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C,TATE or NEW-YOHk. ssh

- l \ t.
y Chaurerv before the Wee Chancellor OF the Fr CIR
cut jane, Hiv and Dan 81 Lori Jr Executors, &C VI
R,h~rt VI Iim.ev AVID 0therS.-Na,iefs sale.
Pursuant d-cral order oi the Court OF thancfrr o
a. state. made the above will be- ''d al public
,urtnn under the direction Of the subscriber, of TIE
Nssers OF said Court by f. H. Ludlow, Auctonesr at me
Merchants Exchange in the city oil New orb, on tie
twenty first dsy Of MAY nett at twelve O'Clock NOON o
that day All thar certain gore or triangular piece OF lanh
situate 90 the nOrLerv SIDE OF Sieentl street m NE
block of ground living between the Fh Ayenue and >xlh
Avenue bounded and containing n follows hegnnns ~
PORT the triangle the west IN the sorheHy inc %
x,erustrcet distant i.ht hu~red and eleven feet ~
n~e, from the formed hv tho aid in" o sixteenth
street and the westerly line ~ t- Finn Avenue then run
ing eaeriv along sad line OF Sixteenth street thre.
hundred and .Niy-one iret two inches, thence line par
ae to The Ffh Avenue aud perp ndc1lar to Sixteenth
about unetynne feet 10 the land now or late 81 Han
nah Murray thence westerly along that land 10 the and
nov or lately Edmund MOrewoOd then al rgt angles
and along s0uih,ry iee and then at night angles
an, and westerly along The 'ame land 10 straight Inc To
he place Of beginning subject however TO certain cauts
conditions and the part OF the a. Robert Nc
Jms~y contained ~ certain ndeniure bearing date the
1T f4v of iunc D. 1885, executed by the sad James
U,v and Daniel Lord. Jr OF the first part and tie said
Robert Me- nsy OF tie Second part recorded y The once
of Rec.ter and lr the CIV and County OF New-lo orb,
n LIer ~ of Deeds page Is.
Dated NeW-York. April 2q,h. 1912
DAVID CODwI>E, Master IN Chsncery.
aqq 2aw3N GEORGE y. BUTLER, Solicitor.
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AND PLATED BRASS.-

first rate article OF Rolled and Plated Bras, can
lwnys be found at JAMES 6. MOFFETT, III Prince -,
Wooster, at the lowest market prices Likewise very
.Due arfic az Cfsrue Rr,.N Z
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" given up inc1rable by Consumption when I com.
nienced using the Raisam of Lserwot-t has saved my
e, and restored health when despair Form.
erly obtained the medicine from SIS Bowery but lately
from gi Spring ~. which tie residence of he pro.
prcior who i Introduced he medicine 10 'hc public n
The BOwcrv. J. BEEknAN 81 P,sd.
RAl,isC BLoop-F0r * years or more suffered With
severe cough PAIN the side, splitting blood a.. tHiy
believe could not have lived 70 mi, time without using
d.. Taylors Basam at LssrwOri. ~ iis u.e found
most surprising relief sit scd ny friends rurci
only a. ~ spring street Who the zane person Tat made
~ -----n. ~ ~ :. NJ. -
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DOARDING-A gentleman and his WIFE
DOARDING-Tvo gentlemen and their

or or three single gentlemen can be- accommodate
ed with board and at % Bcckmanst. References
apq l.ts
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SCHOOLS.
Mss GOWN respectfully informs TN

MISS COWAN respectfully informs the
~ giving Lesson, tas PAM Fore Harp Guitar an y
-rgng. 90
Ms. {. vii 30 happy 70 r-seve her Pupii. a. No =
Whi.-sr-est 90 TIE IL MAY nex- Or 0 preferred ".
each - the re1ersT houses % tos. a es = % NAY en-
m her wth her patrlns-e. ,
Ham. ana Piano Forte f1r sale and ior hire Aso 2
Pans F0re Of very superior qualify sad zone 10 - as
posed of. .
Su1hle fer profess geutene Mo can a4s - accom-
rlodses With board Apply a. ". = planr-s- 40 -
CLASSIC Al and English School, base
fnept Of Church corner OF Grant anu M-TceT-sts-
r.. cref uas been fusrv year. 100 Dbl, present. oca-
n give tb- most satisfactory references - psirors oi
i,-. >c.ool Ig.trucuon efirienf and .ha-Ces .Ow.
a. la. JAMES LAWSON Principal
WRITING and Merchants Accounts.
w The under. -ned couinues 20 eve Instruction IN
H~'.ur B1oh.teeufng All C0Snfrcai ArIiimetc DUNG
t dan or evening The l,sssni m1y BE- -soerssd ofuey
pri-a'. u dssifcd.
tn torn. s-e the same charged hy ,he advertiser dur
80 .ta Lac. YEAR. VII 5 for ether branch sl-iy until
ti.. rerl ..fe r.-ofc.~scv attained
T. ryse further annoyance from useless applications
fl ~ ~ o. state ina s neither q-oie->c> 20 teach
, er In a fvci number oi lessons, - prov 70 .fl7-
f. .0- n. students: ard regards b., note oi nsiruc-
49,. b. deems sufficient N >c, i1r ih~ informal IN oi
,~,ger .st NAV 10 "a. Is tested hy enquirnE anon.
frr tbe lutte. NJ responsible AMI llc-a-ve situation.
III civ vino owe th.Ir eU-nt o. The advertise.
.trBrt0n. lh'hh> ~ - 10 brna way
Pr ale AZ the rooms JoNE-s BooE-EErFiSc g.t pub
-h.t aft already slonffl the lead NJ Academ- 'n>
i,f,,ns IN thi. civ Prce 81 -. alju
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DOiRD IN BROOKLYN-Tuo or

tkree % nuemen or small family can b" accsHmO-
dated h Board and large small Rooms, pleasantly 81
uated at IS IeRry street Terms reasonable References
exchanged. Application TO be made until about Nav 1T at
1888 Fulton
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ALEXANDER SMITH. isi For.yth +.


CAUTION -P1rcha'e only at 81 Spring. ftfe ol pro
priet0r Formerly Of Us BOwery Agents. Ru.l.- ~
Potion B-ookyn 49, 2is and so road .treet Nr
shei!oni, Grand street. wham,ufg; Re,lng Sat. 4.
Boston, J. Hon, Elson, Pa. Puce -, 81, and haf dollar
|. hottie. l,,.
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THE TEUSSES AND STPPORTERS

D OF Dr. Huff Invention contsus 81 receive uy de-
tdl pr"irrencr For twenty year, past save emp0}e "a
t" ifus>|s ~ Dr. Hull IT, Supporter
Invented 10 1881 by te Dr., with ny sdvce al 4pDfobs-
uon aud sn happy 10 say that e1iia. Ye.y adopted
"a Europe a. well "a us country
S.yned, NAIFNVTsb MOTT Nd
New York. July l. al an Ira
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OOARDING.-Three or four Gentlemen

can be accommodated with Breakfast. Tea and lodC
70 and Dinner Sunday in private family and near
tace route. hy applying No. 30 Clark'On-,t mi w.
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GOO aFOR NEWBURGH-Land

S.,-r,,sse5--S5 ing ut Cadwelrs, M-N Point AM Co.'S
,,''Tr- fl~ steamboat JAMES MADISON Capt Char -
ti.l.fsad will have Narrrusrcet Per every II rNpN'
and FRIDAY EVENINGS IT o'clock.
All Baggage Packages or Parcels Bank Bhi> ~ specie
vu on board of this boat hou living entered nut o"h
o the boat or pied for VIII be- Al the r'h OF TIE %"
or ,h.,aoC 90
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HARDWARE.

6c-The Subscriber would remind his Gust 'mers and
th- public that he j. still al III. old place No - DV>on-
street where be- ol,rs tXcccat assortment OF all articles
the above line az prices ~ low ~ Gao be o1nd 10 any
place I'M the CITY, JOSEPH WEED. AL I'm
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DOUDRETTE For Sale at lis Nassau
DOSTTlVE SALE.-Five Cabs. on.

Carnage mi one B.roucse. in irst order. vii
V scld on Monday next, AZ ~ O'clock Taer.alrs IN
Broadway. Grana-s Persons wishing 10 purchase
.ad better attend, = they w be sold to The ghe., bid
rrttr
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Family, together with
- few single Gentlemen, can be accommodated at IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-15
Teeth, IrcM-Sare yOur T|eih

nR. SAXTON having engaged DR.. PEARSON,
- Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the city
OF New York, as a partner, would most respectfully
announce the citizens of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns that they have opened an Office at Mr.
tGrswold's on the West side of Church street, one
door North of the Burlington Bank, where they are
prepared attend to all cases included in either
branch Of the profession.
From one to full set of Incorruptble Mineral
Teeth (of DR. Parsons own MANUFACTURED inserted
upon his highly improved suction plate which is
retained firmly in the mouth upon strictly scientific
principles, thus dispensing with the use of clasps,
springs or llgaure, Objectionable. Teeth inserted
upon the above plan are beyond detection, and rem
dered if not useful as the natural ones, more
vlceabe than those inserted upon the ordinary prn-
cipes.
Decayed Teeth filled with pure gold or prepare
ton which IS introduced in the form of paste, but
soon hardens and ressts the action of ak acids or
other corrosive matter, while it gives the tooth its
natural appearance and preserves II from farther de-
cay.
the above preparation and restored 10 usefulness
Accommodations of tartar removed from the teeth
without inurng the enamel, which is frequently the
result of an unskilful operation
All operations warranted to give satisfaction
Teeth extracted with one third the usual pain
indipiduas DESTROYS of having dental operations
performed invited to call and specimens, and
satisfy themselves of the above improvements.
Chidren's teeth regulated when maformation is
taking place in consequence OF neglect during second
dentition.
Advice qiven on diseases of the Gums, Sockets and
Antrum, free of charge.
DIR. Pearson has IN his possession letters and GER
Iifcates from professional men OF the first respecta-
biliry in the CITY of New York ard Charleston, sc.
where he enloyed long and extensive practice. HIS
object in coming north is in consequence OF bilious
affections.
sfOffice hours from A. NJ. TO 5 p. NJ.
Burlington, June Is, 1912.
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NOTICE.-lE-5DMed Is hes, known by III

~ 9htOltIHc Is Icsl kHOWH ny lht
L cures 1t periorms.eDs L. Newton's Panacea,
or Purifier of the Blood The unparalleled and still
increasingrepuaton which this medicine has acqair-
ed throughout the New England Stacs and the many
cures it has performed, and the great demand made
for it by tae advice ofphy>icans well acquantot with
its preparation, has induced the proprietor TO extend
It's circulation 10 almost every town IN the eastern
States aud the principal towns IN the United States.
This Panaccis warranted purely vegetable and is not
surpassed ~ any other medicine ever offered to the
afflicted its extensive sale aud great popularity
plainly prove. 1t has within the last eighteen months
cured its thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases,
can be proved by certificates, ana Is pronounced by
emnen, and respectable physicians the best medicine
IN use Useful information may he found in circulars
containing certificates Of cures and directions for ia
king the medicine The following appointed agents.
Burlington, P f K and S p F. AR, II. Moody
ST Adams, Curtis and Ru>sel-Mlton, G. Drake
Milton Falls, Burnc and Sawycr-Waterville, Fisk
and Brown,-llne>burgh, Hull and Cook-Fairiax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
Cambridge, NJ. Wire>-Underhill, NJ. G. Barney
North Ferrshurgh II. c. WicIer--Georgia A. Bliss
Wllliston, n. Chttenden-R Richmond, Green & Rhodes
johnson, &. L. Warner and Co-Monkton, Ethan
Smnh-Baker>ded, Arlington and Woodwarl-Far-
field Burnett and Farnsworth. e.op1y.tI9
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sIbA, fAYAs HYsN, haadSa, a1,A'1
422 -l:a.--s2zd2.: .sa1n 81 -
ALBANY AND BOSTON RAN, uOAD.
Earc reduced TO Nsnfnn 81


Time of starting altered to bef re 6 A. Mon
and after Monday, 2nd inst (this dnyl-arrivs IN
Boston same day at r. NJ
Morning train through 10 Boston, leaves ihe D.nrs
at GreenhuSh at / before o'clock precisely ever,
norh'hg, (onnoays eXcepled) Pas engers must leave
Albany by the South Ferry, not later than past
o'clock.
Noon train to Sprin gfeld is discontinued.
"A night train through to Boston will leave
Greenjush at tetOre Z p. M-pas,ergers must
,eaVe Albany as above, not later than 81 u'clock.-
passengers Tor Springfield can take this train
ne traln from Boston arrives in Greenhish al 81
r. M.-glvlng sufficient time for passengers Il. ,sLe
the cars Tor the west, or the O'Clock Loat TOR "
FOR HARITORD AND NEW HATEN
"a sengers leaving All any in the morning Nv the
ttiore q o'clock train from GreenbuSh, arrive y,
Springfield at liz a. m.-may leave Immediately fo,
Hartioid-thence by cars arrive in New-Hay bv
u p M. Or leave Greenbush in the before a. M
tram, arrive in Springfield at Il a nI-thencr az !.
a. III. by steam Boat 10 Hartford arriving there nj
il-ihence by Steam Boat at 2 p. M arrive in New
York next morning by o'clock or they NAV lea
Hartford forNew Haven by Rail Rood al D. m and
arrive there att! p. IN.
Steam Boat leaves New Haven for New York \,
"a. III. and arriyss at the latter city at , d. m,
Fare 10 Springfield $500.
PASSENGERS are particularly requested 10 rruc,,ra
Their Ticket, leiurc taking seats III the Cars
Tickets can be oba me in All any at q. X. Pavns,
office, y Broadway, Or at Ticket Office in Depo, At
GrcenLu>h.
! WM. II. TOWNSEND,
| Greenhu,h Ecpo, May 2, lsi2
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n ArunE.s GRAND RESTORATIVE. TIN,

valuable Vegetable Medicine stands unrivaed
for the FOL owing complains, viz: Dyspepsia or lnd
gc-lon, diseased Liver, bilious disorders Dropsy, A>th
ma, Costivencss, orms and loss Of Appetite and by
cleansing The stomach and bowels, pains IN the
side, stomach and breast, colds aud coughs of i."v
-tanI,ng, Iiuar,cnr>s, shurne>s of breath, Nervous
complaints. ETC., which are elneny the elect OF dis
For Fever and Aguc, it is most valuable pre-
tentative as well as sovereign remedy Its virtue,
surpass any thing heretofore known in removing ST.
Nuu>' Dance,-lwo bottles have lccn known to cure
this affecting disease aer having laiiled every exer-
ton tor four years. 1t has most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints. Is pleasant TO take
aud oca>y IN Us operation, that ii may lie administered
TO the infant with safety. The above Medicine is very
hiahly recommended hy many scientific gentlemen
and large num er Of ladies, who have proved the
virtue OF the Medicine y personal use end that ofther
families. hill ofceriiica,e> accompa les each bottle
with directions. 1t may lie had Wholesale or retail OF
;. Britain, Barre and j. c. Farnam, East Williams
town, VI. sole propreor>. Prepared from the orig
al recipe; for sale ly +. H. Prentis>, Montpelier and
PECK d.SPEAR,
Burlington, and in the principal towns IN the state jail
directions signed in the hand writing otthe proprietor
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NEW GOODS.
LOVELY g. SEYMOUR

4 now opening a heavy stock Of seaSona' le
a Goods recently purchased in New York which
are offered 10 the pupc AT prices which cannot fail
10 ensure Their ,ale. Among them are,
Black, Blue Black, Bge, Invisible Green and
steel mixed Broad Cloths, very superior guay Of
Cashmere, * Velvet, Ve,ting>, Linen Drilling>,
Gamhroon,, aud variety Of Goods for summer wear
al low prices; Bombaqncs, a good assortment d
silks for dresses aud bonnels, saln thalyS, Blac;
and colorcl Muslin dc LANES large lot Of Merino
Shaws and lIlkf, dress Hlhf-, and scaris, silk and
linen cambria flllls. great variety OF Gloves and
American calicoes and mourning caicoes at unpre
celentcly low prices LeghoIn, straw and Palm lea
honneis great variety OF Ribbons, Lace, tmhrel-
las Parasols sun shades, Mu>ns, Camhrlcs, eachec
and unblcached Couons; 5000 rolls paper hanglnaS
bordering, looking glasses, rugs, mats carpeiin -
all OF which ior sale low
June I, lSt2
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.-.necrdedl,
- the most popular rem"d, eve, known IN America
Vegetable Pulmonary Baisam is the most valuable
remedy no" muse t coughs, colds, asthma hih,sic,
consumption. whoorng cough aud pulmnna,, al crion.
oie,erl kind. Its safe is steadily increasing. aud the
nop' ciors ase constantly .ece',ng The must favor able
account q" - effects. Ike following new certificates
aie offered for publ examination.
An lNTEREsrIsG CASE Elk ,acI Of lelror IRON,
hr & ) Clay, Kingston, Ulster co.., N. Y. TO the
propr'eIors. "ionrs of the 9Th nsi. was dat, reed
remarkable cure rifrc, ed b, the Vegetable Put
nonhrl B.-am IN The winter and spring Of 1885. The
I.erson, MIR. Mood, had been suck - long lime " IA
he consumption. Ills ply, icans had gwen him up
lie was reduced so low he unable help himself
md was raising large quantity Of blood when he
commenced using The BaIsam, whic, has eiecle,
complete cure, and he is as hale and hearty
ever he MIR. Mood, has removed Fl ON this Tow
hut he rs promised me de,a lied of his
case. which wlito, ward YOU. e.. CLAY.
Kingston, n. Y. June 25 1893.
Extract Of a letter from DR.. Jacoi MYERS The
Vegetable Pulmonary Bal-am has been sold in rhi,
count, Tor Two Years, aud the medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity for il >caiCeiN in one instance
failed olha,ing the desnei tnect. am by no means
~ favor Of The many uo-liumS, most OF which i'm
positions upon credulous public, bui thar which
know by Use 10 be eiiec'ua cnrnot help bur civ" m,
apprOb'i,on there o. counterfeit ~ euaraiion has
been offered here b, a''nelIing Agent. of Comsro,k
N. Y. and there Is another a,icle ,ended here that
strongly suspected 10 be spurious
JACOB MYrns. VI. ID.
u,
DIR. Samuel N!orrell, the Pror,ie, of the Vrge
table Pulnonar, Bhl.am. | am satisfied thar the We.
setable Pumonasn B.i.,m - a valuable medicine
u has been used ~ i place with CUmIele success in
An obstinate compliant III The lungs, attended with "a
severe cough, loss Of voire. aud The raising Of much
blood, "hiCh had me,'nus, resisted many appro, ed
prescription Alter using The Bassm week, the
patients voice returned and hr able speak audi
by. THIS Case occurred some time since, and HE
man is now engaged not only in active hui hilarious
bushes Respectfully &c. ). MORRILL,,
l. is now more than six Years sinre | va, Fought
very tow hy an affection ithr lungs, and complaint
was declared Ia be 'ncl able h, council Of hee uh.
sicians. was hen restored 10 goo health A. had
enio,edi for many years, b, u-'as the Vegetable Put.
monarN B'lsam. Since INV recovery have recon
nended the Bhlsam IN great m.uN ca-rs OF lung
complanls, aud Tar a. can lea,n. its has ~.
variant, been fpIlowed h, much benefit, and many
instances has effected which who'll, umex.
pec'ed SAMUEL EVERETT,
Bos on, March 2, 1897.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by PECK &
SPEAR Burlington, VI.
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD.
NDTJCE

For the accommodation of passengers DESTROYS of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany, (Which went into operation on the goth in
stantl train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
neclady, daily, al 81 o'clock p. NJ during the con-
tinuance of the a Owe arrangement the River
BY this arrangement, passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at 3 to o'clock p. NJ. aud reach Albany
IN time for the boat, which will save travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy. BY the existing arrangement ci'i-
zens of Saratoga obliged to leave bone at o'clock
in the morning, 10 take the steam boat at Albany at
P. NJ! (37 miles via Rail Road! ~
JOHN COSTIGAN,
Superintendent.
April 22, 1912.
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TAn.RGEEG-

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE,
~ which has been used in families, every member
OF which has had sick headache from infancy, as
constitutional family complaint, and has cured eticc-
ualIy in every instance yet known amounting to ma
ny hundreds. Ii is not unpleasant TO the taste and
does not prevent the daily avocatons of one using it
it must be perscvered in, and the is gradual, bu
certain and permanent. Instances constantly
mul,pl wing where TIM distressing complaint is com
petcy relieved and cured, although of years tanding
by the use of Dr. Spohn ; celebrated remedy. One
decided preierenccis It's pleasanness, having none
the nauscating effect of common drugs.
Its periecty sat>tact0ry that the proprietor has
given directions lor his agents refund the price t,
any one who is not pleased with and cured by
H. He hopes also that thls may secure its great ben
cfs 10 the distressed sufferers who are ahorng
| Headache. f. SPOIN, NJ. D.. inyeao. and Pro-
pneor.
New York. PECK & SP f. \ r, Wholesale
Agents. a few doors east of the Post Office, Burlng
ron, VT. no
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LYMAN & COLE

HANE received their usual extern i've assortmen
l. l. and variety OF Spring and Summer G o ID )
which they er al greatly reduced prices; consisting
IN part OF Printed Lawns, Cambrlcs, Mu>ins am
mourning Lawns.
Rich attn striped Bllzorine Sc for ladies' summer
dre>, e..
New pattern Muslin de LANES, satin >trip'd Ecans
Plain, black and blue black Bombazlne,
Figured blue black and colored do.
Heavy black Canton, Gro de Swiss and cold Silks
ShaWls.
Lupln's hest scarlet black and coored Merino
Scarfs and Fancy Iiandkerchiefs.
Muslin de Lame, 1hil ct wool, and fancy satin
Hermann; Lachone Cravals, raw silk H'dk'fs
Muslin de Lame Shawls, raw six do, printed
wur>eIdo.
La Fancy silk Mius and Gloves, colored Filler
do, lack sewing silk do. Misses colored SILK
Gloves, Mems Li>le Thread, coured silk, white
slk and Nd do. Mems black Italian Cravats,
black sllk half Hose, and India rubber Suspen-
ders, Ladies white and black silk Hose and
Gloves, white Merino Hose, black and colorel
silk and Kid Gloves.
For GentIemen's Summer Wear.
Striped and plain white linen Drill, colored do.
Gamhroons, Hamilton Mixtures and Denns,
Mixed Satneite, Ernnetie jacket Linen, &c.
Domestic Goods.
Indian Head, Stark Mills, Middlesex and other
Cotton Sheetngs great quantity bleached
beached cotton, rs and yard wide Bartlett
do. "a and Cd do. making a more extensive
assortment than we have ever kept.
Merrlmac cotton sheetlng, supcIhne nnbeached
cotton shirtlng, Suffolk and cord drill heavy tick
ing and wadding.
Three Cases Of Umbrellas and Parasols, Cap,
Bonnet and neck Ribbons, Tafiea do. Gallons,
Tastes, &c.
Prints.
Fall River, Merrilnac, Dover, Bristol and many
other styles Of American prints, very low priced
English and French prints, Ginghans, &c.
Broad Cloths.
A general assortment Of Burlington Mill Go. Broad
Cloths constantly on hand. Al>oother slyles Of
broad cloths and Cassimcres, English French
and German do.
Feted Carpellng.
SILK, Twist, Buttons, Surge, Canvass Padding
Seeca, &c, &c
Burlington, 20 May, 1912.
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- Headache SNUFF. This Snu'iis superior to any
thlng ye ,hown, Tor removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Ca'arh, and also cold in the lead, and the
headache. II opens and purge> ont all distinctions,
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 10 the
parts ece.l II l. perfectly tree from any thing dele
ero,i> IN it, composition-ha> fleasan, flavor, and
its immediate eec', after Icing used, is ab2reeabte.-
Price 81 cents per bottle.
Docl. Mar>halI's Vegetable Indian Black PLASTER
This Plaster is imrivaed for curing >crOtlou> swell
ng>, Srurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pain> in the sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails
give relief in local Rhelnati>m,. If applied to the
side, it will cure many olthe common Liver Complaints,
and is equal if no, superior, to any thing in foi
corn the feet the virtues Of h Plaster have been
witness ed by thousands of individuals IN the Unite,
States, who have ted it> efficacy. Sold blythe pro-
prIeor; Cha>. Bowen, MddIehury, VT, and PECK ~
SPEAR, Ban, orlingt Vt,