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n ATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE This
~ valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unryaIled
tor the following complaints, viz: Dyspepsia, or Indi-
ge~o, diseased Liver bilious disorders, Drop>y Asth
ma 'osIvene>s, Worms and loss Of Appetite. and by
cleansing the stomach aud bowels cure, pains in the
sI'r, stomach and rea>t, colds and coughs of lon.
STANDINGS, foarscneSs, shormcss of breath, Nervou.
complaints, etc, which ftel'Intly the elect of DIS
ease For Fever and Aguc, it a most valuable pre-
Nch'alVe as wei aS sovereign remedy. Its virtues
sirpass any thing heretofore known in removing $,
Itus' Dance,-two bottles have been known TO cure
This aillcng disease, alier having haed every cx,r.
ton tor four years. Ii has most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints Ii is pleasant TO take
and ocasy in H. operation, that may e administered
to the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
manly recommended by many scientific gentlemen
and large number Of ladies, who have proved The
virtue OF the Medicine ly personal use and tina, their
lanilles. hill oiccrtiica'e> accompanies each bottle
with directions II may lie had wholesale or retail OF
= britain, Barre and }. c. Farnam, East Williams
town, W. sole propretors. Prepared from the origin
al recipe; for sale Ly f. IL. Prentis> Montpelier, and
u PECK d'SrEAR,
burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state ;al
directions signed in the hand writing of The proprietor
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PETITION TO SEILLAND.


STATE OF VERMONT At a Probate Court held at
District OF Chlttenden Burlington within and for
the district Of Chtenden on the 3s day of March
a. ID. 1912.
Samuel Boardman, OF Milton, in said,disrict guar
dan OF Elisha Boardman and Betsey Boardman, both
OF 'nld Milton, MINOR children of Henry C. Boardman
ale OF sad Milton, deceased, filed in said court his
Peutloh IN writing, setting forth that MS sad wards
are selled IN ther own right IN fee as tenants in
mon, OF about seventy acres of land, and buildings
thereon, situated IN SAID Milton being the same farm
on which the SAID Henry G. lived and died and that
hey are also seized OF an undivided ntere, in lot num-
Der one IN the first division of lands in South Hero
IN me county OF Grand Isle being all their interest in
sad last mentioned lot which they own a. hes TO their
late mother Amy Boardman, late of said Milton, de-
ceased; Ana further setting forth that II would con-
Guce 10 The interest ohls said wards TO have their III
erCs IN The aforesaid lands sold and the proceeds of
such sale put at interest, and praying said court H.
cense and empower him, the said guardian to sell and
convey his said wards interest in said land for the
purpose aforesaid ageeaby TO the statute in such case
made and provided
Thefeore, the court aforesaid doth appoint the TWEEN
y third day of Apn A. D. 1912, for hearing and dec
ding on SAID petition at the Office Of the Register at
SAID Burlington, and doth order that all persons inle
rested be notified thereof by publication of this order
containing the substance Of sad petition three weeks
excessively in The Burlington Free Press nowspa-
per printed in said Burngfon,a Of which publications.
to be previous to said twenty third day Of April A. D.
1912.
Given under my hand at said burlington this 3lst
day OF March A. ID. 1912.
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LIVE AND LET LIVE"

III II + subscri or would respectfully renrn his
thanks TO ms many patrons for the r ia cors during
the Past Ave years. and would also inform them Thai
he has replenshed his lock of Stationery, Books.
Binding Slork &c. and will lie happy TO wan mon
all that shall favor him with their patronage and no
effort on his part shall be spared TO give satisfaction
Our stock cost money; therefore, we canno, give il
away, or sell it below cost, or at cost but what we
have TO sell, tif we can get an opportunity al as
small advance from cost any one can do and live
by their business. Ind ividualS wishing TO purchase
Common School Books, Stationery, or Blank Books
can have chance 10 test the sincerity of the suhscri
her, when he rays he will sell cheap for cash. by calling
at the sign fthe Red Ledger, College street,
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON
Nov. 8, 1871,
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M OORHS ESSENCE OF LlFE-A Val, allie
w Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will e the
1t has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, anu found very e,iicacioIS in the following
diseases, VIZ. Consumption, Whuopinp Coughs, com
mon Coughs, Cod, di0icnlt Breathing, Influenza,
,'ln>y' Asthma, Ph'hi>r, Splitting Of Blood Flatu-
lcnry, Indigestion, Loo>encSs Of the Bowol, Fits Of
every km., Cramps, Rockets, Colo, Caarrh, Dysen-
lary, Famiig9, '!yGocl9n'lriar Affections Headaches,
SlcNnrNIa' S'oHarh Mea,lcs, preventive ofCon-
iagior> di>ca,e>, Gout and Rheumatism
iLJ1Ihea hove Ne lirinc is prepared hy Henry Sey-
monr Of Hadley, Mas. from the Original Recipe, iv
edlreaiIHn OF said Moore, and sold ly HIM and the
principal prnggi Is in the Unite States
Sod whole ale and REAL by Pee, * Smear.
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NEW FIRM.

FNTIE Subscribers would respectfully inform the
! public that they have purchased the entire stock
of Furniture 7nd Tanning Mills at the New Establish
ment heretofore owned and conducted by the firm Of
under the firm OF Barnes A Kee'er, where they intend
to keep constantly on hand an extensive assortment
of Sofas Secretaries bookcases Bureaus, Bod,eads,
Tables and Stands of various kinds and prices TO
suit Gus omers. Most kinds Of country produce re-
ceived in payment Also most kinds Lumber, suitable
for our business will be taken in exchange for Furnl
turo or Tanning Mills, .....
BARNES & KELLER,
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBILICAL.
$IGO II EWERu.
S10M REWARD has been offered for mo

NT1W1 NEW AID has been offered for months
'p w to any one who will use botteof
Hay's Imminent for the PileS,
without being cured OF thousands sold in no one
instance has II failed of a cure. Proof overwhelming
to be had where its sold It's also certan cure in
nearly erery case.
}Externolly) IN the following complaints For the
Piles for all dropsy tender feet sore throat Iv can.
GERS or ulcers Group whooping cough, scald head,
lghiness OF the chest, especially in children, foul Ill
GERS of the legs or other fungus sores however obsl
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chibains etc
LOOK OUT: Some spindIers hare couHtcrfeited
hiS article and putuup trih rarous derices Do not
he Imposed upon. One thing only will protect you--
it is the name of COHSTOCK d. co: that name
must be always on the wrapper you may be cheat
and test by that or never buy for is impossible
LOT any oiher to he true or genuine. n9
Sold by CONSTOCK d. co, II Maiden Lane,
New York. Pc OK & SPEAR, Wholesale
ton, VI. e
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SELLING DEF CHEAP

CTRONGS & Co. now offer their soc', of Goods
- for prices at which purchasers will find II an OBJ
oct to buy The stock is large and must be sold pre-
yous 10 the LIST of April next, when the term of CO.
partnership expires.
Sugars Teas, Spices, Raisns, Tobacco, Goldfish,
Salmon. coarseand fine salt Lamp Oil MolasNes, &c.
Iron, Foreign and American, of every description,
Steel of all kinds, Anvis, Vices, shovels, spades,
variety.
Stores, Stove pipe and stove trimmings, Tin ware,
&c. cheap, oil cheap, rery cheap.
Dec 80, l64l
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MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
MI Ih,.sr medicines in1lulfnl Il. H.. -.

lN ,h.sc n.ir;nes arc ;n,l,oj c IN
H.. ,nnic, a,J s,,siIln 80, Vr tielr name 70
snr,gs and channels Of lij;, and n, l., prnyme the
rn",ynJ iona and visor In n,n . L,ig lhci' WIN
ca .cs,ybicb have been m,de mi ",,neu cer'hea
every snecie clisea O. 10 which , b anu ~ a''nos
la ia he Lonnv icr,s of MR., "',1 ,'a''e Is
purYIy BITrrps have Lern Gii H., LII AND
nrLnowledged bv The ner.ons Icnoa,;,. a''u p"'ty
verr rrv0nsl,, rnocouaIn,eJ v,b ,hnna, anu Wno
oso,Lica, nrn;nrs mon which ,bo,, pii,'
eli ond mon which ,be,. con scornn a ''''Poiu-
The LIFE MEDICINES rero,mn,a' "i' =, am. ,,,.. =
Ji.cnscs of everv form and dcrrn,' TN ~
o6eration is 10 loosen from The coats IF ,b s,n ,
,nd Lo,rn, IN, vorions ,n,nIr;,i.s at wy, soi''ch
,anv Senr ,ronnJ ,hrm AMI -, ""u eru' res con
drnei f,ces when coect in the cop,ni ''ie ir
smallest ntc.tncs Obcr mnli,;na, o',o'S VI We
clcan.ctbc and leave sucb collcr, O! PIrutiI
a. 10 nroJcr habtual rostivcncss Win ali M
av;s ,,r .,,1.n d;arrbn, ,yi,b H., nn,:, .'''n VI
M fac, i ,,cII tnoun ~ ali .I,ncu. uaserS'h
,,boevo,ni,e The human boeIs o(,. ,a, a.utdis,s
The nrn,dice ofibose well informed mon "i el''c
medicncs-or mejcines nre,nrcJ and bnraiI}aT ~
the pull,. bv ignorant persons The SECOND ana,
me liz. Medicines is TO cleanse the i;,.' J w.
bladder and bv hi, means the liver nd no ln ,he
healthlIlac,on ofwbch entirely denrnJ mon 'L ,'
rnlari,v Of The urinary DREAMS. 'rbn lIpnI tt
Iakc. Ms red color from The agency Of The li,,' & L
lungs before il passes int the heart, Lcing ,h
ly them, and nomi,hcd bv food con1ing from 'ean
stomach, courses freely through the vein r.nn,
every part of,he system, and lr,mphaniiy mounts mounts
the banner OF health IN the blooming cheek.
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n A. BRAMAM. has on hand and is RECEIVING
-. large and well selected assortment Of articles
IN his line for The FALL TRADE, consisting of all kinds
School Books, and valuable and popular work,
the most recent publications.
ALSO
new supply OF Blank Books, consisting of Leg
gers, Journals, Day, Invoice, Note, and Bill Books
OF all sizes IN full anI half lending Cap and Letter
PAPER, OF the best kind, Drawing, Tissue Morocco,
Mari le Blottlng, and other varieties of paper Ink
Quls, States, Bonnet Boards, Pencils, Sand Boxes
Letter Stamps, red Tape and Stationery generally,
n great variety, Oct ~ -
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saws.
I(oWLANDS German Steel saw mill saws man.
II pfaclurod TO order and fitted for the sawin@ Of
hemlock spruce, pine and every description of hard
timber: g., 60 and feet Also
English Cast-sleel cross cut saws,
noe q Co.'s do circular do from l6 10 26
=, =, For sale al the Wharf by
NOV ~ FOLLETT& BRADLEY
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TE e ETH TtET

(tERTAlN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
- which has been used in families every member
of which has had sick headache from infancy as a
consI tuonal family complaint and has cured eiiec-
tually mevory instance yet known. amounting 10 ma
ny hundreds. 1t is not unpleasant 10 the taste and
docs not prevent the daily ayocatons of one using it
II must be persevered in and the is Gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances are constantly
multiplying where ti~ distressing complaint is com
petey relieved and cused, although of years standing
by the use of Or. Spohns celebrated remedy One
decided preference IS its pleasnntness having none of
the nauseailng elect OF common drugs.
Its 50 that the proprietor has
given directions for his agentso refund the price
any one who is not pleased with, and cured by
II. lie hopes also that this may It's great ben
eis the distressed sufferers who are aboring under
leadache. +. SPOHN, NJ. d., inventor and Pro-
prict0r
Sold by CONSTOCK 4. CO., II Maiden Lane
New York. P &c x S EA X, Wholesale
Agents, few doors cast Of the Post Office, Burlng-
ton, VI. no
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WILLIAM WRIGHT'S
INDIAN PIEGiTIVs; PILLS.

. I.HITtTV FtIFUUIt
MANtFAt1uRED uuer the immediate siipcrin-
WI lerdencc Of WllamWrght, vice president OF the
North american College of Healh, for the treatment
and cure OF diseases in the form Of Bilious and Ner-
voIs Fevers, Mca>lc,, Small Pox, Pains in the
stomach, lack and side, Consumption, Dropsv Scrol-
ua, Cancer, Splitting Of Blood, .c,-HeaI-achc
Rheumatism, Diarrhra, Dy>entary, Coles, Dvsprp-
STA, Palpilation Of the Heart, Ulcers and sores Of
every kind, &c &c
For sale lv
PECK q SPEAR, Burlington.
w. II. HOLLY, Wd>ton.
w. J, DUOGLAS, Ilmeshurgh.
J. ii. lALBj'Rr Wc>f,ri
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j. TRYON,
DRAPR AND TAILOR.

M OULD once more remind his customers that he
w continues TO carry on the above business in all
Is various branches at his OId Stand ON ST. Paul
street near the Episcopal Church, and in sight Of the
Catholic Church Thankful for past iavors, Cd Gus
toners are solicited TO continue their patronage, and
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 ! should
Ike 10 exchange for cash.
Nov. IL, lS4l.
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Burr Mill stones and Boiling Cloths,
4 APAlS Of French Burr Mill Stones and a COM
~ plete assortment of Boiling Cloths, from cple
brated Mandatory in Holland for sale at reduced
prices, by FOLLETT & BRADLEY, Agents
Gov. 90.
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DoCT. MARsHAII.'s Aromatic, Ca,arrh and

| kOCF. MARsHtLL'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF This SnuIi> superior TO any
hing yet known, for removing that troublesome Dis
ease, the Calarr and also cold in The Lead and The
headache. Il opens AMI purge ont all distinctions.
>treng hens the glands land healthy action ia the
parts e;el. Is perfectly free from any thing dele
lerlouS IN IT, composition-has pleasant flavor and
rs immediate EJECT, after Being used, is abgreeaic.-
Prcc37 cents per bottle.
Doc. Mar halls Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER.
This Plaster j. unrvalcd for curing scrofllou> swell.
lmgS, ssurvy Sore., Lame Back, and Fresh Wound, F.:
pains IN the side, Hip and Limbs; and seldom fails to
give relief in local Rheumati>ns. If applied 10 The
side, will cntc many oflhe common Liver Complains.
and Is equal, II not superior, any thing in ,e for
corns on he ee the virtues of this Plaster hav We been
witnessed by thousands Of individuals in the Uuied
Safes who have lie tel its efficacy Sold Iytbe nro-
prJetor; ChaS. Bowen, MiddIebury, VI, and PECK q
SPEAR, BIn,orllnG, Vi.
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FOR NEW YORK.

:, Via Springfield Hartford and Ne,o Haren.
Passengers leaving Graenbush by the O. clock p
NJ. train, arrive at Springfield. G1 j. NJ. thence by
stage Us miles, to Hartford arriving at IL p. NJ;
leave next morning in for Newllnven, arriving
in time TO take steamer for New York. where they
arrive at : to p. NJ Or leave Grecnbush by the
morning train, arriving at New Haven 5 p. NJ, thence
6y steamer next morning, to New York, arriving by
Fare if paid through from Greenbush to New
ork, S. Tickets 10 be purchased at G.. r. PAyNE's
Office, 1,horps buildings, q Broadway Albany and
at the office of the Depot in Grccnbush
om-3O GEORGE w. WHISTLER, Engineer.
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NEW FIRM d. NEIV TOOLS.
Don't condemn without n trial..s

IT ii subscribers have formed cupartnershp,
l. under the firm Of Hadley AMI Coon. for the pur
pose of carrying On the business of Masonry, in all
Us branches, m burlington or any Of the adjoining
towns. We will give our personal attention 10 brce
and store work, pasterng and all manner of iobbina
connected with Masonry, The senior partner has
mad more than . years experience in the business
ana we feel the utmost confidence in soliciting
the patronage OF the public, believing and kno,ring
thar we can do as good work as has been or can be
done IN this place. We will warrant all work enrust
cd 10 our care 10 be done when promised and done
with despatch when called for, and well done We
solicit small shsre of public patronage
AARON HADLY,
llORAlIO ~ COON
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CHURCH MUSIC.

THE following valuable Musical Works are CON
L stantly for sale by the subscriber at the lowest
prices, by the doz. or larger quantity viz:
The Modern Pisa mist, new work by l.. Mason.
Methodist Harmonist
Odeon, and
Boston and American Glee Book
Nov. lS4l ID A. DRANIAN,
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e9f2dfhsA EAs ttsas 6E4s2sa A all
5tts{Ji--f tt5S55f Etttfs553i h{ssss $50,
Via CHATHAM, PlTTSFlELD, SPRINGFIELD
AND WORCESTER

AND WORCESTER.
n IN and after Tuesday, Dec. Il, lSil, the PAssEN-
~ GER TRAINS will run through the entire line, as
olows;-Loave Greonbush daily, Sundays excepted
81 A. NJ and p. NJ.
The morning train will arrive at Chatham 81, at
Plttsficld B at Springfield l2s NJ, at Worcester p
NJ. and at Boston p. NJ
The afternoon train will arrive at Chatham q, at
Pttsfeld 81, at Springfield 6a p NJ leave Springfield
next morning 81 A. NJ. arrive at Worcester 81 and at
Boston IL NJ
RETURNING, leave Boston I A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ
The morning train arrives at Grecnbush 81 p. NJ.
The afternoon train arrives Greenbush 2l NJ next
day, lodging at Springfield.
The cars of the Hudson and Berkshire Rail Road
will run between Hudson and Chatham in connexion
with the above trains.
PASSENGERS from the city of Albany must take the
boat from Ferry Wharf at 81 A. NJ and l21 NJ
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FOR SALE.

EA TNHAT large and commodious two sto:
's.Sisa L ry Brick Dweing House & Lot
az IN situated on the west side ofCollere green
S at the head Of Colleges street in his vii.
~ ! ne House IS 81 by Is, with basement story,
M''h hcneh AMI Pro'is!on cellars aud wing 80 by
% extending north on Cull.ce Green with wool and
lore mouse below, anc cham er> AMI ,leepno room,
" 0'r. large and commolioi, Barn carriage house
zee ana other un'-horse,, and spacious ward
west OF thcdwe.lnG han.c, and a good durable well
# Wa,er o. the hest QnHlny IN the village and Trick
''rrh' One ana quarter acres OF land, oftle 6,.i
'ai', large garden AMI choice fran trees west Of
hr house aud yard. '
ne Buildings are Constructed IN modern .,ylc. OF
ne ct materials and workmanship We're erectel Lv
d" subscriber Tor h> own use, and the location af.
d. - very extensive AMI pleasant prospect Of the
any ".htf IN TN, part ui The country
20 Tor sale let con'amng an acre ofland direct.
dwclIlu. house thereon
~ 'ha,er> are invite! 10 call an exrnne for them
s'lve>-Terms made known y the ~ srrilcr on the
premises. SANIEI Rtt,D
Burlington jane, &c, 1910. nd
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PECK & SPEAR,
LOVELY e. SEYMOUR.

IJAYE Just reed from New York large assort-
J. J. ment of Carpetlngs of every kind quality and
price.
English Drugetts, great variety Of patterns Octa-
gon and Drab Persia Floor OIL Cloth from 3-5 to
3D. wide, Rush Mating from A TO GA wide, Riggs
Manila and Alacant Mats, Stair Rods &c. Also,
French and American Paper Hangngs-a larger
assortment than before offered in this place
and at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers.
Nov. 18th lSil.
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A. ROBERTSON,

Isarrister and Attorney at Law,
(Lat< an the office of the Hon. Solicitor Gea'i DAN
LITTLE ST. JAMES'S STREET.
Montreal, Nov. l6il.
Reference in Burlington 10
CHARLES ADAMS, Esquire?5
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rEAI IIENo, AND IEATIIER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Greese Feathers which will be sold low for cash
WANTED, by the subscriber, Curl and Birds Eve
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street, opposite
the old Bank C. T. NEJ SHN
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ShectiI,gs,

SO BALES of heavy shceings of different qualities
s)Ohave lust been received and are offered FIR sale
at Manufacturers prices TO Merchants and others,
who are invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere under the belief that the exam
ination will prove advantageous Ia them.
BY FOLLETT & BRADLEY,
Nov % at the Wharf
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CONWAY MEDICINES

1--WE SulscriIer w. l.. KlDDER, gives notice
- mat he has succeed the late 7. KIdder in the
and will hereafter give particular attention TO ihn
preparation of the following articles the long as
'aolIshed ct'eb NY OF which, precudes the necessity
u ie-Pubcalion Ut the numerous certificates ID
the hands OF the proprietor.
Doct. Jcbb's Rheumatic Linimcia.
For Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains, Numbpess
C"hbIalnS, SIlness in the JOINTS &c., will afford
Tue most unexpected and immediate reliefin the mos,
article Is openly recommen r Ly Physicians. 1hs
Llnlmeht Is done up IN enlarged bottles. Price S73
cents
Dumfries' Itch Ointment.
n The extensive sale and established reputation Oh
pUMtRiEs' lTcu OINTMENT, encourages ,ba pro-
prclor TO recommend it 10 the public with renewed
confidence, as the most Innocent and powerful rem
ely Tor this annoying di>ea,e contains no mer-
curry, or any oihef dangerous ingredient, and can
lie applied at all times with perfcc, safety, Price
% cents Box.
Remedy for The Piles.
Inc conc"rrlng testimony Of relieved patients,
from all quarters, estiyng to the cures elected y
the medicine after all others had failed, together with
The increasing demand for the article from all parts Of
e country, prove tito lie one OF the most valuable
speclhcs known for this troublesome complaint.
EL;7A Clergyman writes
Boston, February 49, 1874
have made trial Of Dunfres Pile Elertrarv and
found ii produced u ,alulary influence anos, iinme-
datcly, and confidently l,lievt it an c.ect,al remedy
tor That uncomfortable and dciililatihg complaint
humanity has induced Inc TO recommend 1t to persons
thus afflicted, and sol shall continue 10 dc
m ours respectfully, J. S.
The remedy consists Of an Ointment and E!ec,uar,:
Price for 10th rs rents or 81! cent, when but one Is
wanted, accompanied with pam and ample Jivec-
ions with u DESCRIPTION ofIhe complaint.
Duniries' Eye Water.
tpr sore or infdmea eyes, nothing known gives
such immediate and comfortable reiief and in some
exceedingly bad cases the most unexpected and de-
>raIe rcicl ha> been ond in the use OF this Eye
water, after other remedies had failcd Persons who
have used II, pronounce without hesitation the hest
preparation for sore, 1reak, or infamed eyes, iLoy
have ever met Miih. Price % cent, a hottie.
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CURE FOR CORNS:
Albion Corn pIas

The most safe and speedy cure for Corns yet dig
coVerei +; the relief Is immediate. II dissolves and
removes the corn from the foot with ease and erpedi-
Box
fuli and ample directions accompany each of the
al Owe articles
N. b. None of the above articles will lie genuine.
unless signed W. H. Kidler on the outside wrapper
For sale al bis Counting Room, s6 State Street, up
STAIR, corner of Merchant, Row. Boston Also by
MEssRs. PECK q SPEAR, Burlington, VI.
- liberal discount allowed TO dealers
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A LARGE assortment of Brass Kettles Vices
LAAnNls, Trace Chains Halter do. ETC. etc is offered
for sale at prices which cannot fail to suit customers
by FOLLETT d. BRADLEY
Nov ~. Old Dock Burlington
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-22

~ GOODRICH, one door East of Farrar & War,
~. Cookery Store, UP STAIRS, has a very general
collection Of Books, including large stock OF School
Books and Paper. All wishing to purcha,e will dc
well to call. Produce and domestic manufactures a
every description received IN payment. School com
mittees furnishing for schools, shall have looks era-
luious'y for all children IN their districts whose pa
rents are unable 10 buy, Dec. 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-04-22

A HEAVY assortment of Seish aud Gutter shoes,
n Wrought Nails, Crow Bars, &c Just received aud
offered low by Nov. Isl FoLLETT& BRADLEY.