unwary. He deems it, there
fore, hi duty TO inform purchasers of the manner in
which they are often imposed upon; and he would
hereby request them to of deface the Labels
contents, so as to prevent further of the same
4 suitable reward will he paid for such evidence ms
will lead TO the detection and conviction of the i'm
posters
The subscriber continues to Manufacture, and Of
fers for sale the f0NoicinP articles:
Fine Brown Snuff.
limitation do. favored Holland @d% o
Sicily, do. Tuberose
Maltese, do. ST Omer
Curacao, do. Strasburg
Coarsca rown Snuff.
Demlgros. Natchitoches
Pure Virginia. French Rappee
Bourbon. American Gentleman
81. Domingo Pure Spanish.
Copenhagen, superior flavor. l.. Mixture.
Yellow Snuff,
Scotch and Fine Irish Blackeuard or ! o.o.x..
High Toast e' Irish High Toast, ( |o'iss
sweet scented Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Spanish Kitefort, CANISTER, Common and Stems
gTA liberal discount made to wholesale dealers
PETER LORILLARD, Jr., AZ Chatnam-St, New
York.
Sheetings.
l70 BALES A Brown Sheetinss.
W Gases Bleached do.
N m ,o,, For sale by
Nov 3o' is4l' Villas, LOOMS Il CO.
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

STRONGS & Co. now offer their stock of Goods
~ for prices at which purchasers will find il an OBJ.
ject to buy The stock large and must be sold pre-
vlous 10 the LIST of April next, when the term of CO.
partnership expires
Sugars, Teas, Spices, Rasins, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Salmon, coarse and fine >at Lamp Oil, Moas es, NC.
Iron, Foreign and American, of every description.
Steel of all kinds Anvils, Vices, shovels, spades,
Forks, Csldron Kettles, and Hollow Ware in great
variety.
Stores, Stove pipe, and stove trimmings, Tin ware,
&c. cheap, all cheap, rery cheap.
Dec. 80, 1871.
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TO YOUNG HOUSE-REEPERS
FARRAR, WAIT 4 ROOT.

KEEP constantly on hand n full assor,men, a,
Aelegant Tea Sets, of
Gold band China. Gold band Tea Plates
told sprlg'd do Gold edge and line do
Extra WIDE gold band do. Gold edge, lne& sprg't do
Gold edge and line do. Gold band Preserve and
White and sprig'd do. Cup plates.
White China Breakfast and Tea Plates Pitchers
nowIs, bniier Stands and Nurse Lamps with small
Tea Pots. attached China lnkstands, a verv nretty
article for presentation sale cheap at the Crockery
Store corner Of Church and College streets,
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1912
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FOR SALE.
n TliAT large and commodions two stu.
"A L ry Brick Dweing House ~ Lot

I
EsESI the head of College street, in this vii.
aee; me HOUSE is 80 by 49, with basement story.
WIN khchen AM Provision cellars, aud wing 50 bv
store horse below, and chant er< and ,leen;n, ror.
"pVe. large andconmodious Barn. carriage hon,.
zee mouse and other ou-hou>es, and spacinu. ward
west OF hedwel ling house. and good durable vel
of "aer ot The best qualify in the village and lri,.k
ri>trrn One and quarter acre. of land. uC,be Grs,
q 'aNv Iar@e garden and choice irut trees we,t Of
he honNr and yard. N' VI
ne hh''ngS are constructed in modern STYLE Of
ne rest ma'crlas aud worknanship w,.r. .re,ie v
ne subscriber for his own use, aud The lo,aion al
lnT'> very extensive ami pleasant prospect Of the
v'ase and lake on the We>t aud is not surpassed by
any other IN this part OF the country.
40 for sale lot containing an acre of land r..,
" "npo' tie the above lot with small wood
dwelling house thereon
fr'hn,er> are invited 10 call and exminc for them.
srlNe-ie fhs made known 10y the SUI srrll err on The
P'Up'Ire" SAM FL REED.
'"""-'" J'Ht, 10, lo4u. NJ
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j. TRYON,
DRAPER AND TAILOR

w OULD once more remind hi. customers that he
w continues 10 carry on the above business in al
Is various branches al his Old Stand on ST, Paul
street near the Episcopal Church, and in sight Of the
Catholic Church. Thankful for past lavors, oldcus-
TONERS are solicited 10 continue heir patronage, anc
many new ones are much desired. The newest Fash
ions promptly received.
Cutting done on short notice cheap for cash.
have on hand some old accounts which | shout,
Ike TO exchange for cash.
Nov. IL, iS4I.
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IT II F subscriber has lahge stock of School
l. Books and Paper. Merchants, School committees
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms. Rags and
most kinds of country produce receivedin payment
Nov. 26. c. GOODRICH
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German Cough SYrun /!

VINHiS deserve,lly distinguished medicine, together
l. with Taylor's Bal>am Of Llverwori -Javne'
Indian Expeciorant,-Luy Syrup, Down Elixir
Moore'> Essence of LIic,-liarholomew's Pink TX.
pectorant syrup, for severe colds, coughs and com
plants leading to Consumption.
For sale w Nov. !. PECK & SPEAR
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WILLIAM WRIGHT'S
INDIAN PJIRGATIVE PILLS.

Entirely Vegetable.
MANUFACTURER Under The irrulcdia,c s,,perin-
1Nltendence of WllamWrigh VICE president of the
North american College Of Health, for the treatment
and cure of diseases in the form of Bilious and Ner-
vons Fevers, Measles, Small Pox, Pains in the
stomach, back and side, Consumption, Dropsy, Scrof.
MA, Cancer, Splitting Of Blood, ick-Hcad-achc
Rheumatism, Darrhra, ny,entarv, Cocs, Dyspep-
>ia, Papalion Of the Heart, Ulcers and sores OF
every kind, dc. &c.
For sale hy
PECK & SPEAR, Burlington.
w. II. HOLLY, Willi>ron.
w. j. DUOGLAS, IInesburgh.
J. II. HALBlRr. We.lfirL
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u UsSELL's STOMACH DTTTLRs. NAV

USSELL'S STOMACH DI1'ILRS. NAV b..
~ used in Wineor waier.-'lhese celebrated bil,ers
are composed purely OF vegetables of the most nno-
cent yet specific virtues. They recommended par
ucuary for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and Strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
apprehension preventative against the cholera
bus, fever and ag,ie, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart birnlng, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms oflaiuencc and indges-
ton. One box will tncture one gallon. Price rs cts.
a box.
RussELL's lTcH OINrMENr.-Ths choice and safe
ointment II sand to be superior TO any in use, for
that disaQ reeabe and loaihsome sease, the ITCH.
This Ointment Is so ceartain in its operation that
person iioubled with the above disorder ough, to he
without ii. 1t is u remedy for ctaneous eruptions,
scoric affections of the head, any other breaking
out which arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 25 cts a box.
Rus,EIL's VEGETABLE BIILIous Pulls, or family
physc, for general use, in case, of Ja'ndice, morbid
>en,lhty of the stomach and bowels. loss OF appetite,
Pild breath, costiveness Piles and all diseases aris-
ing from hillary eements,-a>o fur correcting
the state Of the blood, aud cleansing the system OF
foul and vfscld humours. These pills are mild ca
haric, producing neither pains gripping, and are
therefore a valuable and highly approved medicine,
and are pronounced as such ty the most distinguished
physicians. Each box containing SO Pills. Price
37s cts. box
RusselI's celebrated SALT RItEuM O1NrMENr-This
is unquesonaby the test and safest remedy ever yet
offered TO the public for that obstinate disorder SALT
RHEUM. Where other means have failed, il has sue
ceeded, and the fact that has been extensively used
by eminent Practitioners speaks volumes in It's praise
II Is equally eilicacoIS in all diseases of the skin,
scad head ring worms, and the most lnveeraie Itch
| &c. &c. Numerous certificates might he obtained
but the proprietor chooses that fair trial shonld lie the
only evidence oftS superior efficacy. Price 50 cents
| box. For sale by Peck d. Spear and Robert Moody
Burlington; Dr. &. +. Miles, and Hull & Cook, Hines
burgh; S. II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. James, Georgia
| l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller Il Huntington, Richmond
Also, by the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the state. OF. 9m
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LYMAN g. COLE

IL received, in addition 10 their for stock o
i Dry Goods, an extensive assortment of Fal
and Winter Goods among which will be found $
great variety Of articles for Ladies' CoakS Alpacca
Ln>tre, a very pretty article; Alpaca silk Warn
Cam''e,ccn, Plain Black Alrinc, Figd do, Satin
DamaSk, Brychella, Persian Cloth, French, German
and English McrInos, Monsene de Iainc and prnie.
Saxonle,, great variety and low priced; Goat,
Hair and Imitation Gambler.
SILKS.
small assortment of rlch iia'd and s,ri'pd Silk.
Heavy Black Canton, Gro de Swiss and other silks
SHAIVLS.
Lupin's Lest scarlet, black, white and colorel. A
few extra size Wor>iel >hawlS Gloves and Hosiery
large assortment; an unusually large assortment
American prints; French and English do
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton sheeiIng and >hlring; TicLirr and Wad.
ding BIeached Cotton and Mcrrilnac shee,ing VERY
low. "
TAHORS TRAININGS.
Wor>iel Binding, silk do. Large round and soua,,
Moar Cords for over coats silk Cord for dress coat,
Wor>ied aud silk Slrgc figured silk and velye
Padding, Canvass, solecla>, Cord Jeans Brown am
Black Linen; Wor>cd plaid for Facing; Buttons fol
over coats, &c
FANCY HKFS.
A variety OF rich de Lame, Challv silk, and new
style Fancy likf>. and Wells.
BROAD CLOTHS.
Heavy double mled Broad Cloths; Beaver ant
Pilot Cloths Rich Diamond Beaver Clotbs also A
general assortment of Burlington Mill Cloths.
Genlleinen and Ladies invited 10 call and exam
me our very extensive assortment, which we o,er a
reduced prices for Cash.
Burlington, % Oct. 1871.
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Saws.

saws
- OWLAND'S German Steel saw mill saws, man.
l. Nnfactured to order and fitted for the saving of
hemlock, spruce, pine, and every description of hard
timber 6, 60 and feet. Also
English Cast-steel cross cut saws
Hoe 4 Co.'S do circular do from l6 TO &c
=, ~ For sale al the Wharf by
Nov. % FOLLETT& BRADLEY
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IIIHHS.
A. q. Smith, cashier Of Mechanics and Farmers
Bank, Rochester.
l.. w. Sibey, Of the firm of Sllcy e. Srran'om,
dry good merchants and auctoneers, Buialo-sircet,
Rochester.
Rev. A. Kingsley, Pastor of the Baptist Church al,
Manchester
Rev. Jacob Knapp, Evangelist.
Mr.. T. Hum, Carriage Matcr, 81. Pau-street,
Hiram Tucker, attorney al law, Rochester.
Mr.. Thomas Ashnan, payer, Rochester, who has
received astonishing relief Please inquire Of his
case.
Rev Thomas Carlton, NJ. f.. Oh. Rochester.
A. Steel, bleeding al lungs Lockpor.
II. Miner West Henrietta, Munroe Go.
Professor MctnnIS, Hamilton lhcol. Sem'y.
Rev. Lew Tucker, Cleveland, Ohio.
G. w. Cook, "
;CF The Proprietor has lcen offered certificates
by many of the above gentlemen bii he prefers that
those wishing information, would call on them per-
sonally.
PECK & SPEAR,
I.rI H.
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SNCcVIIIgSe
IN BALES Of heavy sheeIings Of different qualities,
cOhave Just been received and are offered for sale
at Manufacturers prices TO Merchants and others,
who invited to call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere under the heei that the exam
nation will prove advantageous to them.
BY FOLLETT & BRADLEY,
Nov. ~. at the Wharf
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A HEAVY assortment of Sleigh and Cutter shoes,
AWrought Nails, Crow Bars &c, just received and
offered low by Nov. %. FOLLE1rT& BRADLEY.