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IAMLs nARDNIs LsTNrE.

STATE or NlBMONT.} The Hon. the Prol ate
District OF Grand l-lc, -. Court for the Drjrrt OF
Grand l>lc. 10 the heirs aud all others concerned
IN the estate Of JAMES DARBY, late If Albmah, de-
cUa-Cl.
On application Of the Executors Of .aiddecca.el Ia
have Tie tine extended 10 seie said estate one wear
from the 25lh day oi Sepeml e. A. u. lSi2 II i or
dcred thai notice Ia gwen To all persons ntere.tel
that hearing will lie had on >ail application AZ tht
Court house N North Hero on the ION day Of Sep
temler arNi, at one one O'Clock, r. M al winch time
they may appear and how csu,c, If any they have
why thetune a.aro aid houd not he extended agree
al y 10 said application.
GIVEN under my hand at North Hero in said Dis
trict TN, 10th DAY ofAugu-t, A. y. 1912.
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Register
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who nraciice such double dealing and shuilling

who practice such double dealing and shutting
worthy of being trusted as friends of the nations
interests | think not AS for the assertion
that it is the Wings who are unfriendly to pro-
lection, it is the most ridiculous absurd ialsehood
ever coined by party malice, just as if men of
common sense can be made to believe that those
who have ever advocated measure, framed il
introduced it, and were the only ones who vo-
ted for it in Congress are its enemies /! o shame.
where is thy blush have no fears however
of the justice of the decision, which the people
of Vermont will render on the approaching cleo
ton, and with them | am willing to rest the
case. AVOTER or HUNTINGTON.
Huntington Aug. 10, 1912.
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TIE NEW CASH STORE.

A FRESH supply OF new and desirable Goods
IA expected by Tomorrow Boat purchased at .
Y. the present Week, and will be sold az USUAL:
at a small Advance from y. Y prices Among whicA
will he found,
Plain and hgd Parasos of every VARIETY
Scotch Gingham and Im'aton, Umbrellas
Florance Braid, Nodena and Straw Bvr,.e.7,
Rich Bonnet Ribbons,
Do Cap and Neck do
Ladies Fillett Gloves and MitIs
La MOsell Fans,
French work'd Collars
Rich Thread Laces,
Muslin Edgings and Insertions,
Cambrick do. do.
Blk. and Cold silk Fringes for Dresscc;
SILK FrnGes for Shawls,
Curtain Frinecs, rs
Rich Dress Hsndkr and Clayats,
Fine Linen Calnbrcks
do do. Hnndkfs
Rich Printed French muslins,
Plain Cold Lawns
Mousline De Laines,
Challeys, n beautiful assortment
great Variety Of Hosiery,
Blk Lace Wells.
Blk SILK Lace for do.
Scotch Gnghams,
French, Eng. and American Prints
Furniture Calico,
Gent. Leehorn Hats,
do. Isle Thread Cloves
do. Silk do.
do Best lIosl;n do.
Artificial Shell Side Combs -.
July 29 1912. WIN. HURLBCT.
N. b. Good1able Butter will borocd in exchange
for Goods.
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evidently not written for publication, but for ef-
feet here, yet take the liberty to send it to you,
and TO submit its publication to your direction.
WILLIAM SLADE."
I1t1nr1,p or f,NI- HA1NL


Copy ola letter from Col. Paine to Mr.. Sladc
in April last
"Hy the papers see tiat the Cormittce on
Manufactures have reported Tariff bill, and
fix an ad valorem duty on wooden cloths.
1.-THE growing Of wool is of more importance
in this State, as you are aware, than any other
business. 1t cannot be sold, unless manuac-
tured, and of course, the higher the manufacture
or can afford to pay, the better price will it
bear unless It can be imported.
Z" Both wool and woolens should be abundant
ly protected by specific duty. An ad vaIorcm
duty never has, nor never viii, give safe ana
certain protection. Our Delegation in Congress
cannot, at this time, render more essential
service 10 the people of this State than by insis.
ting upon, and obtaining sufficient and cer-
tain duty upon those two articles and 10 be so
| beg to be excused for repeating that it must
be specific
CHARLES PAINE.
Hon. WILLIAM SLADE."
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(rF Read Mr.. Adams Rcpor,
in to-day's paper.


The Wigs of tie town Of Charlotte arr
respectfully invited tomcet at the house of S
II. Barnes, on Monday, August 9th at o.
clock, Z. N. for the purpose of taking suila.
bic measures to insure "A general and pune.
tual attendance at the polls on the Is, Tues.
day Of Septcmber next.
BY request Of the Town Committee.
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i pcrance Meeting.

The annual meeting ofthc Total abstinence
Society will he held at the Court House on We'd
ncsday the 3lst Inst. al Lalipast ) O'Clock, p. NJ
an address will be delivered by the Rev. Mr.
Doughcry. Areport Of the situation and pros
pects Of the society by tie Executive Committee
An ode, composed for the occasion, viii be suug
and the house Illuminated.
BY order OF tie Executive Committee.
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ELIZABETH BRowrELLs ESTATE.

w F. the Subscribers. hav.pT been appointed bi
w the Honorable the Probate Courtlor the Disrlc
Of Chittendcn, commissioners 10 receive, examine and
adjust the CLAIMS and dcmanJs Oia persons, agans,
he e-tateo OF Elizabeth Blownell late Of Colchester N
said Disrirs dcccasca represented nsovont and also
alclains and demands exhibited in offset thereto d,
and six md1hs from the day of the date hereof being
allowed by SAID Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that we viii attend TO tho
business oiClr agpou ,men', at the dwelling ofJamCs
Plat IN Colchos'l. III said District on the Secon !
Monday Of september aud January next at 70 o clock
4. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated, his eth day Of July 4. D. 1872.
CHS. COLLINS iCcmlns-
JOSEPH COLNER slOners.
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Here is a beautiful ompmon, to the friends
Of Proiection-and from Northern iocof6cO
too. Think you, lie voted for the wool
growers
Extract Of a speech in Congress, on the
acc Tariff, Jome 81, 1912, By Mr.. Ken
ncdy Of Indiana.
"Sir, have no patience with those who advocate
the doctrine Of PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
could sit by and hear men discuss the ways and
my daily labor, by means SO ,h.ilul that could moi
tell whcr O: how it was aa-trac'ad with rs much IA
tonce as caa IT bYani hear THIS MONSTRoU,
SCHEME OF PROTECTION DEVISED. AnC
sir, to my mind, tis agreHce III the tao is 9aiy il
NQHle'
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NUNCTUOT
"lTlpplrnrHy, July &c. 1912.
dear Sr-Iour informing me officially Of my
nomination as a candidate for the Office Of Ieutcn-
ant Governor of the State by the Liberty Convon-
ton, holden at Brookfold on the first of June inst
came duly TO hand. In reply have to say. the
members OF that convention having seen fit to make
that nomination with a full EHoWitdgc of my sen-
ments both upon the subject of slavery and r daoii-
ton, and upon OTHER PUBLIC QUESTIONS also
do not feel at liberty to decline"
The fact that Mr.. Barber is the candidate
of both the Locofoco and Liberty parties
for the important Office of Lieutenant Gov
error, and is soliciting the suilragcs Of the
lrecmen Of the State, we feel induced 10 say
word of his course and present position.-
Upon what grounds, we ask, do the political
abolitiouists Of Vermont solicit support for
their party and candidatcs-Mr Barber
among the rest? Why, surely, that both
the existing parties are welded to the inter-
ests Of slavery and shareholders, beyond re-
demption, and that they have organized a
distinct political party, making anti siare,y
the great qualification, and brought il,oir
candidates into the field. At least, so they
give out. Well: Of their candidate for
Governor we have nothing to say: he is ey-
IDENTITY Unidentified with their interests, and
stands or falls with them. But how is it with
Mr.. Barber? The abolitionists support
him on the strength Of his assurance that he
will make anti-sIoocry paramount to loco
tocoism,-but what says his published! iet-
ter! The members Of that convention
having made dat nomination with FULL
KNOWLEDGE of my sentiments both
upon the subject of slavery and its abolition
and upon 9TH Err PUBLIC CUES
TlONS also, do not feel at liberty to de-
cline" How did they know his sentiments!
Evidently, by his public acts. What have
been lis public acts? He has t0ltcdagains'
slavery, to be sure; but he has uniformly
actcd-and according to his published let
ter, mW continue to act, with that political
party which las gone dead against the
Right Of Petition, with the shareholders Of
the South, and against any action on the
part Of Congress 10 interfere with slavery
in the District or Territories. lie support
cd in 1910, and FOX auglIt made public, will
support in 1914, should they be the candi-
dates, Van Buren and Jollnson-the former
pledged to veto any bill for the abolition Of
slavery in the District of Columbia which
might pass Congress, and the latter slave
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-08-26

WE the subscribers, having been appointed be
w the Honorable the Pro ate Court Tor the DIS
and ndust the claims and demands of all PERSONS
against the estate of John &. Calkns late of Hines
burgh in SAID District deceased, represented insol.
vent and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto and SIX months from the dav of tho
date hereof beng allowed y said Court for that prr
pose, we do therefore hereby g.y1 norce, that "
will attend to the business ofour appointment at the
dwelling OF widow Jefusha Cakins in tinesburgI
in said District on the Third Mondays of October s4l
January next at 10 o'clock, \. NJ ON each CT sac
days.
Dated this ,2lh day ofJulg 4 n. l3i2
AUGUSTUS NcFJEN Commits
SSilTH NOBLE ! sloners.
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Inform ation w ante d =.

VOiN SkELli, Of the town OF Corbcen, county
ago, for Montreal, here he resided for some time
and ihcn removed to ST. All ans, Vt. where he bought
some land. lie Is now Supposed to he I,ra II Bur-
hnrt,n or 81 A!tans, and fili~ ,hur' meet hS eye,
he i directed ~ enquire Of Mir. L. c. Holman G6 Ly-
aii> 81 Albany where hcwiI find III, sister Bridget
Sicily, who ha> been some tim. III this country, but
who can Get no tilngs o him.
Albany, Aug. !, ZIP.
iU3' The 81. Al an, papers will confer favor on
very WOrthY woman ly noticing the allow.
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r. G.. COLE, =
G. SPENCER, 3
w. C. BENTON, s
u. BLISS, s
r. A. MERRILL. :.

august %, IOf2.
The committee Of arrangements will re-
ccve those from abroad who may attend at
the place of holding the convention, Of
which public notice will be eiven-and di-
rect them 10 their respective places of enter
tainment.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber has fitted up his factory in the best
manner, and is prepared to execute all orders ia
his line to the satisfaction Of customers Fulled Cloth,
mixed. an1 coored, &c. also Flannos manufactured
! and dressed on shares or by the yard on the hes;
| TERMS and in the les, manner.
| IIORATfO BARNEY.
Jericho Centre July 81 1912
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Information Wanted.

TTUGlI MURPHY, OF the Town Of Muchgrange
L 1par>hoi Carlinelorl County L1uih, Ireland came
20 this coUnry about II years ago, the first two years
he lived in lllnc,hnrgh aud Burng'ra u and when
a.i h".rj iaon lived IN Troy \. Y. His brother
Patrick who now resides in HrlinItun VI. wishes 10
obtain information Of his Whereabouts.
Aug. | J. lSl2
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1.-THE CAT OUT OF THE BAG"

II y
The Peoples Advocate, 1900 of which
are distributed in Vermont every week graz
tuitousy is cdited in Concord, N. Ii. pria-
ted IN Boston Mass, and datcd at Mont
pelicr. That paper has an article abusing
Gov. Paine, praising Judge Williams and
concluding thus:
awe cannot say We expect he OYiIliams) vii be
elected this year by the people though ifhe lives aud
and consents 10 stand for that office. he will undOubt
eddy be elected before any other man ever will. M.
Barjcr undoubtedly wW be eiccied LicW GorerHor,
AND PROBABLY DISCHARGE THE DUTIES
OF GOVERNOR"
So, then, there is no expectation Of cleo
ting Judge Williams, but Of MAKING A
LOCOfOCO ACTING GOVERNOR
IA man, too, who does not acknowledge
allegiance to the third patty That trick
will hardly succeed among the wing aboli-
tionists Of Vermout.-'jatchmaR.
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BURLINGTOV BREWERY

{Jrs7 ! $ now in full operation and can
srFrFri - 4 furnish al order, for BEER not
H ffliEErJ .ura-,eI IN quality hy any other
e. e. - GEO. PETERSON.
Burlington, Aug. p, 1925.
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FL o u X .
AIorison's Pills

L'RESH Ground lour received this day AMI for sale
Il by May 20. ID. DAVIS.
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NO. 4 and n. 5, If0n Wre Ooh, iust received
~ lv WM J. HUNT,
July %. Suongs building, Cole. st.
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Notice.

pROKE into the enclosure of the Subscriber,
ID about thciwentiolh Of May last, dark brown
Mare supposed To he three years old. The owner Is
requested 10 prove properly, pay charges and take
her away, LYMAN HALL,
Shelburne, Aug. Is, 1872.
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NEJV AND VALUABLE BOOKS

NEIV AND. T1LUiBLE BOOKS,
DECEIVED this week, and for sale at the Boot
Ii store of the Subscriber.
Sou'heys Political Works 30. Cloth,
Gibson5 Surgery ? Vols.
Infant School Manuel,
Dangocns Physiology ? Vols.
last and W-st2 Vols.
Bcclards General Anatomy,
Bancroft's History Z. 5.
History of Am. Bo1rd Of For. Miss.
Younger President Edwards Works Vols
Robnsons Greek and Eng Lexicon
Nordheimers Concordance,
Cambridge and Say5rool Platform.
PHrkcrs Lectures on Unycrsalisn
Buffers Works Vol. No.
Robnsons Palestine.
Tennysons Poems Vols.
Woods on Perfection,
Pond on the Church, .
Edwards on the Will
Sears Bible Biography ..-....t5.
July %, 1919, D. A. BRAMAN
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COFFFE MILLS.
INCREASE WILSON'S Colve NJ Is, a very SUI
L perior article, for sale by WA. !. HUNT.
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Lost.

4 DARK BAY MARE, the left hind foot white,
a the back sore. Whoever will return her to the
owner, viii be literally rewarded.
JOHN BRUNELL.
Watrr Street. Hnrnrion. AUG. l9. 1872
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MARK THE SLANDERERS

Week after week have the British Demo-
cratic presses boldly charged Col. Paine
with heinz hostile ia fine wool growers in "a
vcr or ,Jn,it,;rn wool J,,,, ,;.,e mi ~ .nJ',
49, 'l ,",o I'', - "''e' - 'ou.'
ing '"o lii'o " "ooi 10 "',IteoH GEMS.
rom personal knowledge OF The views OF
Col Pane, we pronounced these charges
BLACK LIES.
R,t NO did NOT tho, l,ov ,botCI p.i.o
,aJ Laon o'r,,n,l ,N , M" u"' IT' a,''o
'''u I'oo' Ca 'os''y anu 'o,'S'an''y urging
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A.. I'D. ESAFgEsE isg.

The following is the reply Of Mr.. Bar
Der TO an official enumeration from the
Liberty party State Convention that he was
nominated as their candidate for Lieutenant
Governor -
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Medicinal Articles.
Paint Mills.

INVESTS Patent Paint Ms, Just received or,
w for sale by lIAqAR q ARTHUR
Burlington, 18th August 1872.
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Hincsburgh, Aug. /, 1912.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Court for the District ol
Chittcnden, commissioners TO receive, examine and
adjust the claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate of Ephraim Stiles late of Jericho, in said
District, deceased represented nsolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto and
six months from the day Of the date hereof being
allowed by said court for that purpose, do there
fore hereby give notice, that we will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling Of JE.
RusHA STILES, in Jericho in said District, on the I'd
Mondays of September, December and January next
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each of said days.
Dated, this 6th day of July, A. y. 1872.
J. G.. HILL, Commits
TRUMAN GALusHA. ) sioners,
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- 20 -
TO RENT,
GRASS Wagon MATS
Cloth Cans.

lust reed directfrom the manufacturers full as
- sor,ncnt of all .rds Cloth Caps and For Sale at
great bargains by, June g. IL II. W. CATIIN.
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BUTTER.

4 FIRST RATE article of Table Butter in small
~ or large quantities, for saleb by. ~
II. w. CATLlN
tur 4 1870
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N O { i G. G ,

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing under the
L firm of STEELE x Bits, s this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be continued by
J. STEELE, al the old stand. Ether CT the parties
are at liberty to use the name Of the FIRM in clo1ing
the business.
JOSIAH STEELE,
WIN. A. BILLS.
n. p. All persons having unsettled accounts or
Notes due, notified that they must be settled or
arranged previous The first day Of Sc tember next,
or they will be left with Attorney for collection
JOSIAH STEELE.
WM. \. BILLS.
Hncsburrh Aug. |, 1912,
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Farming Utensils.
NeaU Furniture WarG-HOusr.
On Church st.--dn rear Of the Court House,
BURLINGTON, TT,

BIRLINGTOM TT
DBARNES ~ KrEIER have on hand and
ID are constantly adding 10 their stock of their own
manufacture, Sofa, SecrctarIe>, Brreau,, mahogany
and cherry dining, centre and card Tales Beds,cal>
X sc.
c II 4 IRIS!
Curl maple, cane seat, Grecian common cane, rai>.
cd seat rocking and common dining CHAIRS; all Of
which made IN the hest manner and 10y experien-
eel worbmcn, and will he sold al prices corre>pond-
Ing with the times, for cash, lnll er or country pro-
duce.
Rico's Patent flaming Mills.
Manufactured by Barnes 4 keelcr, constantly on
sand, which they viii exchange Tor grain or cash II
e wrcd
rehal-Cloeks of all kinds aud PRICES, cteap as tn
Alodchcst. July ?, 1912 G
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Blanc Mango Moulds,

IL -Hnlis CIiu1 #. G.rmap Tases, Match Sands
Cigar Stands, Beg Cups, CuSidrrI do. GLASS Can
die StieL$, GLASS Cre0msrs, dc. four five Il SIX bot
tie Revolving CasoIs, all very cheap Of course
June 30 1872.
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EOR SALE, at a small advance from Cost
l. 80 brls, lockwood,
80 NicwOod,
rs Camwoo1,
Is Redwood
Is " Fustc,
10 Alum,
" Nader,
10 kegs No. / Emery,
26 -" Indigo
cases Refined Borax
FoLLErr 4 BRADLEYs
Aug. 5, 1912
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New Goods Again.

GRASS g. GRAIN SCYTHES.
CUpERIOR pa'cnt coucave set scytlies uauutac-
- turel ly J. Farvell & Go. f'chburgh, Mass and
warranted. y, DAVIS.
--Al>c-
GRoCFRIIS, We. dry, good assortment
READY NiUE CLO1UINC, from the crown
Of Nr head to the >olc OF the foot.
ETOLR-Rochc, ter fancy lranl, sup. article.
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NO MIST :

TIOI'R-Fi.O UR-Iust received and for ssle -
! the subscriber, few barrels ST suprr-sUper ext
fancy Western Flour, Eagle brand nGua .-'f9- g!
any is good. Recollact Eagle brand-v.rTaut.t GER
feet. June II. ID. DAVIS.
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Teeth, Tcih-Save your Teeth!
Great improvement in Dentistry!

DR. SAXTON having engaged Dr. PEARSON,
- Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist from the city
of New York, as partner, would most respectfully
announce 10 the citizens of Burlington and the neigh
boring towns that they have opened an Office nj Mr.
Griswod's on the West side of Church street, one
door North of the Burlington Bank, where they are
prepared to attend TO all cases included IN either
branch of the profession.
From one to a full set of Incorruptble Mineral
Teeth (oi DR. Parsons owa manuiactuIe) inserted
upon he highly improved suction plate, winch Is
retained firmly in the mouth upon strictly scientific
principles, thus dispensing with the use Of clasps,
springs or ligature so Objectionable. Teeth inserted
upon the above pan beyond detection, and rem
dered if not useful as the natural ones, more SER
ylceabe than those inserted upon the ordinary prln-
cipes.
ton which introduced IN the form OF paste but
soon hardens and ressts the acton of all acids or
other corrosive matter, while it gives the tooth its
natural appearance and preserves Il from farther de
cay.
the above preparation and restored to 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 pam.
Individuals DESTROYS of having dental operations
performed invited to call and specimens, and
satisfy themselves of the above improvements.
Children's teeth regulated when malformation Is
taking place in consequence OF neglect during SECOND
denon.
Advice given on diseases of the Gums, Sockets anc
hntrum, free of charge.
DR.. Pearson has IN his possession letters and GER
tiicaes from professional men of the first respecta
bili,y in the city of New York, and Charleston, SC
whore he onioved long and extensive practice Hi
object in coming north is IN consequence oil bllon
affections
Y'TOnce hours from Q A. NJ to p NJ
Burlington, June Is, 1872
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Medicine is best known by the
cures 1t performs. e=f1i |. Newton'> Panacca,
or Purifier OF the Blood. The unparalleled and sillI
increasing reputation which this medicine has acqar-
ed throughout the New England States, and the many
cures II has performed, and the great demand made
for II by tle advice ofphysicans well acquantot with
lis preparation, has indced the proprietor TO extend
It's circulation to almost every town in the eastern
States and the principal towns IN the United States.
This Panact, warranted purely vegetable and is moi
surpassed ny any other medicine offered to the
afflicted as lis extensive sale and great popularity
plainly prove. Ii has within the last eighteen months
cured It's thousands ofthe most obstinate diseases, a.
can he proved by certificates, Is pronounced by
eminent and respectable physicians the hest 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, TX and SPE AR, r. Moody
= Adams, Curtis and Rrssel-Millon, G. Drake
Milton Falls Burnct and Sawyer-WaterviIle Fisk
and Brown,-l1ne>burgh, Hull and Cook-Fairiax,
Parker and acknowledgements, Adams and Murray
-Coml ridge, NJ. Wire>-Underli, NJ. e. Barney
North Ferrlslursh, II. G. Wicier-Georga, A. Bliss
WlIi>ton, \. Chiiicnden-Rchmcnd, Green & Rhodes
johnson, q. l.. Warner and Co-Monkton, Ethan
Smih-Bahcr>ie Arlington and Woodwarl-Fair-
field, Burnett and Farnsworh. eo.p1y.LI9